Love of Second Woman Seen A Pause of Crime
Dr. Paul E. Moore, reputed West physician, was arrested in Nashville on murder charges for the death of his wife in Port Angeles, Wash. He claimed she died July 4 from abscess of the liver after being ill, and said no prior trouble existed. Investigating detectives disclosed police action followed a telegram from Sequim officials.
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Nashville
Tenn
Paul E. Moore
Port Angeles
Wash
C. P. Moore
Hume-Fogg High School
Moore
Gus Keiger
Jorge Redmond
Sequim
Calhoun, Ky
J. L. Moore
Inshadile
J. W. Pike
University of Louisville
Sequim Hospital
PT. Angeles
Paul Moore
Kentucky
Chicago Sees Vaudeville Theaters Face Possible Closure
Chicago Sept 4 The Sun days capacity crowds loom as Sun day’s walkout by motion picture workers looms after tonight’s performances. Vaudeville without movies music or backstage staff could cripple 150 houses unless a settlement is reached. Musicians seek about 5 a week raise plus reheasal pay. Theater owners say wage hikes are minor. working conditions and union rules drive the dispute.
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Chicago
Tel Orpheum
Moving Picture Houses
Musicians’ Union
James C. Petrillo
Jack Miller
Motion Picture Exhibitors’ League of America
Board of
The
Miller
Typhoon Toll Rises as Train Wrecks Hit Japan
A powerful typhoon devastated central Japan and the eastern coast. At least fifty people died in a Tokaido main line train wreck near Shizuoka Prefecture, with broader cargo losses and fishing vessels sunk. Tokyo prepared for possible tidal flooding as police and fire brigades moved to high ground and power was cut intermittently.
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Tokyo
Japan
Shidzuoka
Yamanashi
Nakaidzumi
Yokohama
Shidezuoka
N. Y
Coolidge Campaign Emphasizes Prosperity and Tariff Defense
President Coolidge frames the current campaign around industrial prosperity driven by tariff policy and his economy and tax cuts. He signals Republican confidence in victory this fall and pledges to defend a high protective tariff against farmer cost of living attacks. Gov Donahey and two state officials are to be subpoenaed in a taxpayers suit over the Mayfield road paving contract in Cleveland.
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Calles
Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Antonio Diaz Soto Y Gama
Soto Y Gama
New York World News Service
White Pine Camp
N. Y
Coolidge
Cleveland
Vic Donahey
Mayfield Road
John A. Cline
Donahey
Joseph Tracy
Direc
Tor Baker
Robert Ward
Tracy
W. E. Dorsey
Dorsey Construction Company
Findlay
Dorsey
Cline
Almyra Colacott
Gov. Donahey
Schlesinger
State Highway Department
Engineer Ward
Finance Direct Baker
Dorseys
New Witness Linked to Hall Mills Murder Case
Detectives in the Hall Mills murder case report a new witness who claims presence at the crime scene with Mrs Jane Gibson and corroborates the pig woman tale. Senator Simpson says police anticipate a sworn statement soon while other witnesses are questioned about a bloodstained handkerchief marked S and a revolver linked to Azariah Beekman.
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Somerville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Alexander Simpson
Jane Gibson
Simpson
Henry Stevens
Francis Stevens Hall
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Senator Simpson
Gibson
Thomas A. Lyons
New Brunswick
Underwood
Lyons
Trace
Capt. Walsh
Serurke
Norsemen Found America Before Columbus, McMillan Claims
Sydney Nova Scotia reports Field Museum expedition led by Commander Donald B. McMillan found evidence of Norse settlements in Labrador near Sculpin Island. Foundations of houses and lichens suggest a thousand year age, with Eskimo name Tunit vok meaning the place of the Norse. A 1500 pound walrus trophy was shipped to the Field Museum in Chicago.
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America
Columbus
McMillan
Labrador
Sydney
N. S
New World
Field Museum of Chicago
Donald B. McMillan
Greenland
Melville Bay
Field Museum
Chicago
Midwest storms cause extensive crop and property losses
Damage from rainstorms and tornadoes across seven Midwest states, with 300 homes flooded in Hannibal Missouri and a factory shutdown affecting 1,800 workers. As crops suffer, Illinois Iowa and Missouri bear the heaviest losses though overall property toll tops $550,000. A Rock Island train narrowly detours after a government report of a weak track.
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Chicago
Hannibal
Rocky Mountain Limited
Rock Island
Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Nebraska
Kansas
Indiana
Missouri
Cardinal Slaughter Stops Pirates as Reds Top Cardinals 5–0
Cincinnati Reds shut out St Louis 5–0 behind Pete Donohue holding the Pirates to five hits and superb fielding. The win pulls Cincinnati ahead of Chicago and keeps pressure on the Cardinals in the National League race.
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Reds
St.Louis Cardinals
Company of Missouri Hombres
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Cardinals
Redleg
Jack Hendricks
Pete Donohue
Sweeney
Fielding
Bill Zitzmann
New York Times
Wally Pipp
Netherlands
Germany Voted Seat in Council of the League
In Geneva the League of Nations council granted Germany a seat on the council, signaling equality with other great powers. Spain faces a Tangier dispute as Premier Primo de Rivera contemplates league membership and awaits further authority from England and France.
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Germany
THE
League
Geneva
League of Nations
Council
Special Commission
Reich
Spain
Primo de Rivera
England
France
Tangier
Briand
Austin Chamberlain
Old horse keeps railroad charter on New York Central line
An old horse and rider purportedly fulfill a city ordinance requirement to precede trains along lower Tenth Avenue near the waterfront. A. S. Lyman of New York Central explains the rule could allow the city to order track removal if the rider with a red flag does not precede every train. The ordinance, dating back about 75 years, originally warned horse-drawn vehicles as rail travel became common.
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New York Central Railroad
New York
Lower Tenth Avenue
Ers
A. S. Lyman
New York Central
Automobiles for Sale Adverts Prompt Readers to Shop Now
The Commercial Tribune urges readers to turn the pages and inspect the wide variety of used cars advertised daily under Automobiles for Sale. It highlights low prices and easy terms to entice selecting a car the reader wants to drive.
Helicopter Flies 10 Feet Then Covers Distance at Curtiss Field
In New York at Curtiss Field a helicopter designed by George Francis Myers and piloted by Vincent Burnelli rose about ten feet, then flew horizontally several hundred yards in two tests described as successful. The craft uses two eighteen inch propellers set in opposite directions to create lift and push the machine forward using angled equalizers.
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New York World News Service
New York
Curtiss Field
Vincent Burnelli
George Francis Myers
Jardine Approves Ohio Route Addition to Federal Aid
Secretary Jardine approves including a Zanesville to Cumberland to Basile Valley route in Ohio into the federal aid highway system. Senator Willis received the notice from P F Wilson acting chief of the Bureau of Public Roads.
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Jardine
Washington
Ohio
Zanesville
Cumberland
Bsile Valley
Secretary of Agriculture
Willis
P. F. Wilson
Bureau of Public Roads
Strange menagerie chaos hits Brooklyn street
A black cat, two boa constrictors, a guide dog, and a blind sea lion caused chaos in Brooklyn as a car crash followed when drivers swerved to avoid the animals. Buster the sea lion, Battery Park's dean, died after twenty five years.
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Brooklyn
Mad Terrier
New York
Buster
Aquarium
Battery Park
Old Sealion Park
Dreamland
Coney Island
British Guiana
Helen Cashdollar
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
J. E. Pearson
Southerica
Florida Doctor Arrested in Diploma Mill Scheme
Dr. George A. Munch, described as a physician hero, was arrested in Tampa on charges of defrauding by selling licenses to practice medicine in Florida. Federal agents and state investigators say the case stems from a multi year diploma ring involving quack doctors. Munch denies the charges.
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Tampa
Fla
George A. Munch
Florida
Post Office
State Board of Medical Examiners
Munch
Auto Crash Kills Woman in Logan Ohio
Mrs. Alice King aged 60 of Sugar Grove was killed when her car collided head on with a vehicle carrying five members of the Otis family from Columbus two miles south of Logan. Her husband survived as did members of the Otis family who were captured.
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Logan, O
Alice King
Sugar Grove
Harry Otis
Columbus
Logan
King
Otis
Seismic event tracked by Georgetown University seismograph
A severe earthquake was recorded from 10 50 a m to 1 p m today on the Georgetown University seismograph with maximum intensity noted at 11 36 am. Director Tondort gave an estimated epicentral distance of about 6 000 units.
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Washington
Georgetown University Seismograph
Tondort
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