Denver Mint Robber Suspect Confessed in Mexico
Pearl Cockrell, in a Denver mint robbery case, implicated Roy Sherill as a principal despite partial denials. She claimed money was split between England and Mexico and that one gang member may be in Juarez or across the border. Police consider further suspects in Mexico and await extradition actions.
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Pearl Cockrell
Roy Sherifl
Colorado
Sweetheart
Mrs. Trainor
Denver Mint
Juarez
Mexico
Ward
Galusha
Roy Sherill
Sherill
Denver
Mint
Lookout Mountain
Venver
Joy Sherill
England
Cockrell
Denver Police
Potee Cialusha
H. KR. Williaros
Washington
el Paso
Phil’ Olguin
Albuquerque
J. W. Morgan
Over
Canyon City
Margaret Cook
Margaret Burne
J. 8. Sloane
Peter Tobin
Nicolas Trainor
Pearl Ceekie
el Paso County
Colo
Department of Justice
Yeserday
A. Raymond Gere
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest States
Denver area forecast for March 23 indicates New Mexico generally fair and somewhat warmer Saturday and Sunday with southerly air. Unsettled conditions in the north portion. Arizona expected fair Saturday with warmer northeast, Sunday likely fair.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local University Weather Summary Report
Conditions for the previous day show temperatures and humidity readings as recorded by the university. The report lists highs, means, humidity at 6 and 8, precipitation, and wind velocity directions, though many characters are garbled.
Germany Faces Hefty Costs for Ruhr Resistance
In Essen on March 28, reports say Berlin granted credits totaling hundreds of billions of marks to the Ruhr coal mine and factory owners to sustain passive resistance. Industrialists and mine owners oppose charging Ruhr magnates, urging government funding for workers. A one month general strike begins April 1 in the Hagen region outside the occupied zone, with posters claiming shared wage costs by industry and government. The French view this as camouflage to pressure Germany and influence Ruhr operations.
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Essen
Associated Press
Berlin
Ruhr
Hauhr
Vrench
Hagan
Abermiany
Judge Phillips to Hold Court in September Here
Federal Judge J. Phillips will open court in Roswell on May 14 and in Albuquerque on September 17. The petit jury for the Roswell term will be drawn in Santa Fe on April 16. A charge against Prank Scaremellini, an Albuquerque dairyman, was dismissed.
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Santa Fe
M. M
J. Phillips
Roswell
Albuquerque
Attempt to Fix Foster Jury Highlights Courtroom Drama
In Mich the Foster criminal syndicalism case centers on discarded Communist Party programs not in circulation before last August’s convention. Witness Ruthenberg testifies the legal Workers Party shifted the approach. juror tampering rumors surface as Judge White limits discussion while Monday proceedings continue with a lengthy history of radical movements.
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Frank P. Walsh
Foster
Communist Party of America
Ruthenbers
Legal Workers Party
Cons Vention
Legal Organization
Goose
Court House
Charles White
White
Ruthenberg
Workers' Party
Germany
Carl Marx
U S May Deduct War Materials From Occupation Costs
Washington reports Eliot Wadsworth’s proposal for deducting war materials transported from Germany at armistice time from the $255 million U S cost of maintaining the occupation army. Officials expect favorable reception, noting allies made similar deductions. The final decision awaits official dispatches from Paris.
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U. S
Washington
Eliot Wadsworth
United States
Germany
State Department
Paris
Hushes
Wadsworth
Three Men Killed in Well Collapse at Snyder
Three men were killed and another injured when the walls of a well they were sinking caved in at Snyder Ohio, burying them under five feet of dirt. The men were 360 feet down when the accident occurred and the bodies had not been recovered.
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Snyder
Okin
Chicago Bowlers Win 19th Annual American Tournament
Chicago is awarded the 19th annual American Tournament. Milwaukee reports the event on March 28 with unanimous approval. Details of the resuth sequence are unclear in the fragment.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Secretary of slain liquor vender seized in dry net
Oscar Land of Hollywood, a confidant of Earl Remington, was arrested in Long Beach after authorities traced him through the liquor ring case. The indictment ties Land to the slain vendor's operation and to illicit distribution networks.
Prominent Packer Alleged Smuggler in Liquor Raid
Oscar Land of Hollywood identified as secretary of Earl Remington an illicit liquor dealer slain recently Captain of Detectives Hiome said a new probe into Remington staging will be opened Louis Dudrey and John Miller arrested Prohibition agents name as major smugglers Curtis Corporation president Alexander Stewart held on bail 25000 166 cases of imported liquor seized by Long Beach police at Curtis docks consigned from Scotland to Ensenada via Vancouver
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Th Angeles
Oscar Land
Hollywood
Long Beach
George Hogan
Earl Remington
George J. Hiome
Remington
Louis Dudrey
Prohibition
Dolley
Pacific Coast
John Miller
Vancouver
Alexander Tr. Stewart
Curtis Corporation
Packers
Scotland
Ensenada
Califorgia
Manly says Hoover raised sugar prices after commerce report
Basil M. Manly of the Peoples' Legislative Service accuses the Hoover administration and the Commerce Department of triggering a sugar price surge with a February 9 statement. He cites the department's release timing and stock projections, calls for a federal inquiry and grand jury review of sugar market speculation on February 19.
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Washington
Basil M. Manly
Peoples’ Legislative Service
Harding
Department of Commerce
Department
Manly
Commerce Department
Hoover
Mr. Manly
Federal Grand Jury
New York Sugar Exchange
American Acquitted of Murder in Mexico City Trial
Benjamin H. Turner an American, 22, was acquitted by a jury in Mexico City for the two year old murder of Ramon Arguelles a Mexican. Prosecution sought the death penalty after Turner said Arguelles swindled him out of 6000 pesos. Turner earned the nickname The Hermit for his silence during confinement and refusal to provide a U S address.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Benjamin H. Turner
Ramon Arguelles
Mex‘co
Mexico
Turner
Arguelles
The
Hermit
United States
Actress Gladys Walton Jailed for Speeding in Los Angeles
March 23 in Los Angeles motion picture actress Gladys Walton was sentenced by Police Judge Joseph F Chambers to serve five days in jail for speeding. The arresting officer said Miss Walton admitted driving and smiled as she was taken away.
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Los Angeles
Gladys Walton
Joseph F. Chambers
Miss Walton
Antormobile
Man Swallows Door Key After Spoons Diet at Kansas Hospital
James A. Melarene, patient at the state hospital in Parsons Kansas, after surgery to remove spoons and a safety pin from his stomach, again swallowed a door key. Dr J T Nar More says the key could be lethal.
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Parsons, Kans
James A. Melarene
State Hospital
Phypeg
Melerene
Melgrene
J.T. Naramore
Piutes Still In Retreat At Dark Tank Canyon
Salt Lake City dispatches report the Piutes holding out in Dark Tank canyon with captives. Nine captured, one killed and five escaped to rejoin the band under Chief Old Posey. Settlers press for government action as local guards feed captives at county expense and posses pursue the fugitives.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Piutes
Dark Tank Canyon
San Juan County
Cowboy Charley's Boy
OU Nar
Blanding
Old Posey
Washington
Bianding
Little Fugitive Band
Record of Somme veteran offered, then withdrawn in Herrin riot trial
In Marion Illinois the prosecution offered a stained army discharge to prove the identity of Antonio Malkavich, a slain man linked to the Herrin riot case. Defense objected to the exhibit as prejudicial and unproved, and Judge Hartwell ruled the discharge immaterial once identity was admitted, after which the state withdrew the evidence as the trial paused for further testimony.
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Wea
Malkovich
203Rd Signal Corps
S0th
Hartwell
George Stone
Maalkavich
Clattwell
Mystery man Marshall linked to Dorothy Keenan murder
In New York on March 23 reporters waited the office of Assistant District Attorney Ferdinand Pecora as he prepared to question the elusive "Mr. Marshall" and his secretary "Mr. Wilson" about the jewels and money given to Dorothy Keenan before her death. Pecora planned to reveal the real name soon, noting Marshall may be a wealthy manufacturer married to a socially prominent wife.
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New York
Mr. Marshall
Dorthy Keenan
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Marshall
Minnesota Governor Urges Wheat Diet to Curb Surplus
Paul Minnesota March 25 Governor J A O Preus issued a proclamation urging residents to eat more wheat to consume the surplus he says is driving down prices. The appeal targets statewide consumption to support farmers amid market pressures.
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Paul
Minn
Minnesota
J. A. O. Preus
Freedom 9 at Goue in Illinois Court
A court fight over airwave rights unfolds at Livingston county court house in Pontiac in April. Edward McWilliams seeks to restrain G Wyle Bergman a Dwight amateur operator from broadcasting over alleged interference with home telephone service during election night last November drawing attention from national figures including Herbert Hoover and Hiram Maxim.
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Irving Herriott
Bergman
McWilliams
Radio World
Herbert Hoover
Mitchell Lewis
New York
Hiram Percy Maxim
American Radio Relay League
California
Young Bergman
Schedule of wave length reallocations nears final plan
Washington March 23 radio experts and government officials at the second national radio conference prepared a schedule reallocating wave lengths for commercial broadcast military naval and amateur use. Commissioner Carson said findings should be public tomorrow after today’s executive session.
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Washington
Carson
Bureau of Navigation
Women’s Order to Work With Ku Klux Formed in Atlanta
Atianta Ga March 26 Under the name of Kametia a secret order for Women was ready to function today alongside the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan William Simmons former imperial wizard of the Klan had a new office Elim Magus or president of the women's organization created by himself according to the proclamation issued here last night Headquarters of the klan expressed surprise when informed of the organization Pred J Savage a major official of the kin said We know of no such order nor have the officials of the khan been in communication with Simmons
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Kin
Sie
I. Mons
Mitchell urges reduced wheat production for profit
Crookston Minnesota March 23 John K R Mitchell member of the federal reserve board told bankers and farmers at a northwest conference that profit from wheat comes only if production is trimmed to just under U S consumption about 600 650 000 bushels He said consumers would pay about 1 60 a bushel with Canadian price plus transport and a 30 cent tariff and proposed a single nationwide wheat marketing agency to regulate output by region
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Crookston, Minn
John KR. Mitchell
Federal Reserve Board
Banker Farmer
Northwest
Mitchell
Ancient mining shaft near Encino may unlock new bonanza
Encino New Mexico March 25 mining interests pick up around Encino after Frank Lewis opened an old shaft northwest of town near the Pedernal Hills. Lewis and associates plan to work the site with several others staking claims nearby. Local commissioners and firms push exploration of mineral bearing rocks, signaling a potential new industry alongside farming and ranching.
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Encino
N. M
Frank Lewis
Pedernal Hills
Lewin
Canadian
Texas
Lewis
H. A. Ballard
U.S
Ballard
Oberg
Torrance
Eneino
Walz faces federal and state liquor charges in Alamogordo
G W Walz held on 335 quarts whisky and 40 gallons alcohol seized near Mescalero. Customs charges filed under 1922 federal law. state charges invoke Volstead Act in New Mexico. Bond set at 2000. to Las Cruces for arraignment before Judge Mechem. possible $540 fine boosting Third District funds. Car seized. possible confiscation under federal or state law.
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Alamogordo
N. M
G. W. Walz
United States
A. F. Menger
H. S&s. Creighton
el Paso
Walz
J. Benson Newell
New Mexico
Hinkle
Walt
Las Cruces
H. M. Denny
Milwin Mechem
Newell
Third Judicial District
Mescalero
Kansas City
Sioux City Flood Threat from Floyd River Ice Gorge
Flood fears loom as the Floyd river backwaters inundate Sioux City homes. A massive ten mile ice gorge and rising Missouri backwater push water toward lower blocks, with 400 homes already menaced and another three foot rise potentially flooding 39 to 40 residential blocks. Police warn residents to prepare to move.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Plord
Sergeant Bluffs
Ice gorge threatens Vermillion city in Missouri river
An ice gorge three miles west of Vermillion risks flooding the town. A bomb attempt to clear the gorge will be made in the morning. A similar gorge in 1881 caused a flood that destroyed Vermillion, prompting grave concern over potential destruction today.
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Vermillion
Missouri River
Ice Gorge Forms South of Onawa Flooding Plains
An ice gorge three miles south of Onawa reached flood level, forcing bottom lands residents to flee. A separate gorge west of Onawa was dynamited, but officials say gorges south of the city are too solid to break. The large ice indeed bergs form a massive, persistent barrier.
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Onawa
Yowa
New York Horse Wins Grand National at Aintree
Sergeant Murphy ridden by General Symons out of Rose Graft owned by Stephen Sanford of New York won the Grand National Steeplechase Handicap valued at about 16009 pounds over 112 miles at Aintree. Shout Spadah owned by Sir Malcolm McAlpine placed second with Conjurer II owned by Major Dewhurst third. Twenty eight horses started.
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Liverpool
Associated Press
Sergeant Mursphy
General Symons
Stephen Sanford
New York
Aintree
Malcolm McAlpine
Major Dewhurst
Prospects Improve for Farmers in Encino Area
Encino New Mexico notes better prospects after snows and a fine season. Farmers plan more acreage this year as livestock shipped last year, and preparations are underway for increased farming activity.
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Encino
N. M
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Canon City Penitentiary
Eady
Phillips
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Goue
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Women’s Order
KU Klux
Atlanta
Highlands
Floyd River
Missouri
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