Poison murders in New Jersey and Michigan alarm nation
Lansing June 22 two sensational crime stories grip the nation. A man and a woman allegedly poisoned relatives for insurance money, echoing historic cases. Newark and Chicago cases are recalled, as police probe Kopple and other mysterious deaths, questioning why greed drives such crimes and how psychology views the motive.
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Klaus Recs Henle
Lansing
Mich
New _ Jersey
Michian
Pelzon
Acreia
Italy
Anaks of
America
Mucheard
Ninney
Newark
Nuid
John ‘Creighton
Mary
Creighton
Charles
Avery
Chicago
Klimek
Nella
Sturgier’ Moulik
Jwvere
Klirek
Edward PF. Meyer
White
Cloud
Mys
Medaftodell
David Fhdell
NIVW
York
Arthur Warren
Waite
Sing Sing
John Js
Peek
BeHe Guinness
Nevillé
Kris Gunness
Mason
Kenple
Ruill
Lasteny
War Talk Without Cannon Echoes in Europe
Boston assistant secretary of the treasury John Wadsworth warned at Ambridge commencement that the United States could enter European affairs without arms. He said a war in the Ruhr occupation is possible and would have unprecedented global effects unless America remains free and uncommitted to world economic reorganization.
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America
Two Earth Shocks Reported Near Washington
Washington, June 23 Two earthquakes were recorded during the night on the seismograph at Georgetown University observatory. The first quake began at 10 08 p.m. lasting 20 minutes with slight intensity. The second started at 3 00 a.m., continuing for 2 hours 18 minutes and described as pronounced, centered about 6 000 miles from Washington.
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Washington
Harvard Confers Honors Amid Cambridge Exercises
At Cambridge Harvard University awarded its record number of honorary degrees and honored distinguished guests including Mackenzie King of Canada. The 1898 class presented $100,000 to the university and President Lowell announced gifts and bequests totaling nearly $1,000,000 for the year.
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Cambridge
Mass
Flarvard University
Amon
Mackenzie King
Canada
University At
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Lowell
Not Anilty Verdict In Wood Larceny Case At Greensboro
In a Greensboro court yesterday morning the trial of Mack Jarvis and Edgar Jarvis charged with larceny of five cords of wood proceeded with a key witness admitting aiding to haul the timber. The father and son faced the jury as counsel argued the legality of the claim. The jury returned a not guilty verdict amid testimony about ownership and a proposed payment of 27.50 in damages.
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Thomas
Greengboro
Muck
Edgar’ ‘Jarvis
Fang San
Wodds
Doughton
Gold
Mack
Jarvis Tad
Jar
Bree
Pice
Train collision injures passengers in Allentown
Five injured after a Syracuwe-Phit Uaiphia train collided with a local train on the Central Railroad of New Jersey near Allentown Pa. Passengers received minor injuries while attempting to help others after the rear-end crash occurred early today.
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Allentown
Vive Passompers
Central Reilroad
New Jersey
Spanish reinforce positions near the front lines
A Madrid correspondent reports that Spaniards continue to reinforce their positions around the Talott area as tribesmen remain near the Spanish lines. Neiesinen Gaither from London notes the situation as of May 22, with updates cited in the Times.
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Neiesinen
Gaither
London
Florida University Names Fry Doctor of Laws
Florida University elevates Fry to Doctor of Laws while WT remains identified as Ghoteary nurse in ongoing coverage. The notice highlights official title changes and related personnel roles within the institution.
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Florida University
Fryan
Food and Health Brand Ad Fragment
Fragment of a vintage ad mentioning food oriented items for all ages and a malted grain product. The readable text suggests a quick change or banner style promotion, with unclear product names and limited legible details.
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