Arrest of Dr. Moore in Port Angeles Murder Case
Dr. Paul E. Moore, a Sequim physician, is charged with first degree murder in the alleged poisoning of his wife who died July 20. A warrant was issued in Port Angeles, with Moore believed in Kentucky. a detective arrest followed at his Nashville brother’s home.
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Paul Moore
Nashville
Tenn
Paul E. Moore
Port Angeles
Washington
N. P. Moore
Hume-Fogg High School
Wash
Sequim
Moore
Kentucky
H. S. Jessup
William Kendall
Kendall
Will Taylor
Harry E. T. O’brien
Jessup
Prosperity as Priority in Sept Campaign Slogans
New York AP report quotes Rep John O Tilson Connecticut House majority leader and GOP senatorial committee Eastern campaign director who says prosperity should trump prohibition in coming elections. He blasts both dry and wet factions and warns against making prohibition the defining issue.
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New York
John O. Tilson
Connecticut
House
Republican Senatorial Committee
Tilson
Democratic Party
Veteran political figure still active at age 97
New York reports John R. Vyorhis is 97 yet works six days weekly from ten to six. He serves as election commissioner and is Tammany Hall's grand old man. He remains alert with clear sight and smokes two cigars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John R. Vyoorhis
Tammany Hall
No Sign of Change In Mexican Situation
In Mexico City on the eve of the Catholic church interdict’s second month, the Episcopate considers peti tion to congress for constitutional amendments to protect worship. The economic boycott against Calles policy continues. retailers cut prices and theaters lower admissions. Trade remains far from normal.
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Mexico City
Congress
Calles
Germany readies Geneva Sea claim amid world power stance
Germany asserts full rights to Geneva Sea amid restoration efforts and seeks a place in the fellowship of nations as a rising global power. The piece notes a late enemy beginning to seek reconciliation within international circles.
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The
Fellowship of Nations
Spain’s Premier Faces Decision on League Amid Tangier Talks
Geneva reports indicate Prime Minister Primo de Rivera may delay severing ties with the League of Nations as Spain contends for a semi permanent council seat. The council approves Germany for a seat and studies American reservations at the World Court conference.
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Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Council
Special Commission
Reich
Spain
Primo de Rivera
England
France
Tanger
League
Tangier
Briand
Austen Chamberlain
World Court Conference
Insanity Plea Filed in Father-in-Law Murder Case
Clyde Reese Bachelor will enter an insanity defense for the slaying of his father-in-law Judge Lamar C. Smith in Elmore County Alabama. The defendant previously pleaded not guilty and will argue acts during recent months and while in the World War as basis for insanity and avoidance of the electric chair.
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Wetumpka
Ala
Clyde Reese Bachelor
Lamar C. Smith
Council For Bachelor
Elmore
Vikings Settlements Return Confirmed by Sub Arctic Expedition
Sydney, Sept 4 The Bowdoin and Sachem third returned from a two and half month Labrador Greenland survey led by Commander Donald B McMillan. The team found rock foundations on Sculpin Island near Nain and Eskimo name Tunitvik denoting Norse presence while collecting rare fauna and flora for the Field Museum. A 150 pound walrus trophy was among the specimens to be sent to Chicago.
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Sydney
N. S
America
New World
Field Museum of Chicago
Donald B. McMillan
Labrador
Greenland
Bowdoin
Sachem
Wiscassett
Maine
McMillan
Sculpin Island
Nain
Tunitvik
Melville Bay
Field Museum
Chicago
Mrs A G Devinney Dies Suddenly At Home
Annie Bernice Devinney, 26, wife of A Grayson Devinney of Rex Barber shop, died at her residence 1212 East Green Street yesterday afternoon just before one. She was born in Randolph County, joined East End Methodist Church and taught young girls in Sunday School. Survived by husband, parents, sister Naye Fentress Greensboro, brother Ray Fentress Randolph County. Funeral at East End Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 38. Burial Oakwood Memorial Park.
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Annie Bernice Devinney
A. Grayson Deviney
Rex Barber Shop
East Green Street
Randolph County
P. P . Fentress
High Point
Greensboro
Ray Fentress
East End Methodist Church
H. C. Byrum
Oakwood Memorial Park
Thieves Break In Jamestown Store for Second Time
The A F Johnson mercantile and grocery in Jamestown was robbed Friday night for the second time in a week. Candy cigarettes and canned goods were taken after entrants broke a front door glass and latch. County officials investigate. no arrests yet. Authorities suspect local Jamestown youths based on stolen items.
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A. F. Johnson Mercantile and Grocery
Jamestown
Peddler James Kennedy Tracks Corn Medicine Route
Uncle James Kennedy, 81, Civil War veteran twice wounded, remains active as a peddler. He traveled from Vinton to Cedar Rapids with two heavy suitcases containing his stock of corn medicine.
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Cedar Rapids
Lra
James Kennedy
Kennedy
Vinton
Early North Carolina Roads Shaped by 18th Century Efforts
A Raleigh report traces road development from 1700 to the 18th century, noting hazards in 1704 reports by Rev John Blair and Rev Gordon. It covers maintenance by landowners, legislative steps from 1717 to 1755, and key routes from Neuse to Cape Fear, highlighting Bur rington and Everard era findings.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
John Blair
Established Church
Earl of Halifax
North America
Gordon
Pasquotank
Perquimans
General Court
Burrington
Richard Everard
Neuse River
Cape Fear River
Everard
Virginia
South Carolina
General Assembly
Orange County Court House
Hillsborough
Wilmington
Suffolk
Edenton
Albemarle
Mackey’s Ferry
Bath
Pamlico River
Neuse
New Bern
Osborne Wood Mother and Son Hospitalized in Evansville
Osborne Wood son of General Leonard Wood faced critical illness in Evansville Indiana as doctors reported initial danger but showed some improvement after 24 hours. He had been working as a time keeper at a local refrigerating factory and may leave hospital soon en route to San Francisco and then Japan.
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Washington
York
High Point
Main
Commerce
Evansville
Ind
Osborne
Wood
Leonard Wood
J. F. Wynn
Wall Street
Wynn
Manley Auto Seized Indicted Figures Pledge Appearance
Key members of the Manley organization face legal action as Manley’s Auto is seized and an indicted figure is linked to others. Bankers supplied bonds as four additional officials pledge to appear in court.
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Manley
Manley Organization
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Chipley Reopens
Receivers for the Bankers Trust collapse seize Manley’s $12,000 automobile. Manley and four officials post bonds on mail fraud charges as Fulton County seeks removal of the state banks chief. Chipley bank resumes business with other small banks already reopening amid bankruptcy actions. Hearings on the Manley case set for Monday.
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Atlanta
W. D. Manley
Bankers’ Trust Company
Manley
Orville A. Park
Macon
Georgia Bankers’ Association
T. B. Bennett
Fulton County Grand Jury
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Chipley
Guardian Ad Litem
American Gunboat Fired On By Chinese Report From Pekin
The U S gunboat Elicano was fired on yesterday seven miles below Wuchang by Cantonese forces. The vessel escaped serious damage. No foreigners in Wuchang Hankow and Hanyang were harmed beyond property damage. The American church and hospital at Wuchang were struck but without injuries.
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Pekin
Peking
United States
Elicano
Wuchang
Hankow
Hanyang
McKinley Relapses in Martinsville After Illness
Senator William B. McKinley, veteran Illinois senator, critically ill in Martinsville Indiana, suffered a relapse tonight as he nears his 70th birthday. Dr. R. H. Egbert reported the aged lawmaker had been failing since late afternoon and was delirious.
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McKinley
Martinsville
Ind
William BB. McKinley
Alinois Solon
R. H. Egbert
Atlee Pomerene Favored for Democratic Nomination
Clark Howell editor of the Atlanta Constitution said in Cincinnati that Atlee Pomerene is the South’s first choice for the Democratic nomination. He predicted strong southern support if Ohio voters elect Pomerene senator in November.
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Cincinnati
Atlee Pomerene
South
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Ohio
Pomerene
Howell
School openings planned for city and county pupils
Arrangements completed for the opening of city high and elementary schools as T Wingate Andrews reports. Over 900 high school pupils enrolled for 1926 27 with many grammar students expected. Teachers arrive for meetings and assignments begin next week with registration for new and old pupils.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Mechanicsville
New
Lexington Road
Hamilton Street
Farris Avenue
Centennial Avenue
High Point College
Five Point
Greensboro Road
Montlieu Avenue
Bay Street
Oak Hill
Husband Is Arrested On Suspicion of Murder
A Pathologist reports poison in the stomach of exhumed Mrs. Paul Moore, wife of Sequim physician. A warrant is issued for her husband on a first degree murder charge. The couple quarreled over a friendship. Moore disappeared after her death on July 20 and was last heard from in Calhoun Kentucky. Authorities searched Kentucky for him.
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Port Angeles
Wash
P. G. West
Seattle
Paul Moore
Sequim
Washington
De Palma Wins Fifty Mile Auto Race at New York State Fair
Raluph De Palma won the fifty mile automobile race at the New York state fair. DePalma finished in 38 02 34 with Ora Vail second and Fred Shafer third. More than 60 000 spectators attended the event in Syracuse.
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Depalma
Syracuse
N. Y
Raluph de Palma
Fred Shafer
York State
Ora Vail DePalma
Last Body Is Removed From Superior Mine
TAHONA Okla Sept 4 AP another chapter in Oklahoma's mine disaster history was closed when the last body was removed from the Superior Mining companys mine number 29 where sixteen men met death in an explosion yesterday morning One or two bodies were found near the entrance suggesting attempts to reach safety Most were recovered under dirt and debris at the 71-2 west entry where the explosion centered
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Tahona
Okla
Oklahoma
Superior Mining Company
North Carolina Education Praised by New York Times
The New York Times editorial praised North Carolina's educational progress based on the state education department's School Facts report and its link to highway growth. The piece contrasted Dr. E W Knight's critique at a Raleigh luncheon with northern praise, noting the state’s rank in school days and overall progress.
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Times of New York
Raleigh
North Carolina
E. W. Knight
University of North Carolina
North
New York Times
Dr. Knight
The
Times
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O. R. York
Geneva Sea
Raymond Hood
A. G. Devinney
East End Church
Carolinas
the Enterprise Bureau
Osborne Wood
Leonard l Wood
Chiply Bank
SNELL
Coolidge Camp
Thirty-First District
Mrs. Snell
Mrs. Coolidge
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
Paul Smiths
Thirty
White House
Bertrand H. Snell
Potsdam
White Pine Camp
Cooleidge
New York State
Coolidge
Earle S. Charlton
Fall River
Mass
Charlton
Woolworth Company
Sargent
Hlere
Paul Smith
Superior
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