Skeleton clues cap the Logue diamond murder case
Police traced the Logue murder to a north side flat used by a gang of robbers. Two skeletons, a cache of jewels, thousands in valuables, and a wagonload of loot tied the case to eight suspects including Stratton Hampden and two women. Detectives found dynamite caps, false keys, and a Davenport Hotel letterhead among the evidence as arrests continued.
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Joseph Y. Logue
CG. R. Worsley
Logue
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Losuaq
Ibis
Jtersons
I. Dee
Hight
Delogue
McVicker
Rheatra
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Columbus
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St. B. Hampden
Davenport
St. James
Iowa
McVicker Theatre
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John
J. Dalgin
Clyde Stratton
Columbus Penitentiary
Edward Hampden
Stratton
Elahaimng
Hampden
Waupun
Wis
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Carnal
Hull County
Montana
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Voth
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Erii Uv
Frank Williams
Wigeansin
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Gate
Hal
James Hatel
Reed Jody
Ambassdor Reid’s Body Sailed Home After London Farewell
The body of American ambassador Whitelaw Reid was placed on a gun carriage at Dorchester House London and escorted by horse guards, with naval honors in Portsmouth before the Natal set sail for New York. Ogden Mills Reid and Mrs Reid departed for Liverpool to join Carmania.
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Loos
Donovan
Chelsea Hospital
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Eix
Ogden Mills Resarte
Bar
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Scars
Guard At Honor
Arma
Pipers
Statia
Portsmouth
Jcoffin
Natal
New York
Ogden Mills Reid
Hedworth Meux
Asiit
Nelson
Vickors
Portamouth
Ambassador Reid
England
New York Arbor
Margaret Crosby Weds British Heir Presumptive at St George’s
Dec. 11 in London reports the marriage of Margaret Eleanor Crosby, daughter of Ernest Howard Crosby, to Lieutenant Van Neck of the 1st Rifles. Van Neck is described as the heir presumptive to the British peerage through his uncle, with his father noted as the heir apparent. The ceremony took place at St George's Church, Manover Square.
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Margaret E. Crosby
Picte
Gendon
Margaret Eleanor
Ernest Howard Crosby
van Neck
al. George’s Church
Manover
Squar
Baron Pivatingbeld
Loulpeet
Eustis Selected Inauguration Committee Chair
New York December 21 1920 Earl Eustis of Washington was chosen today as chairman of the inaugural committee to organize Woodrow Wilson's inauguration. The selection was announced amid party acclamation with other figures including a brother of the late Se Eustis of Louisiana noted in the report.
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C.eustis
Wilson
New York
Win
AN Eustis
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Se Eustis
Louisiana
Governor declines move to save Baker from 15 year sentence
Governor Carroll announced he would not intervene to spare Guy Baker, sentenced to fifteen years at Fort Madison for the kingpin murder case involving Oliver Driver at Lone Tree. The defense had sought a stay and argued false testimony, while the state pressed for the sentence to stand. Baker was convicted in Johnson County court after deliberation by Judge R. P. Fowl.
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Dees
Carroll
Guy Baker
Alate
Oliver P. Driver
Lone ‘Tree
Baker
Fort Madson
Tualown
Supreme Court
Parola Board
Wiserich
Johnson
100 Per Cent Offer Fraud Linked to Chicago Private Bank
Chicago private bank advertised 100 percent yearly interest on deposits from one cent to 17 million. Promoter F. B. Carson arrested on fraud charges as post office inspectors traced letters to schools nationwide seeking deposits. Bank claimed to be able to double money easily while warning investors to beware divestors.
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Chicago
F. B. Carson
Postoffica
Caygon
Postoffice
Carson
Chicagorbank
Vchicago Bank
Madison County
Balkan peace envoys discuss Albanian autonomy and moderation
London reports the Balkan states peace envoys meeting at St James Palace to consider Albanian autonomy while tensions rise as Austria-Hungary may restrict Serbia’s army. Ottoman telegrams from Constantinople signal fresh instructions likely to trigger trouble. the session extended as debate on Adrianope fort withdrawal continues.
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Balkan
Siitkey
Agalh
Inmes Palace
Servia
Ritait
France
Russia
Russia-Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Balkan League
Constantinoople
Constantiople
Colorado Voters Adopt 11 Constitutional Amendments
Denver Dec 22 The official tally shows Colorado voters adopted the headless ballot recall of judicial declarants and elective officers including judges. support for the eight hour work day and mothers compensation act. they rejected broad prohibition and the public utilities court commission.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
Public Utilities Court
Dynamiters Word as Evidence Sparks Defense Argument
In Indianapolis on December 21, attorney Alfred Hovey argued that forty defendants in a dynamite conspiracy case were not implicated by the Menamiura plots. He highlighted witnesses Frank J. Higgins of Boston and Mearr W. Leigleitner, claiming McManigal’s testimony against the defendants is untrustworthy.
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McManigal
Alfred Hovey
Hovey
Frank J. Higgins
Boston
New England
Ion Workers’ Union
Mearr
W. Leigleitner
Farmery
Fleteburzh
McManiga
Leigleitner
Tron
Heliey
US note to Mexico framed as crisis in relations
Washington officials prepare a cautiously firm note from Secretary Knox to Mexico demanding protection for American lives and property. The Mexican reply denounces Knox, claiming Americans aided the rebellion and suggesting consequences if demands are not met. Ongoing unrest includes strikes and violence in Sonora and Durango with Americans warned to seek safety.
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D.C
Dee
State Department
S Knox
Mexico
Beerauury Nox
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Ehate
iSong Imd
Orozco
Max
Madero
United States
Cananes
Sonora
Inyango
Durango City
Santa Isabele
Ivaneh
Tony Orange
Buatenenind
Ma‘ Rayders
Harth Shocks Felt In Santagos City Area
Tremors described as strong shocks were felt in Santagos city late last night with a repeat alarm at dawn. Residents reported trembling buildings and anxious reactions across neighborhoods as authorities began assessing the event.
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Amotus
Santagos
Santiago Dé
Last Call For Partners In Santa Clans Aid Drive
The Journal appeals for help as forty to fifty children still await Christmas aid due to generous but insufficient responses. Readers are urged to act now and submit or deliver gifts through volunteers. About 150 children have already been assigned to volunteers, with money entrusted to fund provision for about fifty more.
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Eaders
Christas
Alty
Wore
President elect Wilson talks with Bryan at Lincoln
In a quiet exchange at the state house in Lincoln, President elect Wilson declined to reveal cabinet plans or discuss Bryan for ambassador. He said no decisions were made, and he would not confirm any specific discussions with Bryan while noting press headlines often sensationalize events. Bryan and Tilson shared a luncheon as the Nebraskan's visit proceeded, with Wilson escorting Bryan through rooms and explaining he will announce conferences in due time.
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Hig
Dia
Bryan
Sone Times
Wilson
Brisz
Watterson
Mr. Bryan
Great Britain
Tilson
New Yorks
State House
William J. Bryan
Mryad
Deere Park Named In Moline Memorial To Deere Founder
Thirteen acres of city property in Moline are donated to the city to be known as Deere Park in memory of C. H. Deere, founder of a leading local industry. The gift is attributed to G. H. Deere and Mrs. W. W. Waterworth.
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Moline
G. H. Deere
Deere Park
C.H. Deere
Mioling
S. Steatt Industries
Weather Note for Weathers Town and Tikels
Fair tonight and Sunday with little change in temperature. Highs around 93 degrees.
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