St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 18, 1926
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Peron : ‘ ex » SS AS " Pek dete Shin fs. VS FICE: Lee ee dint, SAT ae Tee Sha ee pare: CR AL ps Tote Se te A re ~ | BABY’ SKULL mT, -BYEARS DOCTORS Mrs. Nungesser, About Find, Replies = Don’t Remembey,* Questions asked of Mrs oo ee pees ipmincenepwrietarneneta ie I MOTOMETER CLEW POLILt ANAUTOTA Broken Device Pi at Scene After C MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘wage sony OF stanw FEE OF CLAIM AGENT LEADS TO HIS ARREST Radio Fans Who Did Not sont Preliminary Announcement Later False. Ww. G. ennai: Alleged to Have Charged Veteran ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ER \ =a | AVIATION FUND DONOR | V, nit N00 AIR ——_—_ —._- —_ |") FUND ESTABLISHED ssscas | cpg eo MeL " oe. iNew York World Post-Dispatch.) wide alarm was caused in Great Too Much. Britain last night when listeners Seas a ~ 100 PERSONS IN SEURET PAY OF ALIEN CUSTODIAN MAN. 90, CARRIES GIRL. OUT OF BURNING HOME Aged Louis Cicardi and Others of Family Flee in Night Clothes. and Post- "san h. I. Publishin : an LONDON, Jan. 18.—Nation-— an insurance Four members of the family of REGRET Aen Pam oe PRT = pat Alp EER aR if | ' * Salaries Come From Fund! | eee. oe BASE ot Sea Made Up of One Per Cent | Levy on Estates Re-| turned. Founder of Aeronautic School in New York Makes $500,000 Immedi- ately Available for Study. news bulletin announcer giving ter- rible details of an uprising by the saat in London. throughout the country heard a W. G. Stevenson, agent of Columbia, Mo., who was arrested there Saturday under a —— indictment areca here, dreds of frightened hearers that | illegally high fee for prosecuting a % the “big Ben” tower of the House | Govern ent insurance and com-jnight after fire in the basemen Alexander G. Bruce, including his 90-year-old father-in-law, Louis | Cicardi, fled from the Bruce home | at 6203 Wagner avenue, in their | night clothing at 10:30 o'clock last | Nungesser a cistern on ‘gesser’s husbands, re ed the arswer, by State's Murray at an inquest Ill., over an infant’s skull a farm owned by Emil Fricker, of two men who were "a dom ts - Frank Sebastian chinist, on Jan. HE DIES iN HOS. OF FRACTURED at Mra ployed, with the compensation paid to each on a per annum basis.” farm bloc duties were incorporaied tn the last tariff act on virtually ell | aniel C. Nugent et Plan makes it easy for you to have the Minne immediately | d been leveled, | ‘and first floor had all but biocked | ber.” , ; SUGGESTS OPENING of Parliament ha the _pensati claim of a St. Louis d | ee e } ABOUT $200,000 the Savoy Hotel sage ce to | World War veteran, today declined |the stairway. County planned to question i i ° ang : } PAID OUT YEARLY OF OTHER SCHOOLS | Minister (of Transpo, angry mod ito discuss the case, on advice of | Despite his age Cicard! managed today. The dairy farmer wie ~Watchman at Neat . ah aeeeies on the British | ounsel. to carry Miss Cicardi Bruce, his | = | reputed wealthy but weal Rim | ‘Motorist V . . to Hoover An- Broadcasting Co.'s oer He is 54 year sold and has rep- (17-year-old grandchild, from the res pn a te im wet ae vor a Says orist ' Sends | etter oo d assem been overcome | | ° Secretary of Mrs. Coolidge and another, — ‘ci rushing resented a large Eastern life insur- house after she had sebeua 33 | pending appeal from a Geta. oniously Fled WV ; ; of En-| in Trafalgar Sa company at Columbia for 22 by smoke. Her sister. Miss Virg = |tence for the killing of Jemma . : Said to Have | - nouncing to sack the National Gallery and jance Bruce, 18, carried their 5-year-old + | gesser, Sept. 15, 1924, anil ing Large Machi , | -ds were attacking ‘he years. He was taken to Jefferson Se. trem the 3 sg tie . List Until Last dowment Is to Promote {that crowds White a brother, Alexander Jr., . -] ‘under a sentence of life ried on t n ) Government office§ along it€-' city Saturday. nnagiegge See dace |house and they were all taken to $f ment for the murder, fm oe f 3 Commercial Flying hall. a not guilty before a Un rtaceSs shelter by neighbors. , . . - President | j automoobitis vided for the “pet of ail est and all other Ei are su , to past avtation — by Guggen- | ‘years fn prison. +Shop Funeral for Seed Firm even went so far ag to give theca tgg aps ere, ee “There is going to a e anon f w here the law squcitieniiy exemPts | Guggenheim me of Aeronautics | Admits Making Mistake in Ar-- District Attorney's office, entered day, were 20 quarts of whisky Ben P. Cornell, president and co- ie of Mrs. Nungesser and snetie — ae pease x: pe: a ceeiene i * se Con- 7 mat at New York University. | resting William Geist. (an agreement with Stevenson. aft- »ought prior to prohibition and!founder of the Schisler-Cornel! man, State's Attorney Murray. gare *” cupests = tea of this suppressed eee oe ae : It is interesting to note that Hints at Future Gifts. Charges of oppression in office er his claim was settied, to solicit stored for seven years in the base- ‘Seed Co., died yesterday at his | informed, then had gone to her ane waco li i bests ng ak gress gets around to tne “ “ey cee | ‘Col. Miller’s last report quotes the In his letter to Hoover, Guggen- | brought against Chief of Police. employment for Stevenson from ‘ment of the house. The Rruces/| home. 7121 Maryland avenue, after | “asked if the report had any foun fou - Pr —_ os —- ages oxegtagaee™ a i a been | 2” that provides tha such report), im who defined the purposes of Gerk, Assistant Chief Rundle and other veterans, and as a result had oceupied the house for 17 an illness of 2 week. He was 70 / ‘dation in fact. She is said to haw, Gee gee "a be eae property of the aliens ha "| “shall contain a list of all persons ‘sne fund and gave the board of Lieut. Cal White were 101-prossed four or five others here contracted | wean. 4 years old and until last Monday | denied that it had any basis e at ark. TI ) ae — appointed or employed, with the | trustees unrestricted powers for ‘oday after Lieut. White had to pay Stevenson 10 per cent for Says Firemen Delayed _jlactive in the affair sof the firm. At first Mrs. Nungesser said pos tate pis: ak al aa amen Property Custodian How-jsalary or compensation peid to carrying these out, hints at future aimitted the police a made @ collecting their money from the : ae Death was due to a gangrenous | tively that no such reatie ea alleel " an ard Sutherland, who succeeded each,” but the fact remains that gifts in the way of new schedis — in arresting William Geist. Veterans’ Bureau. These men tes- | . Bruce asserted the oe a condition of the foot complicated had occurred. Murray persisted # Blass —_ (he mereu : _—— . imebedy outside the Alien Property| — os, .. the one at New York Uni. |the Beosecuting witness. | tyes Before the grant fury. but) City fire departeget retue * |by grip and infirmities of age. his interrogation. The relative © Where was mal dicted in connection with the re- Custodian’s office—and only a few versity. He said: | Geist, who is recor clerk fOr | the inquiry had prevented comple- | come to the fire and merges that | Mr Corneli was a native St.| was said to have teihes to hee There vat a — - turn of the $1,000,000 estaie of the \5. 14. Knows who the 100-odd ad- “You will perhaps recall that |‘ '7cwit Attorney Sidener, was 4F- | tien of their claims. the St. Louis firemen delayed — Louisan and with his brother, | about the rumor Was present 3 Di: ‘i oa spel «= American Metals Co., sars there = 'mintstration employes are or what jas: wear I established a school of rested five weeks age on the com- The indictment was returned a ginning work on the blaze until it Adolph, now secretary-treasurer of denly. after a glance around ype bats peas : ya a pew on Shek roll Benesy Bet | alaries they gxt. west”. onedliiad ee Pee k Univer. Pi@int of William Ries, a photo | month ago but suppressed, pending was too late to save the house. the firin. founded the business in | courtroom, she changed ber tutomobile and accessor reetiv em plored in the bureagi. Pre- | : scabgipert “ be tg iil Pes pe grapher for the Sr Lovuis Tims. Stevenson's arrest. Fire Chief Waish of University 1885 c.f weetboal by another | ewere to. “T don't remember.” as 'oid there was “"° Wa ' ¥. My desire 33 & that ¢ ‘ ; . | tbe, . ae Pie. . 2S »)WneTrsa Dp. ’ vious to his incumbency (ais —! 0 OF WEALTHY Mo being bee dafehiy tc tag en | after he had a 0 — S:evenson has heen active in aid- | City said today Pi elec at. ‘brother, Will, his son, Cliford, and | Bulgaria Honors T. S. : — : a a “ieee © not the case. oe - ; TW SONS OR EO ee olttnente noesibilities Le1s took sap phote ere oon oe spe “~" mg many veterans to press their home wasa mile from thee ty se ‘two sisters. Mrs.« Theresa Etavard | SOFIA. Jan. 18.—Cel-beation . = oa; neal Mrs. Coolidge's Secretary Let. | OBTAIN $12 IN HOLDUP eR ieee sates ae rest was made purely on the com aiaims for imsurance and compen- its and he feared to leave his own | .and Mrs. Fred Hoffman. The fu-j/the anniversary of Americal 9am vee teal des the Hudson A eonspicuous exception tT een Sen i i oe ae ; i piaint of sate . cag Mg: sation, having done much work like | city unprotected te fight the ‘fire lneral will be held tomorrow at 2/ hibition has been ordered fi a a ac egg rod mata i (ey te Seater Prom Spent en) oe fhe Place tn the entities | to eet a Police Court summons on, {this without compensation, it is while Acting District Chief Wer-| "sous the residence with in-' Buiedrien deheaie ler tha “ a al a. the eee ee | Nut Sendaes, Stetents Reb ening Sle oe a vita oe srr y .. S#id at Columbia. He has been minghaus of the St. Louis depart- terment in Bellefontaine Cemetery. ian Minister of Education Sean « is a 7 mare Seen on _ | Woman Store Owner. aed ee lreadv maki | bodying Ries charges of peace dis- entioned as a possible candidate ment said the omty delay on the Spada was the thirteent roll up to last fail. Tue roil is sup- | Beerial to the Pest-Dusssted. | | he — ~ — — Tarvence.. son tec: ap | for Democratic nomination for part of his men was caused by the anyone wife, Ganna Walska. operatic as- | . a —* : om a rol] than that of the Presi- ..,-. than they needed. jtended to establish a permanent eee ‘ a ee ‘ e pS | in Mississippi. at Seen ind Rutger. dents establishment than other-| the boys, James Wray and Her- | foundation, adding: jess Se eee nomen ¢ “s sonenas | “albert C. Meyer, a former 8t 4 @f diekory wise might be attached to it, be- 0. Enison both 17 vears old.) | P2@ thought is, rather, that the FORMFR INMATE fir FARM due to the arising of “a p I . eyer, . | e be White H : : ae *; Whole art and science e 4 matter that necessitated my 8T&8Y- LPoeyis artist who became a mem- : ause three or four couse iearfully broke the news over the! ™ sae of areonau: | P : io meesent 2 week | attaches are on the Government telephone from the Detective Bu. | tics 224 aviation being now in its | SAYS HE GOT 20 LICKS ing here rr os Poe wi eek | per of an advertising firm at Nash- " apy rint . | ; tmfancy. it wi or two.” he added, | ~ 0 se Samaglldeton co an pcg reau ‘to their fathers. Robert sem oe ides a Judge Hartmann Makes Public +. join Madame in Paris. There Ville, Tenn., was drowned yester- ; ¢ OF UEENSBE : e ' ‘f 3 P t ea . ah : - e ; i ; . i ++ ; / ¥. = _ ‘ ~ saline are cabviel om the roll of the | chong ee ea ae about such an advance in the art | — of Boy. ling Al is really no particular significance | day, with a companion, when pe } r — Sg Al - . Veterans’ Bureau, whence they, i eth *e L "| that private enterprise will find it | “a Goa = tn ey of any kind. It was just one of automobile fell though a awe *, am = rhea a originally were assigned. gon. part owner of the Clover Lest | ppacticable and profitable to ‘carrv; o-.. mann of JU-\ those things that might come up| into a stream at Booneville, Miss. oA Mt cic — a Oe on’ h i | | venue Court. who is co-operating tn the life of any man and force| A fragmentary report of the ac- | y ** Divorced. Miss Randolpt., since the revis- | “We just tried one stickup te on’ and thus render a CONtINUOUS | With the Roard of Chtiéred's Guer-|... “ ' cape | : : " 4 , sides ay The | + ™ sa. an ion of the alien property list, is. : and permanent endowment for this | ied tialiiid a a Sil him te change his p ans. cident was telephone y a Parts ’ fa 14 8 | carried, according to the Official | &** SV*™ om the money we spent | purpose unnecessary.” oo tet nae oooh ei 89 ew ced McCormick left the liner Paris|O. D. Meyer. a brother, who has a 7 , § Bree oe a, . ‘ , mistreatme elinquent s5-ADp in thts to marrageated by reductions in. the | {Merten S6°i aR Tsiot FES eed \ REGULATOR COMPANY he center @f @ slime e& There was likewise admission | *®*@*¢s and repeal! of the inhert- ax en. for five minutes. eS | par: * month was * that Miss Randolph had been on | *™°* t=." — pay crestited to 5 on aes ~~ .. Se) St. Lowis Branch: ns fisturbences az ’ the Mat at one time, but nobody | Prisoner Jumps to Death in Jail. | feat news publebed th vig 1230 ARCADE BLDG. =e and early this morn would say what others not “con-| By the Associated Prees. pupubitanaion ef special dispe agg “* Doct feeling the a nected with the Alien Property | MONTREAL, Jan. 18.—Hela inl esos wton Ki | "habitants are highiy dis Custedian’s office had drawn their Bordeaux jail on a charge of at- A 7 we J tart 5. Corbett Sought b pey trem it. Sutheriart’s only tempting to murder his wife with | ba and yoar..... Mrs } . 5 o} . ole ~~ | reference to this was that he “un-ian ax. Fred Jebelenko today | : iy “only, one ( Perretowsee: Thirty. third ca e xX ; Gerstood there had been some aw | dashed past a guard who had open. | cher postal order, ne welttene’ et signment cise pe @oney order or St. Louis 9 Chie? of . oe where before I cameied his cel! door, and dived head Delivered hy ciiy carrier or iti pels first over the gallery railing. His : out-ef-towa Ne hee ee ee “ogo ory petra skell was fractured on the cem Dally anly, Se + Sunday. 10s » : | | ner, Borla er whic equaily nu- floor 15 feet below. Death was th- as Jrty SONS and presumably no less ox. ' stantaneses | wsteat wpe Rosiofsie sense, Loma’ ae |
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