Doyle Family Awaits Word From Author Doyle
Crowborough Sussex England July 8 The family of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle awaits word that the famed author has solved the mystery he cherished most death His son Adrian Conan Doyle says the father believed he would continue to speak from beyond the grave and that signals to the living will come with caution from jokesters on the other side Lady Doyle has learned the inflection and speech habits to guard against fraud The words delivered before his death at 71 were You are wonderful Mooney Girded for Battle at San Quentin Prison California July 8 Thomas J Mooney asserts he remains innocent of the crime and vows to press for freedom in a case expected to gain international attention
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Sherlock Holmes
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San Quentin
Cal
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Warren Billings
Supreme Court
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Nationalists Fight Rebels Near Yenchow Shantung
Nationalist and rebel forces clash near Yenchow in Shantung as both sides renew efforts on the northern front. Reports say the fighting may signal a Nationalist push to retake Tsinan, with railway service disruptions noted and authorities planning renewed advances toward the Yellow River.
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Oney Young Refuses Pardon in Mooney Case Continued
The article notes John McDonald stated his affidavit claiming his testimony was false. Mooney argued his conviction stemmed from alleged illegal activities. Governors considered pardons for Mooney and others, while Billings’ case awaited Supreme Court review. Last Friday the court affirmed Billings’ guilt and the board upheld the conviction based on sufficient evidence.
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Billings
Supreme Court
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Primary Funds Debate Shapes Senate Race Postcard Views
A telegram shows opposition to repealing the 18th amendment with Neely favored for the Democratic nomination. Wallace condemns party insiders seeking the wet vote and urges dry candidates. Judge Shaw hedges on remaining in the Republican U S Senate race as he weighs withdrawal. Short sightseeing flights cost 50 cents at Fresno airport.
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Senate
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Virginia
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Fresno
Cal
Secret Inquiry and Extradition Move in Moran Gang Case
A jailed reporter recounts Foster of the George Moran gang seeking release as extradition papers signed by Governor Young pave the way to Chicago. District attorneys expect only a brief delay before Foster heads east, while Swanson's treaty analysis and Hoover’s message shape the debate on navalism and peace.
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Virginian
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Texas Democrat Gubernatorial Field Narrows in Primary
In Texas, Earle B. Mayfield, former senator, is among eleven candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for governor. The crowded field highlights a competitive primary season with multiple contenders vying for the party’s nomination.
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Texas
Delinquent List Shows Campbell Leads Merger Talks
Campbell guided Campbell firm through merger discussions with Republic Iron and Steel Truscon Steel and Inland Steel in Youngstown. Inland deal was approved then called off by large stockholders. Negotiations restarted at Cyrus Eaton’s urging as Bethlehem opposition grows. Campbell denies talk of salary or position. Bishop Louis J. O’Leary, 53, serves Catholic church in Charlottetown. A state historical society building rises on Oklahoma City’s Capitol grounds.
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Restraining Order Dissolved in Detroit Recall Fight
Detroit July 8. Circuit Judge Robert M. Toms dissolved a restraining order against the city clerk, lifting the final legal hurdle to a recall election of Mayor Charles Bowles. It’s unclear if the mayor will pursue further action in the supreme court after advisory teams moved to block the recall earlier under the Tax Payers banner.
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Robert M. Toms
Supreme Court
Bride Victim of Mistake in Budapest Poison Death
Budapest police investigate the death of New York bride Dorothy De Konkoly Thege 2 in a hospital after she was found unconscious in a hotel room. Authorities consider whether the poison was self administered or accidental. details tie to her month long marriage to engineer and Hungarian nobleman. The victim, daughter of New York society figure Mrs George Arents Jr, had previously married and divorced. Further police investigations followed to determine exact cause.
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Stamford
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