Parting of Brothers by Law Ends in Reunited Time
Joseph Chapman, serving a Joliet life sentence for murder, is returned to prison while his brother Harry Chapman is sent to Dayton, Ohio, for the City National Bank and Trust Company robbery on November 26. Police raided a Chicago flat where the pair were captured with $1,000, rifles, and the bank photos identifying them. Harry’s wife was detained but released.
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Joseph Chapman
Joliet Penitentiary
Harry Chapman
Dayton
Ohio
City National Bank and Trust Company
Joseph
Joliet
Dayton Bank
Miners Face Uncertainty As Train Not Started Today
Unemployed miners in the Bicknell field express determination while cooler heads seek a plan to ease tensions. At district headquarters Secretary Mitch and President Terry reaffirm that many miners remain faithful and resist manipulation by Knox Consolidated Coal and a small faction.
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Ande
Mitch
Terry
Bicknell Field
Knox Consolidated Coal Company
Miners Fail To Report For Knox Mines Reopening
No workers appeared at American mine No 1 or Indian Creek mine owned by Knox Consolidated Coal Co after a contract with the Knox County Miners association set a $7.00 daily wage. The reopenings were scheduled for today as reported.
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Vincennes
Indian Creek
Knox Consolidated Coal Co
Knox County Miners? Association
Watch Recovered After 24 Years In St Paul
Lost in 1904, a $400 diamond-studded gold watch was found by pawnshop inspector William Conway in J. S. Samuels shop. He confirmed it matched Miss Floise L. Calihan’s timepiece after checking records. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Morgan visited from Terre Haute with Mr. Morgan remaining for the miner's election.
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ST. Paul
William Conway
Floise L. Calihan
Mississippi River
Conway
J. S. Samuels
Calihan
Veteran railroad man dead at Bloomington
James W. Myers aged 72 long time Monon railroad locomotive engineer based in Bloomington died at home Sunday from paralysis. In recognition of his fifty years service Monon president Harry Burrie awarded him a special service button.
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Ind
James W. Myers
Monon
Harry Burrie
The
Teacher Slain in Auto on Country Road
Sheridan Michigan reports a double tragedy as Miss Flossie Carter, 27, a Sheridan teacher, is found murdered in her automobile on a quiet road. Police say evidence shows a violent struggle and a note by the victim denies self harm. A suspect, 15 year old Jimmy Deakin, confesses to killing her with a rock and disposing of the body.
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United Press Pispatcia Sheridan
Mich
Jimmy Deakin
Sheridan High School
Flossie Carter
Deakin
Miss Carter
Lake Sheridan
Sheridan
Wessie Carter
Floyd 5. Lentz
Banner Year Ahead for American Business
John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic national committee and former GM finance head, spoke in Chicago and forecast a banner year for business next year. He noted a slight inflation in business but an inflation in the stock market and urged investors to stay calm amid a leveling process.
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John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
General Motors Corporation
Chicago
Rochester
Minn
Raskob
U S Savings Deposits Break Records Nationwide
Savings in the United States reach over 28.4 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, the largest gain on record. About 53.9 million individual savers hold deposits, per W Expey Albig of the American Bankers Association.
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U.S
New York
Sheanes
W. Expey Albig
American Banker's Association
Worthington Man Leaves City Hospital
W. A. Day of Worthington was discharged from City Hospital yesterday after a short stay. Medical staff reported improvement and no complications at release.
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W. A. Day of
Worthington
Hawaii National Flower Named Hibiscus in Resolution
A joint resolution in the legislature designates the hibiscus as Hawaii official state flower, replacing or affirming its status amid the ceremonial considerations. The act emphasizes cultural ties and regional flora as a symbol of the islands.
Official explains military basis for state police reform
Secretary of State Oha G. Fifield says putting the state police on a military basis means removing the force from local political control. He adds officers would receive orders only from superior officers and the chief, not from county chairmen or local leaders, to ensure efficient policing.
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Indianapolis
Wee
Oha G. Fifield
Pooie
Cunty Chirmen
Fifield
They Ask for Sex Equality in CSMy Set Seth Wenan
In Los Angeles authorities respond to a case involving calls for sex equality. The filing mentions office settings and related grievances. Officials urge orderly action and legal channels to pursue reform.
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Seth Wenan
den Spall
Los Angeles
Titoes
Solar Radiation Fluctuations During Sunspot Periods
The record notes a slight rise in solar radiation intensity from about 1 percent above normal during the sunspot median around 617 to about 1 percent below normal at later sunspot maxima in 118 and 1923.
Vestivate and Hibernation Word Origins Note
The text discusses vestivate as the opposite of hibernate relevant to animals that sleep through cold periods, noting usage in refer pree de animis and related references in the OUP context.
Pigeons Carried Ancient Greece Victory Messages Home
A brief note from American Magazine recalls how victors in ancient Olympic games sent rewards and news by pigeons. The piece highlights the pigeon's role in delivering messages and rewards across long distances.
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Greece
eiLen
Memory of Animals Tales From Wanin's Dome
The fragment notes that memories of some animals are longer and more trustworthy than those of humans, mentioning Wanin's dome Camnminton as a reference point.
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