Murder at Cologne Hotel Ends Lifes of Dancer and Lover
Fraulein Frieda Boelke, a leading Metropole theater dancer in Cologne, was killed December 2 at a hotel by Ferdi nnand Tessier a Vichy machinery manufacturer and former nationalist candidate. They were engaged. after quarrel over a glance at another man, Tessier attacked with chloroform then hatchet and dagger before shooting himself as hotel staff arrived. authorities later found weapons poisons and amulets on Tessier. The crime was not published until the dancer's burial yesterday.
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Berlin
Metropole Theater
Fraulein Frieda Boelke
Cologne
Ferdinnand Tessier
Vichy
France
Chamber of Deputies
Wether
Tessier
Laurides
Independent Stock Yards Group Challenges Meat Trust
In St Louis, preparations to reestablish the stock yards and packing house industry on this side of the river have been completed. The Independent Stock Yards Company, the first in the United States to oppose the meat trust, will operate by year’s start. The St Louis Union Packing Company, allied with stock yards interests, will also begin January 1. Skoh concerns will use the old Union stock yards site near Bremen avenue by the river.
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St. Louis
Beef Trust
Independent Stock Yards Company
United States
Meat Trust
Mrs. Cummins a Maniac in Nevada Case
A telegram from Nevada Missouri reports Mrs Clara Cummins, linked to her husband in a sensational case of abuse and murder involving an 11 year old servant girl. The husband was convicted and is in the penitentiary. The family division followed three years of conflict with conflicting testimonies.
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Wellington
Kan
Nevada
Clara Cummins
Cumming
Tierman Endstor
Davenport
Henry Lischer
der Demokrat
Lischer
Northwest
Iowa
Missouri
Drezas
Cotton mill leaders meet to ease industry slump in U S
Charlotte delegates from cotton growing regions meet to discuss remedies for a serious, potentially threatening mills crisis. New England manufacturers and southern growers consider curtailing production to ease the downturn.
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Charlotte
N. C
United States
New England
Mississippi
South
Russians defeat Chun-Chuses in Manchuria clash
In Manchuria, Russian troops repelled a band of Chun-Chuses killing about 200 and wounding a similar number after a November 28 clash at Tachichao. Russians pursued the fleeing group and trapped them at the Liau river. Earlier reports note five Russians killed and nine wounded in a Tachichao engagement.
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St Petersburg
Manchuria
Tachichao
Liau River
Miners and guards clash in Trinidad Colorado strike violence
In the Segunilo coke ovens area near Trinidad Colorado four striking miners Italians and Sicilians were shot by Colorado Fuel and Iron Company guards. One man died another dying a third grievously wounded and a fourth shot in the wrist jailed. Seven in the party with three escaping. Guards say miners fired first. ambushed nonunion men were unharmed and alerted authorities. Tom Jennings led a group from Berwind to Primero prior to the clash.
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Trinidad
Col
Segunilo
Colorado Fuel & Leon Company
Berwind
Primero
Tom Jennings
Colorado Fuel Iron Company
Jennings
Segundo
Sale and Sound
Jenoines
Iowa society seeks doctor certificate for marriage licenses
The Iowa Society for Suppression of Disease and Degeneracy proposes a bill requiring applicants for marriage licenses to present a physician certificate of examination. The measure would compel clergy clerks to verify that applicants have received instruction on marriage duties.
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Iowa
Des Molines
Iowa Society For Suppression of Disease and Degeneracy
District Court
American congressmen plan Paris visit and French parliamentarians to Washington
International amenities in Paris show a developing plan for a delegation of American congressmen to visit Paris and for a group of French parliamentarians to travel to Washington. Baron De Constant plays a central role in shaping the diplomatic approach and schedule.
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Paris
Dec
Washington
Baron de Constant
Death of Herbert Spencer in Brighton
London reports philosopher Herbert Spencer died Tuesday morning at his Brighton home after months of declining health. He became unconscious Monday night and died without pain, with little information released by his wish. Born in 182, he was hailed as the last of the great thinkers of the Victorian age.
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John Lanahan
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nestor
Lanahan
Metrist
New York
Tombs
London
Herbert Spencer
Brighton
Mr. Spencer
Lincoln
Neb
Tom Freeman
John Gardner
Fred Bordman
Nebraska
Freeman
Pleasant Dale
Senator Gorman Urges Full Post Office Fraud Probe
Senator Gorman urged thorough investigation of post office frauds in the Senate debate on the resolution. He objected to limiting the inquiry to a committee and asserted that officials placed on rolls unlawfully must not escape accountability. He demanded all facts be revealed to determine higher officials’ guilt.
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Washington
Mr. Gorman
Notice of Delinquent Road Taxes in Summit Two
The Township Board of Summit Two announces delinquent road taxes on real estate from the previous year and directs the county clerk to collect. Citizens are advised to consult the county treasurer and verify the records. Done by order of the board. P. J. Jewert, President. Y. Eo Winn, Clerk.
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Bee
Luo
Lhwee
State of
Missouri
Twp
Board of
Summit Two
P. J. Jewert
Prea. Y
Explosion Burns Parsons Sporting Goods Store
A gas explosion at Ed Bero Jr sporting goods in Parsons Kansas wrecked the building and an adjacent structure under renovation for a State bank. Fireworks and ammunition in Bero stock caused a spectacular blaze with total loss about 40000 dollars. Glass cracked half a block away.
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Parsons
Kan
Ed Bero, Jr
Sporting Goods
State Bank
Bero
Wanted teverorthy baby ont gentleman to manage business
Job ad seeks a reliable male manager to run a local and adjoining county business for a solid firm. Offers $20 cash salary plus expenses paid weekly. Includes advance position and permanent prospects. Send applications to Manager, 605 Monon Building, Chicago.
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Teverorthy
Monon Brig
Chicago
Auctioneer offers satisfaction trial and repairs
Auctioneer advertises a trial satisfaction or no charge policy with references available on application. It lists contact options C E Roping Amoret Mo and F Skaggs for piano tuning and musical instrument repairs, with orders left at Endres restaurant.
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C. E. Roping
Amorett
F. Skaggs
Endres
Publication Order in Bates County Delinquent Taxes Case
The State of Missouri seeks to enforce a tax lien in Bates County versus Melotire. The court orders publication after summons to the defendant, stating delinquent taxes totaling 6100 plus costs on tract land in Bates County, the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter.
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State OF Missouri
Bates
Circuit Court
Bates County
Missouri
W. T. Johnson
Kates Cou
Aberit
Migsouri
Childrens Garments Sale Items Listed by Size and Color
A catalog line lists fifty children's long garments in blue brown and red with sizes from 4 to 12 years. Regular prices noted as 400 and 5.00 and 4.00. The listing appears in a commercial context.
Mens Underwear Sale At University Store
Readable ad notes price cuts on heavy fleeced underwear sizes 32 to 50 and shirts or drawers. Regulars priced at 50 cents each, 75 cents per suit, with bulk options up to 18 in the order. Includes plain front and double back garments in stock.
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Wash
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Wilkes
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Del
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Seaford
State Board of Health
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Wee
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Coxt & Cent
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Serapa
Parsons Huilding
Secretary of the Interior
Department
Kansas
Leavenworth
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Kansas Editorial Association
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Association
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Beckham
Frankfort
J. C. W. Beckham
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Arkansas City
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Kansas City Packers
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Paria
William J. Bryan
Senate
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