Double Slaying Seeks Dutch Anderson Nationwide Manhunt
Police chase Dutch Anderson after a double homicide that killed Ben Hance and wife and shot at an informer Gerald Chapman relation. Charles Wolfe of Muncie is jailed on evidence refuting alibi while witnesses point to the latter as the killer.
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Indiaman Knew He Was Marked By Vengeful Pair In Crime
A long, tangled report links Gerald Chapman and George Anderson to a 1921 mall truck robbery and a 1923 escape. Local details place Chapman in Muncie Ind and Eaton and describe witnesses and gunfire in a double murder case tied to their prior crimes.
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George Anderson
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Japanese Spinsters Leap To Death Over Missing Husbands
A dispatch reports three Japanese women, Take Kobayab i, Shin Mere, and Kiyo Maroryama, aged 23 to 24, leaped to death from a Tokyo area location after lamenting inability to find marriageable men. Officials say investigation shows despair over expected marriage prospects drove the tragedy.
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Governor Dawson Shot by Porter in Charleston Turmoil
Charles Governor Dawson was shot in his Charleston home by Porter Robert Scott of Wey Alles after a dispute over a domelock. Dawson's wound was treated at Charleston General Hospital. Scott was pursued by local authorities as the case drew sharp community reaction with Mrs Dawson denying the allegation.
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North Pole party establishes air base in Arctic region
An immediate base has been established by the North Pole expedition at Hofjord on Hestnerb and ten Bta Greenland, with radio voice communication linked to Bowdoin crew via sixteen kilometer wave. The base serves as a midway stop between Bristol Bay and Can Aulbard, aiding operations and supply depots.
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Funeral planned Monday for Mrs J Morgan at Lattington
The funeral of Mrs. J. Morgan wife of an international banker will be held Monday at St Johns church of Lattington Lownee Wallis with simple rites. Only family present and Protestant Episcopal service by Rev Charles W Hinton. Interment in the Morgan family plot at Locust Ing cemetery.
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West Virginia Troops Prepare for Perry Camp Inspections
West Virginia soldiers await inspection and rifle and pistol drills as they prepare for Camp Perry. Units train on ranges under stress, with leaders including Major Cornwell and Captain Lianmearpnd overseeing practice.
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Youthful Girl Matricide Case Drags Through Duress Proceedings
A juried verdict in San Francisco related to a youthful matricide case resulted in no guilt verdict after a seven women and five men panel.
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J. Antreda
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Fire destroys packing plant and kills workers
A massive blaze ripped through a packing plant causing extensive damage. More than 290 cattle and savings were lost while 650 workers were saved from a similar fate by rapid evacuations. Fire officials battled the flames as parts of the building collapsed and crews prevented spread to adjoining structures. One worker, Harold Swift, was killed at the scene.
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Chicago
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Belief coal merger would aid Northern operators
Report from Fairmont notes representatives of 20 northern companies prepare for a conference in New York as 60 concerns are affected. The piece emphasizes proposed consolidation among coal firms could benefit operators, with expectations of gains and coordinated action across regional players.
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State Oil Man on Exposition Board Elevates Industry
A regional oil official, Ms. Sarina Seite Gil Markee, serves as managing director of Clownleenpary and president of De Wret Sarina, presenting a keynote to the Exposition Board. The event highlights industry leadership and policy alignment with exhibition goals.
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Convicts Riot at Sing Sing Inmates Clashed Last Night
Fragmented report describes a prison disturbance at Sing Sing involving violence and casualties. Warden and officials declined comment while inmates faced medical aid and transfer to facilities as authorities investigated the riot’s causes and participants.
O'Brien Named Commander of Ordnance Plant for Three Years
Commander O'Brien of Lawrencebury Indiana takes charge of the naval ordnance plant for a three year term. He attended the University and the Naval Academy, served at sea and ashore, and has wartime convoy experience. He arrives with wife and child to establish home in Armor Park South California.
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Youth to Hang for Killing Shag Aub
The Jury convicts a male suspect in the murder of a young woman identified as Shag Aub. The defense disputes ownership of a handkerchief linked to the crime while witnesses confirm the item found at the scene. The case hinges on forensic ties to the weapon and the alleged killer Castello Aimsert.
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Young Hanshaw to Return Here After Arrest
A scrambled report describes the arrest of a man named Hanshaw and a missing boy connected to a crime spree around Piléhurst and Pitts Lume. Police Chief John Britley spearheaded the inquiry, with investigators tracing travel on a freight train and an abandoned child left on Pourreenth street.
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Pourreenth Street
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Ninda Parkeeshue
Huntington Woman Victim of Acid Assault
Police investigate three theories after Elizabeth Cunningham, an employee of a prominent Ohio River City businessman, is attacked by an acid thrower. She lies in serious condition in hospital unable to recall details while investigators pause pending her improvement.
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Huntington
Elizabeth Cunningham
Ohio River City
Girl
Dozen Injured In San Francisco Train Crash
Dozen people were injured when the Northwestern Pacific steam engine rear collided with a belt electric train near Sausalito yards. An open switch is suspected to have precipitated the collision. inquiry focuses on the stern engineer’s role.
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National City Bank President Sees Faster Business Movement
New York Aug 19 The president of National City Bank said Europe will move to faster tempo as business activity grows. He noted a tremendous volume of business nationwide and rising bank deposits with no alarming spots reported.
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Rescue Kiddies From Hotel Fire At Gull Lake Resort
Eight sleeping children locked inside a Gull Lake resort hotel room were carried to safety by firefighters and staff through flames. A heroic rescue party including Dunkley and others fought through fire up a burning stairway to save the youngsters as the hotel burned, with an estimated loss of £55,000.
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Pasha Divorced To Remain Single In Ankara Report
The Turkish president Murad Kemal Pasha is said to have divorced his young wife and plans to remain single. The AP dispatch from Constantinople notes he rejected marriage and will not remarry, citing claims of a political reversion.
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Lad Grabs Blind Baggage On Airplane and Lives
A chaotic in flight disturbance centered on Major Moseley and Sergeant Chestnut Wand as a boy clung to the wing edge. The uninvited passenger and crew struggled to stabilize the craft amid alarms and shouted commands, with the outcome uncertain.
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Former fiance linked to acid attack case
In Huntington, Miss Cunningham remains in critical condition after an acid attack at a bank office. Police review three theories and investigate a payphone tip while Augusta Loudensinger is briefly jailed amid questions about a supposed accomplice.
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Hill
Misa Cunolgghan
Cunninghan
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Augusta Loudensiawer
Huntington
Cunningham Mige
Woman Fatally Injured by Blast at Summer Home
Mrs. Hutching, 52, wife of New Haven railroad director Gravener Hutching Jr., was fatally injured when a blast struck her head on the grounds of her summer home in Mer. She and her husband were inspecting renovations near a canal when the accident occurred. A Boston specialist was summoned but death arrived en route to the hospital.
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Boston
Russians at McDowell Visit Mines
A visiting delegation from Russia toured McDowell area mines with the Welch county trade committee. Led by mining expert Professor Leo Schevia Akolt of Ekaterina Mining Academy, the group included engineers Shoirri Me Conrhesch and Robert J. Wouener, assessing mining methods and machinery.
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