Remus to Take Witness Stand in Late Report
The murder trial proceedings include the unexpected late report of Remus taking the stand. Connors, Blanche Watson, and George Klug are named as conspirators with Remus in the plot to kill Mrs. Remus. Berger, a Los Angeles promoter and Remus’s old friend, was recalled for crass examination and stated Remus seemed insane before the murder, then suggested he is sane now.
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Connors
Rens
Steyer
Blanche Watson
George Klug
Eden Park
Lales
Franklin 7. Dodge, Jr
Prompition
John S. Berger
Los Angeles Industrial Exposition
Charles P. Taft
Dodge
Taft
Berger
John Rogers
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Paul Y. Anderson
Washington
Alibi Presentations Feature In New Jersey Murder Trial
The defense centers on alibi witnesses for Beach and Lilliendahl, asserting two African Americans killed Dr Lilliendahl. Witnesses describe footprints and sightings near the crime scene and a car fleeing the lane. The defense called 27 witnesses, many local character references, with Mrs Lilliendahl and Mrs Beach shown in sympathetic, close contact during testimony.
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Beach
Atsion
Western senators press for definite assurance on vote timing
Western Republican Independents demand a vote on three issues at the coming session including farm relief via the McNary Haugen bill, restricting federal court injunctions, and a Brazil Central and South America policy review. They submit the demands to Senator Curtis while tensions rise over party organization in the new Congress.
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LaFollette
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Nebraska
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McNary-Haugen
George Noses
New Plampshire
Curtis and Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
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Pfeil Slips Into Unconsciousness Amid GOPSA Bid
Charles O. Pfeil, 56, recently nominated for president of the United States Golf Association, has been ill for weeks and today lapsed into unconsciousness with little hope for recovery. He had been in Memphis, Tennessee, where his condition was reported.
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Charles O. Pfeil
United States Golf Association
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Fireman acquitted in bombing case arrested for arson
Spokane. Henry Lise, once a city firefighter acquitted in Superior Court last September of placing a dynamite bomb at the Spokesman-Review building in July, was arrested today by police who say they found him setting fire to a garage owned by Fire Lieutenant GE Ro Woellner.
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Spokane
Henry Lise
Superior
Spokesman- Review
GE Ro Woellner
Attempt To Break World Air Record
Lieutenant George R. Pond and Captain Charles Ingsford-Smith plan a dawn takeoff in the Fokker Spirit of California to attempt a world endurance record of over 42 hours. Sponsored by the San Francisco Chronicle, the flight will target northern California with possible routes over San Bernardino and San Luis Obispo depending on weather.
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George R. Pond
Charles Ingsford- Smith
Fokker
Southern Cross
Spirit of California
The
San Francisco Chronicle
California
San Bernardino
San Luis Obispo
Hadley Dies in St. Louis Former Governor Passes Away
Former Governor Herbert S. Hadley died at his St. Louis home at 7 15 p m after a prolonged illness. The Washington University chancellor had just returned from hospital care following a breakdown in August and was reportedly improving.
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Herbert S. Hadley
Washington Univer
Sity
City Editor and Cub Reporter Exchange Barbed Advice
City Editor orders a concise rewrite while Cub Reporter explains confusion. The exchange highlights newsroom friction and the push for clarity in a terse, punchy style.
Prohibition Speech in New York Sparks Debate on Nullification
Governor Smith defends prohibition and denounces nullification of the constitution while recalling a 1923 Washington conference on enforcing the eighteenth amendment and the Volstead Act. He cites law enforcement efforts and clarifies his stance amid critical remarks. The piece ends with a humorous quip about a girl’s farewell.
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Smith
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Maryland
Assembly
Cost Of Electric Power Is Figured
Engineers for the Colorado River commissions in Arizona Nevada and California presented tentative estimates on Los Angeles power costs from Boulder Dam. The figures assumed completion within ten years and were to be kept secret pending further study by the three state commissions.
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Nevada
California
Los Angeles
Boulder Dam
Colorado River Commissions
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