Slayer of Fiancée Frieda Lesser Is Son of Senator New
Los Angeles dispatch reports Harry S. New of Glendale claiming to be the son of U S Senator Harry S. New of Indiana. He admitted killing his fiancée Frieda Lesser after a rejected marriage proposal near Pomonga Canon, drove to the police station with her body, and surrendered. He said he planned to marry today and claimed he acted in a moment of rage after she said she would become a mother and undergo an operation.
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Los Angeles
Harry S. New
Glendale
United States
Indiana
Frieda Lesser
Pobanga Canon
Here
Central
Frieda
Notre Dame
No Law Prohibits Parking in Front of Theatres
Automobile owners arraigned before Police Judge Swainson were discharged after the court ruled there was no municipal law banning parking in front of theatres. Several others charged with city traffic ordinance violations were fined.
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Swainson
Mexico Seeks to Profit by U S Politics
Washington July 5 Officials weigh reports of Mexican efforts to buy U S newspaper support for pro Carranza propaganda on Mexican oil policy. The Monterey organ quoted a plan to spend 4 million pesos to subsidize newspapers and writers to defend Mexican chancellery arguments in the United States.
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Washington
Candido Aguilar Aguilar
Carranza
State Department
Monterey
Mexico
Car-aranza
United States
American Battleships To Be Sold For Junk Or Targets
Washington July 5 Navy department opts to break up and sell obsolete battleships with famed past deeds. Ships include Oregon Maine Indiana Massachusetts and more. The action recalls long voyages and key battles in U S naval history.
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Washington
Navy Department
Iowa
Indiana
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Alabama
Hankson Speedster Sets New Greeley Track Record
Fred J. Hank in his Hankson speedster wins at Greeley Colorado on July 4. The Cheyenne built car defeats higher powered rivals in five and ten mile events. Hank sets a new five mile track record of 37.5 seconds, surpassing the old 39 second mark set by a 42 cylinder Packard. He collects 200 dollars prize and announces a Ford football manufactured curtain-raiser for Frontier Days. The ten mile race sees a wheel breakage but Hank regroups to overtake the field and win in late, rapid fashion aided by assistants H Smith and Junk Clark.
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Fred J. Hank
Hankson
Greeley
Colo
Peed J, Hank
Speed Matvel
Golorado
Mankson
Packard
Hank
Ford
Curtain Ranner
Hlank
Hanks
Hh. Smith
Junk Clark
Cheyenne
Weather forecast for Wyoming region shows cooler Monday
Forecast indicates partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures and a chance of local thunderstorms or showers in the area on Monday. Winds are expected to be light to moderate across the state.
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Wyoming
Borby Kreme
Sant
German demands chance to discuss peace treaty terms
Associated Press report notes Baron Von Lersner and German delegates offer to meet Allies on turning over coal dyestuff shipbuilding materials and other treaty items and to discuss Rhine left bank occupation. Other dispatch says General Von Stockhausen says ex-officers resent the peace treaty, criticizing government actions.
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Associated Press
Pats
Baron Kurt von Lersner
Peive
Versailles
Rhine
Baron von Leisner
Amsterdam
von Stockhausen
Monarchal League
Berlin
Algemeen Hindeleblad
World's Largest Airship Limps Toward Emergency Landing
The British dirigible R-34 exhausted gasoline and hydrogen during its trans Atlantic flight and was tracked by the US destroyer Bancroft as it limped toward an emergency landing off the New England coast. R-34 to refuel at Boston then proceed to Mineola for field refitting as weather shifts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Baancroft
United States Navy
Bancroft
Navy Department
Gulf of Maine
Willard Defeated in Nine Minutes as Fans Pay Half Million
Tex Rickard estimated gate receipts for the Jess Willard vs Jack Dempsey heavyweight title bout between $500,000 and $600,000 with revenue agents auditing war tax. Willard offered few solid blows, being decisively beaten within the first round as the contest ended after nine minutes.
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Toledo
Tex Rickard
Jess Wi
Jack Dempsey
Willard
General Dragomir Arrives in Paris on Mission
Paris reports General Dragomir arrives in the city to meet with Admiral Kolobakop and figures connected to a special mivelon mission. The arrival signals high level talks and potential strategic steps.
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Paris
Dragomirrem
Kolobakop
Special Mivelon
Baa
Advises Against Boston in RAF dirigible plan
In Mineola New York July 5 Colonel Frederick Lucas in charge of the British force proposes tow to Montauk Point for a dirigible landing. Two hundred naval mechanics are on standby to move by motor trucks and Montauk Point holds 200000 cubic feet of hydrogen with ample gasoline. Lucas notes Chatham field is too small and insufficient manpower exists to assist the R349 landing. Radio set failure interrupts transmission.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N.Y
Frederick Lucas
Royal Air Force
Faukt Point
Montauk Point
Lucas
Chatham Field
Thorse
Boston
Well Known Worland Lawyer Amuses With Court Talk
Lawyer C F Robertson of Worland challenges the Senate impeachment case against President Wilson by arguing a possible offense under constitutional law. Judge A C Campbell of Casper introduces the notion of federal law and impeachment while commenting on Robertson’s vague interview content published in the Tribune.
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Worland
C. F. Robertson
State Industrial Institute
State Board of Charities and Reforms
Robertson
Wyoming
Ng Tribune
Wilson
Robertson-Tribune
A. C. Campbell
Casper
Campbell
Campenya
Peared
Tribune
Worland Kinger
House Or Representatives
Senate
Noeherison
Elc
Woud
Sealey
Harrie
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