Nurse Held On Murder Charge In Oklahoma
Mary Atkinson a 25 year old nurse pleaded not guilty at arraignment in Okmulgee County justice court to the murder of Mary Jane Bailey 18 daughter of Rev Charles Bailey Episcopal clergyman. She is jailed without bond as authorities pursue possible links to her mother’s death and a syringe with a narcotic found near the hospital room.
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Emd
Okla
Charles Bailey
Mary Atkinson
Mary Jane — Bailey
Bailey
Mitchell
W H W Bailey
Oklahoma City
Mary Jane
Charles Baller
Enid
Mary Atkingon
Helene Batley
Miss Atkinson
Helene
Baile
Lindbergh to begin coast flight from Swan Island
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will depart Swan Island airport in Portland, Oregon, tomorrow about 5 20 a m for San Francisco, aiming to reach by 2 p m A city route plan is being drafted as crowds gather. Lindbergh and aides stay sequestered while towns along the path request a flight over their areas.
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Portland
Ore
Charles A. Lindbergh
Swan Island
San Francisco
Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Carter and wife identified as Montreal taxi killer pair
Denver authorities positively identify H J Carter alias George McDonald and his wife as the couple sought by Canadian police in connection with the killing of a Montreal taxi driver. United States Commissioner H Roby announced the identification after the pair, apprehended in Butte, Montana, were returned to Denver and Canadian extradition proceedings were begun.
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Denver
Colo
H. J. Carter
George McDonald
Montreal
United States
H Roby
Canada
Butte
Carter
Mont
Billion and a Half in One Day's Financing Record
Washington reports a record day as financing totaling 1.5 billion dollars was arranged in Treasury notes and certificates. The operation oversubscribed, with $1.3 billion in new security issues and payments from matured certificates, including third quarter income tax installments and projected $465,000 in tax receipts. Treasury officials noted preliminary figures and ongoing transactions, with a total day’s financing expected near 1.509 billion dollars and plans for further exchanges and refundings later in the quarter.
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Washington
Treasury
Americans Fair Game Around Wide World
Official reports from consular officers to the state department detail killings and robberies of Americans abroad. Philadelphia clerk David L. Fisher shot by a Mexican employee at Guadalajara. Disturbances at Mayata and Amparo mines trigger foreigner flight. Javier Diaz arrested for the murder of Arthur Brewer. Renee Dumaresi, a New York born American, killed in Santo Domingo over a $25 debt. Attack on Marion Duncan and the McLeod family reported in China.
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Washington
Americana
Mexico
Santo Domingo
China
Atete
David L. Fisher
Philadelphia
Southern Pacific Railroad
Guadalajara
Fisher
Mayata
Amparo
State Department
Javier Diaz
Arthur Brewer
Renee Dumaresi
New York City
Marion Duncan
Ins
McLeod
Yunan
Georgia Methodist Pastor Arrested in Vanishing Case
The Rev Vo Noble, former pastor of the Jocal Methodist church in Cohantus, was arrested and held as police probe the disappearance of his successor, the Rev Wilks T Jordan, who vanished near his home after being approached by two unidentified men as he and Mrs Jordan returned from a midweek service. Investigators note threats against Jordan’s pastorate and Noble denies any link.
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Cohantus
Vo Noble
Jocal Methodist Church
Wilks T. Jordan
Noble
Jordan
Wisconsen
Californians Rise to G A R Commander Post in 1921
Grand Rapids Michigan September a relamation reports Elbridge Lo Wawk of Sacramento California elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. First time a G A R commander hails from California. Pale details note his service in 1861 joining April 22 as a private in Company B of the 22nd Ohio. Walter Mathie of Philadelphia elected commander of the Sons of Union Veterans organization.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Elbridge Lo Wawk
Sacramento
Calif
Grand Army of the Republic
Pemier
Colo
Cmo
Ith
Ohio
National Tribune
Galb Orgat
Shale
Walter Mathie
Philadelphia
Sons of [Union Veterans Organization
Police Arrest 4 Men in Helena Petty Theft Case
Chief Spurzem and Officer Milligan announced four arrests for petty larceny and the recovery of $150 in stolen goods. A. R. Davis confessed, aiding the arrests of Eddie Holmes, Big Chief Bob Lewis, and Davis here, with Moroni Joe Laborge captured in Butte on Spurzem's instruction. Much of the loot was found at Fritz Adams’s shop on Wail and Main. The four suspects, said to be drug addicts, reside in southern city cabins. Spurzem went to Butte to bring Labarge back for prosecution.
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Spurzem
Milligan
A. R. Davis
Clef
Eddie Holmes
Bob Lewis
Davis
Joe Laborge
Butte
Fritz Adams
Wail
Labarge
President Unlikely to Call an Extra Session
President Coolidge is not inclined to call a special session of the new congress. Speaker Longworth and Senator Curtis align with that view, saying there is no need before December 5. Borah and Nye offered mixed views. insurgents favor a call, while Ramseyer Cole Town Hoch saw no necessity.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Longworth
White House
Curtis
Kansas
Tilson
Connecticut
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Nye
North Dakota
Ramseyer
Cole
Town
Hoch
Pilot Drowns as Plane Sinks in San Diego Bay
San Diego Calif Sept 15 J K Kruger a 26 aviation pilot in the United States fleet air service met death by drowning today when the torpedo plane he piloted fell into San Diego bay J L Payne another aviation pilot and passenger in the craft freed himself from the wreckage and was picked up by rescue boats as he swam toward shore
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San Diego
Calif
J. K. Kruger
United States Fleet Air Service
San Diego Bay
J. L. Payne
Montana Sees 1927 Wheat Crop Up To 74 Million Bushels
Montana's 1927 wheat production is now estimated at 74,002,000 bushels, with spring wheat improving by about 13 million bushels since August 1. The September 1 forecast totals 74,062,000 bushels as conditions favor harvest readiness, though some quality damage from frequent weather is noted. The report, issued by J. G. Diamond, Montana agricultural statistician, cites a record potential harvest under favorable maturity conditions for late wheat.
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Montana
J. G. Diamond
Agricultural Statis
Ashes of Miss Duncan to Lie Beside Children
Isadora Duncan, famed dancer, lay dead in her Nice studio after a silk scarf tangled in a car wheel choked her. Mourners from Riviera society and world capitals sent flowers and sympathy. The chauffeur delivered a large bouquet symbolizing earnings, and Miss Duncan’s caretaker prepared cremation plans in Paris placing her ashes beside her two children who died in a prior accident.
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Miss Duncan
Nice
France
Isadora Duncan
Riviera
Polls Open in Irish Free State Election as Voting Begins
Dublin Sept 13 The slogan vote for all and heavy polling favors the government led by President William T Cosgrave over Fianna Fail led by Eamon de Valera. Fewer candidates than last election and three smaller parties eliminated simplify tally. Booths open until 9 pm. counting starts tomorrow.
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Dublin
Ireland
Irish Free State
William T. Cosgrave
Fianna Fail
Eamon de Yalera
Tarere
Legion Liner At Cherbourg Port
The Leviathan with General Pershing and a contingent of American legionnaires arrived in Cherbourg France this morning en route to the legion convention in Paris next week.
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Legion Liner
Cherbourg
France
Leviathan
General Pershing
Ruth Elder Denies She Is Married Ahead Of Atlantic Flight
Ruth Elder, 23 year old Florida aviatrix, plans to fly across the Atlantic and denies being married. Returning to Curtiss field at dusk from a 24 hour seclusion period, she dismissed rumors regarding a marriage to Lyle Womack of Lakeland, Florida. Her sister had discussed details at Anniston, Alabama.
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New York
Ruth Elder
Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Curtiss Field
Lyle Womack
Lakeland
Pla
Boy of 22 Slain by Bootleg Gang in State Forest
A 22 year old chemist identified as J Athey Kerner was found dead in a state forest reserve near Paltamore after disappearing on June 9. His mother, Mrs An Mew Kerner, feared bootleggers lured him to work for them weeks earlier. Police said tips mentioned a hunt head near the reserve about a week prior.
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Tarest
Klein Miner Held by Cave-In May Be Dead
A cave-in at the Republi Coal Company mine entombed miner Pohich with rescue crews working through the night at Klein. John Zupan, wedged between rocks, was rescued and hospitalized with a dislocated shoulder. No word yet on Pohich’s condition.
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KLEIN
Bate
Pohich
Wea
Republi
Omininy
John Zupan
Polich
Young Texas Bandits Shoot Down Three in Plano Robbery
Three unmasked bandits robbed the Plano National Bank of 1091 today, engaging in a gun battle that left three citizens wounded and one bandit possibly injured. Watts, a farmer, fought the robbers and was wounded. two women, Miss Alice Belle Hudson and Mrs Rite Brown, were lightly hurt. A blood trail suggested another bandit was wounded.
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Plano
Texas
Plana National Bank
Watts
Alice Belle Hudson
Rite Brown
Canada and Cuba Voted Vital Seats in League Council
Geneva Sept 15 AP Canada and Cuba, neighboring states, were seated tonight as non permanent members of the League of Nations council. Three seats were to be filled with Finland, Canada, and Cuba contending for three year terms. The council includes four American states, with permanent seats for Great Britain France Italy Japan and Germany and non permanent seats held by China Colombia Chile Roumania Poland and Ireland. The lineup prompts discussion among delegates over regional representation.
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Geneva
Canada
Cuba
United States
League of Nations Council
Finland
Sft
Great Main
France
Italy
Japan
Germany
China
Columbia
Chile
Roumania
Poland
Tolland
Exiled Bishop Navarette Perilously Exposed
Tuscrm Ariz Sept 13 A former Catholic bishop of Sonora Mexico Juan Navarette released on 2500 bail faces an order of execution and is said to have opposed Calles policy and aided Yaqui Indians while running a parochial school near Nogales since exile a year ago authorities warned him not to return to Mexico due to risks to his life
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Tuscrm
Ariz
Juan Navaretto
Sonora
Mexico
Alion
Calles
Bisham Navarette
Nogales
Arizona
Webb Reelected Commander in Chief of Indian War Veterans
St Joseph Mo September 15 George W Webb of St Joseph was reelected commander in chief of the national Indian War Veterans association at the closing session of its encampment. The group also voted to meet here again next year with the customary mascot. Anthony L Raron Hardin Mont was reelected marshal.
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St Joseph
George W Webb
National Indian War Veterans Association
Anthony L. Raron
Hardin
Mont
French Offer of 50 Percent Tariff Cut
France proposed a 50 percent reduction of the general tariff now in effect in a move seen as a basis for talks with the United States. The general tariff is four times the minimum rate, so American goods would face a tariff twice the minimum.
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Paris
United States
Washington
France
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Texas Bandits
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HOPE
Veterans OF Indian Wars
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