Denver Mint Bandits Kill Guard in Looting S10 000 Reward Offered
Eighteen hours of search fail to reveal trace of Denver Mint bandit gang after a bank guard was shot and $200,000 in currency looted during a dramatic robbery at the Federal Reserve bank here. Officials, including Cole and Mina authorities, offer a federal reward for capture dead or alive as police question dozens of suspects and comb crime scenes for clues.
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Denver
Federal Reeurve
Trent
Reaver
Mina
Taines W. Helm
Castier
Kansas Cits Federal Reserve Heamks
Aes
ENVER
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Feneral
Perenne
Falieg
Sonia
Charles T. Lintor
Linton
Askeb
Willian Phaenae
Denek
Baudite
Lialow
Loeml
Bedtar
Mandineran
Gnards
Navy
Tugwreck on Lake Superior Claims Four Lives
A tugboat foundered off the coast of Lake Superior killing Captain Metherson and three other crew members. Survivors were en route to port when the vessel went aground amid a rocky shoreline.
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Superior
Lasker questions Capper on ship subsidy bill
Lasker challenges Capper on ship subsidy during Senate letters and a White House review. The exchange centers on warship reconditioning, government support for shipowners, and proposed policy shifts affecting port practices and private shipyards.
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Lasker
Capper
Herrin Mine Attack Survivor Testimony On Stand
A Herrin survivor testified about a deadly mine attack as five men faced murder charges. An auto wreck interrupted the hearing. the witness described gunfire and the miners’ attempts to flee. One man identified by name survived while others were unnamed. investigators pursued leads about who fired the shots.
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Lbs
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Salih
David
Che
Yide
Heares
Allegations Against Barber Retracted Today
A public retRaction statement reaffirms no basis for charges against barber Mark Barker and Apple News witnesses. The Wisconsin conservation commission faces slander implications as affidavits are scrutinized, with Nevin and Crawford figures cited.
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Chateman
Roberts
Offine
Mr Barher
Mir Nevin
Aedon
Phea
Mareh
Sehawab
Hos
Mi Barker
APE News
Weeentinas Lim
Mark Caliin
Whition
Pilsudski Emerges as Potential Polish Presidency Candidate
Fragmentary report notes Marshal Pilsudski, former chief of state, amid a political decree and rumored candidacy for the Polish presidency. Sparse details reference assassination lore and a veiled international response.
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Pilsudski
Ageros Aye
Marshal Filsudski
Chiek
Tle
Padiae
Tees Derir
Perlervinl
Ereneh
Normal team not discouraged after 7 losses in trip
Glen Brown of the La Crosse normal basketball squad says the team remains undaunted despite a two game skid on the trip. He defends the effort against Was bash 44 to 23, noting sturdy teamwork and persistent ball play under the cage, while criticizing the lone shots that carried the margin. The paper cites no injuries and notes an upcoming game with N. A. Gi. Tuesday as the squad keeps up morale.
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Glen Brown
la Crosse Normal
la Crosse Tribune and
Leaders Press
Maroon and Kay
Wasbash
Brown
la Crosse
Mobash
Wabash
Toar
N. A. Gi
Assassination of Poland’s First President Narutowicz
A report notes the assassination of Gabriel Narutowicz, who became Poland’s first president and was killed five days after taking office, marking a shocking political crisis in 1922.
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Gabriel Narutowicz
Republic of Poland
Wickersham Attacks U S Order Against Foreign Ships
In a Supreme Court challenge, Attorney General Wickersham argues that the U S prohibition and wartime act apply to coastal trade but restrict foreign vessels entering American waters. He contends the government cannot seize ships at sea and asserts the order remains within constitutional limits. The memorandum seeks reversal of lower court rulings and clarifies enforcement authority.
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Warendade
New York
Saarhee
Supreme Court
Cheuyge
Wek
Wickershain
Vandal
Wickershaw
Four Executed for Train Interference in Ireland
The government acted to prevent railway property destruction as seven men were executed for driving wrecks and railroad crimes. Captured November 1, they were hanged on a Saturday morning after being linked to republican activity, theft, rifles, and ammunition.
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Deurvia
Ane Libre
Hres Lalners
Ceming In
Witieh
Thhem
Ion
Drlin
Republican
Cain
Wiligan
Wubbereen
South Ireland
Gotham Theater Man Seeks Receivership in New York Allegation
A petition for receivership was filed by Gotham Theater Man, listing three creditors and a voluntary bankruptcy. The document claims viability issues and assets not specified in the filing. Community House Burns in Michigan details follow. Local authorities report the blaze caused significant damage to a civic building, with investigations underway into the cause and prior structure replacements.
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Gotham Theater Man
New York
Wau Anara
Mich
Nalin
Meeanaba
Lotot
Dax Rane
Kehemary PS
House Committee Advances Daugherty Hearing
The House Judiciary Committee resumed impeachment charges against General Daugherty, with Rep Woodruff guiding limits to evidence. He said the panel would focus on charges Keller cited, while noting no intent to hamper the Attorney General and acknowledging moves to limit outside evidence as discussed.
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Porth
Kabler
Minnesota
Woodruff Republican
Michigan
Pat Ithe
Wood- Tuff
Keller
Woodruff
Welstead
Welter
Dedinian
South Dakota
Geo
Delinson
Volstond
Priaos
Agricius
Apertiees
Department of Justice
Woodralt
Norely
Auto licenses delayed till Christmas in Wisconsin
Wisconsin motorists will receive automobile licenses after Christmas as the automobile division chief announced distribution of the Cardinal and White plates to about 440,000 drivers before the holiday season ends. About 100,000 plates were produced by prisoners at the Waupun penitentiary and several carloads were sent to the state distribution office.
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Wis
Alex Than
Secretary of State
Waupuo
Ief State
Wallace Reid Shows Slight Improvement in Hospital
Hollywood star Wallace Reid, admitted to a sanitarium after illness, shows slight progress according to doctors. Medical staff report steady recovery efforts and hope for continued improvement in coming days.
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Wallace Reid
Hollywood Sanitarium
Doctors Report
Wallace Reid On The Gain Today Doctors Report
Early Tuesday from the sanitarium in Los Angeles California Wallace Reid, the actor, is suffering a breakdown linked to abstinence from whiskey and marijuana. Doctor statements say his condition shows some improvement though his health remains fragile and a tenuous recovery is noted. A temperate focus on industry morals is cited as connected to his alleged decline amid a broad backlash on Reid’s conduct and public image.
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Las Aneles
Walther Tel
Reid
Sontsern Califernia
Ely Counell
Reveo
Tabit
Angeles
Ontra Mort
Sud
Urge Farmer-Labor Convention Plan 1924 Campaign
Delegates from the Farmer-Labor movement attending a Cleveland recruiting conference urge the party's national committee to define future relations with free conference and to form a bedrock convention. The group seeks independent political action and questions the party's constitutional beliefs and strategy for advancing the cause.
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Chicamg
Farner Labor Pathy
Recrut
Progressive
Cleveland
Nnt
Barly i
G. GO
Pagsdhny
le von Tereger Oakevelamd
Dévekimt
Mr. Browne
Brown
Mystery of Trapped Finnish Trappers Cleared Up
Finnish trapper Vietar Jokt and Lowes Siemon disappeared in October. The bodies were found about 30 miles from the railway near the Stentresh River, weighted with bank ers. Trappers Kalli Maki and Uroe O enan testified at the in quest that Makio and Ojon heard titoki and Niemi were trapping at their time and investigated.
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Marie
Vietar
Makio
Ojon
Titoki
Niemi
Complete Pact for Peace The Near East
The Near East conference seeks a complete draft peace treaty to be shown to the Turks on Saturday while Straits talks adjourn to Wednesday. Turkish delegates show conciliation, but Soviet envoy is antagonistic. US delegates silent on Wheeler proposals amid demilitarization dispute and debates over straits and naval access.
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Stranne
Associater Press
Rear East
Durks
Snow and Warm Weather Seen for Middle West
Chicago reports its coldest spell of the year with readings near 11 below zero. Tuesday forecast brings snow sleet or rain to the middle states while the lower lake region is expected to clear with fair weather on Wednesday.
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Lower Lakes
Middle States
Lower Lake Region
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