French spy tale links Italy and Britain to aviation secrets
Paris authorities probe Marthe Moreuil admission that Matthew Marquis spied on French aviation secrets for England, with hints of Italian involvement. Suspects Leather and Phillips are British Army Intelligence. Fischer denies accusations. Skepticism grows as no documents are produced and Moreuil reportedly earned low pay.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
England
Matthew Marquis
Marthe
Fischer
Foxtrot
Leather
Phillips
British Officers Silent On Girl Spy Activities
London reports that the War Office Admiralty and Air Ministry refuse to comment on the arrest of three prisoners charged with espionage in France. The wireless company involved denies its staff are spies while a diplomatic approach is sought to probe the case. Ernest Phillips, among the detainees, was an intelligence officer in the war and once parachuted behind enemy lines for information.
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Arthur E. Mann
New York World News Service
London
War Office
Admiralty
Air Ministry
France
Foreign Office
Ernest Phillips
Worens Service
Gooreent World) Press Pub. Co
Bank Teller Arrested in $55,000 Embezzlement Case
Leo J. Farrell a 22 year old receiving teller at the Mercantile Bank of Baltimore was arrested and charged with embezzling $55,000. His signed confession was with bank president J P Healy as auditors reviewed books waiting for a warrant. Bank officials said losses to depositors were not anticipated.
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Baltimore
Leo J. Farrell
Mercantile Bank of Baltimore
J. P.healy
Farrel
Turks Lose Point in Mosul Fight
The League of Nations council backed the World Court consultative opinion on Mosul. Turkey opposed but could not block the plan to determine the Mosul frontier. Munir Bey warned of Turkish resistance but agreed to negotiate until an actual award is issued. J D Stover elected head of county delegates to the Ohio State Teachers Association meeting in Columbus.
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Geneva
Turkey
Mosul
Council of the
League of Nations
World Court
Great Britain
Scialoia
England
Munir Bey
Switzerland
Angora Assembly
J. D. Stover
Wyoming
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Columbus
M. Duvall
Mt. Healthy Public Schools
J.P., Osborne
Plainville
Cora Hawley
Blue’ Ash-Montgomery
Postal branch change after confectionery sale
A Whetsel Avenue confectionery changed ownership leading to the discontinuation of the Postoffice substation managed by Mrs. Helen Charlie. The new owners declined responsibility. A. L. Behymer announced a new delicatessen at 5821 Bramble Avenue owned by William Kilduff with Kilduff named clerk in charge.
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Whetsel Avenue
Helen Charlie
A. L. Behymer
William Kilduff
Bramble Avenue
Kilduff
Penalties urged to stiffen federal liquor laws
Attorney General Sargent and aides urged heavier penalties for prohibition violations and broader reform of rum smuggling laws. Mrs Willebrandt called for longer grand jury terms, better DA pay, more federal judges, and faster handling of liquor cases, while noting rising case backlogs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pres Vt Coolidge
Congress
Sargent
Department of Justice
Mabel Walker
Willébrandt
Conference of Senior Circuit
Willebrandt
United States
Federal Judicial Machinery
Havana
Cuba
McCarthy Burial Tomorrow in Indianapolis
Funeral services for Owen Mc Carthy aged 77 former General Passenger Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will be held in Indianapolis tomorrow. He had a long Cincinnati residence and a delegation of Cincinnati railroad officials will attend.
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McCarthy
Owen McCarthy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
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