Home Surned Man and Wife Cremated
Investigation into the death of William S. Steele and his wife after a fire at their Los Angeles ranch house found the blaze likely caused by defective wiring. Charles Edler, who found the fire, suggested possible arson and robbery, but Undersheriff Manning reported no evidence. Coroner's office announced no inquest.
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Los Angeles
William 5. Sterle
A. L. Manning
Charles Edler
Steeles
Elder
Sheriffs Office
Steele
Manning
Coroner’s Office
Fragmentary note offers unclear city visit details
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a city visit schedule but provides no clear names dates or places. The readable parts mention a park and a unit but lack actionable specifics.
Revised Pueblo flood death toll rises with six more bodies found
Six more flood victims were recovered along the Arkansas River in Pueblo bringing totals to 49. Among the identified are Susie Fujaros 20 Alvarez Candelario 2 and Michael J Fenton with a newborn baby among the unidentified remains. The list from the central identification headquarters updates the dead while rescue crews describe tragic scenes including a sister reuniting with her brother’s body. Plaster of Paris note at end appears unrelated to the flood report.
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Pueblo
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Arkansas River
Susie Fujaros
Alvarez Candelario
C. Evans
Hotsington
Kan
Mr. Funnelle
Michael Fenton
Goodnight
W. Pressey
Central Ideation Committee
Hubbard
Samuel Still
Dana
Creedy
Bingham
Utah
Elizabeth Kapes
Lime
Rose Kapes
John Fujaros
Tila
Resue
Alvarez Candelaria
Eva Kaber Held for First Degree Murder in Ohio Case
Hudson N Y June 10 Mrs Eva Kaber facing first degree murder charges in the Lakewood Ohio slaying of her husband nearly two years ago disputed hiring two foreigners to pose as ghosts to frighten him into civility Chief of Police Christensen said. The two men allegedly stabbed the publisher Dan F Kaber during a night encounter after being summoned by Mrs Kaber. The widow and her daughter Marian McArdie were returning to Cleveland. The press report said a medium advised Mrs Kaber and she claimed she did not intend murder and would not pay the men after the funeral. The widow allegedly fled to New York to avoid the situation.
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Hudson
N. Y
Eva Kaber
Lakewood
Ohio
Christensen
Ths
Associated Preas
New York
Dan F. Kaiber
Mra. Kaber
New York Evening World Today
Kaber
Rober
Cleveland
Mystery in Cleveland as Kaber murder tied to foreign suspects
The Cleveland News reports from New York that a man described as the man with the cop is in custody for stabbing Kaber 24 times. A woman linked to the crime was arrested in Sandusky, and a second woman, Mrs. Kaber’s daughter, her mother Mary Prickel, and another suspect are held on murder charges after confessions by Mrs. Kaber and her daughter.
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Kaber
Confession Ties Wife to Lakewood Murder Case
Mrs Eva Catherine Kater admits her husband Dan F Kaber was killed with her knowledge at their Lakewood home two years ago. Marian McaAidie, Kaber’s daughter, corroborates much of the testimony.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kater
Dan F. Kaber
Lakewood
Marian McaAidie
Builders Call For Open Shop ERT Of Week
The Builders' Exchange of San Francisco will resume work next Monday on the open shop plan despite the Building Trades Council vote to accept a 7% wage cut. W H George, vice president and strike committee chair, says the council's action is too late and the June 2 resolution will go into effect. About two thousand union men have registered to work under the open shop plan.
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San Francisco
Builders’ Exchange of
Building Trades Council
W. H. George
Exchange
George
Charlies W. Gompertz
Uprisings in Urals and Harbin Meet in Moscow Congress
Semi official advices report Polsheviki uprisings in the Ural mountains near Poetropaviosk about 200 miles south of Tobolok. Seoul reports Korean Communists hold meetings with Chinese Bolsheviks at Harbin and say representatives will attend the international communist congress in Moscow.
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Polsheviki
R Ural
Poetropaviosk
Tobolok
Seoul
Harbin
Ftds Caid
International Communist Congress
Moscow
Body of Wife Found in Field as Husband Seized
Aberdeen South Dakota June 10 Dan Wampler 21 a farmer was taken into custody after neighbors found his wife Mary 37 buried in a cornfield near the Wampler home at Hecla. Wampler claimed her disappearance occurred three weeks earlier and denied knowing her whereabouts. State's Attorney Williamson said the head was crushed and the body buried crudely without a casket.
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Aberdeen
Dan Wampler
Mary Wampler
Wampler
Hecla
Wamplers
White Strike In Italy Near End
A London dispatch reports the white strike of Italian government employees is nearing an end outside Rome. Provinces show improving conditions though wage demands persist. Portal and telegraph services remain disrupted as the stoppage continues.
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London
Central News Today
Rome
MAHL CLERKS TO MEAT
The fourteenth division railway mall service council will meet in Cheyenne on July 19 and 20. The division covers Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and parts of Utah Montana and Idaho.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Railway Mall
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Accommodations Planned for Hoo Patients at Sheridan Hospital
Sheridan Wyoming June 10 six hundred patients will be accommodated at Mackenzie Fort when rehabilitated and ready for occupancy the post will be ready in less than six months but the bulletin does not state how much less Port Mackenzie is one mile northwest of Sheridan with brick buildings around a parade ground trees irrigation has suffered from abandonment Supplies for the hospital are arriving Major Anderson reports shipment of four of ten automobiles for post equipment including two ambulances a one ton truck two sign trucks one light aviation truck and two motor cycles with sidecars attached
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Sheridan
Wyo
Mackenzie
Pubfice Health Service
Bulletin
Port Mackensie
Anderson
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Praised by Patient
A testimonial claims severe stomach and intestinal ailments improved after five years of poor appetite and weight loss. The speaker says Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cleaned the mucous from the intestinal tract and eased inflammation, with a money back guarantee and availability at druggists.
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Birmingham
Mayr
Ship Bouboulina Sinks After Mine Hit Off Aegean
Athens dispatch reports the Greek steam ship Bouboulina struck a mine and foundered in the Aegean with 240 passengers and 26 crew aboard. The Lemnos arrived at Piraeus with two survivors. Built in 1878 in Newcastle, she was 258 feet long and 1312 registered tons, formerly Coronilla and owned by J G Bouboutis of Spedin.
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Bouboulina
Aegean
Lemnos
Piraeus
Smyrna
Paris
Aegean Sea
Saya
Athena
Coronilla
Newcastle
England
J. G. Bouboutis
Spedin
Optimism High In Mexico Over U S Reconition Talks
Mexico City June 16 Secretary of the Interior P Elias Calles returned from a nationwide trip and voiced optimism about the dispute with the United States over recognizing the Obregon government. He said he is certain President Obregon will resolve the conflict without harming himself or the nation.
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Mexico City
P. Elias Calles
Interior
Republic
United States
Mexico
Obregon
Belgian trader comments on Japan's pacific peace efforts
In Seattle on June 10 Lemaire De Warree D Hermalle a Belgian chare d affaires in Tokio for eight years travels to Brussels. He praises Japan saying the government aims for peace with Pacific powers while noting a jingo element.
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Seattle
Lemaire de Warree D’hermale
Tokio
Brussels
Japan
M. D'Hermalle
Canadian Railways Plan 12 Percent Wage Cut
Montreal June 10 Canadian railways move to cut wages 12 percent starting July 1 and later revise working conditions. Representatives of railway brotherhoods were invited to a conference next Friday to be formally notified by Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk officials of the proposed reductions.
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Montreal
Que
Canadian Railways
Canadian Pacific
Vund Grand Trunk
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