Gridiron Club Skit Celebrates Campaign Tease in Washington
Washington April 24 The Gridiron Club staged an annual spoof with three hundred guests from public life. President Harding escorted by James P. Hornaday led the procession to a banquet hall. Skits lampooned George Harvey the coal strike and the looming political campaign with parodies and letters from notable figures.
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Washington
Prostiont Harding
Cooldige
Cabinct
Gillitte
Congress
Dplomatic Corps
Lowspaipess
Harding
James P. Hornaday
Indiana
Cmlis News
Landis
George Harvey
Great Britain
Hornaday
George
Rip van Winkle
Han
Senate
Republican Party
Gridiron Club
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Glenn Voliya
Alexander Dowle
Charlie Chaplin
Henry Foot
Elmer Dover
the Treasury
Adriiia Stevenson
Pather
Adame
Hull
Elu
Aquash Center
Masked raid in Inglewood leaves one dead two wounded
Inglewood suburb precincts report a masked mob of about 250 raided the home of Mathiay and Fidel Eldunyen suspecting bottling. One deaf man killed, another fatally wounded, two others hurt as county officials vow a fullest investigation and inquest. Authorities blame organized mob activity with possible Ku Klux Klan involvement denied by attorney W8 Coburn.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Inglewood
Mathiay
Fidel Eldunyen
Radio Gives Full Church Service in Oakland
The Rock Bridge radio station broadcast the complete church service including sermon choir music and offertory to an audience about fifty thousand. The event, likely the first full service aired by the station, was conducted from the Methodist church music room with a three-voice male ensemble.
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Prema
Oakland
Calif
Rock Bridge
Mit
Methodist Church
France vows to force Germany to pay reparations
Premier Painentre told the general council that France will act alone to enforce the Ver nailes treaty if Germany defaults on reparations. He warned that if the French delegation cannot proceed under agreed terms, Prince would regret withdrawing from participation in the conference.
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Associated Press
Bar LE Duc
France
Pena
Necossary
Vernailes
Premier Painentre
General Council
Department of the Mouse
Bar LE
Judge Denies Hill Petition In Million Dollar Estate
Probate Judge Wheeler denied petitions by Mrs. James J. Hill heirs to appoint Northweeters Trust Company or Louis W. Hill as administrator of the twelve million dollar estate. Courtroom scenes featured song parodies and remarks as locals discussed the case amid a busy day.
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Associated Press
Paul
Mian
James J. Hill
Northweeters Trust Company
Louis W. Hill
Wheeler
Woman judge calls for world law to outlaw war at convention
Judge Florence Atea of Cleveland urged a world law banning war and its punishment at a Young Women's Christian Association gathering in Hot Springs. She argued national and international disputes require a legal framework and that women must push for abolition of war as a matter of justice and public duty.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Florence EB
Atea
Cleveland
Youg Women’ Christian Association
America
Allen
Common Pleas Court
United States
Jwige Athen
Statis
Storage Battery Not Necessary in Radio Set
The Bureau of Standards reports the elimination of storage batteries in home made radio receivers as feasible, noting the reduced cost and simplicity. The development arises from advances in generating sufficient output without the storage unit.
Mary Garden May Launch Concert Tour
Chicago April 24 Mary Garden, after resigning as general director of the Chicago Opera Association, was expected to depart for New York for talks with her concert manager who allegedly offered $250 000 for a concert tour next season. The year under her management is described as the company’s greatest in grand opera history.
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Asociated Press
Chicago
Mary Garden
The
Chi Opera Association
New York
Grand Opera
Charges Made Against Judge Orr in Naturalization Case
The Howe Labor Committee heard claims that Federal Judge Orr in Pittsburg refused naturalization papers to alien miners who joined the national coal strike. John Lutranick, an interpreter for the United Mine Workers of America, presented the testimony at the Pittsburg hearing.
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Washington
Felarnl
Orr
Pittsburg
Howe Labor Committee
John Lutrancik
Uultal Mine Workers of America
Local Visitors and Residents Court Busy Weekend
Bert Meyers and Frank Koehler of Sweetwater stopped in the city while Grant Harvey of Riverton handles county affairs for several days. J T Luey drove from Dubois to Baader renewing acquaintances. George Dobler of Riverton and Dr J P Reploglets with a serious ailment were noted as visitors along with Mr and Mrs Charley Miers Ethels at the Noble.
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Bert Meyers
Frank Koehler
Grant Harvey
Riverton
J.T. Luey
Baader
Dubois
Mrs
Charley Miers Ethels
Notice in District Court Wyoming Judgment Attachment
Monroe Slattery files a petition against Leon Loizeaux a non resident of Wyoming for $4 400 19 with 8 interest from August 1 1921 in a Colorado judgment. An order of attachment has issued against real estate in Montana County Wyoming. Answer by June 3 1928 or default judgment will be entered.
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Leon
Loizeaux
Wyoming
Crook
Logan County
Colorado
District Court
Seano Judicial Tietriet
Deny
Tomwit
Enid
Bergdoll Property Ruling in Ipvecia Court
Judge in the Ipvecia Court of the District of Columbia rules that the alien property claim cannot force surrender of Grover Bergdoll’s property valued at 750 000 if the government proves Bergdoll is a desertion convict and now a fugitive from justice.
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Ed Prewa
Wasuixeros
Tugtlee Bailey
Ipvecia Court
District of Columbia
Critolinn
Grover Bergdoll
Berghdoll
Justies
Bergdoll 10 Stay in Leavenworth
Supreme Court denies Erwin Bergdoll's habeas corpus plea while he serves four years in Leavenworth for draft evasion during the war. He claims wartime tribunals violated rights. Bergdoll is brother of Grover Bergdoll, and the case centers on conscription penalties and wartime legal action.
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Associated Frees
Wasilington
D. C
Supreme Court
Erwin B. Bergloll
Philadelphia
Erwin
Grover
Leavenworth
Murder Trial Up Today in Brooklyn Case
The murder trial of Lillian Kaizen for killing Dr. Abraham Glickstein in Brooklyn is postponed pending a report from a commision examining fer sunity. The case follows the trial of nurse Mary Olivia Prone and mirrors a tale of betrayal and a triangle of jealousy.
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Associated Press
New York
Lilliiin Kaizen
Abraham Glickstein
Brooklyn
Browk
Alrewly
Mge
Lillian Rabeau
Hinoklyn
Dow
Micy Olivia Prone
Joy Filler
Kinkaad
Tiut
Ofincinnath
Entertained Girls at Beaton Home in Cecendo Street
The event hosted by the Post Graduate and Normal Training iris of the Vocational high featured a Saturday evening of varied entertainment. Attendees included Mie Misen Chex Eva Benton Denthlew and others, with performances and songs noted, amid a social gathering at the Beaton residence.
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Beaton
Cetendo Street
Phewn
Mie Misen Chex
Eva
Denthlew Benton
Coolidge
Poy Mitchell
Melenile
Cyphert
Minos
Nora Jane Gotta
Aduuin
Thal Jangee
Guschosky
Aml Tuntan
Brotherhood of Trainmen to Convene in Toronto May Ninth
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, largest railway union, will open its third triennial convention in Toronto on May 9. With 180000 members and nearly five million dollars in reserves, the group has aided legislation on safety, hours, and damages, and has paid over 53000000 in death and disability claims.
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Asociated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Toronto
Ontario
Oneonta
United States
Canada
Offeinis
Brotherhood
Manufacturers Must Label Goods in Supreme Court Case
The Supreme Court rules manufacturers must clearly label trade names and ingredients to convey accurate product desertion to buyers. The decision comes in a Trade Commission case against the Winstead Hosiery Co.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Ders! Trade Commission
Winstead Hoalery Co
Miners Go On Trial Today in Charlestown
Logan county treason charges arise from the Logan mail robbery case. State counsel selects the first defendants including union leaders and members to stand trial in the circuit court. Defense signals will enter a demurrer and move to quash the indictment.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Logan
Lake steamer Lampstey goes down in Lake Superior
The Lampstey of the Canadian lighthouse service, carrying 17 men, is believed lost after a big storm on Lake Superior last week. Herold Ballangee reported seeing the area and the day before returning home. We offer hauling of all kinds and ash cleaning services. John Humphrey will arrange pickup or call 193 w.
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Sault Aye Marie
Mich
Canadian Light House Service
Lake Superior
John Humphrey
Neturn
Phono
Coal Acts Spark Protests in Fayette County
Demonstrations against non union workers during the coal strike in Fayette County intensified near Pittsburg on April 14. Dozens were hurt lightly and ten women were arrested and taken to the Uniontown county jail.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Fayette County
Bovgral
Uniontown
Soviet Delegates Report Secret Pact with Hungary Leaked
A Central News dispatch reports Soviet delegates negotiating a secret treaty with Hungary to mutual support against Romania and the Little Entente. In Los Angeles, April 24, the death of M B S Muster of Inglewood is set for tomorrow as the town marshal prepared to halt a raid by masked men.
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London
Hungary
Romania
Associated
Los Angeles
Daily of M
Inglewool
Town Mar Hall
Inglewood
Governor Small Goes On Trial for Embezzlement Conspiracy
Waukegan Illinois April 24 Governor J F Small faced circuit court today on charges of conspiring to embezzle state funds during his tenure as state treasurer. The proceeding follows a lengthy inquiry into financial misconduct in the treasurer office.
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Waukeegan
J. F. Small
State Fundy
Staty Treasuren
Supreme Court ruling on false trade practices in hosiery case
The Supreme Court decided a libel and trade practice case involving the Winsted Hosiery Company. The decision addresses inaccurate product descriptions and ingredients conveyed to the purchasing public.
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Associated Pros
Washington, D. C
Dle
Su Preme
Winsted Hosiery Company
New York Memo Reveals Liquor Smuggling Ring
A report from April 24 details a smuggling plot distributing liquor into the United States and Bermuda. It mentions a former military officer in the uniform of the West Prussian navy, now uncovered by authorities.
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Associated Preas
Nsw
York
United States
Bermuda
Offlewrd
Wautvil Pratessavy
Enatom
London World Cut Off After 24 Hour Strike
A 24 hour strike paralyses the Lingh Pree state cutting it off from the world including Ulathr as military action intensifies in Trelaml.
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London
Mrs Koch 18 Dead and Mrs Mow Dies in Payunta Incident
Mrs Koch 18 dead and Mrs Mow dies in a hitch up incident on Payunta street. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Mrs Koch
Are After Ig hmord After Ighmord
Fragmentary report from Cheyenne dated April 21 describes a committee debate over a controversial petition. Names such as Moye ii and George Chala Melt appear amid garbled text and unclear actions.
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Cheyenne
Mitten
Moye ii
George Chala
Ainlever
Evaneling
Ming
Tim
Lato
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