Mystery in Chicago Murder Case Involving Third Suspect
Two elderly women in Chicago were found slain or gravely injured in Mrs. Helen Kelso’s apartment. The maid Mrs. Ilda Peterson lay dead with a bread knife in her neck, while Mrs. Kelso suffered hammer blows and remained near death. Police weigh a third person’s possible role as investigators doubt the self murder theory. The maid, a longtime employee with past mental health notes, may have been killed before any self harm. A blood stained hammer and broken blade fragment suggest a more complex sequence of events.
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Chicago
Ilda Peterson
Helen Kelso
Coronier
Strife at Loray Mills Prompts National Guard Presence
In Gastonia on April 4 more than 200 national guardsmen patrolled the Loray mills of the Manville Jenckes Co amid a strike by some workers. Pickets dwindled to a handful, adjutant general Metts arrived, and a conciliation survey by US Labor official Charles Wood was planned as idle looms and continued picketing marked other Carolina textile centers.
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Gastonia
National
North Carolina National Guard
Stephen B. Dolly
Shelby
Lincolnton
Charlotte
Charles G. Wood
United States Department of Labor
Union
S&s. C
Carolina
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
U.S
Naco
Ariz
Sonora
Lucas Gonzalez
Fausto Topete
United States Army
Gonzalez
Topete
J. Gonzalo Escobar
L. Flores Cooper
Greenville
Brandon Mills
S. C
Monarch and
Otteray Mills
Buffalo Mills
Brandon
Woodruff
8. C
Fred Beal
S. B. Dolly
Manville- Jenckes Company
Loray Mills
Grange Leader Presses Five Farm Relief Proposals
L. J. Taber, head of the National Grange, told the House Agriculture Committee five needed relief measures. He urged agricultural tariff revision a federal farm board export debenture a sound land and waterway policy and improved organization and cooperation to boost production. He cited tariff act protections averaging 42.6 percent overall but only 22.54 percent for agricultural provisions.
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Grange
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
L. J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
National Grange
Federal Farm Board
Taber
Herrick Death Revered as American Symbol in Paris
Reports from Paris and Brest recount the funeral of Myron T. Herrick, former American ambassador, with tributes by General Pershing and Premier Poincare. The services honor his steadfast diplomacy, friendship with France, and dedication to cross Atlantic ties as his body sails home aboard the Tourville.
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Pershing
Legion of Honor
Marshal Foch
Paris
General Pershing
Quianones de Leon
Diplomate Corps
Lindbergh
Premier Poincare
Herrick
France
Foch
Senor Quintones de Leon
Parmely Herrick
Madame Salmebier
Marshals Petain
Ilranchet d'Esperey
Gouraud
Owen D. Young
Ridgley Carter
Poincare
Aristide Briand
Quinones de Leon
Tidgely Carter
Senate
House of Deputies
Brest
Pirot
Ambassador Herrick
Tourville
S A.m
America
Poncaire
Myron T. Herrick
Cear Paris
Bacon
Quai D'Orsay
Washington
United States
Congress
John J. Pershing
Jack
Tam
Ife
Baron von Schoen
von Schoen
Viviani
Elysee Palace
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Konjola Man Promotes Master Medicine in High Point
Readers hear from the Konjola Man at the Main Drug Company 105 South Main Street High Point who claims Konjola cures stomach liver bowel and rheumatic conditions. A local resident Ivy C Connor testifies Konjola restored health after years of failure describing relief from indigestion headaches constipation and fatigue.
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Konjola
South Main Street
High Point
Ivy C. Connor
Connor
Firs Place
Ma Drug Company
South Ma Street
Intr Ducing
Strikes and National Guard Tents Mark Gastonia Turmoil
Workers protest efficiency systems as National Guard tents appear in Gastonia North Carolina. Police clash fears prompt raids. nine strike sympathizers face trial in Gastonia court while meetings in Greenville and Union South Carolina seek to avert further disorder.
France Honors American Friend At Embassy Service
Thousands crowded the embassy streets as officials and crowds attended a memorial for the American ally viewed by France as a friend since Franklin. General Pershing and Jusserand attended with other dignitaries as guards lined the cortege route to the pro cathedral.
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France
Benjamin Franklin
Marshal Foch
Republican Guard
Place Des Etats-Unis
6Th Infantry Regiment
Ambassador Herrick
General Pershing
Jusserand
Women Propagandists Fail in Mexico Dispatch
Women propagandists reportedly failed in a Guadalajara dispatch as eleven were involved in the event. The message from Mexico City notes limited success and ongoing efforts by Universal News to cover the story.
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Mexico City
Hi Universal
Guadalajara
Arrests Made Over Sedition Propaganda Distribution
Police arrested men yesterday on charges of distributing seditious anti government propaganda.
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Mily Thea
Boots Walton
Blackface
Driftwood
Bill
Step Lively
J. A. Baugh
High Shoals Mill
Manville- Jencks Company
Quessant
Lynx
Totarec
Hova
MR. Ivy C, Connor
J. E. Jones
N. Main St
Broaphursty
STARK
H.b.warner
Louise Fazenda
van & Schenck
Capitolians
Broadhurst News
Mary Astor
Loray Mill
N. C
Castoria
Into
Randali
la Spangia
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