Free Woman Walks Free After Confession Of Fifteen Year Murder
Madame Huchez, self confessed killer of her husband in 1890s Bayeux France, walks from the courthouse free after a judge cites ten year statute of limitations. Police track her to Grenoble where she admits to involvement by former workers in the disposal of the trunk containing the skeleton. She is released and plans to resume as a boarding house keeper.
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Bayeux
Calvados
France
Madame Huchez
Erica
Golden Lion
Grenoble
Family Suffering From Stomach Ailments Finds Relief
A testimonial claims a family of seven recovered from lifelong stomach and liver troubles after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad states the product removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation causing most stomach and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee after one dose.
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Mayr
Romagne Cemetery to be Beautified by American Effort
Paris Aug 7 The American army graves registration service asks French authorities to purchase additional land around Romagne cemetery to shield the site from encroachment. The plan includes planting trees and shrubs as American workers begin interment relocations from other cemeteries and await mid September start.
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Paris
Romange
Army Graves Registration Service
Romagne
Suresnes
Buleau Woods
Society of War
Mont Valerien
Belleeu Woods
Amelia
Swedish Workers See Hunger and Hardship in Soviet Russia
One hundred forty eight Swedes including thirty women and children arrived in Stockholm from Russia saying life in Soviet Russia is near starvation. They report half a pound of bread as current food rations, illegitimate trades for meat and tea, and widespread hardship as industries close.
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Stockholm
Russia
Soviet
Putslow
Oscar Lundberg
Sweden
Will Frame Law to Settle Disputes Without Strikes
Tacoma reports progress in Washington to craft a new law to settle labor capital disputes without strikes or lockouts. The industrial code commission collects data, studies other states, and plans hearings to balance public welfare with employer and worker interests.
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Washington Industrial Code Commission
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Labo
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Dewitt M. Evans
Evans
Lins
Lockou
Machinery to curb strikes and lockouts discussed in Washington
A commission plan to prevent strikes and lockouts is outlined in Washington. It includes employers, employees and public representatives, and is described as fireproof. The material resembles asbestos but is lighter. Turkey exports tobacco as its top U.S. article.
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Lish
Washington
Turkey
United States
New Mineral Found Near Coaldale Nevada
A new mineral substance resembling asbestos was found in an eight foot vein near Coaldale Tonopah Nevada. Officials from the federal bureau of mines plan to send experts to study it. Experiments show the mineral insulates well and polishes diamonds rubies and other stones. It can also act as a gritty soap to cut grease.
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Tonopah
Nev
Coaldale
Federal Bureau of Mines
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