Woman Fatally Shoots Priest in Chicago Confessional
Mrs. Emily Strutynsky of Ramey Pennsylvania shot and killed Rev Basil Stetsuk during a confessional visit at St Michaels Greek Catholic Church in Chicago. She claimed his alleged funds misappropriation by her husband spurred the attack. Police say she may be mentally deranged.
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Chicago
Basil Bretsuk
Emily Srutynsky
Ramey
St. Michaels
Strutynsky
Stetsuk
Fiamey
Stetenk
Mrs. Striifonsky
Stetcuk
Soter Ortynsky
Bishon
Philadelphia
Stetank
Rochester
N. Y
Count Potocky
Poland
Franz Josef
Austria
Weather outlook for New Mexico and Arizona
Forecast from Denver dated October 7 says New Mexico will be fair in the south and unsettled in the north Monday and likely Tuesday with little temperature change. Arizona expects generally fair weather Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Fragmented Weather Data From University Report
The twenty four hour period ended at 6 p m yesterday shows scattered readable items. Temperature details are incomplete with several garbled entries. Wind direction is listed as southwest and the sky is described as clear with no further reliable metrics available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maighest
Bae Hee
Lochy i
Convict Kills Pal and Fatally Wounds Another at State Penitentiary
In Walla Walla Washington a convict named Thomas Walton 40 killed S V Fort 27 and fatally wounded George McDonald 27 at the state penitentiary after leaping from the chapel line and stabbing them Walton was knocked down and disarmed by prison guard F B Gregory Fort died tonight Walton facing first degree murder charges Walton and Bart formerly prison mates escaped from San Quentin and later wounded Officer Cashatt in Spokane The killings stemmed from Walton accusing Bart of telling MacDonald things about him Walton was serving eight to 20 years Bart five to life and MacDonald two to five for burglary from King county
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Walla Walla
Wash
State Penitentiary
Thomas Walton
S. VP
Walton
Watton
Bart
San Quentin
California
Spokane
Cashatt
MacDonald
Hort
King County
Illini Score First Victory Over Nebraska
Chicago October 7 Illinois defeated Nebraska 25 to 7 marking the Illini’s first win over the Cornhuskers. Grange starred at left halfback with three touchdowns and Britton added three goals after touchdowns. Chicago beat Colorado Aggies 10 to 0 while Wisconsin beat Coe 7 to 3 and Minnesota edged Ames 20 to 17. Indiana lost to Depauw 3 to 0. Purdue routed Wilmington 39 to 0. Ohio State beat Ohio Wesleyan 24 to 7. Next week matchups include Indiana versus Northwestern in Indianapolis and Purdue versus Iowa at Iowa City.
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Chicago
Beason
Big Ten
Klinele
Nebraska
Illinois
Cornhuskers
Grange
Illini
Kilheim
Sceut
Britton
Zuppke
Colorado Aggies
Stagg
Maroons
Colorado
Onslaucht
Braggs
Wisconsin
Coe
Taft
Badger
Minnesota
Ames
Gophers
Michigan
Towa
Case
Iowa
Knox
Indiana
Depau
Purdue
Wilmington
Northwestern
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Columbus
Indianapolis
Iowa City
Vanderbilt
Ann Arbor
Colgate
Michigan Aggies
Madison
Tllinois
Butler
Urbana
Haskell Indians
Minneapolis
Kansas City Blues Win Close 1923 American Association Pennant
Kansas City secured the 1923 pennant by sweeping a doubleheader from Toledo 3 to 1 and 12 to 3, ending a tight race as St Paul failed to overtake despite Louisville losses.
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Toledo
Ohio
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Six Die in Palisades Colorado Mine Explosion
Washington reports six men killed in a Palisades Colorado mine explosion. A mine rescue car has been dispatched to the scene per a Bureau of Mines message.
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Washington
Palisades
Colo
Bureau of Mines
Gas Explosion Kills Palisades Mine Manager and Four Workers
A noon gas explosion at the Midwest Coal Company mine in Palisades Colorado killed manager Robert P. Scott and five workers. Only one body, McKey, has been recovered. Reported dead include Harvey Kers and thressone. The mine was set afire by the blast and remains burning.
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Denver
Colo
Midwest Coal Company
Palisades
Robert P. Scott
McKey
Harvey Kers
Thressone
Explosion at Palisades mine kills six of seven miners
An explosion at the Midwest Coal mine in Palisades Colorado at 11 a m killed six of seven workers. George McKee was first recovered from wrecked mine cars. Miner Jim Benda survived with severe burns and was hospitalized. Government rescue crews reported four bodies found and planned further recovery at night.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Midwest
Palisades
Robert P. Scott
J. K. Keys
Harvey Keys
W. B. Keys
Robert T. Keys
George M Kee
McKee
Government
Rockcliffie
Jim Benda
Midwest Mine
Scott
Grand Mesa
Pali- Sader
Bodie
Rovert PF. Scott
W. K. Keys
George McKee
Aomng
J. K. Kers
French Vote on German Reparations Revealed in Express Letter
London reports hitherto unpublished August 5 1920 letter from David Lloyd George to Wilson. The Express claims an agreement would have France scaling German reparations if Britain and the United States forgave much of France’s debts. Austen Chamberlain and Albert Rathbone signaled American readiness to end separate payments.
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London
Associated Press
Sunday Express Today
David Lloyd George
Wilson
Great Britain
United States
France
Austen Chamberlain
Albert Rathbone
America
Baldwin
Europe
Legion Heads to Convene on Vital Issues at San Francisco
National Commander Owsley outlines four pillars of the American Legion the disabled veterans care Americanization and immigration policy and wartime veterans aid will guide the fifth annual convention in San Francisco October 7 to 19.
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American Legion
Alvie Traveley
Kate Waller
Barrett
American Legion Auxiliary
John Thomas Tuster
Robert H. Tyndall
George A. Withers
Orphans’ Home Committee
House of Representatives
VU. S
Legion
National Capitol
Coolidge
Owsley
Union
Cuba
Europe
Canal
Kate Waller Barrett
Womens
Ed. J. Eivers
Destroyer Quiz Ends Testimony In Honda Wreck Inquiry
San Diego Oct 7 The naval court of inquiry reviews three weeks of testimony on the Honda destroyer disaster. Witnesses from Chauncey and rear ships describe the fatal eastward course change and radio signals amid confusion. The last witness may be sworn Tuesday and findings go to the secretary of the navy by week’s end.
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San Diego
Calif
Naval Court of Inquiry
Ead
U. & &. Chauncey
Delphy
Leslie Bratton
Court of Inquiry
Secretary of the Navy
Man crushed to death at Alamo mine roost
Wesley Robert HBoelz aged 24 was killed when a rock slab fell from the roost at the Alamo mine in Walsenburg Colorado Friday. He leaves a father and five brothers in Rice Minnesota.
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Deatit Pueblo
Colo
Wesley Robert Hboelz
Walsenburg
Rice
Minn
Enormous mud geyser found in crater depths at Katmai
Carnegie scientist T. C. M. Fenner reports a massive mud geyser erupting from a pool about 100 feet across in the smoking crater of Mount Katmai. Descending with a Swiss guide, he observed boiling mud shooting 200 feet high despite low bottom visibility. Fenner warns the Ten Thousand Smokes valley may vanish as vents fade.
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Seattle
Wash
Miller Huggins Signs Yankees Manager Contract
New York reports Miller Huggins signed a contract to manage the Yankees for the next year. The move confirms Huggins as skipper of the team amid ongoing season plans.
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Miller Huggins
YANKS
New York
Yankees Today
Concrete Building in Japan Not Shaken Down by Earthquake
A reinforced concrete six story building with towers at each end withstood the Yokohama earthquake while nearby banks and offices collapsed. Marshall Field & Co. representative A B D Milmine described the scene and noted Kobe offices remained orderly to handle business. Mortality among workers was heavy and manufacturing in silks and carved goods would be disrupted until reorganization.
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Chicago
Oct
Yokohama
A. BD
Milmine
Japan
Marshall Field & Co
Deutsche Asiatische Bank
Charter Bank
Kobe
Orient
Hundred Hosts Delighted With Reception Here
The special train of the Hundred Hosts arrived at Santa Fe station at 9 30 am with Albuquerque's hundred hotel managers and owners. The visit showcased the new Biltmore hotel in Los Angeles and featured remarks by Charles F E Gehring and Sidney M Weill. The group toured, enjoyed Indian cultural displays, and learned about Franciscan hotel plans as part of a broader effort to spotlight New Mexico’s hospitality potential.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Messie
Bowman and Wood
New Biltmore Hotel
Pershing Square
Los Angeles
Great Biltmore
Biltmore
the Angele
Charles Gehring
Charles FE. Gehring
National Hotel Review
North American
Gehring
Arthur Prager
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney M. Weill
M. T. Grier
F. H. Strone
Mangiocan Hotel
U. S
Isleta Pueblo
Sidney Well
Charles BE
Pablo Abelta
Isleta
Weil
Mr. Grier
Grier
New Mexico
Grain prices show continued advance amid market rally
Cash Corn in Chicago tops a three year high as December Wheat hits a new crop high. Grain prices rise while New York stocks rally with traders covering shorts and government reports triggering swings. Cotton fluctuates but stays broadly supported.
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Chicago
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Sharp rally on Stoge Exchange in last week market
Market activity showed gains of one to four points on a turnover that surpassed the million share level. Investors tracked notable climbs across several issues as traders eyed continued momentum.
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Stoge Exchange
Obregon Listed Critically Ill After Collapse in Mexico
Reports from San Antonio and Mexico City say President Obregon has collapsed and grown weaker after days of illness. Physicians held consultations at Chapultepec Castle and issued statements that serious complications had diminished, though he remains confined to his home pending recovery.
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San Antonio
Tex
Obregon
Chapultepec Castle
City of
Mexico City
Earth tremors recorded near Washington at distant quake
Tremors indicating a severe earthquake about 6000 miles away were logged last night and today at Georgetown University observatory. The readings suggest notable seismic activity distant from the capital.
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Washington
Georgetown University Scoismeographical Observatory
Federal officials to organize wheat co operative marketing groups
Washington reports a special government commission led by Meyer of the War Finance Corp will travel to the central northwest to promote cooperative marketing associations for wheat. The delegation will confer in Chicago to map the itinerary and explain government aid options including direct loans and bank financing.
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Washington
Special Commission of
Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Central Northwest
Coolidge
Frank W. Mondell
H. A. Yohe
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Commission
Floyd Rh. Harrison
Chicago
South
California
Spring Wheat States
New York
Julius HH. Barnes
United States Grain Corporation
George BE. Marey
Armour Grain Company
Ogden Armour
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Emily Strutynsky
Churchman
Porecas
Loose Report
Kansas City Blues
Oie
Robert Scott
Shaft
Midwest Coal Co
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Eaplaiston
Ruhr
Denby
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