General Ansell Denies Plot Claims in Bergdoll Case
Washington reports former Price Samuel Ansell denies collusion by three HitWe committee members who signed the majority report amid concerns over motives and evidence. He accuses Democratic representatives Johnson and Moore of manipulating findings to suit party aims.
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Price
Goa
Samuel Titten Ansell
HitWe
Grover C. Horgdoll
Deniger
Anel
Democrata
Johnson
Kentucky
Moa
Wirginia
Ronubiiene
Midland
Potora
Blatte
Obucer
Oyeson
Chauberlain
Omovrat
Oregon
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Forte
Ener
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Nethie
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Virginia
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Just
Ansell
Lou Grants Geraldine More Time To File
A New York notice states that Lou has given Geraldine Woerr additional time to file on an estates dispute. The move delays further proceedings and may affect related counterclaims.
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Geraldine
New York Ava
Louw Telleden
Geraldine Woerr
Alyy
Eubin
Mies Lortar le
Lieve
New York City
Ashe
Pacific East
Senate clash over Volstead act test alarms lawmakers
In Washington on August 19 the Senate heatedly debated anti beer legislation. Senator Reed accused Wayne Wheeler of steering prohibition lobbyists, while Reed praised Volstead author Volstead and denounced Wheeler as a paid lobbyist. The Senate voted to press insistence on its amendment, signaling a prolonged struggle ahead.
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Senate
Sterning
South Dakota
House
Ashhurst
Ashural
Mineorat
Wayne B. Wheeler
Scorer
Reed
Wheeler
Houson
Perhaus
Congress
Anti-Saloon League
Sterling
Ma Wheeler
Volstead
Serator
Penmaar Road
Vol
Makopeared
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Farsa Horse
Ree
Tle
Ashurst
Benator McCormick
Umness
Arizona
Vtrandesee
Connecticut
Alake
Home brew and hops yield forecast in United States
The article reports a USDA estimate that nearly 2 million pounds of hops will be harvested in the United States this year, enough to produce about 1.6 billion bottles of beer. It also notes a Treasury figure of 676 420 dollars in stamps held by investors and references a DC Supreme Court dispute over U S German relations.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Jealous Husband Theory Emerges in Kennedy Slaying Case
Los Angeles report suggests Arthur C. Burch and Madalynne Obenchain may be innocent, with rumor that Kennedy was killed by a jealous husband who suspected an affair. A mysterious visitor recounted a party incident implicating the accused. Trial delayed as witnesses are interviewed.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Bolton Kennedy
Kennedy
Obenchain
Arthur Burch
Iennedy
Herusband
Burch
Pigeon Delivers Plea. Heller Safe, Wife Informed
Edmund Heller, naturalist for the Roosevelt wildlife station, was reported safe after a carrier pigeon brought his plea from Yellowstone Park to New York. Mrs. Heller, visiting Palo Alto, said the telegram contained only official wording and offered no details. Heller had been surveying wildlife in Yellowstone for Syracuse University project and plans to join him there.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Edmund Heller
Yellowstone Park
New York City
Mra. Heller
Heller
New York
Roosevelt Wild Life Experiment Station
Syracuse
N. Y
Park
Mrs. Heller
Federal Judiciary Reorganization Planned for Congress
Washington reports a plan to reorganize the federal judiciary drafted by a special committee with judges and district attorneys. The plan, supported by Chief Justice Tart, aims to change the number and assignment methods of federal judges and will be presented to the president and congress.
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Washington
Tartin
Congress
Dougherty
Ikwan
Daugherty Backs Gun Toting in Disarmament
Attorney General Daugherty, a cabinet member, endorses disarmament including gun tot ing. He recalls almost shooting himself when he once carried a firearm and says he has opposed the practice since.
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MR. Daugherty
Universal Service
Washington
Daugherty
Peggy Joyce Flees 10 Parid
Chicago Aug 19 James Stanley Joyce learns Peggy Joyce has flown to Paris to escape high living costs. Alfred Austrian attorney for the lumberman says Peggy leaves a broad trail and detectives would be misled. Her flight does not affect Joyce's divorce case. Dispatches say she boarded a boat for Paris to avoid surveillance and the $1400 monthly alimony.
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Chicago
James Stanley Joyce
Peggy
Paris
Alfred
New York
Dixie Beauty Sues Husband for $100000 in Conspiracy Claim
Mrs Dorothy C Willson a wealthy southern beauty formerly of Avanta sues her bond broker husband Karl C Willson for 100000 alleging a conspiracy to defraud her and that their marriage was part of the plan Detective Andrew Kohen named as a defendant and accused of handling the funds Willson allegedly borrowed 73000 before marriage and never repaid she says Willson later obtained a divorce in St Louis after persuading her not to contest the suit
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Chicago
Dorothy C. Willson
Avanta
Karl C. Willson
U‘self
Andrew Kohen
St. Louia
Willson
Wolf
St. Louis
Kohen
Board Adopts High School Uniform Policy in Jewell
The Jewell Kansas board of education selects a school uniform for all high school girls and ninth graders. The outfit features a white middy blouse with blue wool collar and cuffs, a very blue wool belt, and shoes in brown or black or white with Cuban heel. The rule takes effect next school year.
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Jewell
Kan
Board of Education
Mith Center
Nwrth
Burns to head U S intelligence hub in reform plan
William J Burns named head of the Bureau of Investigation with consolidation of all government intelligence under a single "super Scotland Yard" as Justice officials move to reorganize the service. The New York bureau headquarters will shift to Washington, with Burns assuming a $7500 annual salary and drastic changes planned.
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Washington
Scotland Yard
Department of Justice
William J. Burns
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Daugherty
Burng
New York City
Flynn
Bureau
Harding
Burns
Columbus
Ohio
McKinley
New York
Berlin Oporto Bank 15 Closed After Insolvency Declared
Berlin reports the sports bank run by Carl Koehn collapsed after three months amid insolvency fears. Liabilities exceed 100 million marks with assets under 20 million. investments once promised to yield 93 percent monthly attracted 40 offices and massive public deposits. Authorities seized several million marks July 30 to cover taxes.
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Berlin
Carl Koeln
Lokal Anzeiger
Sports Bank
Koehn
Zoasen
Hoppegirten
China Accepts Harding Invitation to Pacific Discussions
China's formal acceptance of President Harding's invitation to participate in discussions on Pacific and Far Eastern questions was received Thursday at the State Department.
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China
Washington
Rebels Enter Minsk but Are Expelled
An exchange Telegraph dispatch from Helsingfors reports rebels briefly entered Minsk but were expelled by Bolshevik troops after two days of fighting. The Soviets appointed a special committee with unlimited authority to combat the rebels.
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Minsk
Helsingfors
Boluhowsk
Poviets
Lus
China prepares for general discussion on conference data
Dr Yen, China’s foreign minister, said a special inter-ministry department has been formed to prepare data on any questions affecting Chinese interests. He reiterated that Shanghai’s restitution claim with Japan need not be negotiated before the conference.
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China
Yen
Japan
Shantung
Exports of Cotton and Wheat Rise in Volume in July
Commerce department figures show July exports of cotton at 627000 bales worth 52000000 and wheat at 25000000 bushels worth 7000000, up in volume from last year though value declined. Flour and other breadstuffs also fall year over year with mineral oil at 183000000 gallons valued at 21000000.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Litvinoff pressed to limit in famine relief talks
Riga Aug 18 Maxim Litvinoff Soviet envoy in Russian famine relief negotiations with Walter Lyman Brown of the American Relief Administration has reportedly gone to the limit in concessions to gain control of relief work. Novy Put says he has exceeded instructions and if Brown rejects the unresolved points negotiations may be at an end.
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Riga
Letvin
Maxim Litvinoff
Walter Lyman Brown
American Relief Administration
Novy Put
Bolsheviat
M. Litvinoff
Brown
Uprisings Reported in Trans-Balkaria Underestimated
Harbin correspondent reports uprisings in Trans-Balkaria near Siberia may have been exaggerated in extent.
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Tokio
Trans-Balkaria
Siberia
Saya
Harbin
Kokusual
Boy Learns First Aid. Self-Rids Broken Leg
Dolphan Brown seventeen? wait 16, of Gandy, fell from a horse and set his own leg after the horse rolled on him. He attended to the limb, then rode to the doctor. The physician praised the self treatment as well done with bandaging complete.
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Gandy
Dolphan Brown
Woman Divorced Chauffeur Rewed in Newport Ceremony
Julia Fatelle French formerly Mrs Jack Geraghty wed Howard T Wilileme of Boston in a Biowartelveet Baptist church ceremony witnessed by about 20 relatives. She had obtained a divorce from Jack Geraghty who was her former husband and father of their one son.
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Newport
Julia Fatelle French
Mra
Jack Geraghty
Howard T. Wilileme
Boston
Frignda
Biowartelveet Baptist Church
Mine French
Ulster Ireland settlement seen likely via Sinn Fein talks
Dublin reports strong belief that north south Irish differences will be settled by agreement. Craig’s Ulster leadership faced Orange lodge resistance but movement toward conciliation is noted. London says Parliament to reconvene mid October with no prorogation. Unionists protest Sinn Fein terms as dangerous.
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Dublin
Ireland
Northern Ireland
de Valera
James Craig
Ulster
Nalson
Belfast
Publin
Craig
Orangemen
Dail Eireann
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Rickard Arrested for Sending Films of Fight Across States
Tex Rickard promoter of the Dempsey Carpentier bout was arrested in Chicago on interstate film transport charges. He appeared before United States Commissioner James Glass, bond set at 10000, later released on own recognizance.
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Chicago
Tex Rickard
United States
James Glass
Rickard
New Jersey
New York
Hayward
Haywards
Grain Freight Rate Cut Approved by ICC
Washington August 19 The Interstate Commerce Commission approves a 7 percent cut in grain freight rates to Atlantic ports effective in 10 days from Chicago and other western points. The move accompanies new alcohol dividend policy and bolshevik era factory concerns in Newlan factories. The report mixes rail rate action with industrial and labor notes from New York and Washington.
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Atlantic
Interstate Commmerce Commission
Chicago
Mianlasippi
Illinels
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