Bailey Lady Nurse Charged in Minster’s Daughter Poisoning
Enid Oklahoma September hearing shows affectionate relations between Rev Charles Bailey Episcopal rector and Mary Atkinson 26 as evidence. Mary Jane Bailey 18 died after care by Atkinson. Stewart Bailes 16 testifies of kisses after minister’s wife’s death. doctors say Mary Jane showed symptoms from poisoning. state accuses Atkinson of killing for objecting to attentions of Dr Wasey.
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Enid
Okla
Charles Bailey
Episcopal
Mary Atkinson
Mary Jane
Stewart Bailes
Mary Jane Parley
Miss Atkinson
Hailey
Bailey
Mrs. Bader
Miss Athinsein
Dr. Wasey
Death of Girl to Not Oue Poison Death Revealed
Not sufficient poison found in the vis sera of Mary Jane Bailes 18 daughter of Rev Charles Barley Episcopal rector here to cause death Dr W H Barley Oklahoma City pathologist reported to Dan Mitchell Garfield county attorney The telephone report described as a bolt of lightning by the county attorney Bailey had been employed to conduct the examination Continued on Page Six
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Oba
Mary Jane Bailes
Charles Barley
W. H. Barley
Oklahoma
Ity
Dan Mitchell
Garfield County
Bailey
Mitchell
Locke arraigned in killing case
Victor Locke former superintendent of the Five Civilized Tribes waived preliminary hearing when arraigned on a charge of murdering Abner Battiste and was released on a 23000 dollar bond. Battiste, a young Choctaw Indian, was shot and killed Monday night.
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Victor Locke
Five Civilized Tribes
Abner Battiste
Battiste
Locke
New Legion Leaders Named Across National Groups
At the Paris convention of the American Legion and its auxiliaries, Edward Spafford of New York was elected national commander and Pelham St George Bissell of New York became chef de chemainier of the Forty and Fight. Irene Melne yre Walbridge of Peterboro New Hampshire was named national president of the auxiliary, with Mrs Walter L. Dasel of East Providence Rhode Island as chapeau of the Fight and Fort feminine branch. Spafford is the first naval service member to head the region. Walbridge, a Salvation Army veteran born in Ontario, served overseas in the war. Tassel, also from New York, and Davol rise to leadership roles in the Eight and Forty and auxiliary.
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Paris
New York
American Legion
New England
The
Legion
Edward ¥. Spafford
Pelham St George Bissell
Legan Ausiliary
Walter L. Dasel
East Providence
R. 1
Chapeau
Spafier
Naval Service
Walhridge
Ontario
Salvation Army
United States
Pirmand
Hice
Spafford
New York Regalium. Mrs. Davol
Rhode Island
Irene McIntyre Walbadge
Legion Auxilary
St George Bissell
Forty
Eagle
Walter Davol
Eight and Forty
Indiana High Kids Still Out May Not Return
Gary Indiana Sept 28 AP twenty four negro students attended classes at Emerton Inch school today while white students who left three days ago due to negro presence rose to AW. Mayor Floyd E Williams and others failed to calm the dispute. Principal A E Spaulding told the 818 strikers that daily work would rise to be made up. The group insisted on transfer of the negros or they would not return, adding almost 100 recruits. Four hundred quit when the strike began last Monday.
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Gary
Ind
Emerton Inch School
Floyd E. Williams
A. E. Spaulding
Speedy Ruling Asked on St. Paul Reorganization
Washington Sept 28 AP Counsel for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to rule quickly on the plan to reorganize and end receivership. Final briefs were filed and arguments to be heard tomorrow. A denial of bondholders charges of inequity was entered, with the commission needed to enact the plan creating the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad. The brief warned that delays cost the property 2000 in interest daily, hindering timely reorganization and service.
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Washington
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Road
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Bridal couple killed soon after ceremony in Wisconsin
Portage Wisconsin Sept 28 AP tragedy follows a wedding as Mr and Mrs John J Pirks of Marshall Moon die after their car misses a turn and plunges 15 feet into a pond in Portage city park. Their bodies are recovered from the seven foot water as fog and rain linger after the accident.
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Portage
Wis
Johm J. Pirks
Marshall, Moon
Pirks
Wisconsin River
Local Rider Edward R. McDonald Dies at 66
Edensburg Pa Sept 28 Edward R McDonald 66 who emulated Paul Revere by riding through the valley to warn residents of an approaching flood that wiped out Johnstown in 1889 died today He warned thousands of the flood though he and his horse reached safety earlier in the day
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Hero Passes
Edensburg
Edward R. McDonald
Paul Revere
Johnstown
Ing
World War figure Milan Giganovitch dies in exile
Vienna reports the death at Uskub of Milan Giganovitch linked to the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Once named in the Austrian ultimatum to Serbia, he was involved in plot planning with Afayor Tankovitch. Details mix war era accusations with unclear later actions and identifications.
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Vienna
Uskub
Jugo- Slavia
Milan Giganovitch
Serbia
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Sarajevo
Caganoviteh
Stiele
Afayor Vor Tankovitch
Rash Thea Stages A Dramatic Plane Crash
Chancy Massachusetts September 28 Thea Rasche German aviatrix escaped unhurt after her Flamingo biplane stalled at 2000 feet and nosedived to a field near Dennison airport. A broken propeller and bent wing were the only damages as spectators watched the narrow miss.
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Chancy
Mass
Thea Rasche
Dennison
Neponset
Lively skirmishes in Jalisco with rebels and churchmen
Meson Ust y Sept 28. Thirty four rebels and a Catholic priest Father Sedano were killed or executed after two battles with federal troops in Jalisco. First clash at Las Meaquites left 14 rebels dead and 2 captured and shot. Sedano captured and later executed. Second fight near Portozuelo saw 230 rebels attack, 18 dead, many wounded, and rebels dispersed. Federal losses: one corporal and two soldiers killed, one officer and nine soldiers wounded.
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Mesno Usty
Prrest
Father Sedano
Jalisco
Alberto Parayas
Francis Florencio
Zaragoza
Jesus Nunez
Ortis Sevila
Portozuelo
Dean of Dollars Roy A. Young Appointed to Fed Board
Roy A. Young, named by President Cooke to fill the vacancy from H. R. Crissinger’s resignation, serves as governor of the Federal Reserve Bank at Minneapolis, bringing years of experience in monetary policy to the Federal Reserve Board.
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Roy AL Young
Cookdee
Federal Reserve Board
H.R. Crissinger
Young
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolie
Geneva Council Delays Action On Advisory Opinions
The League of Nations council in Geneva will wait until December to revisit pending questions. The debate centered on advisory opinions by the world court and U S satisfaction issues from the Salamis case amid the Green German controversy. Dr Urrula of Colombia supported seeking opinions. the discussion continues.
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Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
Works Court of Justice
Ihm
United States
Council
Salamis
Greece
Isauy
World Court
Urrula
Columbia
Igalamis
Floods Hit Mexican Oil Fields North of Tampico
Tampico dispatches report the Panuco river overflow damaging property up to 100,000 pesos and displacing about 3000 people. Oil field operations are suspended as workers abandon flooded camps and seek refuge in surrounding high ground.
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Mexico City
Tampico
Panuco
Lucessior
Panaco
Three Nebraska Bank Raids Shake State
AP report cites three Nebraska bank robberies within 24 hours. In Hordville First State Bank two youths robbed at gunpoint and took between two and three thousand dollars after locking the president cashier and three customers in the vault. Earlier raids hit Milford and McGank with totals and minor loot varying.
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Yordville
Milford
McGank
Pioneer of State Passes in Butte
Butte, Sept. 28. Frank FE Hughes, 69, pioneer Montana man of the old west who drove an ox team from Utah to Glen Dive, Montana, half a century ago, died here tonight.
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Butte
Frank FE Hughes
Montana
Utah
Glendive
Becky Rogers Faces Arson Trial in Texas Case
Rebecca Bradley Rogers a 22 year old former UT student from Georgetown Texas stands trial for arson after allegedly burning a Round Rock home to distract a bank employee during a planned robbery. She later faced a separate bank robbery charge at Farmers National Bank in Round Rock where $18,000 was taken.
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Georgetown
Texas
APJ
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Arta Degros
University of Texas
Ottis Rogers
Texas Universlty
Iuistrict
Jude Cooper Sansom
Brandour
Max Handman
Texas University
Rogers
Round Hook
Round Rock Bank
Farmers National Bank
Huda
Round Rock
Heir to Leopold and Astrid Due Belgians Hoping for a Son
Brussels Sept 28 King Albert will be godfather to a future Count of Thainault if the royal stork brings a boy. Cardinal Vanrooy will perform the christening at St James chapel by the palace. Burghers Adolphe Max and Paul Hymans attend the naming ceremony at Brussels city hall.
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Leopold
Astrid Due
Brussels
Belgium
Albert
of Thainault
Lachen
Cardinal Vanrocy
Cardinal Mercier
Malines
St. James Chapel
Royal Palace
Burgonaeter Adolphe Max
Miniter
Paul Hyonansoff
Ona
Brussels City
Tll
Tiger Celebrates His Birthday Amid Wartime Feels
The Tiger marked his 86th birthday with a restrained celebration as Georges Clemenceau’s feast befitted a world at war. Reporters describe a night of flowers from friends and a hopeful note from the celebrant who said he felt as young as ever despite the era’s strains.
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Ris
Georges Clemenceau
Ins
Anny
Ning P.m
Toever
The
Otto Koentecke Reaches Bagdad on Way to America
Bagdad Sept 28 Lieut Otto Koentecke reported safe reached Bagdad today during a flight from Germany to America. The headline notes his arrival in Bagdad as part of the long journey to the United States.
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Otto
Bagdad
America
Trak
Otto Koentecke
Ase
Hig
Germany
Spring Hill Mine to be operated by Montana Idaho Mines Corp
Announcement from Spokane office confirms immediate operation of the Spring Hill mine west of Helena by Montana Idaho Mines Corp. Pode Bawer, president, was in town last week to outline firming plans. The mine had been under provisional bond then. Continued on Page Two.
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Spring Hill
Mnontanaidaho Mines Corporation
Tournales
Helena
Montant Itaha
Mines Corporation
Spokane
yWork
Mrs Brussart Sues Ma-in-Law Over Alienation Suit
Mrs Floyd Comstock Brussart filed a $100,000 alienation of affections suit in county court against her mother-in-law Mrs Tiara Brussart of Worthington Ohio claiming her husband Stanley Comstock was led astray. The action cites alleged interference by the mother-in-law in the marriage formed August 1923 and notes property losses including valuables taken when the husband left to live with his mother.
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Gohunbus
Ohie
Floyd Comstock Brussart
Stanley Comstock
Miami
Neach
Fla
Peggy Joyce Hopkins
Anarnage
Runar
Poron
Brussarts
Ars Brussart
Maine
Bruséart
Ins Wrfe
Johnsonburg teens die in school shower accident
In Johnsonburg Pennsylvania two Johnsonburg High School students died during a shower after football practice. John Zilcoski 18 and Nevin Wallis 17 were pronounced dead. Allen Kerr 17 was seriously injured and hospitalized. Investigators said no faulty extension cord tied to the showers caused the accident.
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Johnsonburg
John Zilcoski
Nevin Wallis
Allen Kerr
Ashes of a Vanzetti Siblings Travel to Italy
New York dispatch reports Miss Luiga Vanzetti, sister of Bartolomco and Niccolo Sacco, sailing to Italy with part of the ashes of her brother and Nicola Sacco, who were executed in Massachusetts. She plans interment in Italy and said she came to the United States to bid her brother farewell.
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New York
Luiga Vanzetti
Bartolomco Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Italy
Niccolo Sacco
Vanzetti
Old Man Killed by Car in Butte
The elderly man, 70, died after being struck by Roy Anderson, a 23 year old bank clerk, on a main Butte thoroughfare. He succumbed about an hour after the collision.
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Butte
Atte
Wightman
Roy Anderson
State of Iowa May Battle Rail Merger
Iowa to formally intervene in a proposed merger of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways. The Iowa board filed a petition alleging reduced competition and potential harm to state town railroads, with no ICC hearing held in Minneapolis yet.
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State of
Iowa
May Battle Rail
Towa Traffic
Unoa
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