Burns to lead drive on four major bomb cases
Washington dispatch notes Hon William Burns, head of the bureau of investigations, is tasked with solving four major bomb mysteries. The Chicago federal building explosion, the Wall Street blast, the 1919 anarchist plot, and the 1912 attempt on Judge Rosalsky are all linked to a broader terror campaign. Burns rose to prominence after aiding the Mes Nar brothers case in 1912 and has a track record of cracking major felonies from power-broker fraud to firebugs.
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United States’ Department
Willian Ton Burns
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Department
Justice
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Chicago Federal
New York Wall Street
Judge Rosalsky
New York
United States
Wall
J.P. Morgan and. Company
A. So Burleson
J.P. Morgan
John. D. Rockefeller
A. ‘Mitchell
Palmer
Post Office
Rosalsky
Owen Eagen
New York Bureau of Combustibles
Eugen
Burns
Mes Namar
Angeles
Columbus
Ohio
St. Louis
San
Coral reefs may settle Pacific subsidence theory
In Honolulu Aug 30 Dr W H Hobbs University of Michigan proposes coral reefs could record ocean subsidence in Pacific history. He plans to bore atolls and reefs to test Darwin Dana Daly theories with Japanese aid and US Minesweeper Bittern transport to study Sulu Celebes seas while a Manila voyage awaits. Separately in Atlanta a man described as Vaipatches mat was shot by a prohibition agent in a hotel. the agent was not arrested.
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Honolulu
T. H
South Seas
Annals of Science
Pacific Ocean
W.H. Hobbs
University of Michigan
United States
Pacific
Charles Darwin
James D. Dana
R. A. Daly
Harvard University
Europe
North America
Daly
Hobbs
Barrier Reef
Wrest
Caroline Islands
Manila
Bittern
Philippines
Sulu
Celebes
Atlanta
Peek
Harry
Saphire
Ten Thousand Learn Military Training At Government Camps
Ten thousand men and boys will learn military rudiments as the Citizens Military Training Camp closes in Auburndale. The program costs the government around 840000 dollars, with camps already opened and others starting. The War Department plansgraded courses but concentrates on elementary drill, marksmanship, camping, hygiene, and marching. An officer said rookies will learn Army life and may gain more knowledge if called to colors. Additional camps are listed in Boston New York and other states.
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Plattsburg
Nms
War Department
Boston
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Fort Howard
Fort.McPherson
Fort Benjamin, Harrison, Ind
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Fort Crook, Neb
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
San Francisco
Cat
Chilean official studies Volstead act for possible Chile prohibition
Alfredo Avalos legal adviser to Chile's ministry of finance arrived in New York to study U S prohibition enforcement under the Volstead act. He said prohibition could aid Antofagasta and other provinces with many workers but noted 700 million pesos are invested in Chile's wine industry posing a major hurdle.
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U.S
New York
Alfredo Avalos
Ministry of Finance
Chile
Antofagasta
New York gangster fears cop revenge
A twenty three year old ex gangster Huey Hoay fears police vengeance after the killing of Patrolman Daniel J. Neville in the Bell's Kitchen district. Hoey sought sanctuary at Sing Sing prison but was delivered to custody by Captain Randles. The incident underscores the city’s unsettled mood as authorities pursue the shooter while Hoey denies the crime.
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New ‘York
Thirtieth Street
Ev Ary
Orie
William F. Hoag
Convick
Ganigster
Fcop
New York
Daniel’ J. Neville
Hoey
Pri Goner
Thirty- Ninth Street
Star‘school
Vol Ithe Police
Sing-Sing
Huey
Shelty
Sing Sing
Father Cashin
Lawes
Randles
Dan Neville
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