Mystery of Frank Fox Murder Case Solved at Greeneville
A Knoxville report cites Capt Walter and the International Intelligence Bureau as three men pursue a near-solution to the 191?. Greeneville death of Dr. Frank Fox. Found dead in an automobile with a bullet wound, detectives later concluded Fox was murdered, not self-inflicted.
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Knoxville
Hall- Mills
New
Brunswick
W.H. Walter
International Intelligence ‘Bureau
Frank. Fox
Greeneville
Fox
Bureau
Tenant Owners Build Their Own Apartment
The Associated Press reports a Northwestern University led cooperative tenement project in Evanston Illinois with twelve apartments. Tenant stockholders supervise free of overhead costs and pay operating costs plus interest over about 15 years. The $100000 building features family style layouts and liberal yard space with staff members and alumni involved.
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Evanston
C. E. Tharaldsen
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Monk Predicts End of World in Mixcoac Mexico City
Anxiety grips Mixcoac residents near Mexico City after Carmelite monk Father Genaro Rivera declares that the world will end on December 12, 1954. He anchors his prediction in complex astronomical observations and interpretations.
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Mexico City
Mixcoac
Genaro Rivera
All Murderers Are Arrested in Tokio
AP reports Tokyo metropolitan police note 104 murders in the first ten months of 1922 with every case resulting in arrest, compared to 108 in the same period of 1921. Burglaries 139 versus 177. thefts 21 199 versus 22 425. fraud 13 149 versus 24 905. usurpation 8 091 versus 8 989. A key feature says crimes were more by intelligent people than by the illiterate.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Metropolitan Police
Will Foresee Earthquakes Through Safer Locations And Construction
The Carnegie Institution of Washington says humans cannot stop earthquakes but may lessen their impact by choosing safer city sites and using proper construction methods. Quakes have persisted since Earth's crust formed, yet studies aim to reduce damage through better design and planning for future structures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Globe
Financiers purchase United States transport Logan for floating school
Asa G. Chandler Jr leads a group of financiers in buying the United States transport Logan to remodel it as a floating school. Fifty schools will cooperate to select students for a world tour under school authority direction to broaden education scope.
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Asa G. Chandler, Jr
United States
Logan
British Farm Hands Wanted in Colony
London reports that Australia seeks immigrant labor more eagerly than America. The colony offers work for farm hands, signaling a push to attract settlers.
Friendly U S and Japan relations praised by Ishii
Viscount Ishii the Japanese ambassador to France said there is not a cloud on the horizon maring United States and Japan relations as he travels home for a three month leave. He cited the Washington conference as resolving Chinese issues and predicted a long period of peace and prosperity for both nations.
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Shanghai
United States
Japan
Viscount Ishii
France
Washington
America
Music sparks Hindu Muslim riots in Tiptur India
Friction between Hindu and Muslim communities in Tiptur Mysore province led to serious disturbances with numerous assaults and shop closures. Special forces were deployed to control the situation as differences over musical processions at religious sites surfaced.
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Associated Press
Bangalore
India
Tiptur
Mysore
Greek Reservists to Be Held in Readiness
The Greek minister at Berne notified Greek subjects of the 1923 class to hold themselves in readiness for a call to the colors. He said no exemptions would be allowed.
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Ieneva
Switzerland
Associated: ‘Press
Berne
Internal Revenue reverses ruling on Wilson Foundation gifts
The Bureau of Internal Revenue reversed its earlier decision and ruled that contributions to the Woodrow Wilson Foundation made after December 26, 1922, are not taxable under income tax laws.
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Internal Bureau
Wilson
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Memphis Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved
The Memphis case involves Ruth McElwain Tucker formerly of Bowling Green Kentucky and Duncan Waller of Mayfield Kentucky found dead in a robbery and assault scenario. Authorities note possible jealousy as a motive with Waller seen with money hours before and Tucker’s clothing disarranged at discovery while relatives report no known enemies for Waller.
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Memphis
Ruth McElwain Tucker
Bowling Green
Duncan Waller
Mayfield
Waller
Battle results in two killed two injured in Corbin Kentucky
In Corbin Kentucky two Louisville and Nashville railroad employees and a special policeman were killed and two others wounded in an early morning battle at the railroad yards. J. C. Barker died on an operating table after a abdomen wound. George Yaden from London Kentucky was instantly killed. Jeff Barker and Day were wounded but not seriously. The shooting occurred on the way home from night duty and appeared unrelated to the railroad strike.
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Corbin
Louisville & Nashville’ Railroad
J. C. Barker
George Yaden
London
Jeff Barker
Day
Louisville & Nashville
Alatus Ahs TD
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Intelligence Bureau
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Australia
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