Man Linked to Salvatyon Armee Spy Case in Montana
In a Montana case, Merrie was alleged to pose as a Salvation Army worker and the report details a series of investigations and a court appearance. The man connected to the matter, age unknown, faced questioning and evidence was presented regarding threats and supposed acts tied to a broader menace to society. The proceedings touched on marriage status and potential divorce actions, with sentencing considerations noted.
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Sheriff Recovers Sleepy Stranger After Railroad Tragedy
West Salem reports a dead man on Milwaukee tracks about a mile west of town. A stranger, described as a foreigner from Chicago to Minneapolis, was found sleeping along the rails, leading to a mistaken belief of death. sheriff and officers questioned witnesses and followed a walking suspect two miles from the scene.
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la Grosse
Joh Wrickson
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Chcigo
Minneapolis
Severe wind storms sweep across south causing deaths
Tornadoes strike Oklahoma and Texas in early Saturday storms killing at least eight and injuring many. Reports from Dallas Ballinger and Fort Worth describe wrecked homes, collapsed buildings, and widespread property damage as the toll rises with search efforts ongoing. Names and exact figures vary as officials assess the extent of destruction.
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Moon Party Tragedy Rocks Racine Antigo Area
Two men were shot to death during a moonshine gathering on a station platform near Lisse in Racine Antigo Wisconsin. One suspect, Tom Brisenbers, surrendered and is identified as the alleged slayer. Matthew Brooks is named as one victim. the second man’s identity is unrevealed. Sheriff stated one shooting occurred amid the conflict, with a knife involved before deputies arrived.
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Tom Brisenbers
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Public meetings barred in Dublin district
Commandant General Pickington of the Irish Republican Army in the third division, acting under the executive, prohibits all public meetings in the area. The move, claimed as protecting citizens, targets anti treaty gatherings and Arthur Griffiths pre treaty plans set for April 16 in Slize Sunday.
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Irish Republican Army
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Print shop ordered closed for an inventory
Washington dispatch reports the bureau of engraving and printing shutting its large plant for an indefinite period after a presidential order and a conference with treasury officials. About 6,000 workers would be affected as the facility undergoes inventory and repairs, with reorganization cited as a目的 for the closing.
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Blizzard Stirs Canada From Red Deer To Saskatchewan
April blizzard rages across Alberta and into Saskatchewan hitting Red Deer and boundaries near Swift Current. The storm floods plains, shadows towns, and disrupts travel from Calgary toward the U S border and beyond into British Columbia.
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Reduction in East Territory freight rates approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled a Tariff Bureau change lowering class rates from La Crosse to Trunkline Territory, covering north of the Potomac to seaboard east of Buffalo and Pittsburg. Through rates to New York would drop about 12 to 28.5 cents per 100 pounds, with broader savings to many goods. The decision, effective June 1, 1922, reduces La Crosse’s rate disadvantage and breaks an old tariff structure.
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Day Pleads Unwritten Law In Beck Shooting Trial
Oklahoma coroner's jury hears Day's self defense claim after the killing of Lieut. Col. Tani Ward Beck. His attorney and wife testify to alleged assault on Day's wife in the drawing room during a late night party, with Day asserting the revolver was used to defend his life.
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Arbuckle Case to Jury by Midweek
San Francisco jury trial expected to hear rebuttal testimony from the prosecution on the death of Virginia Rappe. Roscoe Arbuckle faces a madn aldashier charge as the state's case continues in progress and adjournment looms for the week.
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San Francisco
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City Disposes Of Eight Houses Near New High School
The city has sold eight houses on the jot for 6471 to be used for playgrounds between Avon and Liberty Login and Silk streets on the north side. The city now owns the square block except three lots. Bids were received on the houses and the contract requires removal by July.
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Liberty
Login
Silk
Ww. J. Friesity
Navy Radio Stations Closed to Public Except Music
Secretary Denby announced Saturday that naval radio stations are closed to public use for speeches and non official communications, allowing only musical programs to be picked up by radio. The policy targets broadcasts from other voices and restricts civilian access to naval airwaves.
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Washington
Denby J
Radio Lelephone
Champagne stolen from Loeffler residence by burglars
Two New Yorkers die in a plane crash in France. The Loefffer home at 1803 Main Street had twelve bottles of champagne worth about 600 dollars stolen through a basement window. Police suspect juvenile involvement.
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Woman found not guilty by a woman jury in Vernon County
The Vernon County court in Ma Mahoney presiding acquitted Mrs Clarice Hastings in a case charged by her husband with abusive language. The first Vernon County trial with a woman jury, two thirds of the panel being female, drew wide interest along the Mississippi shore. Fred B Hartwell represented Hastings. Also reported is the death of William J Shannon at Tomara with a nine year illness.
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Mahoney
Jdudse i C. Higbee
Circuit Court
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Ag Aumiines
Clarice Hastings
Dennis Hastings
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Bueway
Bpen
Victory
Griffin
Torr
Fred B
Verna County
Mississippi
Petwran
Seven Arraigned in Police Court Auto Violations
Seven auto drivers appeared in police court Saturday morning on auto violation charges. Individuals listed include Roberts, Malik, Wilkinson, Voight, My Rehmood, Kadiz, Chame, Medinger, Swarthour, and others who paid fines from 3.50 to 4.00 for parking with lights off and tail light violations.
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Duck Roberts
L. Malik
A. Wilkinson
Hop. Voight J. My Rehmood
August Kadiz
Wil Chameperlain
John Medinger
PF. If. Swarthour
Eridar
Mrs Kleeber Celebrates 87th Birthday in Reedsburg
Mrs L Kleeber of Reedsburg marks her 87th birthday at home on Sunday. A party hosted by Baptist women is planned for the guest of honor Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Kleeber will travel to Reidsburg Friday and Saturday afternoon.
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Reedsburg
Leonard Kleeber
Circuit Court
Real estate man dead in Wisconsin lease dispute sale fade
Cinfirm realty firm owner and namesake perished Friday after a disputed sale of a local operation. The death leaves the local property business without its well known operator and head of the Mant group.
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Pridas
STANDARD OFFICIAL DEAD IN SAN ANTONIO HOSPITAL
Martin Carer vice president of a Standard Qa company died Saturday at local hospital.
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Augustin Pla
Martin Carer
Standard Qa
Wisconsin to cut freight rates on coal and coke
The Wisconsin Railroad Commission ordered lower freight charges for soft and hard coal and coke shipped to interior Wisconsin towns. Rates are based on distance from port cities Milwaukee Sheboygan Manitowoc Green Bay and lake ports on Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. Abandonment of interior stowpin plan expands grouping, with reductions ranging from a few to about 25 percent in many areas.
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Pullroad Commission
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Iaeahith
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City of Chicago Wins Fight Over Six Cent Fares
Chicago wins a dispute before the Trailineins commerce commission over eight cent street car fares. The decision lowers the fare to six cents beginning May 1 with no extra charge for transfers.
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Tilineis Commerce Commission
Maturdy
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