Bergen Slayer Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Edgewater New Jersey August 27 Prosecutor Hart declared George A Cline the confessed slayer of Jack Bergen in a marital dispute a case of cold blooded murder and a first degree charge He argued Bergen was lured to the Clines home for the killing Bergen was shot near the upper room with evidence he was not armed and the weapon used was at close range The prosecutor pledged a swift trial and planned to seat women on the jury
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George A. Cline
Jack Bergen
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Cline
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Thang
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Glace
Fay
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Margaret Walzsiathr
Clintyne
Mary Scullien
Rome
Clines
George
Ederle Sets World Record In Seaside Park Swim
Gertrude Ederle of the New York Women's Swimming Association won the 220 yard national title at Seaside Park in a claimed world record time of 2 minutes 49.5 seconds, defeating European champion Hilda James and Frances Cooney. Helen Wainwright, the American champion, did not swim due to illness.
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Gertrude Edenye
New York
Miss Ederle
Frances Cooney
Alow
Miss Cooney
Hilda James
Indita
Miss Brnderle
Liverpool
Mies Ederie
Iine
Ethelda Buebtrey
Honolulu
Helen Wainwright
Cright Tras
Wainwright
Germany Seeks Unanimous Moratorium Hearing This Week
Paris Aug 27 The Reparations Commission plans to hear Germany again on Wednesday to build toward a unanimous moratorium decision. American observer Col James A Logan attended as delegates debated Germany's July 12 plea for a three year pause. Officials aim for a Wednesday evening ruling, with Sir John Bradbury expecting no decision until Thursday. An unrelated alarm reported a car fire at South Syenug and Lafayette.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
James A. Logan
Uno
Usten
John Bradbury
Revenue collections fall in 1922 tax year record low
Washington reports Internal Revenue data showing total tax collections at 3.197 billion for 1922, down from 4.595 billion in 1921, with collection costs rising to 31.3 cents per dollar. District of Columbia shows income and profits tax gains while New England and New York states show declines.
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Connecticut
New England
Washington
Inter- | Nt
Blair
District of Columbdia
Northcliffe Will Contest Sparks Trustee Battle and Fortunes
News from London reports a looming contest over Lord Northcliffe’s will. Trustees Sir George Sutton and Henry Arnholts allege unsound mind, while Lady Northcliffe acts as sole executrix. The debate centers on control of The Times and wealth tied to media holdings.
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London
Lord Northcliffe
George Sutton
Amalgamated
Fras
Henry
Arnholts
Northcltffe
The
Sunday Express
Northell
Bowe
William Berry
Sunday Times
Dairy Graphic
Lloyd George
Northcliffe
John Bierman
Lord Rathermere
Lord Beaverbrook
Edgar Mackey Edgar
Banke
Irish Remembrance for Collins as Civil Unrest Persists
Dublin awash in tribute to Michael Collins as crowds cross city to view his coffin in state and cathedral ceremony. War rages on nationwide with ambushes, shootings, and violence in suburban lanes as authorities report one killed and two wounded near Toberrnerry County Sligo while Richard Murcahy works to restore order.
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Dublin
Michael, Collings
Tyeland
Torender
Ireland
Colling
John Lavery
Peaty
England
Cats Jin
Yellow Lane
Werd
Michael Colling
Bpennt
Wropper
Tobtrenrry
County Sligo
Eamon De Valera Reported Healing Near Cork
Reports from the Associated Press say Eamon De Valera is convalescing from wounds in a house near Bendon and later moved quarters to Beathablath. Intense fighting occurred in the Blarney district with limited Nationalist casualties amid a larger irregular attack resulting in several deaths and many wounded.
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Cork
Associated’ Press
Eamon de Valera
Bendon
Beathablath
Macroom
Blarney
Wanon
Blarney Castly
WET ADVOCATES LEAD IN SWEDEN
Stockholm April 27. In the referendum on prohibition the anti prohibition side leads with about 185000 votes against 134000 for prohibition. The day stirred Sweden as crowds filled streets and te stilg tests doubtless. Streetcar traffic in Stockholm was suspended due to congestion in the streets.
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Stockholm
Asgo- Cintact
Harding Will Seek Authority To Take Over Railroads And Coal
Washington August 27 President Harding contemplates asserting power to seize coal mines and railroads amid the industrial crisis. Advisers report a possible move to take over scarce assets, while many favor delaying federal control amid uncertain congressional reaction and fear of overreach.
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Harding
Norrow
Congress
Wes Mg Tee Thiapowi
Cumming
Haitnaeltrom
aMmal Washington
Jara Herbert Hoover
Stercary of Commerce
Cummins
Patittea
Drowned at Coney Island in undertow rescue effort
Moran Weber of Brooklyn, a news vendor, was drowned at Coney Island when caught in a strong undertow. Three lifeguards managed to rescue several others including women who were swept toward the sea, as men battled to save them. The incident occurred in New York on August 27.
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New York
Moran Weber
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Thildren
Maintenance Men to Appear Today for Wage Jump
Chicago Aug 27 The wage increase plea of about 400000 maintenance of way men faces a key decision by the United States Railroad Board tomorrow as EB F Grable heads the trackmen in urging a living wage under the Transporta tion act. The Labor Board has not indicated acceptance of the living wage principle.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Board
EB. F. Grable
the Labor Board
Heartbroken mother travels to seek missing son in Lowell
Mrs Bridget Monohan, a widowed mother from St Butler street, Lowell, arrives in the city in tears to search for her 22 year old son Patrick Frazella Monohan who vanished nearly four years ago after leaving home to work in shipyards. She recalls his bright looks and 18 feet? height, and says she has little information beyond a vague last contact.
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Hishoma
Bridget Monohan
St Butler Street
Lowell
Maas
Patrick Frazela Monohan
Hig
Quincy
Musa
Almas
Woman Bartender Captured in Danbury Cafe Raid
Danbury August 22 police raided the Hotel Savor saloon on White street arresting the woman bartender identified as Mary Mogogowsla and proprietor Frank Adams in a vice operation by eight officers led by Captain David W. Bradley. Both posted 200 bonds for City Court appearance. A secret floor cut under the bar was found, and witnesses allege customers signaled to a person in a cellac who passed Waguer through the hole as three gallons of alcohol and several quarts of whiskey were seized.
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Danbury
Thea Hotel Savor
White Street
David W. Bradley
Ger Nama
Mary Mogogowsla
Frank Adams
President Meets Advisors Over Weekend on Strike Policy
Washington awaited a final administration line on rail and coal strike actions as lawmakers prepared emergency measures. Officials eyed presidential authority to seize and run railroads or mines, with Cummings drafting a Senate bill and Winslow urging delay. Congress faced a tough vote as party lines and war-time precedents influenced decisions ahead of the recess.
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Harding
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Aera
Daugherty
Cummings
Senate Interstate Commmerce Committee
Senate
Fatrica
Sovernm Railroad Administration
Winslow
Taratata Commerce
Firemen Save Apartment in Still Explosion Raid
An exploding still in an apartment at 136 Columbia Street led to a nearby fire alarm from box 172. Police found a four gallon finished product in stone and glass containers, a liquid used to tint the batch, and the owner Tony Gola missing when seen by patrols. Fire HQ noted a gas leak risk as investigators checked the scene and equipment at Samuel Goldstein’s building.
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Lafayette Greet
Tony Gola
Columbia Street
Gola
Patrolimen Joye
Park Pvenur
Teperks
Firy
Samuel Goldstein
Amcust
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