Fatal head-on crash kills one near Newburn's Corners
In a two-car collision two miles east of Newburn's Corners a Ford and another vehicle collided at a culvert causing one driver to die and a passenger to suffer a fractured shoulder. The other occupants escaped serious injury. The crash occurred around two hours after dark on Sunday as both cars approached the culvert with headlights blazing.
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St. Pornols Hospital
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Newbure's
Saner
St. Francia Hospital
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Soper
Jacob Zander
Livate
Ford
Newburn
Carl
Ics
Roper
Lecompatiord
Ty le Dryer
Hota
First frost of season reported in Nebraska
The first frost of the season was reported in the Smyriids area near G'Nzill Neb on Monday night. No damage occurred. The lowest official temperature for the night was 40 degrees.
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of & Somson
G'Nzill
Orts
Dive accident leaves Racine youth with severe injuries
In Racine Wisconsin Kari Tulinson age 24 a diver suffered a broken neck after diving into the river while bathing. Hospital reports indicate serious injuries with an uncertain chance of recovery.
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Aba Hospital
Ultimatum by Britain would mean war not peace says De Valera
Eamon de Valera, Irish Republican Leader, told the press that if the British issue an ultimatum to Sinn Fein no pretense could hide that it is force and would mean war not peace. London views hinted a cabinet meeting in Inverness to discuss his reply and the offer of dominion status as a basis to solve the Irish problem.
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Two Auto Crashes Reported In City Sunday
Two automobile accidents occurred in the city Sunday evening. At Fourth and King streets Charles Leekmann and Brabant collided near an eastbound impact, causing extensive damage to both cars. Beekmann admitted fault for a King street hit earlier. A second crash near the west approach of the Mississippi River bridge involved Farry Immer driving while intoxicated, striking Williams Speirs’s car and injuring both drivers slightly. Speirs and wife assisted by a neighbor transported to residence. No settlements yet between parties.
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Grace Lusk Denied Pardon for Murder Case in Wisconsin
Madison officials deny Grace Lusk of Waukesha a pardon as she plans to seek executive clemency. The teacher, serving a practor seat sentence for the 1917 murder of David Roberts, would appear before Governor Blaine in person on September 14. Lusk is said to be in delicate health due to prison confinement.
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Rough Seas Halt Harding's Atlantic City Visit
After lingering about 12 miles offshore over Labor Day weekend, President Harding and party including Secretary Hughes were unable to complete a planned two day stay in Atlantic City New Jersey. The rough seas forced the Mayflower guests to depart for Washington, disappointing thousands awaiting greetings.
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Fall of Angora Reported in Greek Advance
London dispatch from Smyrna Tuesday reports the fall of Angora, the Turkish nationalist capital, to Greek forces. Reuters dispatch notes the capture marks a major shift in the regional conflict.
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U S Sends New Mandates Note To the Allies
Washington United States officials announced a new mandates note to allied powers concerning rights in mandated territories. Dispatches were sent last week with replies completed within twenty four hours and publication of the document planned soon. The note reiterates U S support for a firm argument on governance of mandated territories.
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Gall Guardsmen to Fight Forest Fires in North Minnesota
Grath Minn White Pine lumber settlement eight miles north of there destroyed early Tuesday afternoon. Solana village four miles east evacuated as a sudden thirty mile wind drove fires north of her beyond control. State troops dispatched 100 men to areas near Adirondack and Mille Lacs counties to shore up efforts. Officials urged residents in danger zones to flee if needed while rangers and citizens pressed to contain the blazes with weather conditions hoped to ease by nightfall. No loss of life reported. crews said risks remained high across the affected region as authorities sought calm weather.
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Two Girls Shot by Men in Auto Feared Kidnapping
In Evanston a night incident left two young women shot by men in an automobile. Authorities planned arrests and said the women feared threats as they sought safety. Victims were taken to Evanston Hospital with non fatal injuries and expected to recover. Names reported include Miss Dow and Miss Mighty, among others.
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Thomson Given Fifteen Year Sentence For Hormel Speculations
Ransome J. Thomson was sentenced to a term not to exceed fifteen years in the state penitentiary Tugse day after pleading guilty to two counts of grand larceny for misappropriating 85 000 and 390 000 from his employer George A Hormel and Company packers of Austin Minnesota in a case involving Hormel.
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Observance Marks LaFayette and Marne Anniversary
Vernon VA reports commemorations on the LaFayette birthday and the Marne battle, with President Harding and Secretary Hughes sending messages praising American courage. Herrick and Pershing also laud Franco American unity, honoring the veterans who helped secure liberty and victory in World War I.
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Hunger Rages In Russian Town Amid Quiet Despair
A famine report depicts widespread starvation in a Volga region town with refugees crowding docks and stations. Descriptions focus on dying children, ruined villages, and relief efforts lagging behind Russian famine needs as American aid observers assess the situation.
Chemical warfare topic at U S chemists meeting
New York reports the American Chemical Society convention opening Tuesday with hundreds of British and Canadian chemists expected to join in Montreal style discussions. Attendees will address post war chemistry and dye industry issues, with resolutions planned as sessions run through September 10.
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W ‘Wiseu
Family of Seven Shot to Death in Minnesota Town
A family of seven the father Frank Riszowla mother and five children were found shot to death at their home in a Minnesota town. The bodies were discovered shortly after 1 pm Monday afternoon, with the investigation placing the killings between Sunday night and early Monday morning. Authorities note the father was a prominent local businessman.
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Probe accusing Chicago cleaners of price fixing emerges
An in depth probe of Chicago's cleaning and dying business is forecast after Russel Ponie, executive secretary of the city council, testified on alleged overcharges. The hearing cites affidavits suggesting cleaners plan to curb competition and raise prices.
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TMG
Train Bandit Escapes Federal Prison in Daring Breakout
A sensational escape from McNeil Island Federal Prison led to gunfire and deaths as inmate Gardner and two companions cut through a fence using wire cutters. Gardner, 84, previously linked to a mail theft and rail robbery spree, fled into nearby woods before guards recaptured others. one guard and an inmate were killed, and Gardner himself was wounded but escaped once more. Superintendent Votaw inspected the scene as Gardner’s long criminal history resurfaced.
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Family of Flying Squirrels Visit Courthouse Park
A local report notes a family of flying squirrels visiting Courthouse Park on Tuesday morning. Two mothers and five young squirrels were seen sunning on the Fourth Street side and then moving to the federal building lawn near the K C clubhouse, the first sightings in months.
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