The Crew of the Forgotten Murder
Sidney Griff, a consulting criminologist, seeks details on Frank B. Cathay's death. Dr Amstead refuses post mortem, while Griff presses for non professional facts and arranges meeting with attorney Charles Fisher, who represents Cathay interests and questions Griff's involvement.
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Dan Bleeker
Blade
Charles Morden
Sidney Griff
Morden
Frank B. Cathay
The
Cathay
Mary Briggs
Dr. Tead
Frank Cathay
Sidney Griffiny
P. C. Cooper
Griff
Fisher
Mr. Cathay
Charles Fisher
Australia destroys vast number of royal tribute items
Australia faced a royal sting in Melbourne as organizers discarded millions of medallions cigaret boxes and chocolate boxes bearing Prince George’s portrait while preparing to send Prince Henry as the royal visitor for the centenary celebrations.
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Australia
Prince George
England
Prince Henry
Melbourne
Play unfolds in Red Bowl as Muller passes to Just
The 1921 Red Bowl between California and a rival state featured Brick Muller, an end for California, as he fumbled a pass and then hurled a 70 yard toss to Just after a tackle attempt. California won 28 to 0.
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California
Muller
Air route across Pacific planned by Pan American
Pan American Airways announced a Pacific passenger line linking California to the Orient with six flying boats of 32 seats. Service could begin in six months as an experimental operation, with Congress possibly funding mail carriage. Colonel Lindbergh studies West Coast terminals. Hawaii likely as a route waypoint.
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Washington
United States
Pan-American Airways
Pacific
California
Orient
Pan- American
South
Central America
Farley
Congress
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hawaii
Twin Sons Hard to Tell Apart by Weigh Difference Note
A Chicago mother uses weight to distinguish nine month old twins Gerald and Erick Eliled. She holds one in each arm and notes the heavier twin favors the arm that tires first. In Minneapolis detectives pursue suspects after a battered victim identifies them and the accuser remains missing.
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Chicago
Gerald
Erick
Fred Eliled
Minneapolis
Fred Seidensticker
W. H. Fabris
Snobbish Setter Tillo Snubs Pups, Favors Kitten
Seattle dog owner George H. Belt claims his Gordon setter Tillo ignores her newborn pups and shows affection for a Maltese kitten. He states the father of the litter was a Plebian bulldog, highlighting the odd pairing.
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Seattle
Tillo
Gordon
George H. Belt
Man Charged in Theft From Langhorne Barracks
Philadelphia State police say Charles F. McCafferty stole a machine from Langhorne but it belonged to Trooper Charles Fischer. He allegedly tried to flee in a car and collided with Trooper Thomas Brace, who arrested him at the scene.
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Philadelphia
Charles F. McCafferty
Langhorne
Charles Fischer
McCafferty
Thomas Brace
Golf Club Covers About Half Million Acres In This Country
A golf club in this country claims an area near half a million acres. The statement highlights vast land holdings and potential development implications for local communities and recreation.
Williams Attitude on Labor Probed by Federation Chief
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, said he would request an investigation of Clay Williams, NRA board member, into his labor stance. Green planned to present the request to President Roosevelt on his return to Washington. The AFL convention last week urged scrutiny of Williams’s opposition to unions and collective bargaining during his tobacco industry leadership.
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San Francisco
Clay Williams
NRA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Green
East
Federation
Roosevelt
Williams
Organized Labor
A.F. of L
Reward Offered in Highwaymen Slaying Near Greensboro
In Greensboro on October 16 a $400 state and county reward spurred a manhunt for two highwaymen who shot at William Davis 26 and badly injured his father E D Davis as they returned from selling produce. The assailants robbed them of 400 dollars and fled. Sheriff J S Phipps organized the search and the board of commissioners urged Governor Ehringhaus to post a state reward.
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Greensboro
William Davis
E. D. Davis
Davises
J. S. Phipps
County Board of Commissioners
Ehringhaus
Icebergs Weigh Shift as Melting Alters Balance
Icebergs continually tilt and flip as uneven melting changes their center of gravity. Researchers note that differential thinning causes instability and periodic overturns in polar waters.
Bolivia Proposes Settlement Plan to End Chaco War
Bolivia submits a counter proposal to the League of Nations for ending the war with Paraguay. It urges conciliation or juridical arbitration reached by compromise, with simultaneous security guarantees, demobilization, armed force reductions, and freedom of navigation as arbitrators deem necessary for lasting peace.
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Geneva
Bolivia
League of Nations
Paraguay
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Rollars
Pny Kneck
Ycarleton Kendrake
NEA
Dr. Amstead
Fisher, Barr & McReady
Chares Fisher
Chichesters
Ask Fe
Yeeros
Freckles
Part
Buck
Watson
Leonidas
Cochran OF
Associated Press
Labor
Guilford County
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