Turbulent week of world events signals shifting powers
Across capitals, Stresemann moves to stabilize Germany margins while a Turkish republic is proclaimed in Angora. Russia and Finland clash over Karelian assassinations as Western powers discuss relief, rail rates and looming economic strains.
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Woman in Chicago Kills Greek Catholic Priest at Mass
Emily Strutynsky of Ramey Pennsylvania, seeking revenge after alleged church fund misappropriation by her husband, shot Rev Basil Stetsuk during 9 o clock mass at St Michael s Greek Catholic church in Chicago. She confessed intent and awaited opportunity, fired five times, two bullets killing the priest before he died en route to hospital. Police subdued her as panicked worshippers watched.
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Kentucky Convicts Dead After Penitentiary Raid
Three armed inmates who seized Western Kentucky State Penitentiary for four days killed three guards before authorities flooded the mess hall with ammonia gas. A seven man storming party then entered the building and found the mutineers dead on the second floor.
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Pulitzer Race to the Navy Shines In Air Speed Classic
Lieut A J Williams of the United States Navy won the Pulitzer trophy in St Louis with a 200 kilometer course at an average 243.67 mph. He flew a Curtiss fighter, time 30 minutes 36.01 seconds, ahead of Lieut H J Brow and Lieut L H Sanderson who placed second and third.
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Obregon Relapses Ill in Mexico City Reports
Dispatches from Mexico City say President Alvaro Obregon has relapsed after several days of illness. The illness type is not disclosed in the reports.
Texas Educator Peyton Irving Dies at 86 in Cleburne
Prof. Peyton Irving of Cleburne, age 86 years and 11 months, perhaps the oldest educator in Texas, died recently at his home in Cleburne.
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