Finish Fight for Soldier Bonus Planned by Legion
United Press reports the American Legion convention in New Orleans moves to continue pushing for the adjusted compensation bill. Committees prepare resolutions urging immediate increases in Navy personnel and universal service authority to draft all citizens in emergencies, while supporting continued advocacy for the bonus.
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United Ploce
New Orleans
American Legion Convention
Bou Ity
Provident Sna
US Congress
Lyrding
Plu
United Press
Congress
American Legion
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Kansas City
Legion
Republican candidates tour Cumberland County
Pinchot and MeSparran visit Shippensburg Carlisle and Mechanicsburg in the evening as the Republican State Committee continues campaigning in Cumberland County.
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Pinchot
Philadelphia
Finanien Cmcitter
Republica
Mesparran
Cumberland
Shippensburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Love Letters in Jersey Case Made Public
Public release reveals erotic love letters from Mrs. Eleanor Mills to Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall found after his murder. Prose notes include references to another woman and intent to be together. Prosecutor distributes the letters nationwide through newspapers.
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Jersey
United Press
New Brunswick
Edward Wheeler H
Eleanor Mill
Imadé Pubillé
Presswouter Beekanan
Ot Mn Tall
Lloyd George Fights to Force Showdown in Political Crisis
London reports Lloyd George pressing for a decisive clash with political enemies. Two paths loom: Unionists withdraw support prompting a dissolution and general election, or Lloyd George loses backing and exits, leaving him to retire to private life after a long wartime tenure.
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United Prasal London
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
Hacky the Presier
Lord George
Aomeone
Europe
Robbery of New York Jewelry Broker Nets $900000
Four bandits robbed Max Mober a New York jewelry broker of unset diamonds worth 900000 as he left the Congress Hotel with friend Charles Morris. They fled in a black auto amid traffic along Michigan Boulevard. This heist pushes Chicago jewelers losses this year to about 52000000.
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Emicago
Max Mober
New York
Monte
Congress Hotel
Charles J Morris
Michigan Boulevard
Morein
Morris
Mosér
Gsaleaman
Moger
Chicago
Naserwey Receives Officers Reserve Corps Commission
Clifford Naserwey Neutenany has been awarded a lieutenant's commission in the Officers Reserve Corps. The appointment honors the guard officer assigned to the 806th Infantry of the 6th Division in the Reserve Corps.
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Clifford Naserwey
Country Club Members Hold Annual Meeting in Municipal Building
SoFry Country Club members meet in the Municipal Building for the annual session. Reports cover grounds improvements, membership growth, and new directors. Details note equipment purchases, water system upgrades, and planned vine planting. harvest figures and meals served are listed. total membership 182 with various categories. Donors Honey McSweeney and Bred King contribute to club needs. new board named: John Ringhester Shuss Frank Ames, NT Aillette, MR Olds, GL Gylkon, John Wattaven, Don Mackenzie, Stewart. Meeting adjourned.
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Storkholders
SoFry Country Club
Dub
Chi
Cub
Honey McSweeney
Atlantic City
King
Youngstown
Nopi
Ware
Julw Ringhester Shuss Franke Ames
NT Aillette
Olds
G L. Gylkon
John Wattaven
Don Mackenzie
Stewart
Lodge and Massachusetts Senate Campaign Quiet Amid Storm
Washington reports little heard about the Lodge reelection bid as the Massachusetts primary nears. Lodge declines remarks on campaign intensity, praises the new Laritt bill, and vows support for child labor reform while William Ainston faces a bitter Democratic challenge for the Senate seat.
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Washington
Lodge
Marshchusetts
Senate
Wiliam Ainston
Massachusetts
Paw
Lodge Gaston
New England
Trump
Convention of United Lutheran Church Opens
The United Lutheran Church of America began its formal business session in Buppalo New York with about 1,000 delegates in attendance. The denomination represents more than 5 000 congregations and 1 260 000 baptized members as the oldest Lutheran body in America.
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Convention of
United Lutheran Church
Buppalo
N.Y
United Lutheran Church of America
Joldest Lutheran Body
America
Harding's Coal Commission Begins Work in Washington
The Federal Factfinding Coal Commission, appointed by President Harding, met in Washington to map its program and investigate the coal industry. Julia A. Hammond was elected chairman at the initial meeting, with the six members organizing under George Otis Smith of the US Geological Survey. Dr. Edward T. Devine was away on a speaking tour.
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United Press
Washington
Julia Ayn Hammond
Federal Factfinding Coal Commission
Sammond
Piersgram
President Harding
Coal Commission
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
Edward T. Devine
West
United Prom
United States
Hardine toMy
Harding
Helsing Torttore
Washington Court House
Ohio
Wallace Alt
Doctor Steddon the Bigamist Faces Philadelphia Court
Philadelphia dispatch reports the 67 year old man known as Doctor John Steddon, alleged bigamist, confronting court after a web of marriages to Miss Francis Webb of Atlantic City and Mrs M A Looper of New York. Detective Edward Webb traced him from Saratoga to Philadelphia Bellevue Hotel where he registered as a physician before marrying again. Local police detained him as details emerged of multiple romances and abrupt desertions across New York and Philadelphia.
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United Pros
Philadelphia
John Stellon
Atlante City
Steddey
StaddGn
Asafer
Francis Webb
Atlantic City
Saratoga
New York
Thy Steddon
Bellevue-Steatford Hotel
M. A. Looper
Edward Webb
Phila-delphia
Steteon
Phantom Twin Case Opens In Indiana Court
The Phantom Twin case opens in Indiana with Mrs Hagel McNally 25 accused of murdering two children. Judge Henry Cleveland considers preliminary examination after ten state witnesses to decide if evidence warrants a grand jury. Prosecution seeks continued detention. defense questions veracity of McNally story that an operation made her capable of motherhood and that the alleged twins were dolls.
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van Rise Tammond
Hagel McNally
Weis
Henry Cleveland
Gul Killed, Mother Hurt Run Down by Train
At Gnumontown station on October 16 Pearl Bernnett age 16 was killed and her mother Mie Myrile Gunrsi40) was seriously injured when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train near the station.
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Gul
Mother
S Gunne
Pearl Bersnett
Mie Myrile
Sitahitty
Vans Station
Baltimore & Ohio
Daring hold up at Erie and search for suspect
An Erie Pennsylvania bandit held up Miss Therwsn Nieilsielpki, then escaped as police and deputies pursued Le Kurta lett nation. Authorities report revolvers and ammunition found with a recent suspect, amid connections to a City hold up. police continue the hunt at 4 PM.
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Unien
Erie
Therwsn Nieilsielpki
Lincoln Hants
State
Burke
Levse
Kurte
Motorist sought after fatal crash injuring girl in Summer Street
Police launch city wide hunt for driver who struck six year old Heather Elizabeth and fled. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sprek of Summer Street, was left at the intersection of Summer and Main with serious injuries possibly including internal damage. No arrests yet as investigators press to identify the car’s driver amid recalls of similar incidents in recent weeks.
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William Speck
Heathr Enzaberl
William Sprek
Summer Street
Summer
Main Streets
Joel
Ralph Chirewato
Vinge Avenue
Miochild
Franco-Russian Alliance Near Paris Reported
Oct 18 reports indicate a Franco Russian alliance near Paris as Premier Poincare moves to renew relations with Lenin's government. News follows Hadyuard Herriot's return from Soviet Russia where talks with Soviet leaders reportedly explored a Franco Russian partnership.
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United Press Paris
Russia
Borkly
Seri
Eiryles
Poin Cure
Lenin
Thi
Hadyuard Herriot
Sevons
Clandestine Romance Ends in Erie Court
An 83 year old mother of four and her 81 year old lover Tribler faced a court outcome in Erie as charges of desertion and a statutory offense were pursued but later dropped by the husband Henry Fitch. The couple left the alderman’s office arm in arm claiming the affair was a passing fancy.
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Alderman Hayes
Fune
Corry
Paul Tribler
Bris
Saya
Dispatch
Herald
Henry G Fiteh
Tribler
Fitch
Erie
Fig
Trier
Taney
Slain on the spot where bodies were found
In New Brunswick New Jersey on October 18 Rev Edward Wheeler Hart and Mrs Eleanor Mills were slain at the discovery site. Chemist E R Squibb reports traces of blood in earth under an Apple tree, implying death at the scene. The case also notes the couple’s bodies and related details.
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New Brunswick
Edward Wheeler Hart
Eleanor Mills
E.R. Squibb
Mrs Rosier Faces Dual Murder Trial At Quarter Sessions
Mrs Rosier is placed on trial for two murders in Lancaster County courtroom. Prosecutors, led by Assistant District Attorney Speiser, seek a first degree verdict in the January case against advertising man Oscar Ros and his stenographer Murdred Reckitt. An extra panel of 100 jurors is summoned as jury selection is expected to stretch into tomorrow.
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United Press
Pany
Catheyive
Ory
Saprine der Lodi
Barratt
Sheis
Saarier
Oscar Ros
Mutdred G Reckitt
Miss Reckitt
Rosier
Speiser
George F. Walter F George Wins Georgia Democratic Nomination
Judge Walter F. George of Vienna won a sweeping victory in Georgia Democratic primaries for the Senate nomination to fill the late Thomas H. 2. George carried 135 counties with 119 unit votes while Governor Thomas W. Hardwick trailed with 25 counties and 76 unit votes as the nomination moved toward the general election.
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Unitearrosa
Atlanta
Walter F. George
Vienna
Thomas
Walter Judge George
Thomas W. Hardwick
Ajay Jatent
Car repairman decapitated by train in Pittsburgh yard
A car conductor named Kir wink, aged 39, was killed in a collision when a passenger train struck a van in the Thirty-Second Street yards in Pittsburgh. An investigation followed as authorities described the fatal accident.
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Uorea Evens
Pittsburgh
Lex Kirwink
Thirty-Second Street
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