Church admits D pals helped in murder details emerge
A church member confessed involvement in a triple murder plot. He and accomplices waited in a basement before taking Daugherty and another victim at gunpoint. Confessions allege plans to sell a car, divide profits, and dispose of bodies in a basement and river.
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D Pals
Daugherty
Point Ot
MCA
AL Astin
Quiamohihy
Saiestuen
Harvey OW. Chartel
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Animas
Fraternity Meets Chicago in Historic West Visit
An obscure fragmentary report describes a fraternity's meeting with Chicago figures during a West Visit. Names like Charles Pr Tal and Mae Weagh appear in garbled form, suggesting a correspondence or event at a campus or civic gathering. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
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Fraternity
Chicago
Charles Pr Tal
Cinemath
Nklin Mae Weagh
Serretar
Sury
West
Polish Girl Takes Sister's Place Refuses Admittance
Stefania Watrohske of Westport Connecticut posed as her younger sister Karolina to enter the United States after Poland’s September quota filled. She traveled in 1949 style disguise, swapped passes, and was detained by federal immigration officials in New York Harbor, where she faced charges for attempting to enter as another person. Karolina reportedly kept in Poland. Stefania resisted revealing her true motives and insisted she would return to Poland if not allowed entry.
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York
Stefania Watrohske
Westport
Conn
Wight
Poland
Stefania
Karolina
Bilis Island
New York
Karoline
May Order Release And Deportation Of Radical Prisoners
Washington officials considered commuting sentences for several foreign born prisoners linked to wartime offenses. If not pardoned, their terms could expire on surrender to another country. Deportation may resolve broader questions about their ultimate government treatment.
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Tesia
Tussimi
Rey
Madison Moonshine Arrest Report From Police
A garbled report from Madison Wisconsin references arrests and police actions involving two officers on a Tuesday night. It mentions Al Kurta and accusations of mistreatment during an incident at a location described as a paint shop or similar site.
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Madison Police
Madison
Wis
T. G
Lrawis
California oil workers strike disrupts San Joaquin fields
California oil workers in the San Joaquin Valley went on strike at Lovidiileht with operators perused. Re H. Brazen, vice president of the California district council of the oil workers, announced the action. The strike excludes workers from certain firms as no recognition of the union exists and a memorandum of harms was signed with Shell and related firms.
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Ranaasfield
Cat
Lisht
San ‘Joaquin Valley
California
Lae Ytion
Shell Company
Meen
Harms
Tie Weien
Student offers services to fund college course
A student at the University of Trials in Tursdlay offered to sell his services for money to cover a year of study at 32.300. The bidder said he would provide his services in exchange for funds to continue his education.
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Catrago ThesSrit Garriston
By University of Trials
Tursdlay
Big Day at Wintersnite Fair Draws Whole Town
Townwide preparations for the Wintersnite fair’s big day include a parade, free admission, and a lively street program. Chairman Harry Willitans expects strong turnout across the city and county, with merchants and officials joining in. Details on parade formation and entry costs promise to be announced soon.
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Harry Willitans
de Besa
Willinoy Ihaens
Sal
Cosmone
No Exemption for First Woman Juror Drawn in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin jury pool drew the first woman juror in Kenosha as potential service. Twelve women were pulled for service in the state court. Many stated exemptions were granted to the jurors, while others faced scrutiny over eligibility amid a broader election context. Also noted: a Madison report on a new board for the blind and a congressman’s death in Arkansas.
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Wisconsin
Kenosita
Wis
Olu
Abe
Kenosha
Konoha
Jory
Iagsia
Madison
Blaine
Maud
Coope Tanesville
G. 1
Hogue
Milwakee
Krank G. Slade
Milwaukee
Hooper
U 'Yfoaper
Qonsih
Scheel
Tomeie Samuel
Taylar
Arkansis
Candis Cancel Re hearing Wage Dispute
Labor unrest and employer actions continue as union workers fail to return to the job. Landis arbitration remains in flux with employers poised to replace striking workers with non union labor, while progress stalls on wage award implementation and re hearing dates.
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Candis
Ricagoh
Trion
Chicago
Tuden Lane Ais
Thomas S. Kearney
Chirsen Building Trades
Eee
Wil
Nffers
Huilding
Coantrar
Wittein
Baildera
Tne Yotel la Salle
Landis
Inder Landisita
Nearney
Ae Cis Ngn Building Trade Council
Toll of floods across Texas at least two hundred dead
Overnight reports from Central Texas flood areas show a rising death toll near 209 with many Mexicans among the victims. San Gabriel river lowlands and surrounding communities report the heaviest losses as waters recede, including numerous drownings in Thorndale Laneport Elm Grove and Taylor areas.
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Gentral
Texas
Colorado
Brazos
San Gabriel
San Gabriel River
Morahan
San Antonio
Thorndale
Laneport
Elm Grove
Leadville
Lawrencevilla
Belwern
Tyne Tinn
Brazos Bottoms
Georgetown
He Cabh
Air Service Sets Old Warship As Target Vessel
An air service will use an old battleship as a target near Chesapeake Bay for bombing tests. The event, planned under war conditions, will employ depth charges gas incendiaries and demolition bombs to study effects on the ship and crew with dummy anti aircraft and searchlight units aboard.
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AIR Service
Washington
Alabama
Arity Air Sarvier
Tangier Island
Newsboy Victim of Attack on Boston Common
Armand T. Gandreau a former University of Maine student who sold papers on Boston streets after quitting school is recovering at his parents’ home in Lewiston. He says he was assaulted on Boston Common four days after entering a central hospital in Boston where he regained consciousness. He was robbed of money and had a head wound, and his belongings were missing.
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Clarence Wilder
Parks
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Chippte
Wikder
Lewiston
Armand T. Gandrau
Boston
Boston Common
Hic University of Maine
Elis
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Gandreau Krys
Haring
Simek
Verse found guilty of speeding fined 12.50
Tolin Verse faced a speeding charge before Pollet Austiin GC W Hust. He pleaded not guilty but was found guilty in city hall, Monday afternoon and fined 12.50. Witness Mocorercle Ralieeman Pitzpatrick testified Verse was traveling at 30 miles per hour. Verse argued his speedometer showed 14 miles per hour but a garage paper later showed the device faulty.
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Tolin Verse
Pollet Austiin GC. W. Hust
Trim
City Hall
Mocorercle Ralieeman Pitzpatrick
Verse
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Street Safety for School Children
Ta st Chamber of Commerce urges Ta city officials to install prominent warning signs and speed checks on State Street near Eighth and Slate streets to protect children crossing. Board also appoints a committee to coordinate with police, discuss traffic hazards, and endorse safety measures at the September meeting.
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Board of Sehant Commissioners
State Street
la Crosse
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Che
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Mark Ti Byers
Miss Tielen Dyson
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Post Office
Cuba
Thar Derirt
Washington
Talerselle
Cammeentin
Girly Ib Gatoher
Morehstats Bureau
Women vote to decide New York primary outcome
New York voters, led by women in their first major participation, shape a four-way Republican primary battle as candidates La Guardia, Hylan, Haskell, and Bennet contend for party backing. Laguardia plans to film any disorder at polling places amid reports of out of state movers and large turnout.
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New York
Ina Mays
Dohai
Hylan
Renwhit Jean
Formalion
Henry J., Cuerin
Borough of
Manhattan
BH. Jaguardin
Board of Aldermen
R. T., Haket
Brooklyn
Willing M. Bennett
Gorman
Hag
Repute
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Attac
Republican
Miler
Dye
S 'Lrade
Iudge Haskell
Bennestand
Laguardia
New Jersey
Perjury Charges Shadow Arbuckle Grand Jury
Key witnesses face perjury accusations as Francisco Brady warns of undue influence. Grand jury defers indictment after five hours of deliberation amid evidence about Miss Virginia Rappe’s death and Fatty Arbuckle’s arrest. Zev Provost allegedly altered testimony. other witnesses investigated.
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Francisco
Wehr
Virginia Hanne
Rescot
Fatty) Arbuckle
Disson
Tennis Statement
Brady
Mise Zev Provost
Zev Pyveon
Grand Jury
District Attorney’s Office
Miss Rane
Hey Arbuckle
Yeas
Ron
Miss Rappe
Pyrron
Matheson
Lomney
Milton Uren
George Yutfy
Agin
Arbuckle
Sient
Derelict Heiress Found Dead With Hidden Fortune
A derelict woman in Chicago died Monday and was found with $109000 in stock hidden in her room. For years she begged from wealthy locals near her home and aided the poor through unrecorded philanthropy. Her identity remains unknown.
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