Woman's Glove Found in Auto in Lanus Slaying
A glove found near the body of Joseph Lanus in his garage is being used by Chicago detectives to build evidence in the investigation of his killing. Lanus, head of an automobile sales company, was found with two bullet wounds. investigators suspect the death resulted from a dispute over a car with a former employee or associate involved in the dispute.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Lanus
Lanus
Professor Tiernan Re marries again in Crown Point
Hammond Indiana November 25 Professor John Y Tiernan of South Bend Indiana wed Blanche J Brimmer of Hansell Iowa at Crown Point Indiana. The same day he had been divorced from Augusta Tiernan, the South Bend paternity case principal. Augusta Tiernan vows to reopen the divorce case citing the remarriage.
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Associated Press
Hammond
Ind
John YP. Tiernan
South Bend
Indiana
Blanche J. Brimmer
Hansell
Iowa
Crown Point
Augsta Tiernan
Blanche Brimmer
Charles H. Hawn
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Blanche
South Band
Brimmer
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Princeton student charged with manslaughter in Philadelphia death
A charge of manslaughter was filed in Trenton against Edward Peden of Houston, a Princeton student, after Paul Woolshlager of Philadelphia was struck and killed. The incident occurred November 26.
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Associated Preas
Trenton
N. J
Edward Peden
Houston
Princeton
Paul Woolshhlager
Philadelphia
Peden
Investigation Finds Alleged Grand Robbery Story False
The chief of detectives announced that an inquiry into a reported grand robbery six weeks earlier found the tale false. Joseph Wozniak was named as the supposed victim and an elderly millionaire named in connection with the theft, but authorities say the report is untrue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph Wozniak
Open Door Policy Stance Reiterated at Near East Talks
Richard Washburn Child, U S chief spokesman, reiterated the United States demand for an open door in Turkey at the Near Eastern conference. He cited a memo to Britain France and Italy and opposed secret treaties and exclusive zones in Turkey. The U S warned against territorial settlements impacting other areas amid Turkey boundary discussions and Mesopotamian oil interests.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Richard Washburn Child
United States
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Italy
America
Chid
Chaplin Reported Engaged to Polish Star Pola Negri
In Los Angeles the Times reports Charles Chaplin is engaged to marry Pola Negri the Polish screen tragedy star. Neither party confirms. In Dallas Mildred Harris Chaplin's ex wife hopes Charlie finds happiness amid the engagement rumor.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cali
Charles Chaplin
Los Angeles Times Today
Pola Negri
Chaplin
Mme. Negri
Dallas
Texas
Mildred Hlarria
Charlie
Aviation graft probe opens in wartime payroll case
Federal officers began evidence collection in a million dollar wastage inquiry in the Army Signal Corps aviation section. More than 100 witnesses are expected to testify about conditions in the office of Clarence J. Hogue, inspector in charge, accused of making false payroll entries in a conspiracy.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Army Signal Corps
Clarence J. Hogue
Resignation of Hermann Mueller as German agriculture minister
Reichstag in Berlin reports Dr Hermann Mueller minister of agriculture and food controller in Chancellor Cuno's cabinet resigned after socialist attacks accusing him of aiding the Rhineland separatist movement in 1918. Government policy motion approved by all parties except communists and three anti Semites.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hermann Mueller
Cuno
Reichstag
Rhineland
Drowning Verdict In Dredge Penacola Workers Case
An inquest ruled death by accidental drowning for Gustaf Loun a Swedish native and Patrick Kelly two workers on the United States dredge Penacola whose bodies were found in the ship channel yesterday after they disappeared last Saturday Their home addresses are unknown and the fatalities occurred near Houston Texas on November 25.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
United States
Pensacola
Vicims
Gustaf Loun
Sweden
Patrick Kelly
Harvard Yale Game Ends With Early Scores In Classic
Harvard scored a touchdown and goal in the first period of the annual classic with Yale. Yale added a field goal to make the score 7 to 3 in the early part of the game.
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Associated Progs
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Rangers Consider Action Over Breckenridge Disturbances
In Austin on November 25 Governor Neff met with Ranger Captain Hamer to discuss alleged W. W. activities at Breckenridge and disturbances against Mexicans and Negroes. Hamer reportedly urged withdrawing the rangers from Breckenridge.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
W. W
Breckenridge
Neff
Hamer
Rangers
Leaders Confident House Will Pass Chopping Bill
Washington on November 25 reports the last day of general debate before the chopping bill. Republican leaders said it would pass by a safe margin next Wednesday and Mondell carried assurances to the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
White House
Mondell
Statewide drive against rogue Texas bankers announced
Austin Texas November 25 Letters were sent to all state banks by State Bank Commissioner Chapman announcing a statewide drive against rock Jess, incompetent and criminal bankers. The banking department and the attorney general’s office will report violations of banking laws including unauthorized or excessive loans.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Chapman
Rock
Jess
Attorney General’s Department
Ships in Collision Near Bosphorus Involving Belgravian
The American Near East Relief steamship Belgravian collided with the liner New York at the Bosphorus junction and the Sea of Marmora. The Belgravian, carrying 2,000 orphans from Asia Minor, received aid from allied ships on the scene.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
New York
Bosphorous
Sea of Marmora
Asia Minor
Banks Publication Proposed by Twelfth District Bankers
Galveston Texas November 25 discussion of establishing a publication dedicated to state bank interests was on the program of the Twelfth District Association of State Bankers meeting here today for their convention.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Twelfth District Association of State Bankers
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