Defamatory claims and killings by Harvey in remote camp
Harvey described killing two wives with hammers and drowning two others during a camping trip in Berego valley. He said he fatally hurt Betty Prior and admitted 15 or more marriages with police listing about 30 wives and several missing. He described Nina Delaney burial and drownings of Jertha Goodnick and Alice Ladvigson as accidents.
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Harvey
Harvey le
Ile
Tlarvey
Nina Delaney
Berego Valley
Betty
Plum Utation
Washington
Jertha Goodnick
Alice Ladvigson
Flarvey
Altho
Murder charge planned against Watson alias Walter Andrew Harvey
James R. Hurrt alias Charles Harvey confessed to multiple killings including Nina Lee Delaney. He admitted murdering two women and contributing to two more, while stating he married at least nine times. Investigators described how Mrs Delaney’s body was concealed and how the suspect used the name Watson in Los Angeles and during a marriage.
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Andreas Apel
James R. Hurrt
Charles Harvey
Oene
Ninalee Delaney
Angles County
Imperial
Huirt
Walter Andrew Watson
Watson
Nina Lee Delaney
Los Angeles County
Wilson
Tennessee
Harper
Tittsburgh
Kansas
Peace resolution and soldier bonus reported out
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reports a war ending measure as a substitute for ending Germany only. The 9 to 6 vote had Republicans for and Democrats against with two absentees. The bill aims for swift Senate action in weeks. Separately the House Ways and Means backs the soldier bonus bill by party vote and may be brought up next Monday.
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Senate
Austria
U.S
Germany
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
McCumber
North Dakota
Shields
Tennessee
United Press
Deporters Flayed as Trial Nears End
Special Prosecutor Worsley likened the handkerchiefs worn by alleged accomplices in the Bisbee deportations to flags of cowardice. He argued the defendants aided removal of men held against their will, dragging them from homes and banishing them for refusing to crawl through gutters like rats.
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Associated Press
Tombstone
Ariz
Worsley
Harry Wootton
Corporation
Rail Board Seeks 400000 for Labor Study Completion
Washington April 30 The railroad labor board plans to finish study of railroad labor situation. Chairman A M Barton asked Congress for an additional 400000 appropriation to complete the work.
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Rail Board
United Press
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
A. M. Barton
Congress
Poles Capture 10 000 Prisoners in Bolshevik Breakthrough
Berlin dateline reports Polish troops pierced the Bolshevik front and captured 10,000 prisoners according to a Warsaw dispatch dated April 30.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Bread to cost 25 cents as labor and crop shortages bite
Paul report cites a potential 25 cent loaf amid wheat shortages and rising costs. Dean Thatcher of the Minnesota Agricultural College warned labor scarcity could push bread prices higher as wheat stocks dwindle by hundreds of millions of bushels.
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United Press
Paul
Dean Thatcher
Minnesota Agricultural Gallege
America Algo
New Industrial Court Law Upheld by U K Court
Pittsburgh April 40 The district court granted a temporary injunction against Alexander Howat and Kansas district United Mine Workers officials to restrain a strike after Judge Curran Crawford ruled the new industrial relations court constitutional.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Court of Industrial Relations
Curran Crawford
Alexander Howat
Kansas District
United Mine Workers
Two Chicago Cafes Cut Prices on Orders In District
Chicago April 30 Two restaurants in the business district reduced prices by five cents on seven standard orders. The chain group says elimination of wholesalers has cut costs. A federal grand jury will investigate restaurant profits, officials announced.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Two Nominations for Interstate Commerce
Henry Jones Ford professor of politics at Princeton and James Duncan former vice president of the American Federation of Labor were nominated as members of the Interstate Commerce Commission today Washington April 0 by Associated Press
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Associated Preas
Washington
Henry Jones Ford
Princeton
James Duncan
Quincy
Mina
View
American Federation of Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chinese Horde Seeks US Entry Amid Mexican Turmoil
Forty thousand Chinese in Mexico petition the US State Department for permission to cross the border if threatened by ongoing revolutionary activity. Frontera remains the only non rebel-controlled area in the region, while Mexico faces a broad crisis as General Obregon seeks to unite southern and Sonora rebel forces toward Mexico City.
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Mexico
Obregon
Associated Press
Washington
State Department
United States
Officers to go limit to curb May Day plots
Washington April 30 Falirast today to go as far as the faw will allow in breaking up Day radical demonstrations. Assistant Attorney-General Garvan said the department of justice officials were concentrating on efforts to protect the lives of officials federal and state who had been marked for destruction and to prevent violence generally.
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Washington
Faw
Garvan
Department of Justice
Former Colorado executive testifies in Cordillo murder trial
In Cheyenne on April 30 the defense called Robert J. Finch and John S. Phillips and Judge Harry S. Class to speak on Cordillo’s character, asserting a good Denver reputation. Mrs. Cordillo described the so called murder car, while evidence questioned whether Cordillo was south of Laramie at the crime time.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
George Carls
Colorado
Robert J. Finch
Colorado Anti- Saloon League
John S. Phillips
Denver
Harry S. Class
John Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Cordillo
Wood
Tola Cordillo
Joe Crandall
Buck Crandall
Parentes
Frank Jenninges
Lincoln Highway
Laramie
George Patterson
Albany County
Jennings
Walter Newell
Cordillo Brothers
John and
Pete
Misa Viola Boughton
L. B. Miles
Corlito Brothers
Newell
John Cordito
Price
Corfilio
Red Buttes
EB. B. Maher
Jenning
Michiola Boughton
Laramly
Ani
Details of Nikolaske massacre and Japanese response
The war office disclosed the Niklaansk assault by Japanese forces aided by Koreans and Chinese. After demands were refused, two days of fighting followed, Russian loyalists and 270 Japanese killed. The consulate building burned, staff killed, and Japanese women outraged amid captivity and reported cruelties.
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Tokio
United Proas
Vane Ee
War Office
Nikolagas
Holnhevik
Nikoleansk
Japanoos
Confession Saves Three Lives In Sing Sing Case
OSSINING New Jersey April 20 Four men slated for electrocution in Sing Sing were saved by a fortnight reprieve from Governor Smith after Joseph Milano took responsibility for the ticket agent murder for which all four were convicted. The other three men plan to seek a new trial.
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Ossining
N. J
Smith
Joseph Milano
Scouts Raise 7112 For Boy Scout Fund Campaign
In a two hour campaign at the Henning Hotel workers tally 7112 for the Boy Scout fund surpassing the 6500 goal. Teams led by Captains Baker Bailey Danham John Keefe Schreck Ton and others report varied amounts with late contributions by mail to the Chamber of Commerce for R T Kemp treasurer of the executive committee.
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Boy Scout Fund
Henning
H. W. Baker
W.J. Bailey
Joe B. Danham
Erenes Nang
J. W. John
W. Ww. Keefe
B. L. Schreck
W. Con
M.C
Dutton
Richard
Centenees Vinesenecseven
Ecenene Waeneneanaacseess
Gasper
Boy Scouts of America
Chamber of Commerce
R. T. Kemp
Miners Wage Dispute Brought to Washington
New YorkApril 30 The wage dispute between miners and the operator has reached Washington after two months of negotiations with the subscale committee. The talks failed to avert a potential strike and only thin hope of an agreement remains.
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Washington
United Press
New York
Fortifications Bill Passed In Senate Conference Talk
Washington April 30 The senate approved the fortifications bill without a record vote routing it to conference. The measure carries 8 008 448 dollars and includes a provision to return 800 615 000 dollars in unexpanded war appropriations for fortifications to the treasury.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
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Gonzales
Alberto Pani
George Carlson
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