Confession Probe in Taylor Murder Leads to New Search
Los Angeles police planned a second search for the location of Harry M. Fields who claimed the Taylor murder weapon was disposed of. Detroit authorities doubt his story and seek his movements before his Buffalo arrest while tracing a $1000 bill and the car ride to Taylor apartments.
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Los Angeles
Harry M. Fields
Detroit
William Desmond Taylor
Petroit
Field
Fields
Taylor Apartments
Mich
Harry M. Fielda
William D. Taylor
Buffalo
Taylor
Kansas City
New York City
Ralph Oller
Osler
Philadelphia
New York
Pacific Coast
Canada
Mr. Oller
Chicago Weather Turns Bitter Across Midwest
A severe cold snap spread from Minnesota to Texas with temperatures plunging below freezing. Chicago expected to reach ten below zero as trains faced delays and telegraph poles snagged by sleet. Duluth saw nearly thirty inches of snow and one death linked to a short circuit.
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Chicago
Kansas
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Washington
Inoia
Indiana
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rochester
Minn
Biimard
Wisconsin
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Resolution to Recall Ambassador Harvey Introduced
Washington dispatch reports a recall resolution introduced by Representative Egan a Republican of New York aimed at removing Ambassador Harvey from his post in London with the objective of detaching him from duty abroad.
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Washington
England
Ambaassador Harvey
Egan
Republican
New York
London
Local Man Sherman Morrow Dies in Hospital Stays
Sherman Morrow aged 40 died last night after two years confined to a local hospital. The body is held at Bowman Mortuary pending arrival of summoned relatives.
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Sherman Morrow
Bowman Mortuary
Pair Look On Robbers Pull Quiet Holdup
In Hollywood Los Angeles two holdup men entered Harry W. Weber’s store and displayed pistols telling Weber to keep his hands at his sides They took 45 dollars from the till and fled in an automobile A policeman and a customer in a phone booth were unaware of the robbery until Weber announced it.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harry W. Weber
Hollywood
Weber
Mrs B H Ferisch Dies At 84 Funeral Tonight
Mrs B H Ferisch died after an illness and operation. Funeral services will be held at 7 o'clock tonight at the Shaffer Gay chapel. The remains will be shipped to McCook for interment. She is survived by her husband and three brothers in McCook and was a member of Neighbors of Woodcraft Narona Rebekah lodge No 13 Iroquois council Degree of Pocahontas.
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Shaffer- Gay Chapel
B. H. Ferisch
McCook
Woodcraft
Natrona Rebekah Lodge No
Iroquois Council
Pocahontas
Iris Vaudeville Show at Iria Theater Weekly Bill
The Iria theater presents a top vaudeville bill this week with high class acts. Billie Lingarde opens in a novel posing act with costly scenery. Hahn and Curtis sing and talk with strong voices followed by Price and Gilmore in A Leap Year Proposal. Curtis also features a double voice number. The Burke Sisters and Peres and La Flor perform with acrobatics and a final act, The Recor, closing the program.
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Iria
Billie Lingarde
Hahn and
Curtis
Price & Gilmore
Miss Curtis
Burke Sisters
Peres
la Flor
The
Northwest Mounted
ACLU Establishes National Bail Fund for Civil Rights
The American Civil Liberties Union announces a national bail fund for cases involving free speech and civil rights. Lawyers Albert de Silver and D Hollingsworth Wood, and Norman M Thomas assistant editor of The Nation of Uriwloos oversee the fund.
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New York
American Civil Libertion Union
Albert de Silver
D. Hollingsworth Wood
Norman M. Thomas
the Nation
Uriwloos
Death Trap and Hangings Reported in Two Cities
In Chicago Marvey Church, convicted of murdering two automobile salemen, faces death with the gallows poised for the fatal drop as witnesses fear his last chances fade. In Boston Gyder Bavant, sentenced for killing a delivery boy, abandons starvation plans and writes letters while awaiting a later execution date.
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Chicago
Marvey Church
Westbrook
Rive
BWTON
John Favant
Gyder
Bang
Bavant
Senate Panel Rejects New Pacific Treaty Reservation
Senate foreign relations committee divided over a modified four power Pacific treaty reservation offered by Chairman Lodge after a White House conference with President Harding. The proposal limits armed U S action to congressional consent, replacing a prior Brandegen plan. no action was taken as Republicans and Democrats remained split.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Harding
Democratic Committee
Brandegese
Connecticut
United States
Congress
Brandegen
White House
Lodges
Petroleum and Railroad Men In Rate Hearing
An Oklahoma price history and 1921 consumption figures are examined during a rate hearing. Attorney M G Roberts questions witnesses about oil values from 1913 1916 and 1991 while statistician Lacey Walker notes a drop of 104 409 carloads of petroleum shipments in 1921 versus 1920 amid higher railroad rates.
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Oklahoma
M. G. Roberts
Atorney
St. Louis
San Francisco
Mr. Welch
United States
Mr. Roberts
Lacey Walker
The
Petroleum Institute
Rockefeller withholds consent for Mathilde McCormick marriage
In Daytona Florida on February 23 John D. Rockefeller Sr the grandfather of 16 year old Mathilde McCormick has not given consent to her engagement to Max Oper Swiss riding academy proprietor. Close friends report Rockefeller at Ormond Beach winter home discussing the proposed marriage with Harold F. McCormick and Mathilde continuing plans to visit Rockefeller to seek approval.
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Daytona
Fis
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Mathilde McCormick
Max Oper
Properiator
McCormick
Death Threats Bail Out Society Leaders at National Capital
In Washington four prominent society leaders including Mrs Thomas K Walsh and Madame Christine Houge received letters demanding 15 000 to 25 000 under threat of death. Police say an investigation is underway with possible arrests soon.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Henry White
France
Thomas K. Walsh
Scott ‘Townend
Chirtatinn Houge
United States
Diacuss
Eaid
Woman's Bureau
Police Department
Drowning trio loses life near Keokuk ferry dock
In Iowa at Lake Keokuk two companions Miaies Moo and Ida Printy and 16 year old Joseph Haubert perished when their car left a ferry boat dock at Nauvoo Illinois around 4 this morning. The accident occurred during the early hours on February 2.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Joseph Haubert
Miaies Moo
Ida Printy
Lake Keokuk
Nauvoo
Ill
Red Cross Fund Drive Planned at Monday Luncheon
Red Cross workers map campaign plans at a Monday dinner at Henning hotel. The public is invited to attend as music and short talks are planned. Dr. A. Fed will narrate as master of ceremonies. Minn Vivian Rue and Miss Marjorie Smith leave for Glenrock to teach public school after holiday visits.
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RED Gross
The
Red Cram
Toagtmaster
Minn
Vivian Rue
Marjorie Smith
Glenrock
Terrace Gardens
British chase Mormon group through crowded Market Square
A mob chased a group of Mormon missionaries through Market Square yesterday as police struggled to restrain the crowd. London authorities have faced pressure from various quarters to act against Mormon activities and prevent conversions linked to polygamy claims.
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Lymouth
Bogland
Fel
Market Square
Casper High School Band Delights Crowd At Tauaformal Game
The Casper public heard the high school band during a Tauaformal game between Coopur and Verland. The group earned an ovation from the crowd and was praised as a credit to the school, reflecting A. W. Compton’s effort in building the band in a few weeks.
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Casper
Coopur
Verland
A. W. Compton
Severe winter weather and record low temperatures across Midwest
The report notes a low of 17 below zero here last night amid a 62 degree swing from 35 above yesterday, with colder air continuing across the region. A major storm disrupts transport from Minnesota to the Dakotas, causing delays and at least one indirect fatality from an electrical wire incident in Rochester.
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George 8. McKenzie
ST. Paul
Minn
Dakotas
Minnesota
Dakotan
Rochester
Duluth
Fudhronda
Twin Cities
Trial Costs in Arbuckle Case Total 13000
Expense sheets show San Francisco spent 15000 on Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trials. First trial cost 5955.25, second trial 6788.71, with the city noting the overall expense filing.
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Ban Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Cty
San Francisco
Wage Cut for 10000 Firemen and Oilers by RLB
Chicago, Feb 23 The United States railroad labor board announced March 1 changes reducing pay for 10000 stationary firemen and oilers. Pro rata wages after eight hours with time and a half after ten. eight hours constitute a day with a twelve hour spread and a split trick. Bonuses for Sundays holidays and a minimum three hours pay for two hours work retained. Monthly wages adjusted to remove old time and a half. Old federal control agreement replaced.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Mailrom
Officer Injured Chasing Suspect in City
Caspar patrolman J. L. Olsen was temporarily out of service after injuring his leg while pursuing a prowler near a public building during an ongoing week. The suspect escaped through an East Second Street building site where Olsen tripped on a protruding steel beam. Medical staff monitor for infection as Olsen heals.
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J. L. Olsen
Casper
East Second Street
Olsen
Funeral Services for Henry J. Alvarado Held Friday
Funeral services for Henry J. Alvarado, who died from injuries in a Sunday accident on Salt Creek highway, will be held at Bowman chapel at 2 30 on Friday. Arrangements were completed after his arrival with his daughter Ines from Tyr Kana. He was a member of Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges.
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Henry J. Abvarado
Salt Creek Highway
Bowman Chapel
Alvarado
Ines
Tyr
Kana
Boy’s billiard accident leads to fatal brain abscess
Harold Stephens dropped a cue during a Moor game with his father and stepped on a cue end. The eye injury progressed to a cerebral abscess, causing his death days later. Mayor Mackmore departed for Denver to aid the Wyoming Mining company.
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Montreal
Harold Stephens
Nine arrested in Cheyenne murder investigation
Nine suspects were in custody in Cheyenne linked to the murder of Walter M. Pud Cheivenden. The body with multiple gunshot wounds was found two miles south of the city as investigators probe possible gang connections and ties to local figures amid a fragmented inquiry.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Walter M
Pud) Cheivenden
Kewl
Mra
Billie Avery
Wyet & Downley
Bheliff Carroll
Lailans
Gootinghm
Clare Felend
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Las TL
Harvey I
BH. Ferisch
National Bail Fund
Rockefeller
Legion Auxiliary Convention
Hobart
Cincinnati
Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Wyoming
Lowell F. Hobart
Ohio
Council Chamber
Theity Hall
Corn M. Boach
Florence Patrick
Douglas, Lander
Lusk
Florences Patrick
C. H. Thompson
W. A. Blackmore
Lowell FF. Hobart
Trenning Hotel
Prof
Rudolph
D. W. Ogilbee
American Lemon
Lowell FP
Seaaeee Aprakera
Owa Lake
Croup
Miastonacing
Utah
Datriots
Hameo
Shorts Yosterday
Mormon Laden
Railroad Labor Board
W. A. Mackmore
Denver
Wyoming Miefining Company
Mra. Avery
Christensen
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