Miner Robert Lindsay Vanishes in Ticona Shaft Search
Mining engineer Robert H. Lindsay remains missing after a Saturday outing with Will Ward near the Ticona shaft. Searchers combed the mine through Sunday, noting a possible handprint on the 100 foot level but finding no trace of Lindsay or his partner. The inquiry shifts to a wider mountainous area as officials defend the likelihood Lindsay left the shaft alive while the search widens.
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Ticona
Robert H. Lindsay
Str
Lindsay
Will Ward
Helena
Anaconda ‘Company
Wumueay Croreu Cae
Word
Ward
Mr. Lindsay
J. L. Boardman
Fa.” Linforth
Hugh” McDerm
James McIntosh
James “Walsh
New York DA to Probe Becker Perjury Claims
District Attorney Swann to direct a grand jury inquiry into evidence that Police Lieutenant Charles Becker, executed for the Herman Rosenthal murder, was convicted on perjured testimony. Goldman testified that Marshall was used to obtain perjury for Becker’s case, with Whitman’s DA methods questioned.
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New York
Swann
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Vice
Accounts
Hirschfield
Jacob L. Goldman
Silver Jack
Jake the
Hirschfeld
Laban
Marshall
Becker
Win
Whitman
Goldman
Charles S. Whitman
New York State
Accides
Albany
Bergdoll Attorneys Post Reward for Draft Evader Capture
Washington attorneys and local Philadelphia counsel offered a $2,500 reward for Grover C. Bergdoll, a convicted draft evader who escaped in Philadelphia. The reward was posted to apprehend him and deliver him to a military post. The move follows prior efforts by Clarence Gibboney and Ansell and Bailey to recover money Bergdoll claimed was hidden near Philadelphia.
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Washington
Grover C. Hergdoll
Philadelphia
Clarence Gibboney
Ansell and Bailey
Bergdoll
Port Jay
Cavalry Break Up Lynch Threat At Alexandria Jail
A detachment from Fort Myer dispersed a mob of over a thousand at Alexandria Court House seeking to lynch William Turner a negro accused of murdering Moore and assaulting Pearl Clark. Turner allegedly confessed after Moore and Clark were attacked in a car near the Potomac bridge. a gunfight followed with Moore killed.
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Washington
Fort Myer
Alexandria Court House
District of Columbia
William ‘Turner
Arlington County
Turner
Geath T. Morgan Moore
Naval Torpedo Plant
Alexandria
Virginia
Moore
Miss Clark
Mini Clark
Sh Moore
Butte Plans Memorial Day Observance with Parade and Ceremonies
Memorial Day plans in Butte include a courthouse parade at 10 a.m. followed by cemetery ceremonies and a high school auditorium program. Thomas J. Walker named parade marshal with nine patriotic societies organizing events. Military and veterans groups lead the procession with police and army troops, Boy Scouts, and many auxiliaries, plus thousands of schoolchildren in line. The Grand Army directs cemetery services and a full roll call and salute.
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Butte
Thomas J. Walker
Judge Lamb
Courthhouse
Regular Army
Hall
Ety Omcialis
Butte Mines
Montana
Twin Cites
Elke
Boy Scouts
Grand Army
Seizure of Jewels Rumor Denied by Baron's Sister
New York May 23. The sister of the late Baroness de Mumm denied rumors of Irene Government seizure of jewels worth 1,000 nes belonging to the baroness. Mrs. Louis S. Treadwell said none of the baroness’s jewels were brought on the Adriatic, and her personal effects were left with lawyers. The baroness died May 3 after an appendectomy. In Portland Oregon, Johnson led Wood by 779 votes as returns from Multnomah County narrowed.
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New York
Irene
Baroness de Mumm
F Scoville
Kansas
Louis S. ‘Treadwell
Josephine ‘Scoville
Seneca
Kas
Adriatic
Cherbourg
Portland
Ore
Hiram W. Johnson
Leonard Wood
Oregon
Oregonian
Multnomah County
Wood
Lowden
Henry
Cabot Lodge
William
Webster
Elwood Washington
Indiana
George E Chamberlain
Harvey Starkweather
Chamberlain
Starkweather
Robert N. Stanfield
Albert Abraham
C. McArthur
Thomas Sweeney ’ Smith
Esther Pohl Lovejoy
Alexander Thompson
N. J. Sinnott
Owen Jones
Harvey Graham
Hawley
Sam Kozer
Pred G. Buchtel
Millage Lax
Five Trainmen Hurt In Cascade Embankment Crash
Five trainmen injured and two possibly fatally when two electric locomotives pulling a caboose plunged 800 feet into an embankment at Garela station near the Cascade summits. William Coors of Tacoma and Brakeman Lloyd Wells in critical condition at North Bend hospital. Accident blamed on weakened track caused by recent rains and the weight of the locomotives.
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Seattle
Wash
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Garela Station
Cascade Mountains
William Coors
Tacoma
Lloyd Wells
North Bend
Carranza and Molina Among Those Killed in Attack
Mexico City report cites dispatches from Tlaxcalantongo as confirming President Carranza and General Morales y Molina were the only deaths in the assault led by General Rodolfo Herrero. Dispatches claim Carranza died amid a surprise assault after rebels surrounded his shelter at Tlaxcalantongo.
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Carranza
Molina
Herrero
Mexico City
Associated Press
Iranza
Morales Y Molina
Tlaxcalantongo
Rodolfo Herrero
Ygnacio Bonillas
Roberto F. Cejudo
Emiliano Zapata
Hidalare
Bonillas
Children Meet Death Woman Burned In Kelso House Fire
In Kelso Washington May 23 a family fire killed children and seriously burned a woman. Bloyds youngest daughter and Lois Garnett a Bloyd granddaughter died or were gravely harmed. Mrs Bloyd escaped with her husband by leaping from an upstairs window. Helen Bloyd recently home from Eugene Oregon was severely burned and sister Winfried had lesser burns. Origin of the fire unknown. The lower floor was ablaze when awakened, with stairs blocked.
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Kelso
Wash
Henry
Bloyd
Lois Garnett
Bloyds
Daring Rescue Of Toddlers From Household Fire
Frank Sturm, hailed as hero, rescued two babies from a kitchen fire that trapped them in a bedroom. Both infants aged 12 and 15 months were severely burned but expected to recover, though Sturm sustained burns to his face and hands.
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Frank Starn
Seahy
Standard Sree
Death Io House
Tip
Sturm
American Legion Pledges Aid in Routing Reds Promotion
The American Legion pledged to support a real Americanization movement after a four hour executive session. It endorsed Spokane May resolution calling for Legion help to combat perceived red influence and fundraise through voluntary member subscriptions. The effort aligns with the national committee chaired by Col. Arthur Weadon and follows the Spokane conference action.
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American Legion
Washington
Action of Spokane
Centralia
Stan Washington
United States
Legion
Montana
National Committee of Legion
Col
Arthur We
New York
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Court of Appeals
Tiosenthal
Harlem
Rose
Lopyngnt Vy Underwood
Ennerwood
Virginia Madigan
Joan of Arc
Ty of Rheims
Fordham University
Rome
Johnson
Hiram
Dispatches
Alvaro Obregon
Laxcaluntongo
Francisco Mi
Attac
Frank Sturm
Neiries
Columeay
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