Ward family inquest probes Ward killings case
Grand jury opens Monday to probe the death of Clarence Peters as Walter Ward faces interrogation by county officials. The Ward family turmoil centers on the New Rochelle shooting linked to Ward and the alleged motive in Peters murder. District officials seek clarity on who shot whom and where the fatal event occurred.
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French Plane Crashes Over Channel. Three Dead
Report from London states a French aircraft en route from London to Paris dived about 2000 feet into the English Channel. Pilot Morsh and passenger Thouars are named among the dead. another passenger was aboard, witnesses say. The crash occurred today as spectators witnessed the fall.
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Fall Ready for Probe into Oil Leases
Washington secretary Pall signals readiness to press a Senate probe into oil leases and related matters. The article notes upcoming testimony, the Torr of photo exhibits, and political maneuvering by Fallon opponents LaFollette and Kendrick as the government weighs further disclosures.
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Suspect Sought in Ward Case in Philadelphia
United Press report from Philadelphia details a man believed to be the Ward murder suspect. He was seized near the city outskirts yesterday after a struggle with officers and is hospitalized under guard. Photograph and fingerprints were sent to New York for identification as detectives trace movements between May 14 and early June.
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New York
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Rum ships warned by wireless in New York harbor
A wireless station tied to bootleggers was found off the ocean, enabling ship to shore orders. The tug Ripllle fired thirty shots in a chaotic incident near New York harbor as a flotilla attempted to seize the contraband craft. Mrs Percy LaPare and Jon James left for private cottage near Chautauqua after visiting Mrs O Brien.
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Chautauqua
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Amundsen On Journey 10 Frozen North
An account from United Press describes Roald Amundsen leading a small schooner Mund toward the polar region from Seattle for a multi year scientific expedition. The voyage aims to study weather ice conditions and Arctic routes using airplanes and photography while testing democratic conduct aboard.
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White Sox owner not required to testify in suit
Milwaukee jurist rules Comiskey need not appear in court to testify in the suit brought by Oscar Balach to recover back salary and bonus. Judge John G. Gregory issued the decision.
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Coal Shortage to Force Industry Closures Within Weeks
Government experts warn coal shortages will halt many industries within three weeks as plants face shutdowns. National stock has fallen to around 12 million tons after a miner strike, with production near 6 million tons weekly. Railroads claim higher readiness, but utilities may feel the impact first as stock dwindles below 2 million tons.
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Ford Offer Rejected by Committee Today
United press report states the committee rejected a Ford offer. The deal involved a project labeled biocrepter with a steam pole nchaded. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a formal rejection and potential follow up with the Gurgas plant elistinated.
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One Balloonist Still Missing From Milwaukee Flight
United Press dispatch from Wisconsin reports thirteen balloonists started from Milwaukee Wednesday afternoon. One pilot remains unreported as of date, with Major Oscar Westover having traveled the farthest, landing on the St Johns River in October. The civilian pilot A. Honeywell finished second, landing at Nsosha, Missouri, about 680 miles from the start.
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Rangers Move To Avert Texas Race Riot
United Press reports Texas authorities planned to disband African American residents in Freestoke County to avert possible race riots after yesterday’s ambush on county officers. The heavily armed group known as Newrats engaged in a pitched battle and were well supplied with ammunition.
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Former Empress Zita Seeks Son of Monarch
Vienna report says former Empress Zita plans to devote her life to restoring the Habsburg line by backing Otto to reclaim the Hungarian throne. The letter to Admiral Horthy reportedly asserts she considers herself queen and seeks to preserve her late husband’s rights while pursuing restoration. German monarchists are said to surround Zita, aiding her aims.
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British Infantry Arrives in Belfast for Frontier Duty
On June 3 a force of British infantry, a squadron of Royal Artillery, and a battery of British artillery arrived in Belfast. The troops are expected to be dispatched to the frontier immediately for deployment.
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Weather Data From Monthly Summary by Observer N Dickson
A weather summary reports average temperature 69.0 degrees, a mean minimum near 40 degrees, and a daily range. Precipitation totals show 1.60 inches, with 24 hours containing the heaviest fall. The record notes days with precipitation, partly cloudy and clear conditions, plus frost, lightning, and thunderstorms on several dates.
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Training Camps Open for 10 Corry Young Men
Military program announces five nationwide Citizens' Camps under the War Department to train youths in citizenship and physical fitness. Applications are available at the Journal office or from First Sergeant Mills in Baltimore. Eligibility extends to southern youths with routes to five camps. June 5 deadline for submission. camps run July 27 for one month with government funded transport.
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Gump
Female Bluebeard Found Guilty of Murder in Indiana
In Shelbyville Indiana on June 3 a jury found Mrs Chata Gikain Carl guilty of second degree murder in connection with the death of hushanel by arsenic poison. Mrs Carl allegedly poisoned two husbands and a father in law to benefit from their life insurance. The verdict carries a penalty and she was moved to her cell after collapsing in court.
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Hushanel
Arsene
Carl Stas
Little Child Shot Down by Older Sister
A tragic accident in Scranton sees Clara Pa teciwaki, seven, killed when her sister Mary, eleven, accidentally fires a revolver. Two French airmen died after a plane downed near the Crowdog Airdrome sighting unidentified. Joe Himes returns to Sherman after visiting the city with friends.
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London
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Siater
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Sherman
Shape policy at Hague to meet favor of US
United Press reports Washington discussing shaping policy at The Hague to include the United States in talks on the Russian problem. The proposal follows talks with President Harding and Senate leaders, with plans to involve Allied officials in securing broader international cooperation and possible US participation.
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Start Work Soon on New Bathing Beach
Local park group reports progress on a Stokenetrage Park development project described as advancing satisfactorily. Officials expect work on the bathing beach to begin within ten weeks with special features and renovations noted by the park association at a recent municipal building gathering.
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Nine-year-old kills friend over kite dispute in Portland
A nine year old boy in Portland allegedly killed his classmate during a quarrel over a kite string. He reportedly attacked the victim with a sharp object, severing a vein, before the boy died at the county jail from his injuries. The suspect was held on a charge of suspected murder as authorities consider behavioral correction options.
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One Man Street Cars for Pittsburgh Soon
Pittsburgh street car operation is planned to begin in the city shortly under Pittsburgh Railways Co. receivership. Mr and Mrs Hy Blackmore and family of Howardsville will arrive tonight for a two week visit with Carl King on South Center Street.
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Landis May Probe War Fraud Cases
Unclear text outlines inquiry into alleged war fraud, naming government officers and locations. Fragmentary phrases reference sworn statements, investigations, and potential prosecutions, with garbled names and jurisdictions scattered throughout.
Nazimova a witness in Valentinos case
United Press reports Nazimova testified in the Valentino scandal trial in California. Testimony described plans and events, with Valentin's wife to be questioned on matters prior to a possible trial decision issued by Justice Manny regarding charges linked to his divorce.
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Settlement Looms In Anthracite Strike Peace Talks
New York reports indicate looming settlement talks to end the anthracite strike. Key figures include union and operator representatives discussing plan proposals to resolve the dispute, with formal meetings and wage or working condition talks on the agenda.
Alumni Association Reunion Last Evening At State Aiders
About 125 members attended the Alumni Association reunion held last evening at the State Aiders, with a reception, speeches, music by the Messenger orchestra, and plans to raise funds to finance college training for high school graduates. Miss Ina Austin Prante ODay was elected to head the association next year. Miss Shira Cohen and Frank T Babbitt were among officials. The event featured a graduating program, a luncheon, and an evening of sociable entertainment aimed at strengthening the group’s activities.
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Nurse shoots man and herself in hotel incident
Springfield reports a nurse shot a man then turned the gun on herself in a hotel. Police found the couple after a hotel atrache. Marie L Heal, left Springfield for Kansas City a week ago amid emigration rumors. The narrative includes political chatter about Senator Lodge and election prospects.
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Anerson
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Quree
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Dayton
Compromise Expected on Army Strength
United Press reports a senate and house conference on army strength for the next fiscal year. The Senate preferred 138000 men and 12500 officers while the house proposed 115000 men and 11000 officers. A compromise will be worked out later. Mrs Jane Syelland, visiting relatives, learned this afternoon about the expected agreement.
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Merger Probe Targets New Steel Consolidation
June report from New York states Thomas Fa Hndbowrie, counsel for a centered independent steel merger that includes Midvale, Republic Iron and Steel, and Inland Steel under the North America Stan Company, has been subpoenaed to testify before the Lockwood legislative committee probing combinations within New York State.
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