Oklahoma Court Election Fight Reaches Standstill
Oklahoma City district court halted a ballot referendum on an initiative to let the Legislature convene to investigate Governor Walton's acts. Attorneys for both sides agreed to drop actions after the temporary restraining order was lifted, leaving the issue unresolved pending further action by the state election board and courts.
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J. C. Walton
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Kansas Man Sues Klan for 150 000 Damages
S. K. Leahy of Ellsworth Kansas filed a federal suit in Muskogee Oklahoma seeking 150000 dollars in damages from the Ku Klux Klan. He alleges injuries from an attack in Jefferson County in July. The case names prominent individuals including newspaper publisher Richard Lloyd-Jones and Charles B. Peters.
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Okla
Assotated Press
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Ellsworth
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United States District court
Ku Klux Klan
Tuteas county
uly
Richard Lloyd-Jones
Charles B. Peters
Weather Forecast for Indiana Sunday and Monday
Dim crowds and cloudy air temperate for Indianapolis and vicinity. Sunday and Monday expect showers with little temperature change. Special Weather Report notes past conditions and humidity levels with observed highs around 78 to 86 and lows near 62 to 68.
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Indianapolis
United States
Bareau
Indianapolis Star
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Heiress to sue over kidnapped Gamble children
Florida courts will be asked to return to their mother the two Gamble children found with their father in Jacksonville. Almuth Vandiver, counsel for Mrs. Gamble, said they would appeal to Florida courts for the children's return controlled by their mother amid prior Lusitania survivor ties. Gamble vowed to fight any move to send the children to Huntington, asserting the mother’s fitness and the need for proper upbringing.
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Robert
H. Gamble
Jacksonville
Almuth
Vandiver
Gamble
harresa
Lualtania
Huntington
Fla
Robert H. Gamble
McCray Finance Dispute Spurs Republican Conference
Informal Republican state committee conferences will begin after noon to discuss Governor McCray’s finances and possible action. Members, including Clyde Walb, plan no demand for resignation or public backing of the governor, while Marion National Bank’s note issues influence views. Postmaster General Ney and Senator Watson are among those slated to appear before the committee.
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Ieartera
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Stewart Fisher
Princeton
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Harry 8. Ney
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James F. Watson
Joseph B. Keating
national commureman
Indiana
Despondent man commits suicide at home on Park Avenue
Benjamin Bargeat a 50 year old resident of 1825 Park avenue died yesterday afternoon from a self inflicted gunshot to the head in his bathroom. Despondency from ill health was listed as the cause. Roomer Frank Tuttle found him after returning home about 4 PM. two prior strokes and fear of another attack noted.
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Earnest
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Bealls
Germany Downcast Over French Reply to Auer Concession
Berlin reports say France’s response to Germany’s Ruhr crisis demands is discouraging and signals no German understanding will succeed. Officials fear Paris aims to humiliate Germany, demanding rail and defense oaths to occupiers. Bavarian monarchists rally as Von Kahr’s dictatorship seen as prelude to crowning King, with leftists and Republicans wary of the shift. CONTI ON PAGE Two.
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Storm Death Toll Rises Across Plains States From Flood
A severe storm and floods across Wyoming Nebraska and Iowa have killed dozens and damaged railroads with the Burlington and Northwestern hit hardest. Death tolls are expected to rise with at least forty presumed dead from a Burlington No. 10 wreck near Cassper Cole Creek. Omaha Lincoln Council Bluffs and Louisville Neb report high losses with homes flooded electric and gas disrupted and towns cut off by telefoni lines down. A dam was built to protect a penitentiary power plant as snow and cold spread eastward.
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Wreck victims found as freshet delays recovery effort
Casper Wyoming September 29 report on flood delay in recovering victims buried in water near Cote Creek after a Burlington train crash. Three bodies had been recovered by afternoon as rising waters and late rains hinder salvage work. Continued coverage details the search from the scene to Casper and notes the ongoing rush to locate more victims despite deteriorating conditions.
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Birthplace of mankind found in Gobi desert bones to be dug next year
Smithsonian expedition in the Gobi desert near inner Mongolia reports bones of an earlier man may be unearthed next year. They describe stone implements, woolly rhinoceros remains, and a mound in China yielding bronzes inlaid with stones valued at 4.6 million, with a skeleton of Cheng's head found.
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PEKIN
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Gobi desert
inner Mongolia
Smithsonian
William Jennings Bryan
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New York
United States
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DUMPED ON STREET IN PAJAMAS BY ROBBERS
In Brazil on Sept 21 John Elston a tobacco salesman was knocked out and dumped in a downtown street by three Indianapolis men who had forced him to borrow money to cover a bad check. After the attack they escaped, leaving Elston in his night clothes.
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Indianapolis Star
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Giant bomber set to pass over city in transit
Fort Benjamin Harrison officials announced a Berling bomber would fly over Indianapolis on its route to an international air show this week. The massive plane, described as the largest in the world, was scheduled to pass over the city between 8 a.m. and noon, drawing crowds and attention.
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Missing Infant Case Continues in Detroit Search
The Detroit infant case drags on as William Greatrex and sister Rachel Fechets tell of a mix up at Evangelion Demonexs hospital. Viemminck, who received the baby for adoption, maintains he handed the infant to a stranger from Pennsylvania. Police and detectives press on with ground searches while the father hopes for a live recovery.
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Toronto
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M Cutch eon and Hapgood Made Kentucky Colonels
Frankfort Ky September news notes Kentuckys latest colonels Hapgood editor from New York and Joan M Mutcheon cartoonist from Chiaro were named by Governor Morrow. They will receive dispatches and attend a 1924 homecoming celebration planned for next June with services and honors forthcoming.
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New York
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LAnleville
Kentucky
League Assembly Ends Session With Hopes For Future
Geneva reports close of the fourth Assembly of the League of Nations after a month of debate and progress on Iran and Italy issues. Delegates voiced strong hopes for U S collaboration with the League's plans, while noting America has not joined. Dr Combelela Tarriente of Cuba urged that American involvement remains vital for mankind’s future. The assembly president noted spontaneous applause as Thrriente praised U S potential cooperation and influence. CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
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Strange Will and Death Mystery Surround Mrs Webb
Local paper reports a convoluted will amid murder rumors tied to Mrs Gartie Gorman Webb. Executors and police probe whether poison and forged or altered documents shaped a vast estate valued at Tens of millions with strict limits on spousal inheritance.
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OMelala
New York county
anul West Clerler
stra
Webb
West Chester-BUtmore Country Club
Madman avens
J. P. Morgan
Charles Webb
Jennings Gorman
Philadelphia
Ford declines aid seed wheat pool subscription
Henry Ford, Detroit manufacturing magnate, refused to subscribe to the seed wheat pool fund planned to aid farmers in drought damaged southwest Kansas counties after crop failures this year. Secretary J C G Mohler of the aid department and head of the fund requested a $5,000 subscription, but a telegram from Ford's camp stated he does not care to invest.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
manatee
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J. C G. Mohler
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Death ends varied career of Billy Bilis in Mexico City
NY Sept. Wilfon Henry Bilis known as the man who would be king died in Mexico City on Sept. His eldest son traveled to arrange burial. He led a varied life as rancher banker promoter and diplomat, pushing for Abyssinia monarchy and control of its resources, later involved in Mexican ventures and Wall Street speculation under the alias Guillermo Egrivirgetelinea.
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Billy
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ranchen
Guillermo Egrivirgetelinea
Boy, 12, Locked in Refrigerator Car Four Days
A 12 year old boy was trapped inside a refrigerator car for four days. He wandered from Iron Mountain, Michigan, joining a carnival troupe, and boarded the train near Lafayette. Cries from atop the car alerted workers, and the crew freed him. His feet were partly frozen, and he was taken home by rescuers.
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Tracing 40000 Theft Loot Sleuth Impersonates Gangster
A detective goes undercover to trail a four decade old bond heist. He discovers the suspect is linked to a Muncie woman who admits handling thirty seven thousand dollars in bonds after the coup.
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Muncie
Photo link ties bond thief to Milton Joyner alias Forsythe
A photograph of Milton Joyner alias William Forsythe, suspected in a 240,000 United States bond theft from the Indiana National Bank, was identified as closely resembling the man who carried out the robbery. Detectives Roach and Fossati pursued Joyner in Wilmington and arrested two women, Mrs. Luella Portreus and Mrs. Goldie Derrickson, who aided in transferring bonds. Joyner allegedly had 37,000 in bonds after the theft, and authorities pursued further cooperation to locate other gang members and secure authorities for Joyner’s possible transfer to Fort Wayne.
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William Foraythe
Wilmington
United States
Indiana National bank
Goldie Derrickson
Laelia Morttens
Milton Joyner
William Forsythe
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Roach
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Biss Dausmand
Wilminstory
Luella Portreus
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Towner
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Indian national bank
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McMurtrie
bond thieves” gang
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Fort, Wayne
Derrickson
Cleveland Bank Robbery Suspect Tied to Prison Terms
Detectives tied Frederick I. Odenbach to a bank robbery and linked Joyner to a suspected dope smuggling case. A bank employee Miss Dattemann described the robber and the $40,000 in United States certificates seized. An earthquake during the interview measured severe activity, with tremors estimated at 3,000 to 8,000 mentioned by Father Odlenbach.
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Dorchester
Canada
Cleern
Ind
Atlanta
A. B. Anderson
Joyner jateg
Moorea
United State
Misa Dausmann
Wilmington
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John Carrell
Odlenbach
Odenbach
Mexico Near Break With Venezuela Report
Mexico City dispatch says Mexico and Venezuela may sever relations soon an El Mundo report claims the break arises from how Mexican citizens are treated in Venezuela and notes an official announcement near. The foreign relations ministry had no immediate comment on the claim.
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Dipto
Venesuela
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Venesusia
ministry of foreign relations
Teen escapes reform school then returns to sweetheart
Roy Richardson, 17, of Clinton county, escaped from the Pendleton reformatory on Sept. 5 and voluntarily returned. Trustee Joseph K. Hennings says he will receive no further penalty. Richardson's sweetheart in Clinton county prompted the escape.
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Ind
Roy Richardson
Clinton county
In- Wana
Fendleton
Joseph Kk. Hennings
Richardson
Pugrer
Pendle
Sheriff seeks Black suspect in assault case
Morganton NC report says a Black man is wanted for attacking an elderly white woman at Spree Pine Laat Worldtacity. Deputy sheriffs and county authorities issued a warrant as part of a police action amid reported laborer displacement.
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