Confession in Frio CO bomb case by Portland climber
Paul M. Callivette, a well known Portland mountaineer, is reported to confess belief he placed the suitcase bomb in the San Francisco parade of July 22, 1916. He claims he acted as agent for pay and outlines travel, lodging, and the timing of the blast.
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Portland
Ore
Oregonian
Paul M. Callivette
San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Warren K. Killings
Enery Nu
Dakinnad
Callicotte
Oregonians
Bleuart
Patatine
Owas
Coolidge and Smith to Lead Rail-Remediation Committee
Coolidge and Smith will direct a committee named to pull rails out of a mess in New York. The group includes Bernard M. Tarurh and Albert gintth with Clark Howill and Alexander Lesga, tasked to survey conditions and propose relief and renewal plans for the nation’s financial strain and rail system disruption as outlined by Calvin Coolidge and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Smith
New York
OMI
Netepartivin Oni
Sravel
Calvin Coolidge
Bernard M. Tarurh
Albert Gintth
Clark Howill
Atlanta
Alexander Lesga
Chicago
Thera
Smith, Jr and wife split. details unclear
New York report notes Alfred J. Smith, son of a former New York governor, and his wife have separated. The fragmentary text mentions Dortlin Gat, a daughter named in error, and references a long-ago ceremony, with several garbled phrases about locations and events.
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New York
Alfred J. Smith
Mra
Souttie
Dortlin Gat
Miense
N.Y
Peryloos
Bombing scars Judge Thayer home in Worcester
A bomb wrecked the home of Judge Webster Thayer in Worcester as the Sacco and Vanzetti trial loomed, injuring his wife and maid while several nearby houses damaged. Police secured the area around Harvard president Lowell and Gov. Fidler’s residences as investigators sought the explosive type.
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Worehester
Mass
Webster Chires
Thayer
Joan Ashe
West Side
Fronter
Boston
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Alvan T. Fidler
Sacco
Vangetty
Judge
Thayey
Afiss Ashe
Minger
Yankees and Cubs Set for World Series Opener Today
New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs prepare for a titled clash as weather and field conditions improve. Yankees, led by Babe Ruth’s famed power, enter as heavy favorites to win a seventh World Series, aiming to bring the trophy back to the American League.
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Alan Gould
New York
Wales
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Morveanona
Yankees
Itea
Hubo Ruth
Tts
Brit Premier Likely to Stick Amid Fresh Crisis
London reports Britain's governing coalition faces a fresh crisis as Unionist and Liberal ministers debate trade policy and the Ottawa tariff while Prime Minister MacDonald appears to retain leadership. The cabinet considers replacements for a few Liberal ministers who resist iron trade principles amid ongoing parliamentary strain.
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London
Britain
Madlani
Tamway MacDonald
Ottawa
Mr. Snowden
Herbart Lane
Monk
Burning Plane Flies After Pilot Jumps From Skies
Lieutenant S C Ing naval aviator was forced to jump from a burning plane at 4000 feet. He parachuted to safety and was treated for nervous facial burns at the naval hospital. The aircraft then circled the area for about thirty minutes before crashing near Cholhin Heights southeast of the landing site.
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Cholhin Heights
Ring
Omahan Banker Found Missing in Rocky Mountain Park
Three ranger teams searched Rocky Mountain National Park for William Jorgenson, a 40 year old Omaha banker, believed lost after a trek from Glen Haven. He was located alive at high altitude after spending two freezing nights exposed to subfreezing temperatures.
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Hstea Park
Colo
Rocky Mountain National Park
William Jorgenson
Omahe
Torgerson
Tost
Glen Haven
Death Toll Rises After Macedonia Earthquake
Athens reports more than 100 dead from the quake that struck Macedonia Chalcidice and parts of Jugoslavia. Final casualties expected higher with at least 3,000 dwellings destroyed. Stratonikion and Terissos among hardest hit with dozens killed and injured. Rescue and relief supplies rushed to the area.
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Athens
Greece
Macedonia
Chalcidice
Jugoslavia
Stratonikion
Terissos
Traces of Nordic Settlement Found on Greenland
Copenhagen reports Ange Moussel, leader of a Danish expedition, has found well preserved Viking bodies in soil on Greenland’s northeast coast near Ufaragsuit. Scientists link the remains to a Nordic settlement destroyed about 1290 by Maklinos, with bodies buried in a churchyard.
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Copenhagen
Ange Moussel
Greenland
Islane
Ufaragsuit
Godshaahs Tyord
Thor
Eleni
Maklinos
Cincinnati Is Ready For Return Of Beer
Cincinnati Ohio September 27 The city planning committee amended the zoning ordinance to allow breweries to operate at their current locations if beer returns. The change followed pleas from a group of brewers. Washington September 27 Home financing institutions in states with laws prohibiting membership in the Home Loan Bank system will be offered conditional stock subscriptions until proper state legislation enacts the changes. The Home Loan Bank Board said the move will help set the number of participating members and the amount of stock to be purchased more accurately.
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Cincinnati
Ojo
Washington
Home Loan Bank Board
Senator Davis witness claims he relinquished Moose contract
New York report details former Baltimore mayor Broening testifying in a federal lottery trial that Senator Davis gave up a Moose organization contract. Davis allegedly agreed to sell his Moose duties and contract for 600000 dollars to financier Tred Jones, with questions about the deal’s terms and leadership roles.
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Davis
HY Kathering
New York
Broening
Baltimovs
Welskly
Dames J. Davis
Order of Moore
Wis
Pennsylvinia
Jone Gluidle Fraternal Lotteries
Moose Orden
Moose
Sharon
Davia
Enkind
Haiti Braces as Powerful Hurricane Wrecks Havoc
The hurricane carved a path across Porto Rico and neared Haiti with a violent cordon of wind and calm at its center. Reports from Santo Domingo and San Pedro de Macoris spoke of damage, with hundreds dead and thousands injured, prompting emergency relief efforts as officials race to provide shelter and food.
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Associated Press
Porto Rico
Haiti
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Prince
Father Gutierrez Lanza
Belen Observatory
Havana
Samana Hay
Santo Domingo
Father Lanza
Dominican Republic
San Pedro de@ Macoris
Santo Domingos
James WH. Beverley
San Eusebio
San Felipe
Beverley
Hurricane tears through Puerto Rico with massive losses
A tropical storm pummeled San Juan and surrounding areas as the hurricane swept inland. Officials warn the death toll could reach hundreds while property damage mounts, leaving communities counting the cost and seeking aid.
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Gopyrnasses
Mmg
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Torto Rico
John Sharn Wilnusa Dies at Home Near Denton
Yazoo City Mississippi reports the death of John Sharn Wilnusa, United States senator candidate from Mississippi and noted southern statesman, who died at his home near Denton at midnight.
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Yazoo City
Miss
John Sharn Wil- Nusa
United States
Mississippi
South
Denton
Mrs Horak Improves After Illness In Idaho
Mrs William J Borah is convalescing in Raise Idaho after eleven days with psittacosis or parrot fever. A daily bulletin reports her condition is improving with the heart alarm abating slightly and she is described as somewhat stronger. She requested a lamb chop as her appetite returns.
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Raise
Idaho
William J. Borah
Mawatama 15 Slowly Regaining Strength At Gandhi Birthday
Poona India Sent 27 A benign smile lit Mahatma Gandhi as he watched small Indian children celebrate his 63rd birthday in Yerada jail yard. The frail leader was slowly regaining strength after a six day fast that briefly intensified the citizenship dispute between Windus and untouchables.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Yerada
Windus
Raid Targets Kansas City Night Clubs in Prohibition Sweep
In Kansas City eighty five federal agents launched seventy five raids on clubs and venues. Large stacks of gambling gear and liquor were seized as patrons were confined behind doors. Prohibitions chief H I Duncan led the operation with George Small aiding. U S district attorney William L. Vandeventer said arrestees would be arraigned tomorrow. Clubs such as Cotton Club Scotland Yard and the White House tavern were among those raided.
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Kansas City
Federal
Prohibition
H. I. Duncan
George Small
William L. Vandeventer
United States
Cotton Club
Scotland Yard
White House
Roosevelt and Cutting Meet at Powwow on Train
On the Roosevelt special train at Lamy New Mexico Franklin D Roosevelt and Bronson Cutting clasped hands amid cheers from delegates. Roosevelt praised Cutting and the senator, recently aligned with Roosevelt, joined the candidate at the speaker stand while reporters pressed for whether Cutting would endorse him. Cutting declined to comment on the significance of his appearance.
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W. BR. Ragsdale
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
New York
Lamy
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Cutting
Jonsevelt
United States
Howdy
Anger grows as Insull scandal fuels politics
Chicago reports rising anger over the Insull Investment enterprises collapse with losses estimated at three billion. Investigators pore over records while Sen. Norbeck plans testimony to the Senate Banking Committee. Springfield lawmakers push Illinois Commerce Commission probe and seek public ownership themes.
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Chicago
Insull
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Senate Banking Committee
Chicago Bay Association
Delivele
Springfield
J. W. Jiarris
Illinois Commerce Commission
AG. Dale Gilbert
W. W. O'Brien
Roverwar
Jamon
Maan
United States
New Destroyers to Be Built at Three Navy Yards
Washington reports three new destroyers costing about 4 million dollars will be started immediately at the Boston, Philadelphia and New York navy yards to provide employment. Secretary Adams said the navy needs destroyers to replace overage ones.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Adama
Abipa
Extortion Ring Said Active in Denver
Denver September 27. An extortion outfit in Denver is under investigation after an organized gang allegedly forced a Denver plan to pay 2000 dollars and sent two threatening notes to broker Oncar Malo. Chief Clark withheld the name of the man who paid the 2000 dollars a month ago.
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Denver
Albert T. Clark
Oncar Malo
Herve
Clark
Four Cuban Politicians Slain in New Outburst
Havana reports a fresh wave of violence with four Cuban politicians killed and a fourth ally wounded amid ongoing clashes tied to the opposition against President Macho. Investigators describe the assault as part of a troubling upheaval, naming Gonzalo Keys de Andrade Guillonna Kreyro Ane Irads Leopoldo Presto de Andrade and Miguel Angel Ag Mor among those connected to the revolt.
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Cha oppost+ lontaty sli
Gonzalo Keyrs de Andrade
Guillonna Kreyro
Leopelde Presto de Andrade
Aguiar
Miguel Angel Ag+ Mor
Wwe
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