Inquest Hearings Tie McClintock Deaths To Conspiracy
Cumulative testimony in the McClintock inquest named six witnesses including a pharmacist and a salesman. Evidence explored deaths of McClintock and his mother and Dr. Olson as part of a possible protracted scheme to seize the estate. Witnesses described gunmanlike actions by the state attorney and questions over embalming, statutes, and a missing warrant.
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Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
MecClintock
Oscar Olson
Charles F. Kennedy
Harry Olson
Shepherds
Billy
Shepherd
Sadler
Sam
Gladys Roberts
John E. Jones
Ins Office
Charles L. Russ
Rockefeller to Invest in Broadway Temple Skyscraper Church
John D. Rockefeller Jr. agrees to invest 250000 in the Broadway temple project, a 23 story skyscraper church with apartments and offices. The plan includes a revolving illuminated cross atop two towers at Broadway and Third, visible across Manhattan. bonds remaining for sale total 400000 with June 1 deadline.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Mexican Miners Strike at Santa Rosalia
Four Mexican miners at the Oleo Copper mine Santa Rosalia went on strike demanding pay up to eight dollars a day, better company houses, new drainage water and a watering system. Police have been sent to Santa Rosalia to handle the situation.
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Santa Rosalia
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Open Trial of Dailey Admits Ex Convict Involvement
The trial of Gordon Campbell's associates continues as Dailey, a Texas convict, admits past plot roles. He testifies he was paid a large share from unit sales and that a fictitious company operated under a promoter syndicate. Prosecutor Pratt vows to prove fraud while Judge Bourquin accelerates proceedings.
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J. Pratt
Department of Justice
Texas
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Darley
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Bourquin
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Pray
Tragedy in Seattle Hotel Shooting Leaves Two Dead
In Seattle a hotel shootout left Miss Lora Reynolds and an unidentified man dead and Eddy Metzdorff dying. Police say 64-year-old blacksmith L Higgon shot in self defense as Reynolds and two men tried to hold him up in his room. Metzdorff later died in hospital. Reynolds lay in bed and the other man in the corridor. The dead man's coat bore the name F P Fulton as the only identification.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Lora Reynolds
Eddy Metzdorff
L Higgon
Higgon
Methorff
Miss Reynolds
Berlin Uses Multilingual Patrols to Aid Foreigners
Berlin deploys a special police unit in the streets to assist foreigners. Each officer on the squad wears armbands and must be able to speak three languages to provide information and guidance.
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Berlin
Poite
Vtte
Forget the Back A New Buddha Turban Debuts
Iollywood showcases the Buddha turban on a stylish display as Mac Busch, the film star who introduced it, presents the latest head covering.
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Iollywood
Mac Busch
World meet on trading in arms begins at Geneva
American delegates led by Representative Theodore Burton reach Geneva for the international conference on arms and munitions trade. Reports say Britain may propose a new draft convention, while the American role is expected to focus on collaboration rather than opposition. Lithuania joins, bringing attendance to 43 states.
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Associated , Press
Theodore BE. Burton
Geneva
Nr Burton
Stephen Porter
Burton
Tie
Inter-Parliamentary Union Luthuania
Miracle of Red Sea ends in Zululand tragedy
About 30 Zulu Christians attempted to ford a flooded Zululand river mirroring the Red Sea miracle. They knelt and prayed as they struck the water with an iron rod, commanding it to open. The river did not part and the group perished in the flood.
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Capetown
Associated Press
Red Sea
Zululand
Madame Sans Gene at Marlow on Broadway run
Gloria Swanson stars as Catherine Hupdscher in Madame Sans Gene, a Paramount film staged in Paris during Napoleon era. The tale follows a Paris laundress who rises to power then remains true to her past. The production showcases Swanson’s gowns and luxury settings and plays today both matinee and evening.
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Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Helena Yestere
Marlow Theater
France
Paris
Gloria
Catherine Hupdscher
Madame Devil May
Napoleon
Sans Gene
Fefebvre
Charles de Roche
Evere
Bourskaya Delights Helena Music Lovers
Mme Ina Bourskaya mezzo soprano of the Metropolitan Opera appeared in Helena in a well received finale to the series. Organizers Archie Bray and George Roberts drew acclaim for bringing world famous artists to Helena with continued plans for another year. The audience, large for the season, praised her golden voice and artistry, while pianist Myron Jacobson accompanied and offered his piece The Last Love dedicated to Mme Bourskaya.
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Mme
Ina Bourskaya
Metropolitan Opera Company
Chicago Opera Company
Archie Bray
George Roberts
Mme Bourskaya
Seattle
Philadelphia
America
Calve
Graciouly
Myron Jacobson
NobE Check Concludes Dodge Concern Deal
A check for 146 million dollars, the largest ever in a commercial deal, was exchanged at Central Union Trust New York completing the transfer of Doge Brothers automobile properties to a banking group led by Dillon Read. Detroit reports a suit for 502 thousand was filed against the Doge estate by H A Bloomer, former Dodge board chair, in county court.
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New York
Central Union Trust Company of
Doge Brothers Automobile Properties
Dillon
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Dodse
H. A. Bloomer
Dodge Motor Co
Princips
Bloomer
Pedestrian Rule Misapplied by Zurich Justice of the Peace
In Zurich on April 13 Associated Press report a local justice of the peace ruled that drivers must halt for women cattle or hens, but not for two men who stood in the road. The driver who struck a fallen pedestrian was not fined as the two men ran in opposite directions when the horn sounded. The judge found avoiding both impossible.
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Zurich
Associated Press
Justice of the Peace
Act of Lieu Lands Not So Definite
Washington May 1 The congressional committee probing land grants to the Northern Pacific Railway debated the meaning of agricultural lands in the 1864 charter. Representative Baker asked if timber lands counted. A W Patterson said agricultural meant any lands not mineral, with interpretation varying by act provisions. D F McGowan described acreage returned as mineral land. James Kerr cited court decisions implying department grants were final in land classification.
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Congressional Commisson
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Congress
Worl
Baker
Democrat
California
Simnot
Hieu
A. W. Patterson
Intenor Department
Patterson
D. F. McGowan
Forest Service
James B Kerr
Department
Meighan Stars in Coming Through at Marlow
Tom Meighant in Mounting Paramount drama Coming Through at the Marlow tomorrow and Monday. Based on Bethea mining tale Bed Rock, Meighan plays a real he man superintendent. Edward Sutherland directs with Lee Back returning. Moss Lee supports. Wallace Beery is the villain. cast also includes Laurence Wheat John Miltern and Frank Campeau.
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Tom Meighant
Edward Sutherland
A Lee
Moss Lee
Meighan
Wallace Beery
Villai
Laurence Wheat
John Miltern
Frank Campeau
Turkiye Earthquake Shakes Adana Area In Turkey
Reports from the region describe a violent quake near Adana Turkey today causing shaking across the area. No casualties or damages are yet confirmed by authorities. Local residents report structural concerns as emergency crews monitor aftershocks.
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Constantinople
Adana
Turkey
Sienty
The Fourth Dimension. Pete and Joe Exchange Jokes
In a brief dialogue from Lehigh Burr the line quips about feeding “nine by twelve” sisters, noting they’re hungry again by noon. The exchange is playful banter highlighting daily routines.
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Pete
Joe
Lehigh Burr
Real Realism Dominates Let Er Buck at Antlers
Hoot Gibson stars in Let Er Buck presented at the Antlers with a renowned western cast. Realism is emphasized as the film portrays Pendleton Oregon during the famed Round-Up event. The piece notes Gibson’s rodeo pedigree including his 1912 Pendleton all around championship.
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Hoot Gibson
Laa
Pendleton
Oregon
Hert
West
Cooper Hewitt Declared Legitimate Heiress in Suit
New York May 1 The legitimacy of Ann Cooper Hewitt 11 daughter of the late Peter Cooper Hewitt and Merion J Hewitt now Baronéts D Erlanger was upheld by Wallace MacFarlane referee in a supreme court suit brought by Erskine Hewitt as trustee under the will of Peter Cooper grandfather of Peter Cooper Hewitt The Farmers Loan and Trust Company were named as defendants as Executors of the will of Peter Cooper Hewitt who died August 25 1321 leaving an estate valued at 1 000 000 Mr MacFarlane decided every issue in favor of the child He was appointed by the supreme court to hear the charges brought by the brothers and sisters of Peter Cooper
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New York
Jay Ann Cooper Hewitt
Péter Cooper Hewitt
Merion J. Hewitt
Baronéts D'Erlanger
Wallace MacFarlane
Supreme Court
Erskine Hewitt
Peter Cooper
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Ian and Trust Company
MacFarlane
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