Murder confession ties four youths to Brooklyn boy death
The body of Ernest Schwer, 18, missing from his Brooklyn home for 10 days, was found buried in Richmond Hill on Long Island. Detec tives say four unnamed boys confessed to his murder, with Schwer last seen traveling to a muskrat trapping area with companions before vanishing.
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New York
Ernest Schwer
Brooklyn
Richmond Hil
Long Island
Sperry
Schwer
Roy Brouis
Fabry and Richepin Win Osiris Prizes
Paris November 7 The Osiris prize committee increases the fund to 275000 francs and awards two prizes of 100010 francs to Professor Fabry for the interferometer aiding stellar analysis and to Jean Richepin in recognition of his literary stature. The honor marks the first time a poet wins the Osiris prize.
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Paris
Charles Fabry
Paris University
Jean Richepin
Fabry
M. Richepin
Dr Fitzmorris Dies in Miami Hospital
Dr B Fitzmorris a pathologist from Columbus Georgia died in a Miami hospital this morning from blood poisoning after an automobile accident nine days earlier. He had been a resident of Miami for one year and was linked with the United States health service and taught in medical schools.
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Fla
B. Fitzmorris
Columbus
Miami
Fitzmorrs
United States Health Service
Regatta Crime Strife Darkens Greek Tong War Pace
Chicago, November 7. The fall carnival opened with a murder, sluggings, and a surge of robberies as Angelo Barbas, linked to the Greek community feud, was shot dead at his cafe. The Halstead station reports 36 Greeks jailed and a city wary of more violence as two armed men near death after a shop raid. A 17 year old bandit, Stephen Sobieski, was wounded in a raid on a garage safe, while other thieves left wrecked storefronts and splintered furniture. Police call the night a violent kickoff with many hold ups and burglaries.
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Angelo Barbas
George Charoukas
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Barbas
Halstead
Angelo
Stephen Sobieski
Stephen
Jazz Viz
Peach Growers Meet Labor Chiefs November 14 Grand Meet
Peach growers and labor leaders plan a November 14 session at the Biltmore Hotel Atlanta to discuss state aid for peach growers and a potential railroad legislation. Warren Guice Turner and A Latins of Fort Valley are slated as speakers with a committee of bankers and peach growers organizing regional support.
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Prates
Biltmore
Presidents’ Club of
Atlanta
Wile Warren Guice
Macon
Turner
Iatvins
Fort Valley
W = & Baker
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
T. R Glenn
Atlanta & Lowry National Bank
TF R Lurner
Babb National Bank
C B Lewis
Fourth National Bank
A E Bird, Jr
Citizens & Lonthan Bank
BE Martin
Cleveland
Ohio
Brothaheads
Discos
Erowell Bark Dex
Congress
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Samuel Gompers
Ameri Federation of Labor
Howell Barkley
House
Senate
Stones
Howell Birkley
Aml
Warrens Stone
Charman
Brotherhoods and Affiliated Organizations
Rairoad Labor Board
Bruce
All Newlands
Red Cross Roll Call Proclamation Issued in Georgia
Governor Clifford Walker designated Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day for the Red Cross roll call in Georgia. The southern Red Cross headquarters announced 102 Georgia communities would run membership drives and 600 southern cities would participate. The proclamation praises the Red Cross for aiding 5,200 disaster victims, caring for the ill in 180,000 homes, and urges every Georgian to answer the call to service.
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Clifford Walker
Red Close
Georgia
Prince of Siam student at Harvard arrives in Beattle Wash
Prince Sivavongse Kumara eldest son of a former Siamese king arrives in Beattle Wash aboard the President Jefferson with Dr Frais BS vie advisor and a Saigon in law of the late President Woodrey Wilson. He plans to study mechanics and engineering at Harvard and to pursue treaties with Great Britain France Italy and other nations on a diplomatic mission.
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Sayre
Ins
Pr Sayre
Great Brita
France
Italy
New York Police Fix Christmas Shopping Deadline
The New York Police Department announced a new deadline and 100 extra officers to guard Fifth Avenue and major shopping districts for the Christmas period. The plan, extending from Tomth to Siv treth Street and from Tlard to Seventh Avenues, includes enhanced protection for Maiden Lane and Wall Street, with additional detectives assigned to Maiden Lane and Wall Street.
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Fifth Avenue
Police Department
Maren Lane
Wall
Tomth
Sivtreth Street
Tlard
Seventh Avenues
Maiden Lane
Wall Street
Brook- In
Farmers of Laurens Will Grow Tobacco in 1825
Laurens county farmers have decided to grow tobacco for 1825 with Gordon Knox as agent and demonstrator. Knox, from Hazelhurst, brings five years of tobacco experience and will guide seed, bed preparation, soil, fertilization, transplanting, cultivation, harvesting, curing and selling. Local committee hopes to save farmers from losses by securing Knox’s services.
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Dublin
Laurens County
Gordon Knox
Knox
Hazelhurst
Georgia
Jeff Davis County
Knox Theocal
Miss D B Anderson Aids Dublin Mothers
Miss D B Anderson of the state health board arrived in Dublin Georgia to assist county health officer Dr Ovid Cheech. She will oversee health measures for mothers and babies during a brief stay and invites all to attend a series of meetings next week. The effort aims to reduce infant mortality by educating mothers and promoting child welfare, with school vaccination campaigns continuing to meet heavy serum demand.
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Dubin
D . Anderson
State Board of Health
Ovid I. Cheech
Biss Anderson
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First General Snow Falls in Northwest Region
In St Paul Minnesota on November 7 the first general snow of the season was reported across the northwest. Temperatures dipped below freezing in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota, with the snow expected to melt quickly as forecasters project warmer late day weather. The report notes district temperatures and a rapid melt forecast.
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Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Contest Subscriptions and Payouts Details
The notice outlines subscription options and prize credits for a contest. It describes three, six, twelve month terms, with $5 per week or month and various aggregate payments. It notes agent payments and renewal extensions, plus credits toward other parts of the paper and the value of year long subscriptions.
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