Faith healer mob attacks alleged operator in Cody
Day, known as Professor Day, accused of faith healing misuses, was captured by a mob and beaten in Meeteetse before custody transfer to Cody. Investigators gather evidence of patient victimization including women and young girls, with charges of statutory offenses and immorality under review.
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Cody
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Meeteetse
Casper Editor Urges Clean City Government Battle
A Casper editorial warns residents to act against graft and vice, detailing numerous illicit whisky venues and prostitution houses. It calls for voters to demand integrity from mayoral and council candidates, police leadership, and appointed officials, urging decisive action to rout entrenched evil.
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Casper
George
Wience
Initiative of Emergency Aid for Unemployment Relief Considered
Washington Oct 1 The national conference on unemployment considers methods to initiate emergency measures for relief of involuntary idle workers. Secretary Moorer and conference executives study plans to address state governors and town mayors in towns of 25 000 population.
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Washington
Moorer
Prosecutor Fired on Graft Charges in Boston Case
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court removes Middlesex County District Attorney Nathan A. Tufts for alleged misuse of office amid multiple charges. The ruling cites payments tied to a 1917 Mishawum Manor scandal involving a Boston bar and several prominent actors in the film industry.
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Boston
Supreme Court of Massachusetts Today
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Middlesex County
Tufts
Mishawum Manor
Chinese Fire on Foreigners Threatens Yangtze River Trade
Complaints were filed with the American legation by three American firms in Chungking and Changsha over the northern and southern Chinese armies detaining and firing foreign owned Yangtze river boats. The incidents halt river traffic, impacting American trade and commerce.
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Hotel Evacuated by Fire Alarm in Denver
Fire at a Baltimore hotel at 420 Sixteenth Street caused the building to be evacuated in the early hours. Two guests, men and women, fled in bathrobes or nightgowns as smoke filled corridors. The fire started from a hot cigarette on the floor. Damage was estimated at 800 dollars, mostly from smoke.
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Baltimore
Sixteenth Street
French ace Sadi Lecointe killed in crash at Betampes race
French ace Sadi Lecointe, holder of the world's speed record, was injured when his aircraft smashed during a forced landing in the first lap of the Centache de la Meurthe cup at Betampes. He had led the race and set a 60 kilometer time of minutes 39.45 seconds a new record, but suffered only light injuries.
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Cheyenne Airplane Demolished In Turbulent Flight
Pilot H A Collison escaped with minor injuries after a plane traveling 185 miles per hour at 1000 feet crashed near Rawhide Hill on arrival in Cheyenne with a malt cargo. The wreckage covered a 100 yard area and the engine bearing failure caused a violent impact. Berlin report cites Chancellor Wirth alleging secret organizations tried to spark a new Kapp revolution, linked to Baden prosecutor findings and events in Upper Silesia. Dr. Wolfgang Kapp was the revolt leader who briefly toppled Ebert in 1920 before returning to power.
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Germany
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Jerpot
Ebert
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Federal inquiry widens over liquor source in armband case
Federal prosecutor Robert H. McCormack said a forthcoming indictment would charge Arbuchie and two unnamed men with liquor series offenses connected to the Miss Happie death case. Investigators noted the raid found much liquor removed, likely aided by advance information.
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United States
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Attormey
Indictments in Mingo County Probe Hit Near 100 Mark
Madison West Virginia reports nearly 100 indictments returned by the Hoane county special grand jury. The probe concerns armed men marching through Boone county toward Logan with aims to reach Mingo County. The jury resumes the investigation tomorrow.
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W. Va
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Boone County
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Mingo County
Road Report Highlights State Highway Deterioration Across Region
State Highway Department notes Grant Highway to Least Springs in good condition then fair to Oria. Yellowstone route from Plata county line to Oria shows minor potholes, then good past Careyburet and fair to CGienrock. New work between CGienrook and Parkerton with rough patches Parkerton to Casper. Casper to Bhoshen generally good but windy stretches. Bhosheni Lander Road mostly good with rough Indian pemeytration between Flv erton and Hudson. Casper Sheridan Road has very rough 12 miles north of the conerte pave ment, then fair to Castle Creek and to Johnson county line, remaining generally good to Sheridan.
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Record chicken import surge for New York during Jewish New Year
New York reports a large supply of live chickens for the Jewish New Year starting at sunset. Food expert estimates 1,649,717 birds arrived, with total consumer cost around 2.9 million dollars, reflecting a peak in holiday demand.
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New York
Food Experta
Oil Brokers Under Arrest In St. Louis
Charles and Thomas McDonald brothers were brought back to St. Louis from Phoenix to face 13 indictments for misrepresentation in oil stock sales. Authorities escorted them to jail as stockholders gathered at the station. the alleged total involved nears $43,000.
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St, Louis
Charles
Thomas McDonald
Phoenix
Arts
Omaha vote tests mood on wage cut strike
Omaha conductors and motormen vote to gauge sentiment on potential strike over wage reductions effective today. If a strike is favored, a further vote will be required to authorize action.
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Omaha
Etreat
Another Venire Summoned For Southard Jury
In Twin Falls Idaho Lyda Meyer Southard faces a murder trial for her former husband Edward F Meyer. After 71 jurors and a special venire of 40 were used, Elisor W H Thompson was told to secure 40 more for Monday. The state has used seven of ten challenges and the defense six. The defendant attended with her husband Paul Vincent Southard and her father W D Trueblood.
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Idaho
Lyda Meyer Southard
Edward F. Meyer
Elisor W. H. Thompson
Paul Vincent Southard
W. d. Trueblood
Residents Flee After Quake Strikes Small Utah Town
Salt Lake City reports residents fleeing Riginors 160 miles north as three more earthquake shocks hit the town this morning. Tremors Thursday and Friday worsened damage to brick and stone buildings, prompting evacuations.
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Baseball Scores From Philadelphia and Brooklyn Games
In Philadelphia, the home team cleaned up with a 9 to 8 victory while New York tallied 9 runs. In Brooklyn, Brooklyn edged New York 7 to 6 as pitchers and batters combined for a tight contest.
Washington and Boston edge scuffles in early league play
In Boston the Washington team won 7 to 4 after a rough start, with strong batting rallies in the late innings. Chicago saw a clear 9 to 8 win for its side in a high scoring battle, led by White and Shioult on the mound and Yaryan at bat. New York and Philadelphia split a tight doubleheader with scores 6 to 6 in the first game and 7 to 7 in the second, as pitchers struggled and offenses battled to the final frames.
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Football scores at end of periods and final tallies
End of second period scores include Princeton 14 Swarthmore 4 and Chicago 21 Northwestern 0 with Harvard Holy Cross Yale and Vermont 0. End of third Navy 13 NC State 0. Final Wisconsin 28 Lafayette 6 and Pittsburgh 6 Syracuse 26 Ohio University 0 plus incomplete Syracuse line.
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Heavy Rain Dampens Western Coast as Systems Move In
Rain fell across Southern California and neighboring states with Los Angeles recording 0.87 inches by 6 am. Buckets of precipitation appeared from 1 to 1.5 inches in several locales, 1.76 at San Bernardino, over two at Needles, and more than three inches reported at Yuma. Additional rain was forecast by the U S weather bureau.
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Los Angeles
Oct
British hopes rise as Irish settlement seen after Cabinet talks
London reports a conciliatory tone from Dublin and a planned October 11 conference between British ministers and Irish representatives. The Times warned any final settlement must be a constitutional innovation beyond dominion status, aligning both sides toward a new framework.
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