Bodies of two Morehouse mob victims found near Eastland ferry
Two decomposed bodies believed to be Watt Daniels and Thomas F. Richards were found near Eastland ferry on Lake la Fourche. The deaths are tied to August mob activity with the bodies surfaced after a dynamite blast. A National Guard detachment mobilized to the search site amid ongoing investigations and distributed patrols in Morehouse parish.
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Thomas F. Richards
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Shreveport Journal
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Thomas Richards
Monroe
Fraud charge in contest of will dropped in Paris
In Paris an inquiry into Mme Liotardy’s claim as sole legatee of Miss Lillian Fair Heller of Boston valued at 100 million dollars led to the dismissal of fraud charges against Liotardy after banker M. Bogg lent 15 000 francs for legal fees. The will allegedly rested in a Paris bank and the case continues to probe further loans obtained on the will’s strength.
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Lillian Fair Heller
Boston
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Wil
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Old Chap
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Mme. Lintardy
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Mme.Lotardy
M. Bogg
Lady Rhondda Granted Divorce in Britain
London December 22 Lady Rhondda was granted a divorce from Sir Humphrey Mackworth on grounds of misconduct and desertion. The former suffragist and leader in the British petition movement faced earlier resistance in the House of Lords and a Privileges Committee review last year.
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Rhondda
Humphrey Mackworth
Ue Britiah Buelean 14
House of Lords
Jorda Committee On
Ku Klux Klan Warned in Jersey Town
Harrison New Jersey officials warned that police would arrest anyone seen in Klan regalia and ordered the unmasking of hooded figures. The common council also adopted ten day imprisonment for violators and manhunt style actions to curb the group.
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Notable 1919 Night News Roundup
The night news summary lists multiple brief items: sculptor Alexander Doyle dies. German delegate Melchior travels to Paris for reparations. narcotics chief Nott notes a drop in addicts. Brussels faces a parliamentary crisis over Ghent university. Santiago names a street United States Street for American navy aid after earthquake. Melatios of Constantinople sends Christmas greetings. William R Walker of US Steel dies. warfare law commission adjourns after classifying nationality markings for planes. Pasteur celebrated on 100th birth anniversary. Vincenzo Tangorra dies after resigning treasury post. Carl Shiffer acquitted in Dozier case. US wage costs up 58% since 1914. Sir Keith Smith plans a 23000 mile flight. Pan American conference invited. Union Pacific to IC C signals rate cuts. A Bialginski reportedly selected. German 吞 social revival at dinners resurfaces.
Noted Prelate Stricken Bishop Quayle In Stroke At Cald win
Bishop William A. Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal church, St. Louis, has suffered a stroke of apoplexy at his summer home in Cald win Kansas and is in critical condition according to a message received tonight.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Caldwin
Kan
Denver Police Abandon Hunt for Mint Heist Gang
Denver police gave up the northern Colorado search for four men accused of robbing the U S Federal Reserve bank wagon a 200000 haul after sightings near a Greeley farm house failed to prove the suspects identity. Officials said the chase stretched across Greeley Fort Morgan Fort Collins Roggen and parts of Hudson while moonlight pursuit cars sped away with no conclusive leads.
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Doc
Charles T. Linton
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Henry Fuqua
Prank Hall
Hudson
Bandits Hold Up Store Here in Casper Cash Grab
Two men entered the U S Army Goods store on West Yellowstone Street at night and threatened proprietor Moses Landau with a Colt automatic. While one man robbed the cash register of 112 dollars, Landau’s own clothes were stripped of 186 dollars, with bystanders faintly alerting police but no arrests made.
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Green's Grocery
Landon
Atock
Casper Post Gets Appreciation From Tiger of France
Georges Clemenceau sends a letter to Casper Powder River VFW post before leaving the United States for France. He regrets cannot visit due to tight schedule but thanks the Casper comrades and pledges friendship and peace for the principles they fought for.
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G. Clemenceau
Queen Mary Tends Royal Kitchens Across Estates
An article notes Queen Mary personally manages household duties, visiting royal kitchens and household offices whether at Buckingham Palace Windsor Castle Balmoral or Sandringham, keeping close touch with royal domestic operations.
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Balmoral
Sandringhan
Queen Mary
Christmas pardons planned for two prisoners
Washington report says President Harding will issue Christmas pardons to two federal inmates. The pardons are expected to be signed and announced Christmas Day, but no wartime law violators are to receive clemency.
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Washington
Dec
Slayer Granted Reprieve Accomplice to Hang
Frank M. Jeffords received a reprieve from Governor Harvey and his death sentence stayed as the case awaits Supreme Court action. Marion Harrison also faced a reprieve and legal delays as questions of law were argued before the court.
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Yeutenday
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Jeffonds
Supreme Court
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Richland Elreuit
Inaugural Ball Revival Planned for Wyoming Capitol
Cheyenne Wyoming December 22 The first Inaugural ball in eight years will be held January 1 in the Capitol building to mark William F Row succeeding Robert J Carey as governor and the newly chosen state officers taking office. It will be financed by Cheyenne residents. No ball was held four years ago during Governor Carey’s tenure due to wartime conditions.
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Wyo
Wyoming
William Ft. Row
Robert J. Carey
Capitol
Cheyenne Ultimeanu
Carey
City Manager Law Promoted in Cheyenne Cooperation
Cheyenne Lions Kiwanis and Rotary clubs join with the Chamber of Commerce to urge the next legislature to pass a city manager bill. Laramie Casper Sheridan and others may be urged to support. A recent legislature's city manager bill was declared unconstitutional by Judge Julia W. Burgess of Sheridan.
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Wyco
Cheyennne Lions
Kiwanland
Rotary Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
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Sheridan
Jhulia W. O. Burgoea
Many Bids for Ships Rejected in Philippines Auction
Manila December 23 The quartermaster of the Philippine department rejected thirty one bids for ten vessels owned by the United States government as too low. Only one tug was sold for 4100 dollars. A bid for the transport Warren reached 12000 dollars. New bids will be advertised for.
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United States
Department, of the Philippines
Warren
Flyers Still Missing Today
Tucson report says two aviators Col Francis C Marshall or Lieut C L Webber missing after planes dispatched from Fort Huachuca to verify rumor. An Indian observer’s tale tied to a $700 reward spreads. officials remain cautious, planning further searches and confirmation.
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Ariz
Francis C. Marshall
C. L. Webber
Fort Huachuca
Douglas
Roy R. Stewart
John Blane
Papago
Sogalop
Asehe
Bank Building at Kane Is Destroyed by Fire
State Examiner Rudolph Hofmann was notified that the building occupied by the State Bank of Kane in Kane Big Horn County was destroyed by fire. Assistant Examiner A A Brown departed for Kane Thursday morning to investigate.
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Wyo
Rudolph Hofmann
State Bank of Kane
Kane
Big Horn County
A. A. Brown
Wyoming Extradition Refused in Michigan for Man Wanted
Governor Groesbeck of Michigan refused to honor Wyoming Governor Carey’s requisition for Guy Taylor charged with wife and child desertion a Wyoming felony. Deputy Sheriff Glenn Schulta failed to obtain the extradition after a hearing in Lansing. Taylor had been arrested in Detroit on the Wyoming warrant.
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Wyo
Alexander J. Groesbeck
Michigan
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Guy Taylor
Glenn Schulta
Lansing
Govinor Groawberk
Taylor
Detroit
Carey consolidates state land boards in Wyoming
CALYANNE Wyo December 22 Wyoming now has only one board to administer state owned lands. Governor Carey announced a proclamation to implement the constitutional amendment that merges the State School Land board with the State Land Board, adopted at the November 5 election.
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Wyo
Wyoming
Carey
State
State Land Board
Rawlins Residents Hit With Fines Over Liquefied Gases
Rawlins residents faced stiff fines after a federal court in Cheyenne found them in violation of a volatile gas regulation. Alex Paulas John We G ollinw and Dave Hichelenwere cited for operating without proper permits. A $200 fine was imposed.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Rawish
Te Mphe
Alex Paulas
John We G
Ollinw
Dave Hichelen
N. OR. Grvenfeld
United States Court For
Alwthiet
Wyoming
Volateur
Explosion rocks city amid miner trial in progress
In Marion Illinois on December 22 a dynamite bomb exploded at the home of Josep Canbonble in the foreign section. Windows shattered up to a block away as the blast blew out the front of the house. No injuries reported and police seek the bomber who remains unidentified.
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Josep Canbonble
Ara
Fire devastates Notre Dame church in Quebec arson
Fire at the Notre Dame church in Quebec, believed started by arson after a short circuit. The historic Franch Basallon church dated back to 1647 and stood opposite the former Jesuit college. The blaze damaged the church and rectory, endangered nearby buildings, and prompted evacuation as flames spread between ceiling and roof.
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al & Oom
Pirenen
Jesult's College
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