Mystery surrounds rescue of boy pulled from Garden Creek
A nine year old boy was found face down in Garden Creek this morning and revived by two Boy Scouts Allan Ulshaefer and Albert Inman who pulled him from the river. The boy was taken to the state hospital in a semi conscious state after suffering convulsions and was unable to talk. Authorities investigate motives and whether epilepsy caused the fall or if he leaned over the bank for water.
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Garden Creek
Allan Ulshaefer
South Box Hider
Albert Inman
South
Chestnut Street
Iids
Pershing Accepts British Invite to Honor Unknown Warrior
General Pershing accepts the British government's invitation to help present the Medal of Honor to the Unknown Warrior of Great Britain in Westminster Abbey possibly on October 17. He awaits British confirmation after liaising with the American embassy in London. The matter follows a brief diplomatic exchange and a clarified misunderstanding. Also reports Giants edge Yankees 2 1 in a tense World Series game with 4 3 series lead for the Giants.
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Gen. Pershing
Paris
General Pershing
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
London
Fershing
Harvey
Foreign Office
War Office
Pershing
Oral Pershing
Milne Cheatham
Nationals Triumph Over Americans In Tight Tilt
Two-base hits by Peeking Pough Hancroft Pipp Burns Sny der. Young steals. Ward sacrifices. Americans left on base seven Nationals four. Douglas walked once. Mays struck out seven Douglas three. Wild pitch by Douglas umpire at plate Quigley first base Ohill at second base Rigler third Mortarity. Time of game 140 minutes.
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Yankees
Fenster
Young
Peckinpaugh
Frisch
Miller
Douglas
Mousel
Giants
Yurns
Meusel
Bancroft
Prnsch
Mays
Nan — Fewster
Texas
Bancrétt
Baker
McNally
Snyder
Burns
Rigler
Mortarity
Fewster
Asses of Meusel
Pipp
Ibes
Ward
Ee Baker
Schang
Rhpore Burns
Hancroft
Koll
Ifa
Rawlings
Fight Against Extradition Is Heard on Coast
Habeas corpus proceedings by Jacob Masso and Charles Wahlberg to avoid extradition to Nebraska for alleged embezzlement from the Missouri Valley Cattle Loan Company are under advisement in federal court. Judge B F Bledse of the United States district court will decide in several days.
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Los Angeles
Jacob Masso
Charles Wahlberg
Nebrasaka
Missouri Valley Cattle Loan Company
B. F. Bledse
The
United As Distet Court
Explosion kills and injures in Detroit grocery blast
In Detroit on October 12 a blast wrecked a Whole Sale Grocery leaving one dead and two seriously injured. Police search debris for missing occupants of upper apartments. Joseph Caruso, owner of the store, could not explain the explosion.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph Caruso
Mrs. McArdle Acquitted in Murder Case in Cleveland
Marian McArdle twenty-year-old daughter of Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber was found not guilty of complicity in the murder of Daniel Kaber her stepfather by a Cleveland jury. She was allowed to leave the courtroom as the nine men and three women deliberated since yesterday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Marian McArdle
Mra
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Mies McArdle
Nloot
Legion Aiding Idle Comrades Urges Veterans Employment
Hoffmann of Oklahoma chairs the National Legion committee on employment. The plan seeks to reestablish legions employment bureaus to connect war veterans with employers and to lend them money during unemployment periods.
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Be Hoffman
Oklahom
National Legion Committee On Employment
Tar Vieh Four
Eaeer
Dozen Seized in Moon Raid at Worthington
Twelve Noble county farmers were arrested in Worthington Minnesota after federal raids seized 200 gallons of mash 300 gallons of moonshine 20 stilts and other paraphernalia. The men face charges of manufacturing liquor or unlawful possession. H G Summers returned from a hunting trip in the mountains nearby.
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Worthington, Minn
Noble County
Policymaking for U.S. at Armament Conference Outlined
Four Harding appointees met at the state department to craft the U.S. position on armament limits and Far Eastern questions. President Harding favors a practical, reasonable limitation rather than universal disarmament, with military and naval authorities favoring a measured buildup plan before reducing existing strength. The letter to Miss Freed clarifies the aim of reasonable limitation and signals the administration’s cautious path forward.
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Washington
Presient Harding
United States
State Department
Harding
Hughes
Lodge
Eithu Root
Underwood
White
White House
Mian Bila L. Freed
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Freed
Slayer Escapes in Jail Delivery at Lenox
Robbers broke into Henry White's winter home in Lenox taking papers and jewelry valued at 30 000 to 50 000. Six prisoners escaped after outsiders cut the jail window using a motor saw, with two Mexicans captured fleeing town. Authorities suspect underworld involvement and continue investigations.
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Lenox
Mass
Henry White
Italy
France
I. B. Ni
James A. He Howardeir
Joe L. Marquiss
Sheriff'a
Morten
Nicholson
Howanl
Jennings
Trindeace
Morton
Wilson
Supreme Court
John Pawert
Pawert
Flo
Wyoming Road Conditions Report Mixed Through Counties
Road travelers report variable conditions across Grant Highway to Nebraska and other routes. Sections from Parker ton to Casper are rough, Casper to Shoshoni varies from good to very rough, with construction between Parkerton and Grenrock causing detours.
Packing Plant Strike Vote Ends in Pro-Yote Result
With 15 000 votes counted 85 percent of packing house workers favor authorizing an eventual strike. Cornelius J Heys union president said about 66 000 votes were cast in the referendum. Forty thousand ballots from across Crmage Kansas City Fort Worth Oklahoma City and other western packing centers are still in transit to Chicago.
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Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Cornelius J. Heys
Internations
Walone
Crmage
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Renowned geologist Joseph Winthrop Spencer dies in Toronto
Joseph Winthrop Spencer former University of Missouri professor and noted geologist passed away in Toronto on Sunday after a four week illness. He was not ed for his contributions to geology and academia.
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Toronto
Get
Joseph Winthrop Spencer
University of Missouri
Senate approves tax repeal for rail and pipe transport
Washington December 12 The Senate agreed to repeal taxes on freight passenger Pullman express and pipeline transportation effective January 1 with no record vote.
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Washington
Cot
Pullman
Express
Renata
Mexican stabs American sailor at Tampico
Henry Laflame an American crew member aboard the Salem County shipping board steamer was stabbed to death by an unidentified Mexican last Saturday night in Tampico. The American consul in Tampico notified the state department and telegraphed Mexico City requesting arrest and prosecution of the murderer.
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L. B. Nicholson
State Penitentiary
Edward Schuster
James A. Howard
C. Jennings
Salt Creek
Robert Morton
H.L. Rickard
Red” Carlisle
Washington
Henry Laflame
A Shipping Board
Salem County
Tampico
State Department
Mexico City
Truce Violations in Ireland Debate Continues
London reports discuss alleged breaches of the Irish truce as British and Irish delegates seek ways to avoid incidents during talks on Ireland’s future. Dispute centers on Dail Eireann governing Ireland and Sinn Fein’s role, with Crown forces limited by the truce.
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London
Associated Press
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Crown Forces
Binn Fein
Bridah
Eamonn J. Duggan
Labor Plans Sent to President by Hoover
The national conference on unemployment adopted resolutions guiding economic policy and sent them to President Harding through Secretary Hoover. The report urges local action in construction, calls for a committee to coordinate building efforts, and favors using long term deposits for long term loans to support housing while limiting speculative finance.
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Washington
National Conference On
Harding
Hoover
Congress
Upper Silesia Divided by League Accord
London reports the League of Nations council endorses a division of Upper Silesia along lines proposed by Count Sforza. Gleiwitz Hindenburg and parts of Beuthen would go to Germany while Koenigsuhutte Jattowlie and remaining Beuthen areas would join Poland.
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London
Problecko
Upper
S Lola
Comromine
Count Sforss
Council of the
League of Nations
Sayed
Geneve
Gleiwits
Hindenburg
Beuthen
Gerey
Suralan
Koenkgshutte
Jattowlie
Molaud
Four Honolulu customs inspectors resign over opium smuggling probe
Hawaii collector Harry Murray announced the resignation of four customs inspectors following a failed attempt to smuggle 654 000 worth of opium from a Japanese liner Tenyo Maru. The four confessed, and a warrant was sworn for James Pierce linked to the operation. Further action was promised against others connected to the smuggling ring.
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Honolulu
Customs Service
Custema
Harry Murray
Murray
Manolulu
Aio
James Pierce
Munterpad
Eliv
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Dou $As
Polo Grounds
New York
Flinger
Kelly
Orat
M’ardle
Legion
H. G. Summers
Hae
U. S
Slayer
State Highway Department
Senate
Mex
Yank Sailor
Erin
Pet
Paldhlet
Upper Silesia
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