Countess of Montell Named Noted Riviera Hotel Thief
A French countess, Amel Comodine by birth, long known as the Countess of Montell, is arrested in Nice. Investigators say she led a burglar ring targeting wealthy American travelers, hiding tools in pockets beneath a cloak when detained by police.
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Chilean Government Loses Ammunition
In Santiago, March 22, explosions rocked the ReveTement bowser houses at Batuca north of the city. Six blasts shook the area causing panic among residents and fears of a major quake. Casualties are not yet confirmed as reports are unclear.
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Stanford Students Face Expulsion After Apology
Stanford University officials gave little progress in resolving the student affair. A 247-student apology was signed as the committee on students affairs reviews testimony. no revocation for the initial twelve suspended, but indications point to possible dismissal for some of the 247. The students will wait for committee reports before acting.
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Japanese Denounced as Barbarous Humbug in Hong Kong
March reports depict anti Japanese sentiment with leaflets reading barbarous humbug and calls for boycott. A death by self-inflicted act is noted in Vanava with a soldier saying he faced unjust denial of promotion.
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Denver Democratic fight reshapes city machine control
In Denver Mayor Speer wins a decisive victory as the Democratic state central committee grants the Davoren-led faction control of Denver's party machinery. The move isolates Speer supporters and sets the stage for future nominations, with Pueblo and Glenwood Springs chosen for delegate and state ticket events.
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Fire and Police Board
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Whereabouts of Prince Sagan Steele Mystee
New York March 23 reports on Prince Helle De Sagan arriving in Mads City from Paris could not be confirmed. Montreal advices claimed the man did not match the minute description of the prince and was required to reveal his identity when passports were shown.
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Amateur Billiard Title Still Unsettled in Chicago
Chicago March 23 H A Wright of San Francisco failed to clinch the amateur championship at 14 2 balk billiards losing to C F Conklin of Chicago 256 to 40. The result creates a three way tie with Calvin Demarest of Chicago and the two contenders each holding four wins and one loss. The playoff will be held tomorrow and Wednesday. E W Gardner of Passaic took fourth by defeating J J Poggenburg of New York. Clarence Jackson of Chicago finished last. Demarest set the world amateur record for high run and high in ggin average and won the grand average prize. Wright showed poor form with imprecise speed.
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Passaic
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New York
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Demarest
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Yoakum Meets President Over Rock Island Plans
B F Yoakum chairman of the Rock Island Railway board called at the White House for a long conference with the president. He was reticent after the talks.
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Rock Island Railway System
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Visit Discusses Industrial Low Mood With the President
Report notes that the purpose of the visit centered on the prevailing industrial low mood, forming the core topic of conversations with the president. The account emphasizes the economic climate and political context shaping the dialogue during the engagement.
Government seeks injunction over Calumet river drainage
The United States government filed a federal bill to restrain Calumet river drainage trustees from diverting the channel. The action could impact the proposed deep waterway from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. Indian Police After Bandits. Reno bandits flee to Schurz after looting Coalition Mining with 47000.
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Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement asserts Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves aches and pains and heals wounds for neighbors and readers, suggesting everyone is prone to rheumatism and minor injuries and recommending the product from J. H. O'Rielly Co.
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