Legion Convention Fails To Create Separate Air Department
At Paris on Sept 21 Gen Mitchell led a fight against a cabinet level aviation department. The American Legion favored unifying all defense branches under one cabinet head and defeated Mitchell’s push to drop the words as soon as warranted from the resolution.
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Paris
American Legion
M. P
Oscari
Verdun
Legionnaires
Europe
Legion Convention
Mitchell
Tribune
McGovern
Wisconsin
War Department
Standing Committee of National Defense of the American Legion
Organization of National Aeronautics
Department of the National Defense
Savage
Negro in Jail Linked to Multiple Roadside Robberies
Two men identified Fred Thomas, a 35 year old black man of 324 Lock Street, as the assailant in a July 11 road robbery near the Old Fort Country Club. Klopp and Riedinger, who escaped with their lives and money, described his distinctive walk, scar, and gold tooth. Detectives connected the suspect to other similar crimes after tracing Klopp’s watch to him and uncovering clothing in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thomas
Lock Street
Newtown
Thomas
Maurice Klopp
Race Street
Klopp
William Riedinger
Dudley Street
Old Fort Country Club
Riedinger
Eld
It's a terrible business says timid bachelor after 48 hours
William Terry, a quiet, timid auto mechanic living in Newark, narrates his view of recent events as he cares for two babies left by the Stiebel family. He discovers an unpaid bill of 85 dollars and a missing $30 owed to him, with police now taking custody of the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Mrs. Stiebel
Mr. Silverman
Stiebels
Toledo Woman Confesses Fire Aimed at Husband
Henrietta Teats, 44, confessed to Toledo police she set her home ablaze to lure her estranged husband back from Pennsylvania after failing to read or write. She had initially claimed three men bound and gagged her and started the fire during a room rental attempt.
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Toledo
Pennsylvania
Henrietta Teats
Liquor Found in Auto After Fatal Wreck Claims Two Chiefs
In Lima Ohio, a wreck killed John Jiggs Wise, Chief of Police, and George C. Reiter of Canton. A suit case held three quarts of liquor. Witnesses said survivors were intoxicated. W. C. Neiswander reported the crash site. Reiter died of a fractured skull. Wise died twenty minutes later.
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Lima
John “Jiggs
George C. Reiter
Canton
K. B. Parke
Hancock County
Parke
W. C. Neiswander
James Aungst
Stark County
William Thompson
Aungst
Thompson
Reiter
Hardware Specialty Company
Chief Wise
Fire at Beauval Mission Claims 19 Children and Sister Lea
Nineteen children and Sister Lea perished when a midnight fire swept the Beauval Catholic Mission on Lac La Plonge Saskatchewan. A severely burned priest is not expected to survive. Forty six children were saved as officials and aid teams seek details.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Lea
Beauval
Lac la Plonge
Big River
A.amyot
Regina
Isle Lacrosse
Parades and records mark cross country air race finish
Spokane crowds watch the 2,300 mile air derby conclude with C. W. Holman of St. Paul and J. S. Charles of Richmond winning in Class A and B respectively. Holman lands on one wheel after tire loss, prizes total 15,000. Charles leads Class B with 5,000 and 9 stops en route from Roosevelt Field.
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Spokane
Wash
New York
C. W. Holman
St. Paul
J. S. Charles
Richmond
Montana
Charles
Holman
Roosevelt Field
C. W. Meyers
Detroit
Eugene Dettmer
Tarrytown
N. Y
Leslie Miller
W.H. Emery, Jr
Bradford
E. G. Knapp
Ypsilanti
Mich
N. B. Mamer
E. E. Ballough
Chicago
John P. Wood
Pair Reunited Dream Is Clew
Blytheville Ark Sept 21 A sister and brother reunite after forty years when a dream led to a long lost kinship. The siblings aged 3 and 6 were separated by parental deaths in West Virginia and later believed dead before a Pennsylvania woman learned of their connection.
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Blytheville
Ark
West Virginia
Robert Eaken
Sudbury
Ashport
Tenn
L. L. Johns
Mississippi River
Tomato
Young to Head Federal Reserve Board in 1923
Roy A. Young, then Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis, is named a member of the Federal Reserve Board by President Coolidge and expected to be designated Governor after he qualifies. He will succeed D. R. Crissinger who resigned. Edmund Platt will continue as Acting Governor until confirmation and qualification.
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Coolidge
Minneapolis
Bank Board
Crissinger
Washington
Roy A. Young
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
The
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Reserve Board
Senate
Young
Edmund Platt
New York
Turner Attacks Anti-Saloon Leaguer Over Marshall Bill
Ohio Attorney General Edward C. Turner writes to Charles M. Earhart arguing the Marshall act is unconstitutional and would not curb the fee system criticized in Tumey. He likens the bill to masking fees as reform and urges Ohio voters to reject it, asserting no conflict with departmental opinions.
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Turner
Marshall Bill
Columbus
Charles M. Earhart
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Edward C. Turner
Ohio
Supreme Court of the United States
Tumey
Earhart
Department
Doctor Knew Wife Was Getting Letters From Another Man
New York World News Service Hammonton New Jersey September 21 Dr William Lilliendahl murdered physician suspected wife was carrying on clandestine correspondence with a man visited the South Vineland Post Office in July Mrs William Tamberlain postmistress said he described her and said she wore a flower She noted Peggy Anderson as the woman He described two envelopes addressed to Peggy Anderson postmarked South Vineland found near the murder scene Prosecutor Hinkle said detectives were sent to Providence Rhode Island seeking the writer of the letters and more letters are part of the inquiry The doctor signaled interest when he and Mrs Lilliendahl visited the post office the next day indicating the same woman The postmistress described a grim reaction by Mrs Lilliendahl prior to the murder and noted visits with a poultry man named Willis Beach Potential letter writer sought in Providence and more letters tied to the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clair M’kelway
New York World News Service
Newark
N. J
William Terry
Tremont House
Paul J. Stiebel
Terry
New York
Stiebels
Mrs. Stiebel
World News Service
Hammonton
William Lilliendahl
South Vineland Post Office
William Tamberlain
Tamberlain
Frank Juliano
Louis Lodovicco
Joseph J. Orzechowski
Peggy Anderson
South Vineland
S. Cameron Hinkle
Provindence
R. I
Girl Attacked in Hallway at Vine Street Home
Elizabeth Grassel, 12, daughter of Mrs Beatrice Grassel, said an assailant knocked her unconscious as she entered her hallway last night. He fled before harming her further. no valuables were reported stolen. She could not identify the attacker.
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Elizabeth Grassel
Beatrice Grassel
Vine Street
League Moves to Outlaw War Through Arbitration and Security
Geneva dispatch reports unanimous Disarmament Committee approval of a plan to extend arbitration and a graduated system of security while preparing for a conference on armament limits. The United States may not join a new special commission to study enforcement mechanisms.
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League
Geneva
Switzerland
Disarmament Committee
League of Nations Assembly
League of Nations Preparatory Disarmament Commission
U. S
United States
Washington
Council
Fight Story As Told By Stars Of Sporting World
The Commercial Tribune previews coverage of the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout with reports by Hype Igoe Benny Leonard Allan Gould Charles Dunkley and F J Neil from Chicago and New York. Authors will provide round by round accounts crowd stories interviews and post bout coverage.
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Sporting World
Commercial Tribune
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Hype Igoe
Benny Leonard
Allan J. Gould
Charles W. Dunkley
F. J. Neil
The
Chicago
New York World News Service
New York Boxing Writers
Gould
Dunkley
Neil
Associated Press
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Aviation
the Commercial Tribune
Adtaker
Verne Roberts
Fargo
N. D
Roberts
A. Ralph Navaro
Chie
Mellett
UN Pla
Canada
Richmond, Va
Minnesota
Stinson
Schiller
Nick B. Mamer
N. C. Lippiatt
Los Angeles
Lee Schoenhair
San Francisco
Cecil Langdon
Aberdeen
Dream IS
Clew
Arkansas
Federal Reserve
Mr. Young
D. R. Crissinger
Jon
William Lilliendahy
Lilliendahl
Windy City
Janassa Mauler
Soldier Field
America
Hughes
Roaring Loop
William B. Leeds
Princess Xenia
Greece
Phil Dee Ball
St. Louis Browns
Lindbergh
Spirit
St. Louis
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Lansing
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Walter P. Chrysler
Gov. A. L. Rodriguez
Lower
California
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Bernard Gimbel
W. G. Clyde
Carnegie Steel Company
al Jolson
Tom Moore
Will Hays
Miss
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