Bandits Rob Denver Mint in Quick Fatal Heist
In a near minute robbery at the Denver Mint, seven men in a car fired on guards as they took $200000 in $5 bills to a Federal Reserve truck. Charles Linton, a guard, died after being shot during the exchange. Police report extensive damage from gunfire and bullets across the mint and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles Linton
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Mint
Federal Reserve
Colorado
Federal Reserve Bank
J. E. Olson
C. T. Linton
J. Adams
William Havener
Reserve Bank
Linton
Eader
Peter Kiedlinger
Denver Federal Reserve Bank
Deliver Branch Bank
Mohr Is Found Guilty In Circus Man Murder Case
Mount Holly New Jersey jurors convict Harry C Mohr of first degree murder in the brutal death of circus showman Honest John Brunen with a recommendation for life imprisonment. Doris Brunen is acquitted as verdicts spark stunned reaction from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gircus
Mount Holly
N. J
Doris Brunen
Honest John Brunen
Harry C. Mohr
Spectatora
Speeders Under Sanity Probe In Detroit Court
Twenty one drivers cited for speeding were examined by Dr. A L Jacoby city psychiatrist on order of Judge Charles Bartlett in Recorder's Court. Two others charged with violating safety zone laws were also examined to determine sanity with sentences withheld pending report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
A.L. Jacoby
Charles ‘I# Bartlett
Recorder's Court
Ireland Executes Men for Wrecking Trains
Seven men including four railway workers and three laborers were executed in Ireland after being captured November 13. The group, linked to the Republican army, faced a military committee verdict for train wrecking and possessing arms. The executions underscore widespread railway disruption and impact on trade in Kil dare and beyond.
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Dublin
County Kildare
Free State
Republican Army
Stephen White
Patrick Bagnel
Kildare
Joseph Johnston
Patrick Mangan
James O’connor
Bansha
Tipperary
Patrick Nolan
Rathbride
Brian Moore
Ireland
Belfast
Maharajah of Cooch Behar Dies After Brief Illness
News briefs report the death of the Maharajah of Cooch Behar in a London hospital after a short illness. Other items cover Roscoe Arbuckle's return to work, France threatening to invade the Ruhr, Bastrop disorder hearings, Turkish Straits talks, fascist clashes in Turin, Lamont doubting US loan to Germany, and Denver offering a $16,000 reward for mint bandits.
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London
Cooch Behar
Hindustan
Los Angeles
Roscoe Arbuckle
Will Hays
Virginia Rappe
Paris
France
Ruhr
Baton Rouge
Parker
Coco
Bastrop
Lausanne
Russia
Turin
Fascisti
New York
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Company
Council of Foreign Relations
Germany
United States
Denver
Col
United States Opposes International Strait Control Plan
Memorandum by Ambassador Child to the Near East conference argues for full freedom of the Turkish straits under treaty rights, not a joint international commission. Ismet Pasha cites sovereignty concerns and seeks stronger guarantees. Curzon voices cautious optimism as talks focus on demilitarized zone and navigation rules.
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Lausanne
Child
Wip Ig
United ‘States
United States
Lord Curzon
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
International Commission
Ismet Pagha
Constantinople
League of Nations
Alanda Islands
M. Barrere
Baron Hayashi
M. Spalaikovitch
Ismet
Great Lakes
Canada
Straits
Straits Control Commission
Four NC State College faculty asked to resign over home brew charges
Four instructors at North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering were requested to resign amid charges of making home brew in their rooms. President Dr. W. C. Riddick confirmed the action followed a student-led investigation and declined to supply details.
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North Carolina College
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
W. C. Riddick
Louisiana Militia Curb Klan In Mer Rouge Bastr op Shuffle
Governor Parker ordered a company of the state national guard to Mer Rouge and Bas Trop to counter Ku Klux Klan activities in Morehouse Parish. Guardsmen were dispatched to await further orders as Klan activities flared in the area.
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Ku-Klu
New Orleans
John H. Parker
Ku Klux Klan
Louisiana
Stile National Guard
Mer Rougle
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Mer Rouge
Ship liquor ruling assailed in court
Washington. George W. Wickersham argues in a Supreme Court brief that Judge Hand’s ruling banning intoxicating liquors aboard foreign vessels within U S waters is contrary to immemorial usage. He contends ships retain liquor stores for passengers and crew and that mere possession aboard in American waters is not transportation under the prohibition acts.
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Washington
Hand
New York
United States
Supreme Court
George W. Wickersham
Wickersham
Washington Congress Debates Tax Exempt Securities Ban
Senators press for troop withdrawal from Germany while House delays impeachment report on Attorney General Daugherty. Upshaw urges a national anti liquor pledge as tax exempt securities bill stalls in the House by a narrow vote. Norris farm relief faces delay as ship subsidy filibuster continues.
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Germany
House Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Upshaw
Georgiay
House
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
City Club
Washington
Ogden Fallis
George W. Wickersham
United States Supreme Court
Judge Hand
Jones
Inauguration of Silzer and Democratic Policy Push
Governor-elect George S. Silzer to be inaugurated indoors at Capitol Theatre with cap on capacity. committees named for ceremonies. Democrats propose beer and light wines legalization, five cent trolley fares, and state utility rate protections. Brigadier General election ends deadlock with Col. Gilmore chosen after long ballots. guard unit harmony hoped forthwith. The treasury holds a $175,000 check from Lehigh Valley Railroad for Morris canal abandonment.
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Trenton
George S. Silzer
Capitol Theatre
Taylor Opera House
New Jersey
Alexander F. McBride
Paterson
William H. Geraghty
Mercer County
Samuel Napies
George S
Silzer
House
Senate
Highway Commission
Congress
William George
Jersey City
Henry Gaede
Wallworth
Camden
Blackwall
Mercer
Mathis
Ocean
Agans
Hunterdon
Simpson
Hudson
Richards
Atlantic
Gilmore
Quincy A. Gilmore
Atlantic City
New Jersey National Guard
William B. Martin
Elizabeth
Edwards
Howard S. Borden
Borden
Butler
Newark
Col
Winfield
Price
Thene Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry
South Jersey Regiment
North Jersey Regiment
One Hundred and Thirteenth
Martin
Ing Martin
Louis C. Ballan-tyne
One Hundred and Second Cavalry
Edward ‘ Phillips
Phillips
One Hundred and Fourteenth
South ‘Jersey
One’ Hundred and Thirteenth
Daniel Dugan
Orange
John D. Leonard
Gil- Mores
State Guard
One Hundred and Twelfth Field Artillery
William B. Stone
Burlington
Leonidas Coyle
Bridgeton
C. Frank Burr
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Morris Canal
Backes
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Cape May
Two Mile Beach
Cold Spring Harbor
Wildwood Crest
Francis D. Weaver
Frank D. Schroth
Chancery Court
Chance At Pensions
Board of Trustees of
the State Employees’ Retirement Stem
Joseph E. Sedor
Department of Tenement House Supervision
Labor Department
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Denver Mint
Mohr
DR. Shipstead
U. S
Henrick Shipstead
Minneapolis
Frank B. Kelley
Minnesota
Doctor Shipstead
Farmer-Labor Party
Beath
World’s News
America
Near East Conference
Curzon
Home Brewing
Princess Nagako
Nagako
Japan
Crown Price Hirohito
Harry Heher
F. W. Donnelly
Sara T. Pollock
Donnelly
Stacy Trent
Commission
Vineland
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