Mystery Woman Feigned Illness Led to Lewistown Hearing
Miss Emma Brooks 18 from a farm 30 miles north of Lewistown was the mystery woman who feigned collapse in Spion Kop. She admitted the ruse in Great Falls and was sent to Stanford. authorities bought a return ticket to Lewistown and she was apprehended at Harlowton. Fergus county officers filed an insanity warrant and will bring her to Lewistown for a hearing.
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Great Falls
Emma Brooks
Lewistown
Spion Kop
Stanford
Harlowton
Fergus County
Ruth Jones
Charles Ray
Ruth Parent
Miss Brooks
Woman impersonator bounces through Montana towns
A woman using the name Ruth Parent traveled from Great Falls to Stanford and Lewistown claiming kinship. She was jailed in Stanford, later identified in Harlowton after a series of transfers, as investigators traced the counterfeit identity.
Wrangle Over French Debt Still Hanging
Negotiations on the French war debt continued quietly in Washington with no official statements on progress. A joint commission session was canceled due to incomplete data, with plans for a new session tomorrow. The main dispute centers on a proposed annual payment between 100 million and 157 million dollars while private talks among members persisted. The French aim to return home Thursday night as commissions stay in contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Commission
Uncrowned Hero Will Show Up Next Week in Series
New York report weighs the 1925 world series as Pirates and Senators contend for an uncrowned hero. Speculation centers on Washington pitchers Co yeleskie and Johnson and Senators stars Harris Peckinpaugh Goslin, with Pirates candidates including Cuyler Yde Moore Wright Traynor Carey Meadows and Adams.
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New York
Pirates
Senators
Frank Merriwells
Bucky Harris
Giants
Walter Johnson
Earl McNeely
Peckinpaugh
Harris
Washington
Pittsburgh
Coyeleskie
Johnson
Goslin
Cuyler
Yde
Moore
Wright
Traynor
Carey
Meadows
Adams
Attempted shooting linked to Chapman witness in Hartford case
Meriden Connecticut September 28 an apparent shooting aimed at Louis A Kubeck a key state witness against gangster Gerald Chapman occurred as he spoke with Kubeck during a residence doorway gathering Jack Quinn a bowling alley owner was wounded The assailant fled identity unknown Kubeck had testified at Chapmans trial and Chapman awaits appeal ruling connected to a police killing case with Shean of Springfield involved earlier
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Meriden
Conn
Louis A. Kubeck
Gerald Chapman
Hartford
Kubeck
Jack Quinn
Old Colony
Chapman
Walter Shean
Springfield
Mass
New Britain
Reed Point Notes of Visits Births and Moves
Reed Point residents note Mrs. John Pinkerton visiting Kirksville Miss. a big boy born to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kunz. Rev. and Mrs. Lasater welcome a son. Luthena Brumfield to Kennewick Wash. the Wests leave for Leon Iowa. E C Taylor suffers stroke. Fred Schmitt and Chester Fraser moving. Jacob Fjelde sells firm interest. Fjelde family to leave soon. Woman's club hosts teacher reception with program and refreshments.
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John Pinkerton
Kirksville
Sol
R. J. Kunz
J. E. Durham Ranch
R. J
Gladden
Luthena
I. W. West
Fred Schmitt
Reed Point
Leon
Iowa
Luthena Brumfield
E. C. Taylor
Chester Fraser
Fred
Rev. Lasater’s
Schmitt
Clarence Anderson
Jacob Fjelde
Torgrimson & Co
Columbus
Guy Lamb
America
the Beautiful
Club
V. P. Myrtle McLean
Chas, Bauer
Gladys Wagner
Miss Fulford
Ethel Byers
Violet Lamb
First Football Games Pull Weekend Scores Across East and Midwest
A roundup of college football results from last Saturday lists universities from Pittsburgh to Denver. Notable scores include Syracuse 32 over Hobart, Holy Cross 41 over Manhattan, Notre Dame 41 over Baylor, and Dartmouth 59 over Norwich. Several teams posted shutouts and high scoring games across venues in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts, and beyond.
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Pittsburgh
Washington and Lee
Syracuse
Hobart
Chester
Pennsylvania Military College
Prospect Park
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Orsinians
New York
Columbia
Haverford
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers
Alfred
Washington, Maryland
Washington College
State College
Penn State
Lebanon Valley
Brunswick
Maine
Bowdoin
St. Stevens
Easton
Lafayette
Muhrenberg
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Gettysburg
St. John
Lewisburgh
Bucknell
West Maryland
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall
Albright
Providence
Brown
Rhode Island State
South Bend
Notre Dame
Baylor
Denver
Reggis College
Colorado School of Mines
Grinnell
Penn
Granville
Denison
Hillsdale Michigan
Cleveland
Case
Baldwin Wallace
Alliance
Mount Union
Slippery Rock
Wooster
Ashland
Oberlin
Alboin
Mich
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Mystery Woman
Palace
Creston Crest
Tattler
Firestone
Big Timber, Montana
New Concord
Mushingum
Rio Grande
Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
Capital
Wittenberg
Akron
Hanover
Dartmouth
Norwich
Milwaukee
Marquette
Logolan
Stevens Point
St. Norbert
Macon
Georgia University
Mercer
Toledo
Western Reserve
University of Toledo
Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate
Canisusis
Erie
West Virginia
Allegheny
New York University Ld
Niagara
C.C.W.M
McMillen Make
Union
Oregon City
Lenor Thompson
Fred Thompson
Big Timber
Dry Creek
Tenor Thompson
Andy
J. A. Lowry
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