James Farrell Willmar In Writing Of Gummers Friend Expert Declares
Valley City North Dakota February 7 A handwriting expert testified that the name James Farrell Willmar on the Prescott hotel register matched samples from William Gummers roommate Andy Brown as part of the murder case against Gummer. A 45 minute recess followed as opposing counsel argued admissibility of certain admissions by Gummer to Cass county officials before his arrest.
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James Farrell
Willmar
Gummer
SFAND
Cooley
Casa County
Valley City
N. D
T. Caton
Minneapolis
William Gummer
Wilmar
Prescott
Marie Wick
Andy Brown
Cas County
W. J. Barnett
Mr. Caton
Lawrence
Fred Lawrence
Prescott Hotel
Barnett
May Melass
Miss Melass
Miss .Wick
Valley
City
Egal Battia
Merie Wick
Antenge
C. M. Cooley
Brown
Farrell
Caton
Loore Enda
May Melnas
Naises
Jane
Grygia
Railway Mall
Georty
O'Brien
Trowsere Rich Jy Milluran
Reputy
T ‘Prescott Hotel
Offie
Fargo
Gardner Hotel
Marte Wick
Liembacher
James Milligan
Milligan
John Vanvorst
Cass County
W. J. Barenett
Gummergan
Sie Hee
President to halt shipwork as arms talks move to Senate
President Harding will suspend new ship construction destined for the scrap heap under the naval treaty but will not order final stoppage until ratification. Treaties from the Washington arms conference are to go to the Senate this week with possible army and navy personnel reductions discussed.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
White House
Guam
Philving
United States
Senate
White Home
Hardings
Hington
Eed Rani
Ioakho
Rhine
League of Nations to Confinue Fight for Disarmament
After the Washington conference adjourned, the League of Nations disarmament commission will meet in Paris on February 20 to discuss further measures to curb arms and reduce war implements worldwide.
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League OF Nations
Paris
Asociated Press
Washington
Disarmament Commission
Paria
Manitoba man rides ice float then is rescued
Bt Boniface Manitoba February 7 local police report a man identified as M Mackendrick swam in the Red River then climbed onto a cake of ice. He remained there for several hours before the police recovered him and took him to a local post for treatment.
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Red River
Boniface
Man
M. Mackendrick
Mackendrick
U S Expected to Accept Bid to Genoa Meet
Washington officials indicated the United States would likely accept Italy's invitation to the Genoa economic conference. The White House said a formal reply would be announced this week, with Friday eyed for the president to reveal the decision after a press conference. Officials stressed the delay was not tied to the Allied debts funding bill before Congress.
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Washington
Fes
United States
Genoa
White House
America
Italy
Congress
Reductions In Fares To Coast For Summer Months Is Announced
Chicago announces about 30 percent cut in existing passenger rates for summer travel to the Pacific coast. The reductions cover routes via Barfington, Galacy, and the Great mining region, aligning with prior levels before 1920 as a baseline.
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Chicago
Soldiers' bonus estimated at 2.5 billion dollars
Washington February 7 The soldiers' bonus would cost the federal government about 2.5 billion dollars based on estimates for the army navy and marine corps presented to the House Ways and Means Committee. The total assumes fifty percent of army veterans and seventy five percent of navy and marine corps veterans will take cash after the hearings.
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Washington
Umates
House
Ways and Means
Army, Navy
Marine Corps
Vic Army
Navy
Love notes found in Taylor home upheaval
Police denied warrants for murder charges against Edward F Sands the former butler secretary linked to William Desmond Taylor's death. Reports detail moves across Los Angeles New York and Nevada as detectives pursue leads while Mary Miles Minter’s house is guarded and a detective clarifies a suspect’s movements. Reuben Davis Taylor is said to be William Desmond Taylor's son per Screenland sources and friends deny any relation to the director.
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Los Angeles
Edward F. ‘Coat
Butler
William Desmond
New York
Tess
William Cunningham ic-Tanner
Mrt
Conmelseeur
Maris
Elko
Nev
Carlin
Edward FP
Sands
William Desmond Taylor
Edward F. Sands
Edward Frite Strathmore
A. B. Benning
Los Angeles Examiner
Pastable Geening
Eaid
Texarkana
Ark
William P. Taylor
Reuben Davis Taylor
Oscar Lingren admits attack on Mint Mary Blake in Minneapolis
Oscar Lingren was arrested after Mint Mary Blake 21 was beaten and hospitalized. He confessed saying he had an uncontrollable impulse to bruise her, while Floyd B Olson notes renewed inquiries into two earlier Minneapolis assaults that killed Dorothy Bowers and Madeline la Count. Lingren had been acquitted in the prior slaying case.
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Minneapolis
Oscar Lingren
Mint Mary Blake
Aneault
Floyd B. Olson
Lingren
Miss Blake
Misa Dorothy Bowers
Madeline la Count
Mia
Coronation prep underway for Pius XI in Rome
The Vatican resumes its usual brilliance after Benedict XV’s death as it prepares for Pope Pius XI’s coronation on February 12. An orderly transition is under way with Cardinal Pacelli’s secretary of state post retained and many of Benedict’s appointees expected to return. An army of workers repositions offices and rooms used during the conclave to restore normal operations.
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Rome
Vatican
Benedict XV
Pius XI
Italy
Holy See
Peter
Cardinal Gusparri
Benedict
Natian
Hastings Extradition Hearing Set For February Fourteen
Sacramento reports a February 14 hearing on North Dakota authorities’ request to extradite John J Hastings former North Dakota Nonpartisan League secretary and ex vice president of the Scandinavian American Bank of Wargo charged with embezzling $3000 from the bank Officials from Governor Stephens office announced the date.
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Sacramento
North Dakota
John J. Hastings
North Dakat Nonpartisan League
Judge Miller Takes Oath of Office
Judge Andrew Miller was sworn in as a federal judge in Minneapolis yesterday before Judge Wilbur F. Booth. The appointee, recently named to the North Dakota seat by President Harding, plans to proceed to Bismarck today.
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Minneapolis
Andrew Miller
North Dakota
Harding
Wilbur F. Booth
Miller
Bismarck
General Murgia Plans Feb 15 Invasion From U S
Reports say General Francisco Murgia crossed into Mexico last Friday from the United States and returned to San Antonio without clashing with federal forces. War office notes say he has arranged for a more pretentious invasion on February 15 and left personal representatives on the border, though authorities deem the activity unimportant given adequate forces to cover emergencies.
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Mexico City
Francisco Murgia
Mexico
United States
San Antonio
War Office
Murgia
Eduardo Hernandea
Raefel Treja
Hag
Athas
Irish Free State question looms as parliament opens
London news reports the reopening of Parliament with King George reading the throne speech. the Irish treaty remains unsettled and the government plans measures to implement the accord while pursuing economy moves and a pact with france to deter german aggression. prime minister Lloyd George faces coalition strains as uk politics edge toward dissolution.
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London
iBy
Associated Press
Dall Eireann
George
France
Germany
Washington
Lloyd George
Austin Chamberlain
House of Commons
Arthur Griffith
Dail
Hireann
Chamberlain
Whitehall
Loyd George
James Craig
Michael Cains
Irish Provisional Government
Sai
East
Crazed Man Kills in Swiss Town
A crazed assailant killed a resident in a Swiss town in a shocking outbreak of violence. Police launched an investigation as witnesses described a rapid attack and authorities urged calm while securing the scene. No motive is yet known.
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Mary Miles Minter
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