Detroit Wife-Murder Trunk Mystery Arrests Abroad
Eugenie Leroy, linked to the Detroit murder case, was captured aboard the British freighter Dryden in Rio de Janeiro. The trunk crime, involving a nude body found in a New York baggage car, connects Detroit, New York, Michigan, and Alabama through a web of aliases and shipments. Prosecutors pursue Leroy while police trace the victim and suspect networks.
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Russian foreign minister cites Polish withdrawal demand
A dated Moscow message from George Tchitcherin states Poland will press for the withdrawal of the main Russian term in negotiations. The note, dated Monday, outlines a stance to adhere to Poland’s demands in the re negotiations.
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Toward by Associated Warsaus frontier chase
Associated dispatch from Warsaw notes a tense frontier progress as forces pursue retiring Bolsheviks, with attention to the significance of the town near the border and ongoing operations in the region.
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Truce Recommended by Irish Factions After Peace Meeting
A peaceful meeting convened this morning with earnest oratory from several speakers. Rioting renewed later as a crowd attempted to rush Mathew's Catholic Church in Newfeonard's but was quelled.
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Mexican government to start talks with bandit Zamora
United Press reports that on August 25 the Mexican government will begin negotiations immediately with bandit Pedro Zamora for his surrender, as relayed to the state department by the American embassy in Mexico City.
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British Contribute to Demo Fund Says G O P
The G O P claims Britain contributes funds to aid the Democratic campaign. A Republican report cites a British entertainment fund of 87 500 dollars channeled to support a Democratic president candidate. The claim frames the issue as foreign influence in U S politics amid an ongoing investigation.
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Villa report denied in Mexico amid revolts claim
Report that Villa has revolted was denied in Mexico City today. Demobilization of his men reportedly completed by Saturday, official sources said.
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Harding Makes Economy Plea in Front Porch Speech
Marion Ohio August 26 Benator Harding urged greater economy by individuals and government and blamed the Democratic administration for extravagance. He credited the Republican Congress with saving nearly 1 090 000 dollars and called for repeal of wartime legislation and better highway maintenance. He argued enfranchisement of women would advance capable government.
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White charges Democrats lack funds in campaign drive
Democratic national committee receipts for the campaign fund are far from 100000 dollars, says Chairman White. He notes slow contributions and no budget or district allotments. White denies Britten’s claim that the British embassy contributed. Sir Auckland Geddes, UK ambassador, later denies the accusation and says he will issue a public statement.
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Eight States Conference on Irrigation Plans Watered Growth
A conference spanning eight states will map a plan for irrigation to expand cultivation over more than 200000 square miles. The meeting, described as slow moving, will run through Friday as planners seek wider adoption.
Nugent Renominated by Idaho Democratic Convention
Senator Nugent of Idaho was renominated by the state Democratic convention unanimously today in Idaho Falls. The convention affirmed Nugent’s candidacy for another term amid political activity in the region.
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Lyle E Jay Wins G O P Race for Natrona County Assessor
Lyle E Jay won the Republican nomination for county assessor by a 10 vote margin over Frank J Devlin in the Natrona County primary. Official returns show Jay narrowly ahead with a similar lead to the incomplete count reported by The Daily Tribune the day after the election.
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Court asked to aid suffrage defeat injunctive action
Washington August 25. Application for an injunction to restrain Secretary Colby from proclaiming ratification of the federal suffrage amendment was filed in the District of Columbia supreme court by counsel for the American Constitutional League. Attorney A. D. Smith represented Charles S. Fairchild of New York, league president, as Associate Justice Siddons weighed authority for the court to intervene.
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America Wins Place in Final Swimming Race
The American team won their heat in the 400 metre Olympic relay swimming race in Antwerp. The four were Perry McGillivary, Clinois A, Norman Ross, Winois A C P Kea loha of Honolulu, and Duke Kahanamoku of Honolulu. Australia Sweden England and Italy qualified for the seals. BR. T. Brooks, Midwest Refining manager, Denver, attended to business. Campbell W Stroud, water district superintendent, arrived from Sheridan and will stay in Casper on official duties.
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New Rail Rates Implement Tonight Across Nation
United Press reports new freight and passenger rates take effect tonight on all railroads. The government expects about 14.1 million dollars from freight changes and 20 million from passenger rate increases, with the Justice Department monitoring for price hikes tied to the higher freight costs.
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