New York Girl Shoots Ex-Chum and Kills Self
Miss Mildred B Hanan, 24, daughter of the late Alfred P Hanan shoe maker, was wounded three times by a woman identified as Mrs Grace Lawes after an apparent dispute involving John Borland and Miss Dorothy Gottschalk. Lawes shot herself as Borland and Gottschalk arrived at a Manhattan residence. Police probe jealous motives and possible drug use. Hanan received a blood transfusion from Dr Harvey Fist.
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NEW YORK
Alfred P. Hanan
Brooklyn
Henan
John
Borland
Ban Frencisco
theb
Birdie Williams
Hawan
adn
Lawes
Miss Hanan
Misa Hanan
Fanan
Vanderblit
iusband
Edgar E. Schmidt
Biers
Jerome Wagner
Nation to Pause Two Minutes on Armistice Day
Nation will pause two minutes at noon on Armistice Day to honor the unknown dead of the great war. Planes call for a state funeral at Arlington with a two minute national halt and a mourning procession from the Capitol to Arlington. The unknown soldier burial on Nov 11 will be accompanied by a large mourning party and representatives from veterans groups.
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WASHINGTON
Arlington National cemetery
France
War Department
Harding
Olympia
Capitol
Arlington cemetery
merch
army
navy
American Legion
VEGION
Coples
Secretary of War
Weeks
Lemuel Bolles
the
h department
Car Jumps Track Demolishes Auto And Uproots Tree
An Illinois street car struck a broken rail on North Illinois Street and jumped the track. It crashed into a parked car, demolished its rear, and pushed into a tree. The crash halted traffic for blocks as crews cleared the tangle. No injuries reported to passengers or pedestrians.
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Illinois
Ilinois street
dagué and Smith
tome
Dr. W. K. York
North
Jake Crosley
Dr. York
Divorce Suit Alleges Wife Caused War Prisoner Status
Max Golden seeks a divorce from Carry Golden alleging she deserted him after his release from a German prison during World War I and refused to return to the United States. He claims a 1914 incident where his wife informed German authorities led to his capture as a prisoner of war until 1918. He says she refused to join him in the U.S. and desires to end the marriage.
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Robison
Max Golden
Carry Golden
United States
Golden
Dublin
Ireland
Germany
Great Britain
Rubleson
Spelling of Cigarette Sparks Divorce Trial
In Wayne Circuit Court Susie V. Jones sues Israel P. Jones for divorce over a domestic dispute sparked by a spelling error for cigarettes. The husband allegedly assaulted his wife after a heated exchange about the word, and the court granted the divorce after testimony of cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide. An affidavit of assault and battery was filed by the plaintiff.
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RICHMOND
Ind
Wayne
Susie V. Jones
Israel P. Jones
Mr. Jones
Deffendoll Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Special to The Indianapolis Star. Evansville Ind Sept 23 Willie Deffendoll, 17 years old, convicted of first degree murder in the killing of his mother Mrs Laura Deffendoll. Jury deliberated nearly four hours. judge Tweedy sentenced him to life in state prison. Defense argued insanity and self defense. prosecution pressed for death penalty.
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Indianapolis
EVANSVILLE
Ind
Willie Deffendell
Laura Deffendell
Warrick” Ciréatt
Boonville
Deffendall
Marshall R Tweedy
Tweedy
H. M. Youngblood
Dolly Deffendoll
Willie Deffendoll
Jilian Youngblood
Paul ‘tweedly
Wille Deffender
Dolly
Willie
Carbon copy charges cost $245 in court
LaCrosse Laporte county justice court records show Jay Graeber faced 245 in fines and costs for maintaining a gambling house after he failed to close his pool room on Sundays. The case dates span February 15 to February 24 with copies produced on tissue paper as described by court staff.
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LAPORTE
Ind
Carbon
aheeta
Jay Graeber
LaCrouse
Laporte county
Graeber
Ten-man jury sits in Bloomington circuit court trial
In Bloomington Ind on Sept 23 ten jurors rather than twelve heard Frank Garron charged with liquor possession. By agreement of attorneys the panel proceeded with only ten members due to two absentees. Garron was found guilty, fined, and given a sixty day state farm sentence, the first such ten person jury in the county’s circuit court history.
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BLOOMINGTON
Ind
ChIreuit
Frank Garron
state farm
Cire cut
Borah Alone in Opposition to Versailles Treaty Reservations
The Senate foreign relations committee approved the peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary but added reservations. Senator Borah led opposition alone among Republicans, while Lodge and others pushed ratification with reservations. The administration planned rapid withdrawal of US troops after ratification, with a small Rhine representation likely to remain.
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Congress
WASHINGTON
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Senate foreign relations committee
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
White House
Tarding
Borah
Benator Borah
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
McCumber
North Dakota
Brandegee
Connecticut
Johnson
California
New
Inliana
Kellogg
Minnesota
Swanson
Virginia
Pomerone
Shields
Tennessee
Lodge
Hughes
Rhine
President Harding to Open National Unemployment Conference
President Harding will open the national unemployment conference in Washington on Monday. He will deliver the address of welcome and present the administration’s aims for a practical policy to combat unemployment nationwide. Secretary Hoover is expected to outline the delegates' scope after the president’s remarks.
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JOE FARLEY
WASHINGTON
Harding
White House
Hoover
New U S Air Chief Amid War Era Reshuffle
Col Mason M Patrick engineer corps named by the President to head the United States Army Air Service succeeding Maj Gen Charles T Monahér. Patrick, a former chief of the air service for the American Expeditionary Forces, holds the rank of major general and is regarded as an able executive for the post.
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Mason M. Patrick
engineer corps
United States army Air service
Charles T. Monohér
Col. Patrick
air service
Lake dragged for boy missing after college class rush
Ivanston New Labrador Sept. 23 Police and hundreds of students search forest preserves north of the city for Northwestern freshman Leighton Mount who vanished after the annual class rush. Authorities press theory he ran away. family suspects kidnapping and injury. A shirt was found but identification failed. private investigators are hired.
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IVANSTON
Lake Michigan
Leighton Mount
Northwestern university
Walter Dill Scott
tthe university
here
Farmer Held in Dowagiac Murder Case Proves Alibi
William Kinney of Temple Michigan a farmer tied to the Dowagiac murder case was released by Cass county authorities after proving an alibi he was in Temple Saturday night and Sunday detectives still hold one suspect Herbert Smith of Dowagiac awaiting the coroner s hearing when resumed Monday officers say no solution yet and consider the crime may have been committed by an insane person
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DOWAGIAC
Mich
William Kinney
Temple
William
Cass county
Kinney
Yemple
Herbert, Smith
gury
International Anti Day Conference Opens in Geneva
An international anti prohibition conference met behind closed doors in Geneva to organize a worldwide campaign against the dry movement. Delegates from twelve countries including the United States and Great Britain attended and a publicity bureau was to publish statistics refuting prohibition advocacy.
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GENEVA
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Arbuckle Orgy Testimony Reveals Pajamas and Room 1219
San Francisco September 23. Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle faced a preliminary hearing as Alfred Semmacher Miss Rappe's manager testified about the Arbuckle party at Room 1219 1220 and Miss Rappe found in distress. Semnacher recalled Miss Rappe dying statements and the torn garments placed in Arbuckle s car. The crowded courtroom saw Arbuckle composed in pajamas between testimonies as details emerged of the party and Miss Rappe s condition before the tragedy.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Cal
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Trappe
Alfred Semmacher
Semnacher
Arbuckle
Dambina Delmont
Miss Rappe
Arbucklé
Misa Rappe
Miss Rapne
Rappe
toourt
Debutantes Elect Washington Group to Work for College Degrees
A Washington debutante circle has chosen to pursue higher education over society duties. Miss Laura Bryn, daughter of a minister, from Norway, and Mme. Bryn are among those set to enter college. Bryn plans to debut formally during Christmas holidays after enrolling at Vassar College this fall.
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Washington
Laura Bryn
Norway
Mme. Bryn
Pershing Receives High French Honors at Elysee Palace
By the Associated Press Paris Gen Pershing was received at the Elysee by President Millerand and saluted by the guard. The French leader thanked him for his wartime service while Pershing expressed pleasure at returning to France. He was accorded French decorations and met with prominent military figures at the War Ministry before a planned Rhine area visit and a grand review of American troops on the Rhine next week.
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PARIS
Associated Press
Gen. Pershing
Elysee palace
Prident Millerand
Herrick
Pershing
France
ministry of War
Barthou
Claamont
John G. Quekemeyer
Chaumont
chateau
Coblenz
Indict Church in Murder of Two Auto Salesmen
Chicago police report Harvey Church faced two murder indictments from a grand jury for the deaths of Bernard J. Thugherty and Carl Ausmus, auto salesmen, alleged to be seeking to obtain possession of 2,000 cars via feigned purchase. Leon Parks remains under arrest with no action taken yet.
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CHICAGO
Harvey Church
Bernard J. Thugherty
Carl €. Ausmus
king
Leon Parks
Suit alleges union official conspiracy over check-off system
A federal suit filed in Iowa alleges United Mine Workers officers and West Virginia Kentucky coal operators conspired to restrain trade via the check-off dues system. Borderland Coal Corp leads 63 mining firms asserting illegal closed shop contracts and monopolistic aims under Sherman and Clayton acts. The complaint seeks injunctions preventing dues collection and any acts to further the alleged labor monopoly. The summons served on UMWA Vice President Lewis during the international convention in Tomlinson Hall. Continuous coverage follows on page sixteen.
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United Mine Workers of America
United States District court of Inalina
Borderland Coal Corporation
West Virginia
Kentucky
United Mine Workers of ‘America
Frank Keeney
Fred” Mooney
union
Jackson Till Coal. and Coke Company
Queen Coal and Mining Company
Rowlands Power Consolidated Olliery Company
Lower Veln Coal Company
Indiana
P. H. Penna
J. I. Seifert
J. H. McClelland
W. J. Snyder
Penna
Indiana Bituminous
lpectation
Seifert and Snyder
Terre Haute
McClelland
Sunbeam Coal Company
Brazil
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United Mine Workers
ing
United States
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Lewi
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United “Mine Workers
Tomlnson hall
Dean and Reliance
Kansas
interna prienst organization
Murray
Lewis
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