Ill Fame and Prohibition Case Ties Lincoln Court to County Jail
Partial text describes a prohibition related incident in Lincoln and Clay Center involving Herney Tierney Clyde Berney and Isadle Dillon. Mentions arrests, a county jail, and a report to Governor McKetvie. References to sunken details in a Hutchinson or Sioux City area, with names of places like Clay Center and Sauk City and a focus on liquor laws and crime.
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Lincoln
Viake Road
Harvard
Clyde Berney
Stowe City
Ant Herney
Clay Center
Shewitt Sayers
Meadec
McKetvie
Hierney
Poles
Sioux City
Hallows Cry Police
Isadle Dillon
Dulleta
Hernmey
Sauk
Herney
Dillon Howe
Anaby
Aceon
Aerney
Pious City
Mainesur
Arbuckle Arrested on Rum Charge in Public Scandal
Pat O Arbuckle was arraigned before United States Commissioner Thomas Hayden on four counts of violating federal prohibition law. Prohibition Agent H W Meyers testified. U S Attorney General and Marshal officials attended. Arbuckle faced additional manslaughter and multiple related charges in a chaotic Los Angeles scene.
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Patty” Arbuckle
United Alatea
Thomas
Hayden
Deral
Tia
United States
Geeral
FE Efilohan
Arbuckte
Hell of Pusties
Claches
Angeles McCocmienck
Favored Bill for Alaskan Railway Three Wins Support
Washington reports the legislature’s push for the Alaska railway project with strong backing from key officials. The plan envisions construction and completion of rail lines, with funding and oversight by federal and territorial authorities.
Upshaw Seeks Probe Into Masons and K O C
Washington reports Upshaw urging a probe into secret orders including the Ku Klux Klan and Mason groups. He calls for compensation for card rituals and secret practices of secretive societies in the United States.
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Upshaw
Masons
Princeton University Leaders Debate New Undergraduate Conference
An article discusses a proposed conference at Princeton attended by representatives from American colleges. It emphasizes the role of current students as future leaders and suggests an undergraduate conference could shape important questions and directions for higher education.
Fire Threatened Denison Churches and Block of Warehouses
A Friday night blaze in Denison Texas threatened the Baptist and Presbyterian churches and parsonages, destroyed a $3,500 house owned by Postmaster J. T. Carey, and burned a quarter block of warehouses behind the Opera House. The fire, possibly started by a gasoline explosion, spread to nearby roofs but was checked when the wind died down. volunteers helped save the churches and other structures.
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Denison
J. T. Carey
New Hobo Menace Warns Authorities of Rising Band Activity
Philadelphia Ledger reports potential clashes as hobo bands drift from Missouri toward the west. Train crews and police face battles with some deaths and many injuries. Railroads tolerate free rides in empty cars while enforcing no passenger trains. Officials fear a winter surge and increasing drifter numbers, with newcomers ordered out of towns.
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Chard Spillane
Philadelphia Ledger
Missouri
Far West
Rallrue Mat
Municipal
State Officista Confesa
Fenlow
Two Killed At Des Moines Rail Crossing
Des Moines Iowa October report states Mrs. Harry Griffith and her four year old son died when a Northwestern fast mail struck their auto at a crossing near Ankeney. The husband survived and frantically tried to restart the stalled engine as the train struck.
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Des Moines
Harry Griffith
Ankeney
Northwestern Fast Mail
Griffith
Letter by Prince Charles at age 10 sold for 50000
A letter written by Prince Charles later King Charles I to his father James I sold for 50000. Dated when he was ten, the quaint note reads in archaic spelling asking for blessing and best regards, showing his early wit.
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Prince Charles
Charles I
England
James I
Roy
Yorke
Irish Peace Delegation Leaves Dublin for Downing Street Talks
The Irish delegation led by Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins departs Dublin with plenipotentiary powers for talks at Downing Street starting Tuesday. Officials include British premiers and ministers while 30,000 Irish supporters gather at Euston and along the route to the guests' quarters.
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London
Downing Street
Liuis George
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Birkenhead
Winston Churchill
Laming Worthington- Evans
Hamar Greenwood
Gordon Hewart
Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
R. C. Barton
FE. J. Duggan
Meath
Louth
G. Gavan Duffy
Rome
Dublin County
Fitzgerald, Childers
Fionan Lynch
Euston Terminal
Mail bags vanish in transit between Windsor and Detroit
Twenty six bags of mail disappeared Friday night between Windsor Ontario and Detroit. One bag reportedly held $200000 from the Windsor race track. American and Canadian postal inspectors are investigating the missing mail incident.
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Detroit
Oct
Windsor
Ont
Captain Refused to Rescue 3 Men on Hudson
Captain A B Randall of the United States mail liner Hudson was suspended after his ship passed within 200 feet of three drifting men and failed to rescue them. Wireless reports showed distress signals from Edward D Young Albert R Tuveri and William F Tuveri of Brooklyn though the captain claimed United States mail aboard prevented a stop.
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New York
A. B. Randall
United States Mail
Hudson
Randall
Edward D. Young
Albert R. Tuveri
William F. Tuveri
Brooklyn
United States Mall
British Delegates Named for Armament Talks
Melbourne reports Premier Hughes announced Arthur James Baldfour and Lord Lee will be British delegates to Washington for the armament conference. Australia will be represented by George Foster Pearce with six British representatives overall, including dominion members. The move is welcomed in Australia.
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Melbourne
Lloyd George
Geddes
Washington
Hughes
Australia
House of Representatives
Arthur James Baldfour
Lord Lee
George Foster Pearce
Isles
Oil Prices Rise Again in Pittsburgh Market
In Pittsburgh the principal crude oil grades advance 25 cents a barrel marking the second rise this week in the market. Separately a Russian hunger report traces a vast hunger circle from Constantinople to Samara and Kazan amid mounting under nourishment concerns across major cities and regions.
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Pittsburgh
Bsamara
Russia
Constantinople
Moscow
Caspean Sea
Volga
Samara
Kagan
Tiflis
Baku
Astrakhan
Barakov
Cinderella Reversal Shocks Verona Heiress Hilda Shanks
Hilda Shanks 17 a Verona High valedictorian learns her father is Edward Marshall a Maryland farmer. She will move to the eastern shore to help on the farm after life as a favored child of Louis Shanks and his wife. She recalls past hardships and resolve amid upheaval.
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Montclair
Maryland
Hilda Shanks
Alexa Stirling Defends National Championship Title
Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta battles Miss Marion Hollins of New York in a 36 hole final for the national women's golf championship at the Hollywood Golf Club Deal N J Stirling seeks a fourth title while Hollins aims to halt her streak both have dominated recent meetings with multiple wins in this title rivalry Hollins recent semifinal victory over Elaine Rosenthal and Stirling's win over Vanderbeck highlight the tight championship race
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Hollywood Golf Club
Deal
N. J
Marion Hollins
New York
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Hollywoal Golf Club
Mixa Stirling
Mia
Clarence Vaniderbeck
Philadelphia
Miss Hollins
Elaine Rosenthal
Chicago
Miss Stirling
Vanderbeck
Miss Sirling
America
United States
Misa Ceail Leitch
Miss Rosenthal
Belmont Spring Club
Boston
Shawnee
Cleveland
Mother of Ireland’s leader lives in Rochester home
Mrs. Charles E. Wheelwright of Rochester New York mother of Eamon de Valera Ireland’s first citizen. She resides in a modest Rochester house and welcomed her son during his American visits.
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Charles E. Wheelwright
Rochester
N. Y
Esmona de Valera
Ireland
Wheelwright
America
Moscow opera section opens amid revolution riches
A Chicago Daily News cable reports the Moscow opera section has opened and boasts a real embarrassment of riches for a country in revolution. The note highlights abundant performances and new productions shaping cultural life during turmoil.
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Moscow Opera
Chicago Daily News
German officers barred from funeral stir monarchist protest
President Ebert bans former army officers from attending a comrade's funeral provoking monarchist opposition. Officers claim many cannot afford civilian attire. The War Department warns of destructive measures against pests like the boll weevil and rodents threatening agriculture and cities.
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Ebert
Chemical Warfare Service
War Department
The Cloud Poem Fragments From a Dying Wish
A fragmented verse discusses rent, taxes, and possessions before death. The speaker references house, lot, car, clothing, food, and utilities as burdens, with mentions of Walter and basic living costs as part of a somber reflection.
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Walter
Third Time Wed 70 Same Woman in Bigamy Case
Alfred F. Meyer 21 of College View and Ruth A. Overton 19 of Lincoln wed for the third time in six months to satisfy the law. District Judge W M Morning cites Meyer to show cause why he should not be cited for contempt of court for failing to pay alimony to Katherine Meyer, the first wife who obtained a divorce March 30. The marriages occurred in Council Bluffs last May and in Omaha, the latter after a prior divorce decree became effective. Meyer was jailed and released before a third ceremony Monday with the same woman.
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Lincoln, Neb
Alfred F. Meyer
College View
Ruth A. Overton
Lincoln
Katherine Meyer
W. M. Morning
Meyer
Ruth Overton
Council Bluffs
Ruth
Omaha
Sheriff Prevents Move of Nebraska School House
Chadron Nebraska October 7 Sheriff Canfield issued a temporary injunction to stop relocating a school house in the new consolidated district north of Whitney. Two men were found sleeping at 2 am as the building was raised and prepared for removal. The court action will proceed before District Judge Westover.
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Chadron
Neb
Beling
Sheriff Canfield
Whitney
Westover
Survey Begins On Nebraska Irrigation Project
Lexington Neb Oct 7 F H Smith government engineer from Broadmead Mont and Agucust Weiss manager of the North Piette Irrigation association have arrived to survey the project. They will work on the survey which is expected to be completed in days and described the venture as a wonderful project.
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Lexington
Neb
F. H. Smith
Broadmead
Mont
Agucust Weiss
North Piette Irrigation Association
Hungarian Finance Secretary to Lecture in United States
Rolause Hegedus, Hungary’s finance secretary who resigned over currency collapse, will visit America to lecture on European finances at Columbia University. The Megali Hellas Greek liner returned to New York Harbor with steerage immigrants, racing rivals to land its quota before the September deadline. critics urge talks with its owners to fix immigration law evils.
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Rolause Hegedus
Hegedus
America
Columbia University
Megali Hellas
New York
New York Bay
Chicago building trades end walkout over wage awards
The Chicago building trades council exposed the hoisting engineers union for resisting the Landis wage awards. Other trades will resume work on about 60 million dollars of construction, signaling a return to reasonable terms and urging other unions to follow.
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Chicago Building Trades Council
Landis
Chicago Building Trades
Former Judge McGannon Convicted of Contempt in Ohio
In Cleveland on October 6 former judge William H McGannon was found guilty of contempt by Judge Day of Canta McQannon was accused of inducing star witness Mary Noely to alter her testimony in the murder trial of Harold Kagey A jury convicted him and the judge withheld sentencing pending a motion for a new trial.
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Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Giants Rout Yankees In World Series Game Five
New York reports Babe Ruth may miss Saturday’s fourth game after being pulled in the eighth inning with a sore arm. Dr. George D Stewart lanced the swelling at 6 pm and Ruth’s wife said he hopes to return if allowed by medical orders, but he must stay in bed.
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New York
Babe” Ruth
Swat
Cleveland
George David Stewart
Ruth
Stewart
Dinty Maher Slugs a Yank Fan After Giants Hit Record World Series Inning
The 1921 World Series game at the Polo Grounds saw Ross Young hit a seventh inning triple and a later double as the Giants crushed the Yankees 13 to 5. A fan named Perkins was slugged by Dinty Maher in left field after the crowd roared at Young’s big hit.
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Damon Runyyon
Universal Service
the Tribune
Polo Grounds
New York
Dinty" Maher
Eighth Avenue
Ross Young
Dinty
Yank
Perkins
Young
Yankee
Giants
Japan War Talk Dismissed by Gen. Wood
Major General Leonard Wood, in Tokio, dismissed talk of trouble between Japan and the United States as nonsense. He spoke at a gathering and was presented with a formal address by the Japanese government through the Order of the Rising Sun.
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United Press
Tokio
Japan
United States
Leonard Wood
Schwab Urges Price Slump as Quick Cure for Woes
In Altoona on Oct 5 Charles M Schwab told the Chamber of Commerce that the nation faces a natural downturn following excess. He urged wages to fall and warned merchants he cannot expect workers to accept cuts while basic necessities remain unaffordable.
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Altoona
Charles M Behwab
Chamber of Commerce
America
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