Cne Cne Back Down At Allied Call In Disarmament Talks
The Allied conference leads to a speedy German disarmament pact. Chancellor Fehrenbach and Dr Simons sign as Ford signs indicate German consent to terms, while Lloyd George confirms occupation disputes. The protocol, signed in a conference mail room, shows Germany’s position and Allied definitions.
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Spa
Belgium
Associated Press
Fehrenbach
Nons
Marshal Foch
Marshall Wilson
Simons
Germany
Lloyd George
Denver Fire Sparks Million-Dollar Blaze Amid Protests
Santa Fe New Mexico July 9 Albert W Blancett convicted of Clyde Armour murder goes to gallows in a fatal blaze near East Turner Hall. Blancett protests innocence, death by hanging fails to break his neck. He mutters his truth and says goodbye as prison chaplain urges clemency to Governor Larrazolo.
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Santa FE
N. M
Albert W. Blancett
Clyde D. Armour
Blancett
Armour
Denver
Blahoelt
H. Guillet
Larrazolo
Las Vegas
Youthful murderer found guilty in Albany county case
Pete Cordillo, 22, was convicted of the September 7 murder of Frank Jenings north of Laramie after a seven hour trial in which he proclaimed “Jesus Christ, mother, it has to come” and twice struck at his mother’s hand. Prosecutor George Patterson led the case as Cordillo showed clear nervous tension in court.
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Pete Cordillo
Ie District
True
Sven
Frank Jenings
Laramie
Corillo
George Patterson
Albany County
Cositillo
Cordillo
Miner’s Bullets End Fury Then Self Destruction
RISHEE Ariz July 9 George Urgess a miner today shot his wife three times killing her then turned his revolver on himself sending a bullet through his own brain Both were 22 years old High desert tragedy reported from Rishee Arizona with details from local sources
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Rishee, Ariz
George Urgess
State faces difficult task in case of third murder defendant
The state must prove Walter Newell guilty of the Jennings murder near Laramie on September 7 1919 using circumstantial evidence only. Unlike the Cordillo brothers Newell has not made a confession or incriminating statement to bolster the case.
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Walter Newell
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Cordillo Brothers
John and
Pete
Newell
Cordillos
Jennings
Wanderer Admits He Slew Pair in Chicago
In a new confession, former Army lieutenant Carl Wanderer admits he shot and killed his wife to obtain her money and staged a frame up robbery with the man he killed in the doorway of their home. He says he tired of married life and longed for the army life. He denies knowing the accomplice. The June 21 tragedy followed an earlier alleged confession about firing at his wife and another man.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Thier
Wanderer
Stringer
Prohibition Stand Sought From Harding at Marion Speech
In Marion on October 9, Senator Harding faced pressure to take a firm national prohibition position in his acceptance speech. J Frank Hanley, prohibition candidate, urged a clear stance while Hawley backed a decisive report. Harding avoided committing to a definite line, signaling readiness to wait for further guidance.
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Marion
Harding
J. Frank Hanley
J. Frank Hawley
Sloe
Hany
Hinly
Labor Pinchotists and Taxers Negotiate Third Party Chicago
Delegates arrive in Chicago for a three day meeting of the Committee of Forty-Eight plan to unite supporters of single taxers and labor party adherents behind a national third party. Pinchot and Record spent two days at the talks, but no faction claimed victory as agreements focused on platform questions.
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Chicago
Labor Party
Committee of Forty-Eight
Death of Aged Defendant Follows Heart Balm Award
Evansville area items report a legal case involving TMy O Conner known as the Irish Rose of London. In Indianapolis federal court a verdict awarded $10,000 in a breech of promise style claim. The text notes an aged defendant’s death following the judgment.
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Evansville
Alles Gray
Aose
Y O'Conner
Irish Rose
London
United States District Court
Indianapolis
Mlips O
Woman Fleeing Storm Killed While Chasing Chickens
In Lusk Wyoming on July 9 a woman, Mrs. Mary Gebhart, ran into a storm while chasing her chickens and was killed. Her actions prompted the local authorities to warn residents about storm safety.
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Lusk, Wyo
Mary Gebhart
Senate probes reveal high cost living bureaus as political
Miss Olive Brueggeman testifies that she was fired from the Missouri High Cost of Living Bureau after alleging the department of justice created high cost living offices to aid Palmer. Other officials challenge her account while Ed ward Goltra is named for distributing delegates’ expense money.
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ST. Louis
Senate
Department of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Democratic National
Edward Goltra
Missouri
Goltra
Palmer
Tony Stuevers
Gox
Eneral
Department of Us- Mee
Olive Brueggeman
Missouri Woman's High Cost of
Townsmen Round Up Bad Boys
Two youths follow bank robbery in Waterloo Nebraska and are brought to the county jail. Oscar Voss age 19 of Gheunda Iowa and W F Gray age 21 of Council Bluffs Iowa identified as suspects. Cash totaling 4500 taken from the Bank of Waterloo recovered. Cashier A T Stratton bound and gagged before robbers fled in an automobile.
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Omaha
Bank of Waterloo
Waterloo
Neb
Brouht
Osca’ Voss
Aed
Gheunda
W. Gray
Manning
Iowa
A. T. Stratton
Stratton
Denver Fire Destroys Hall, Auto Body Firm. Widespread Blaze
A fire in Denver on July 9 devastated Marner Hall and Scott Autobody, destroying seven residences and a print shop and igniting two blocks away. Investigators ruled out a buried fireman and cited a gasoline explosion as the ignition source, with Turner Hall partially saved but severely damaged. The blaze threatened high tension wires and spread embers over several blocks before volunteers contained it.
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Denver
Marner Hall
Scott Autobody Company
Causin
Whitown
Turner Hall
Millionaire Lawyer Acquitted in Death Conspiracy Case
Washington jurist dismisses charges against Glester A. Snow renowned patent attorney and two associates in a conspiracy to murder Mia Addie Hubbard Snow, former wife of the attorney. The case ends with all charges dropped by Judge Morrison.
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Washington
Glester A. Snow
L Wilionaire
Mia
Addie Hubbard Snow
Morrison
Cox signals possible early western campaign in 1920 race
Governor James M. Cox indicates he has received many requests to open the campaign in the west and may favor an early invasion, though final plans hinge on national committee decisions. Delegates note talks with the national committee set for July 20, while California factions push for a westward start and a September festival dates. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 24 hour stay at Glenwood Springs unsettles Ohio conference plans.
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Dayton
West
James M. Cox
W. W. Blaine
Gorn Palace
Mitchell
D. C
Charles E. Morris
San Francisco
California
Morrin
Californiial
Gowls
Na Honal Committee
Colombes
Chainuay Cummings
Weeling
Cox
Franklin D. Reosevelt
Glenwood Springs
Cola
Ohio
Turmoil in New Mexico Government Amid Revolt
Police recover no money but jail a woman as revolts thunder across New Mexico. Mrs. Taylor of Casper, accused of theft, is questioned after a toothache prompts a forced mouth inspection revealing no currency. Jamieson reports loss of thirty dollars and fifty four cents.
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Jamieson
Surgeon calmly lectures interns during skin graft
Erica July 9 details of a dramatic operation by Dr Orlando F Scott and his wife reveal a double skin graft procedure. He took 12 inches of skin from his own leg and grafted it onto his wife’s injured leg without anesthesia, guiding steps aloud as each phase was performed.
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Erica
Orlando F. Scott
Goott
Perce
Adherents of Gonzales Cast Into Prison by Obregonistas
Advices from Mexico City report several officers on General Pablo Gonzales staff imprisoned on charges of plotting against the government. Chiapas sits in open rebellion as General Francisco J. Murgia, defeated candidate for Michoacan governor, raises the rebel flag. The Mexican Embassy released official notices confirming the arrests and related developments.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Chiapans
Francisco J. Murgia
Michoacan
Bolsheviki Overwhelm Poles and Move on Persia
Dispatches report Bolshevik forces overcoming Polish fronts near Vilna and crossing rivers while launching a campaign toward Persia. Panics spread in Vilna as authorities scramble for control amid reports of advancing troops and renewed hostilities across Teheran and surrounding routes.
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Berlin
Vausische Zeitung
Titalt Sogether
Teheran Gad
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BR. M. LaFollette
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