Three Killers Hold Off Guards in Beaverdam
In Beaverdam Eddyville Ky a four‑hour siege ended as three convicts led by Marie Walter, Laweenoa Griffith, and Mary Pottand, using blue steel automatic pistols, resisted a dining hall refuge siege. Two prisoners died, multiple wounded, and guards eventually rescued them after sustained gunfire. A separate wreck near Beaverdam injured George Childs and Dollie Childs of Union City.
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Eddyville
Bald Dale
Burt
Marie Waleter
Louisville
Laweenoa Griffith
Mayfields
Mary Pottand
Cunningham
Will Gilbeet
Mattingly
Wilh
Corviey
Jeoulevitte
Teig
Priton
Con Vicks
Jay
Big Mattingly
Ilicél
Benyertian
Carly
Con
George Childs
Union City
Atry
Union
Mead
Béaverdam
Meo Childs
Lees
Childs
George Shildls
Kamer Childs
Dollie Childs
Mere
Nat
Willian
Caion City
Dollie Childe
Y. Wy Gentian
Weve
Mand
Hedttdan
Sige
Solon Faces Arrest Over Day Law Test
Baltimore district attorney Wood announced he will seek indictment from the federal grand jury next Thursday for Congressman Joh Philip Hill on charges of possession and manufacture of intoxicants. The case centers on controversial homemade wine as authorities push for a definition of nonintoxicating product under prohibition.
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Solon
Baltimore
Gee
Philip Hill
Woodwork
Federal Grand Jury
Harvey Resigns as American Ambassador to London
Washington reports that Donald Gedree Harvey, the American ambassador to London, has resigned. He plans to return to the United States, likely next month, with the resignation to take effect around the first of the year.
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Harvey
Wnivnd
Washington
Donal Gedree Harvey
London
States Department
United
Poison Booze Toll Surges Across Nation in 1825 Records
Reports from United Press show more than two thousand deaths in the United States during the first nine months of 1825 due to poisoned liquor. Philadelphia led with the highest tally, followed by New York City and Chicago. statewide data vary, with notable fatalities in Beaver Falls, Milwau kee, Albany, and Jamestown amid reconstruction.
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Pennsylvania
United Prow
New York
United States
United Prekit
Mawr
Contara
Philadelphia
Dittaburat
New York City
Chicago
Ella Wigley
Massachivetts
Cmt
Alec
Beaver Falls
Milwankes
Tn Buffalo
Heathsrom
Jy Albany
Fatality Shocks Benyor Falls Woman Visit
Mrs Wigley returns to Benyor Falls to find news of a tragic death linked to her family. Telegrams reach Patice Dinikin as details remain scarce. Funeral services planned for Thursday afternoon in memory of the victim, an aunt of Mr Sisley who had visited the city earlier in the week.
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Hoover Pali
bin Wigley
Wigley
Patice
Dinikin
Benny Titter
Bihrey
West End
Wig
Hardy
Mfr
Sisley
Benyor Falls
Stresemann Acts To Form New German Cabinet
United Press reports at noon today Stresemann began talks to form a new government to restart Germany’s economy. He urged immediate action to restore earning capacity and accelerate reparations payments, aiming to calm internal strife and press ahead with reconstruction.
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Prest Werlin
Odtd
Cuey
Stresemann
formaHon
Nfew
Stresemisin
Reich
Germany
Strexemarti
Kort
Straaentasin
Farm
Ube
Kew
Neyy
Etiobe
Bowie
Sldverny
Eenie
Pinchot Silent On Next Step In Saloon Fight
Governor Pinchot, in Philadelphia, avoids comment on plans to close saloons as he tours the city with aides and a servicemen escort. He surveys the central area and discusses enforcement options while weighing the next moves in the saloon campaign. Also, Mr and Mrs Ames travel to Buffalo and Myrna Moras visits Reynolds family in the city.
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Pinchot
Meeting of Hotel Stockholders Set for October 22
Directors of the Hotel company Telel wva hold a stockholders meeting at the Municipal building with Frank N presiding pro tempore in the absence of President Stewart and Vice President Alexander. A first annual stockholders meeting date was set for October Bend, the fourth Monday, to elect the board of directors for the coming year and announce notices to stockholders.
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Telel Wva
Stewart
Alexander
Frank N mm
Whid
Bend
Callig
Iyne
Mir
Furthe Ation Aa
Galoc Towdf
View
Noted Argentine Editor Dead in Liverpool
Dr. Estanislaw Zeballos, former Argentine foreign minister and editor in chief of La Prensa, died in Liverpool while recently arriving from the United States after delivering lectures on Latin American affairs. Zeballos was a prominent South American statesman whose editorial influence shaped foreign policy commentary at La Prensa.
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United Frisa
Liverpool
England
Estanislaw Zeballos
In Prengnof
Buenga Aires
Zeballos
United States
Don’ Esiquiel Pas
la Prenea
Paris
New York to fete Lloyd George on arrival for tour
New York City prepares to welcome former British Prime Minister David Lloyd George for a month long visit starting with a Mauretania arrival. A reception committee will greet him as he lands at the Battery and is driven to City Hall, with a guard of honor and civic figures leading the welcoming line.
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New York
New York City
David Lloyd George
Europe
Britain
Mauretania
Butler Wright
Coobidee Redman Wanamaker
William Fe Dooden
Labor
Davis
Lingit George
Macon
Chaunon M_ Depew
Wellumne
Twelve Dog Owners Arrested In City Case
Twelve dog owners in the city were arrested for possession of their canines and failing to hold licenses. The arrests were by Jif Johnson of the Department of Agriculture. Costs were set by Alderman G Gordon and fines paid at arraignment. Investigations continue into a later scare involving sheep killed on a local farm.
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Jif Johnson
Department, of Agriculture
Farrisbury
Pines
G . Gordon
D'Elbock
Tehama Ee Ale
Rose de Moved
Ltiy
Moves
Cleo
Autumn Dance Party Planned by Rathbun Orchestra
Maccabee Malig decorated for an autumn dance party directed by Mrs Pit. The event, scheduled Friday evening October 9, will feature Rathbun's Novelty Orchestra. A program of 12 songs with special features is planned and all friends are invited.
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Maccabee Malig
Tuesday Election Battle Fueled by Ku Klux Klan Claim
The governor denounces the Tuesday vote as illegal and instigated by the Klan, ordering martial law and an immediate high-cost campaign. A temporary court order blocks election certification while lawmakers push impeachments and a grand inquiry into the administration’s conduct unfolds.
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Orlar
Oklahoma
Wulian
Nepal
Omlsborn i Ndcessary
Aulicie
Podette
Elaum
Aldrich Woke
Walton
Waltung Hae Marle Wo
Ed Hite Invest
Thesday
Wenratary
District Court
Te Teryte
Jexsil
Govenor
Dacor Bey
Walton Sia
Convention of WCTU Opens at Erie Friday
Corry Wor tuin's Christian Temperance Union members plan to attend the Erie convention opening Friday with Mrs Sitler as vice delegate and North East union representation. A street pageant is set for Saturday as part of the program with leaders Maude Seymour and others speaking. Governor Pinchot and Clinton Howard expected to speak Friday night. services announced in local churches for October 7. Also notes: Cassie G. McMahan leaves for Warrent for a brief visit. Mrs M Lewis moves to Erie with household goods. Mrs Lewin departs for new home.
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Corry Wortuin
Christan Temperance Union
Attesis
Atte
Erie
Mra BS
Maude I. Seymour
Satirnal Union Stave
Mary Hattis Armour
Clinton M Ward
Upming
Sing Stratton
Valerian Parker
Seymoun
Pincchot
Clinton Howsard
Cassie G. McMahan
Warrett
M. Lewis
Grand Street
Shins
Erie S
Lewin
Prohibition clash nears climax as Pinchot targets enforcement
A volatile federal day dispute grows toward a climax in Washington as Governor Pinchot campaigns against Alguie law violatos. The row centers on Prohibition enforcement and the role of the Internal Revenue Service and Justice Department as calls rise to overhaul the enforcement machinery. The dispute involves Attorney General Daugherty, Commissioner Haynes, and state officials, with plans for a sweeping reorganization to depoliticize prohibition enforcement and grant independence from other officials.
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Washington
Pinwhors
Perera
Daugherty
Alates
Department of
Woopers
Pinebat
Philaelphii
Wen
Taeroe
Comansiiner Haynes
Tavis
Trenetaly
Stalliage
Ulnyneu
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Department of Justice
Ferland Agente
Haynes
Congress
Enforcement McHinery
Prohibition Commissions
Terry
Cony Kodnel Gyr Club Meeting Plans Supper
The regular meeting of the Cony Kodnel Gyr Club will be held in the municipal building Friday. Officers asked all members who can attend to be present at tomorrow night’s session for plans for supper and business matters on the agenda.
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Cony Kodnel Gyr Cit
Interatiy Avhetiuler
Japan hit by strong new earthquake shock
A powerful earthquake struck near Tokyo causing panic and widespread disruption. Reports describe frightened residents, tremors felt across major cities, and concerns of a repeat of past disasters as authorities assess damage and safety measures.
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Tokio
Osaka
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Stratford
Fonighe
National Dairy Council
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Imady
Glockkuopers
Wits
Tr. Peank Ames
Buffalo
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Iri
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M.S. Reynolds
Jam- Ay
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Amt Wathington Strest
Meeting Hotel
KU Klux Klan
Lloyd George
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Cony
United Prou
ROD and Gun Club Meeting
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