Heslin murder probe widens as exhumation shocks coast
San Francisco and Los Angeles dispatches describe a widening homicide inquiry into the Colma priest Rev. Patrick Heslin's death after his body was dug up on a shallow grave off the California coast. Authorities pursue an unnamed man linked to the case and possible accomplices amid new testimony and threats.
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San Francisco
Patrick Heslin
Hanna
Los Angeles
Mission Street
Sixth
Father Heslin
Dolly Mason
William A. Hightower
Patrick 5
Heslin
Colma
Aviators Land In Yellowstone Lake First Park Landing
Ora B. Phillips and W. C. Brooks of Hemingford Nebraska escaped unharmed when their aeroplane plunged into Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park on Wednesday. They landed in shallow water and reached shore without difficulty. Park officials oppose inland landings as they could frighten animals and Congress has not set entrance regulations.
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Livingston
Mont
Ora B. Phillips
W. C. Brooks
Hemingford
Neb
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Congress
De Valera Letter Inconclusive on Irish Peace Talks
In Dublin Aug 12 the De Valera letter to Premier Lloyd George is not a clear acceptance or rejection of Irish peace proposals. It poses questions needing answers and may affect the stalled negotiations. Irish leaders note no new basis for talks has been found since De Valera’s London visit.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Paris
de Valera
London
RuthHits Fortieth Fourth Home Run in Philadelphia
Babe Ruth clubbed his forty fourth homer of the season in the eighth inning against the Philadelphia Americans, sailing into the left field bleachers with no runners on base. The blast puts him fourteen days ahead of his 1919 pace.
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Philadelphia
Babe" Ruth
Philadelphia Americans
Ruth
Kerr
Chicago
New York
Wyoming Man on Trial in Arizona Court
Arte Flagstaff August 11 The second juror panel in the trial of Harry Nash of Jilledale Wyoming son of J C Nash president of the State Bank of Hilledue was exhausted with 11 jurors in the box a third panel drawn and court recessed Nash charged with the murder of Martin Schwab traveling salesman near here April 16 after arrest following tracing Schwab s stolen auto to Idaho Nash confessed he had elnin Behwrh but claimed self defense His father who has retained counsel and his mother were with the prisoner in court today
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Flagstaff
Arte
Harry Nash
Jilledale
Wyo
J. C. Nash
State Bank of Hilledue
Nashan
Martin Schwal
Here
Schwab
Idaho
Nash
Elnin
Ex Sheriff Takes Trip Across States In New Car
Lee Martin former sheriff travels with Mrs Martin and daughter Jeff on a first leg to Thermopolia. They will spend weeks in Yellowstons Park before visiting friends and relatives in Colorado in their new Oldemobile.
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Lee Martin
Petrified Body Proves Mystery To Tennessee
Knoxville reports a petrified body found near Melwood in Blount County Tennessee. Cruloe Seton located the horned figure July 20 1869 while prospecting for coal. The object lies five feet underground weighs about six hundred pounds and features a horned head with large front teeth and long brownish grey hair from shoulders to ankles.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Mae Ke
Hellenwood
Boott
No Change in Rate on Farm Bonds
Secretary Melton stated that no date, amount, or rate for further farm loan bond offerings has been decided. He affirmed no 6 percent rate increase is contemplated and that market conditions do not justify any advance.
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Washington
Farm Loan Board
Melton
Navy announces relief of Rear Admiral Christian J Peoples
Washington August 12 Navy orders detail Rear Admiral Christian J Peoples of the bureau of supplies and accounts as general inspector of the supply corps for the Pacific coast. He will be relieved of his duties here September 1.
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Washington
Christian J. Peoples
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Navy
Train Riders Defy Officers Near El Paso
In El Paso Texas police deputy sheriffs and guards battled about 75 illegal riders five miles from the city as the crowd refused to disembark a moving train. Conductor Arigon Binkley tried to eject them. the train halted at Lanark New Mexico then returned toward the city with officers pursuing. Fifty riders were captured including two alleged army deserters from the west coast, some firing as they fled into the hills.
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EL Paso
Texas
Arigon Binkley
Lanark
N. M
Miegal
West Coast
Canadian Wheat Crop Larger Than Last Year
Canada expects a 1921 wheat yield of 288,493,000 bushels, up from 263,189,300 the previous year, according to Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimates as of July 31. Most other crops fall short of last year.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Midget Twins Weigh Total Of 28 Ounces
In Bogaluba Louisiana on August 12 Billy and Jack Adams twins of Mr and Mrs William Adams weigh a combined 28 ounces. Billy weighed 11 ounces at birth and Jack 17 ounces. The parents have six other children of normal size and doctors say the twins are in perfect health.
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Bogaluba
Billy
Jack Adams
William Adams
Jack
Landslide in Kinusun Bisack Valley Kills Forty in Tyrol
Heavy rain overwhelmed mountain streams in the Kinusun Bisack valley area near Herne Switzerland. The landslide destroyed fifteen houses and buried many residents. the disaster is attributed to severe rainfall. Paris records about a million foreign visitors annually.
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Herne
Switzerland
Debria
Kinusun
Bisack
Austrian Tyrol
Father of President Harding Marries in Monroe
Marion Ohio reports Dr. George T. Harding, 77, father of President Harding, wed Miss Alice Severin in Monroe Michigan after an effort to keep the marriage secret failed. The couple traveled from Detroit and Windsor could not license there. they will reside in Marion and Dr. Harding plans to resume practice. Photographers arrived as news spread.
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Marion, O
Marion
George T. Harding
Harding
Monroe
Mich
Alice Severin
Mr. Harding
Benedict
Dr. Harding
Miss Severns
Detroit
Windsor
Canada
Ohio
G. T. Harding
Alice Revoerne
Marion Orly
Pat Otte Held in Homicide Case at Himmingham
In Alabama, Pat Otte is jailed as a suspect in the fatal shooting at St. Marys rectory. The incident followed a dispute over a daughter and alleged threats made by the priest, Father Coyle, who died after being struck and shot. Witnesses, including family members, described a confrontation as police investigated.
Northern Pacific wins in 1 mile railroad case
The Interstate Commerce Commission today ruled in favor of the Northern Pacific Railway company in a dispute over a one mile railroad operated by the Hilingy and Central Montauk Railway. The decision centers on charges of mismanagement and regulatory compliance.
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Washington, Aug
The
Interstate Commerce
Northern Pacific Failway Company
Hilingy
Central
Montauk Hallway
Spegeer Beiwuy
Baseball Scores Across The National League
In Boston the Phillies beat the home team 14 to 10 with Betts Smith Peters and others contributing. Second game at Boston saw a 4 to 0 win as Widener and teammates shut out the hosts. Pittsburgh and Chicago battled to a 12 to 9 finish, Cheeves York Jones as pitchers. New York defeated Brooklyn 14 to 7 behind Grimes, Miller, Nehf, Sallee and Snyder.
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R. If. EB
Philadelphia
Smith
Betts
Peters
Scott
Watson
Fillingim
Cooney
Morgan
Gibson
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cheeves, York, Jones
New York
RK. HL. KB
Brooklyn
Grimes and Miller
Nehf, Sallee and Snyder
Baseball Scores From Cleveland Detroit and New York
In Cleveland the Indians beat the White Sox 6 to 4 with Matteries Faber Hodge and Schalk on the mound. Detroit lost to St Louis 49 to 3 as Van Gilder Sovereid Leonard Middleton and Bassler performed for Detroit. New York defeated the Coast 6 to 4 with Hoyt Ferguson and Schang in the batteries. Myatt M W Purcell and C A Cullen attended the Knights of Columbus convention in San Francisco and plan to return late this week after a western and eastern trip.
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Detroit
K. WW. E
St. Louis
Catteries
van Gilder
Sovereid
Leonard, Middleton and
Bassler
M. W. Purcell
C. A. Cullen
Chamberlin Ure Company
Knights of Columbus
San Francisco
Cal
Mr. Cullen
Minnesota
Spanish Chief Captive After Mount Arruit Clash
From Melilla reports say General Navarro, head of the Mount Arruit column surrounded by Moors, is a prisoner in the home of the Beni Chehab Arab chief with four captains and several officers. Berenguer seeks liberty through negotiations.
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Navarro
Madrid
Associated Press
Melilla
Mount
Arruit
Berenguer
Morocco
Zion Overseer Moves to Ban Transfers in Zion Doctrine
Zion Ul Aug 12 Wilbur Glenn Voliva the Zion overseer renewed his attack on religious antagonists opening churches here opposing the Zion church He announced a change to prohibit property transfers without his personal approval The new lease runs 1070 years adding 70 years to cover the period until the world ends with Dowie Teachings predicting a 1000 year rule after a seven year absence
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Dowie
Body of Mrs Stone Viewed at House
The remains of Mrs. Sophia Stone, who died Wednesday evening, will lie in state at the late home of the deceased at 633 Howth Curtin Street until requiem mass at Cathade church tomorrow morning. A previous notice stated the body would remain at the chapel.
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Sophia, Stone
Doomseed
Howth Curtin Street
Cathade
Briand undecided on attending Washington conference
Paris Aug 12 Premier Briand told close associates he had not decided if he would attend the Washington conference. He would like to go but would not commit unless his parliamentary responsibilities permit.
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Paris
Preas
Briand
Washington
Road report for Tin district lists mixed conditions
The Tin district road report notes Highway Nebraska to Nede and Shawnee routes as fair or good with some rough stretches. Platte county to Careyhurst good, Careyhurst to Glenrook very fair, and Gien rook to Casper rough but passable. Mountain route Dirds eye Pass reachable with caution. several segments remain rough between Hiverton and Mudaen and Cooper Sheridan routes toward Salt Crock and Kaycoe areas.
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Nebraska Line
Nede
Fair
Nedeo
Shawne
Ood
Shawnee
Orin
Yellowstane
Platte County
Careyhuret
Careyhurst
Glenrook
Gienrook
Casper
Camper
Rheahonrood
Caoper-Rheridan
Cooper
Salt Crock
Kaycoe
Motive Sought For Kennedy Crime
Aug. 12 report notes investigators seek motive behind the Kennedy case with the psychology of the crime under review. The article fragment hints at continued coverage on later pages.
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Kennedy
Anghaleh
Planes Crash in Spills Kill Two in Mason City Exhibition
Two men died and another was injured when planes collided during an exhibition in Mason City Iowa in August. The victims were W W Plot and May Koch a garage employee. A cable tether from one aircraft fouled the other as workers prepared for display and the crash occurred about 100 feet from the ground.
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Mason City
Iowa
W. W
Dohnaon
Koehwie Gelling
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