Oklahoma Killer Bud Ballew Dead After Shootout
Ardmore Okla May 6 Bud Ballew once deputy sheriff and famed one gun man of the South was murdered tonight when Chief W J McCormick and Buck Garrett clashed with him after he drew on them. Ballew, known for fast draws, was killed by multiple gunshots, leaving a widow and 19 year old son.
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Mardmore
Okla
Bud Ballew
Sears
Rallew
Notcheron
Texas Ranger
Wichita Falls
Texas
Bud Vox Im Woo
Buck Garrett
Ardmore
Bud
Buck
Ballew
Famou Garrett
Garrett
Dusty Mills
Mills
Don Brazil
Highnote
Healdton
Steve Tulkington
Wirt
Tulkington
Arch Campbell
Pte
Bynum
Lane
Grove
Tom
Sherif Buck Garrett
Leutenant
State's Cleanest City inspection prompts license push
Anaconda officials push a citywide licensing drive for soft drink outlets and other businesses to meet state health standards. Inspector Collins plans regular inspections, seeking cooperation from homeowners as he aims to complete visits citywide later in the season.
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Ncealinasa
Rage
Nestate Ring
Ity
Ciy
Sie
Epilepsy Cured by Dead Man's Glands
Ossining dispatch reports at Sing Sing prison a prisoner named George Hauser gained relief from epilepsy and stuttering after human glands from an executed inmate were transplanted into his body. Warden Lewis B. Lawes announced the operation's apparent success, noting it as a historic first.
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Ossining
Sing Sing
Lewis B. Lawes
George Hauser
Terry M. ‘Townsend
New York City
Blands
Hauser
Lawes
Beveridge Wins by Twenty Thousand in Indiana Primary
Indianapolis May 5 Former Senator Albert J Beveridge defeated Senator Harry New by 20472 votes in the Republican nomination contest for United States senator. Official totals show Beveridge 205410 to New 16470 with 266 precincts missing. Democratic totals list Jesse Sanders at 27710 as the nearest rival.
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Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry
New
Repubican
United State
Associated Arena
Beveridge
New Telos
Samuel Af. Ralston
Jesse Sanders
Goldstein Appointment Under Fire In Senate
The nomination of Nat Goldstein to the Internal Revenue collector post in St Louis faces Senate Republican pressure to withdraw after reports linked the funds of Governor Lowden’s campaign to Goldstein. Senator Mississippis Carter leads charges against multiple appointees, claiming corruption tied to the 1920 Missouri campaign and urging the White House to act.
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Washington
Senate
Nat Goldstein
Internal Revenue Collector
St. Louis
Owden
Beasle
Goldstein
Sen
Aon
Mississipp
Teall
Pat Ald
White
Harding
Phe
White House
Har Hare
Missouri
Ding
Lowden
Rison
Roy Davis
Ister
Costa Tea
W. Hf. Allen
L. Cole
Ato
Daugherty
Nuion
Lors
Butte Scouts Award Investitures by Six Justices
Investiture of second class scouts was conducted by Associate Justice J L Boardman, first class by Associate Justice M M Donoghue, merit badges by Associate Justice P J L Wills, and lifer scouts by Associate Justice Joseph R Ja irected. Eagle Scouts were invested by Associate Justice D J Charles and veteran Scouts by Associate Justice Malcolm Gillis. Public service merit certificates and seals were awarded by Associate Justice Harry Hanson. The program closed with the scout oath and "America" sung under Scout Adviser Benjamin Owen.
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J. L. Boardman
M. M. Donoghue
P. JL. Wills
Joseph R
Harry Hanson
America
Benjamin Owen
General Wu Wing Complete Victory in Northern Campaign
Mainland observers describe Wu Pei Fu’s surge against Chang Tso Lin as a pivotal clash of militarism against liberalism in early Republican China. Wu, educated and from the upper class, leveraged strategic blitzes to crush rival Sichuan forces, shaping northern power dynamics and delaying Chang’s military hegemony.
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Canton
Kang Tso-Lin
Wu Pei-Fu
Associated Press
China
Chang
Republic
Ihe
Chai
Kai Ping Military Academy
Tein ‘Tain
Mikado
Fengtien
Antu Club
Tion
Hunan
Hupei
Siechuan
Sun Yat Sen
Republic of Southern
Ghima AL Tehang
Wu Oute
Chang Tso
Sorthern
Hina
Soldier Hospital Bill Passes House Across the Nation
The Soldier Hospital bill, estimated at 81 000 000 and 619 000 000 for early construction of veteran bureau districts, was approved by the House tonight and moves to the Senate. Reported yesterday by Chairman Madden of the appropriations committee, the measure was passed.
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Washington
Woldier
Rouse
Senate
Madden
Business Outlook U S Upward Swing In 1922 Districts
Reports from multiple district bankers describe a mixed 1922 outlook. Farmers face higher prices and renewed purchasing power in some regions while overall mercantile activity in the ninth district improves with farm equipment sales. However bankers warn that lasting recovery hinges on crop results and agricultural income, with many rural banks still strained.
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Luther K. Roberts
Richard J. Collier
Dallas
Harry
Twelfth
Favor Adjournment At Genoa Conference
The little Entente backs adjournment of the Genoa economic conference to settle unsettled issues with the allies over the Russian memorandum. Dr Eduard Benes supports the plan while Adolph Joffe departs for Moscow to brief the all Russian central executive committee on progress and ratify agreements.
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ENOA
Entente
Eduard Benes
Adolph Joffe
Moscow
Genoa
M. Joffe
Texas Storm Takes Lives of 13 People
A tornado ripping through Austin and Travis County killed 13 people while 60 injured. Property damage was estimated at 728300 dollars as Franklin Texas towns faced widespread flooding from heavy rains.
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Austin
Texas
Otal
Travis County
Wounded During Cutting Affray Continues In Alley Chase
Police and detectives pursued Ortego in the Gabbage Patch area after a cutting affray. A lone stranger fled when questioned, mistaking the officers for robbers and leaping a six foot fence as he escaped through a dark alley.
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Gabbage
Ortego
FIVE HUSBANDS MOTIVE ARSENIC IN STOMACH SUSPECTED MURDER
Report from Cleveland May details a woman suspected of killing five husbands for about $11,000 in insurance, with accounts asserting the child’s death was used to implicate the woman as a killer. Separately a seaplane collision near a naval area resulted in two airmen dying, as wreckage drifted in a river and rescue attempts recovered bodies.
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Cleveland
Atth Ft
Crnist Coote
Stanton
Undertaker Kellys Family Mourns and Services Planned
The community notes the death of Kelly family member aged unspecified with survivors including wife Mea Mary Keuty daughters Mlasea Mayme Be Nelle Kelly sons Micha and Frank Kelly two sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements at the family residence Monday morning with procession to St Patrick Ehareh then cemetery rites at St Patrick's. Also mentions Jone SM Gutterrez funeral at the We heral chapel then Fick's church service, and Patrick Manning funeral at Walsh's chapel with interment to follow.
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Sieloci
Ste Patrick Ehareh
Regulon
Patrick
Manning
Walsh
Vince
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