New York Crime Wave Continues Across City
Justice moves to round up Frank Teasler gang members amid a surge of robberies in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn. Police report gunfire and silences linked to the Teasler group, with several members facing charges including murder and robbery. Federal prosecutors vow to continue crackdowns on night clubs and blackmail schemes affecting Chicago and New York criminals alike.
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Frank
Teasler
Nlon
Lower Manhattte
Fouren
Brooklyn
Sang Mempers
Allen
Cowboy
Olty
Fred
Arthur
Leslie Brothers
Helen Hammering
Tombs
Eugene Risin
East Hartford
Conn
Harry Steinberg
Peter Troh
Murray Markuis
Buckner
New York
Federal
Prison crowd forces new limits on federal convicts
Officials say there is no room in prisons as convict numbers rise from federal courts. Authorities cite high conviction rates and expanding jail populations, noting the strain on both federal and municipal facilities.
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Ress Shington
Fedeeral Courts
Department of Justice
Offi
Damascus Massacre Reported in Arab-Druse Clash
A Bagdad dispatch to Exchange Telegraph cites 300 people killed when Druse tribesmen and Arabs attacked Damascus, burning the native quarter. The incident, reported from Damascus, underscores violent sectarian strife in the city.
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Damascus
Associatedress
London
Exchange
Bagdad
France to Present New Offer on Debts in Washington
Discussion shows Premier and Finance Minister weighing France's finances and a sinking fund plan. M. Caillaux may send a new debt proposal to Washington before week’s end, with terms not fixed and possibly unlinking payments from reparations despite radical party pressure in Nice.
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France
Dhe
M. Caillaux
Washington
M. Calllaux
Maiflaux
Aking
American Debt Commission
Radical Congress
Nice
Greek Ultimatum Sent To Bulgaria
London reports Greece and Bulgaria at a delicate point over a border shooting near Demirhisar. Greece demands indemnity and apology after 24 hours of fighting and Greek officials wounded. Premier Pangalos says Greek troops have not advanced beyond the frontier.
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Timatum
Pangalos
Grea
Mary
Tional
Saloniki
London
Bulgaria
Demirhis
Athens
Ascera
Demirkapu
Macedonia
Demirhissar
Woman 5 Injured Seeks Son-In-Law After Axe Attack
A man identified as Mann stormed a house demanding his wife return. He battered a door, threw an axe at his wife, injuring a mother and sending residents, including children, into hiding. The weapon was recovered for evidence as authorities searched for Mann, who reportedly fled after the incident.
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Mann
Grandevich
Grandevich Place
Ted
Bonnie is Master of 600 Fellows
Guardian John Red Lodge, Herald HM. Allen, Forsyth. Committee on Laws and other subordinates listed. Rebekah officers and installations described, including Jennie Bywater president and multiple Helena Missoula and Billings members. Degree of chivalry conferred and honors for nurses in the flu epidemic. Bozeman note on Philip Doan’s long Odd Fellows service and leadership roles.
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Guardian
John Red Lodge
Herald
Itebekahe
Creden
Felile W. Neill
Helena
Sarah
Billings
Bessie Wedle
Nellie Nelson
Town
Ethel G. Hirsch
Straw
Belle Pasamore
Maude Glenn
Columba
Culbertson
Laurel Fitck
Mary E. Lockhart
Salering
Milne
Roundup
Mary J. Widom
Hobson
Wheeler
Misoulay
Anna’ C. "Reynolds
Missoula
Hertha Smith
Mary A. Meldrum
Mis Missoula
Sarah Mille
Butte
Cora Jen- Lewistown
Bessie Herul
Order
Montana
KE. O. Kindsehy
Odd Fellows
J. Parker
Kindsehy
Parker
Grand Lodge
Canton
A. J. Wendell
John Nant
James Harris
Taner Harris
Sr. Guar
Jessie Ray
Men in Rysterial Assault on Girl Sparks Police Chase
Zoe Doyle and Eyed Jackson were arrested after a disturbance call from a 13 year old girl left alone in the house. The youths fled but were captured by officers after a street chase. A male bystander received facial injuries and was treated at St Jamies hospital. The girl claimed she did not know the men.
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Zoe Doyte
Jackson
Calpin
Morrison
Idl
Doyle
St Jamies Hospital
Woman Akeley Traverses Darkest Africa Journey
Mrs. Akeley recounts a five and a half month trek across central Africa from Lake Albert to Matadi with 12 cart ridges and a convoy of porters. She describes peril from pygmies, elephants, and fever, plus a perilous Somali desert crossing and surviving a bow injury while becoming famed for her explorations and hunting partner Carl Mikceley.
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East Africa
Natrobi
Kasing
Lake Albert
Matadi
Congo River
Carl Mikceley
Theodore Roosevelt
Akeley
Central Africa
Dhe
Hurl
Heginner
M Museum
Livingston Elected 1st Legion Commander At Meeting
Al Livingston elected commander of the Silver Bow Post with O ersort and others named for officer posts. Livingston, a former quartermaster captain, will succeed Joe Toole after a war service building a general hospital at Otieville and multiple posts. Armistice day dance planned for Nov 1. Mediation efforts noted as Greek note to Bulgaria lacks a time limit and is not an ultimatum.
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Ercort
M. Fsfirma
Bart N. Genaberger
Witherspoon
Gino L. Rilingson
al Livingston
Joe Toole
Toole
Butte Legionnaires
Quartermaster Corps
Otieville
N. T
Camp Cody
Knox
Livingston
Ecéno
Montana
Silver Bow
Athete
Lahood-Goldstein
Legion
London
Athens
Bularian Legation
Two Boys Injured In Highway Crash Involved Ford Truck
A highway crash injured two boys when a Ford car and a truck collided head on on the south side of the road near a railroad track. The truck overturned pinning the driver beneath, and both cars were badly damaged. Witnesses reported the boys were on the wrong side of the road. no serious injuries were confirmed.
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Gandy
Kristovich
Min Mit
Krintovien Sherrie Gallagher
Golden
Daly
Ungaretti
Oncritt
Kristovien
Ann
Butte
Ford
Japan 15 Becoming British Competitor Rise in Printing Federation
Fragmentary text reports discussion at the Federation Master Printers about Japan 15 becoming a British competitor. Names and some phrases suggest concerns over Indian refining and national industry status. The snippet is highly garbled with missing context and unclear affiliations.
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Crowth
United
Att Ggotin Ie
Federation
United Xinedome
Dawe Dies In Home From Ill Health and Suicide
Dawe 62 of 120 South Main street died at about 10 yesterday morning from a self inflicted gunshot wound during a period of ill health. An inquest will be held at 2 pm by Coroner Pat Holland. He was a noted stationary engineer and longtime union leader in Butte. Survived by widow, two daughters and several siblings in England, two nephews and two nieces. He came to the United States from Cornwall and lived in Butte 92 years.
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Dawe
South Main Street
Pat Holland
Hutte
Union of Station
William Vaughn
Elkhorn
Fred Ostberg
Thermopols
Wyo
United States
Cornwall
Michigan
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Montana
Butte
Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union
Find
No Poison Traced in Woman's Death Report
Los Angeles reports show no trace of poison in the body of a woman. County chemist, district attorney's office, and county coroner submitted findings. Deputy District Attorney Harold J. Davin announced one investigation would be dropped pending a certificate on the cause of death by County Attorney Hicgeom A. Witmer.
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Astociasea
Los Angeles
Chemien
District’ Attorney's Office
District “Attorney
Harold J. Davin
Antonay Hicgeom A' Witmer
Green tax cuts debated and exemptions discussed in hearings
Subtaxes and income tax issues dominated discussions as hearings examined possible tax relief. Bills would allow partnerships to elect taxation and raise questions on municipal utility employee exemptions. Doctors urged lowering narcotics penalties while advocating changes to medical expenses and deductions.
Captain of liner killed by officer in cabin
Belgium October 31 a captain of the liner Aelita was shot in his cabin as he slept. Two officers were wounded. The vessel’s commander Henry Chews died, while an inquiry and potential royal inquiry were discussed.
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Florida
H. J. Callan
Canada
Touts Smith
Albert ‘Anselii
John Scatter
Gena
Smith
Belgium
Ciewne
Cive
Aelita
Miher
Thomas Towers
Theurdery
Clere
Chews
Henry Chews
Cler
Birt
América
Antwerp
David Ke Gi
Avpistant
Ohiee
Bo Englunds
Engin
Tongs
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Associated Press
America
Sabor
Sheath
Frontier
Bonnie
Standard
Bozeman
Philip Doason
Brand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
State
Odd Fellows Lodge
Rebekah
Norma Rebekah Yodge
Africa
Delia J. Akeley
Lave
1S Legion
Mark Well
Zane Grey
the Thundering Herd
Seattle
Portland
Japan
Stationary Engineers’ Union
Chicago Stock Exchange
William 8. Bennett
Billie
Ites Publican
Taxi
Coudh
C. W
Jon
Willags C. Woodward
Chicago
Lineic
Soria
Cic
Bulgarina
League of Nations
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