Lone Wolf Asher Charged With Causing Death Case
In Philadelphia a sworn statement by Mrs. Peter Yanconskas accuses dry agent James L. Asher, known as the Lone Wolf, of kicking her husband to death after a bar incident on April 27. She alleges brutal treatment by three prohibition officers and cites an autopsy listing acute pancreatitis as the cause.
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Cinternational Nova Service
Philadelphia
George Rowland
Peter Yanconskas
James L. Asher
Asher
Lone Wolf
Washington
Mr. Asher
Wadsworth
Yancouskas
Little Rabbits Outsmart the Wicked Wolf in Mirror Trick
In a tale set near the Shady Forest, Mr Wicked Wolf sues the mirror wolf for speech but finds only a silent reflection. The rabbits escape unseen while he taunts the looking glass, then limp away with a broken pride and plans for a return, as Little Miss Mousie aids their reunion with a pie and ice cream feast.
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Thera
Nand
Caase
Jack
Beast
Gentleman Rabbit
Jack Rabbit
Uncle Lucky
Wolf
Wicked Wolf
Qgrash
Biaden
Forrest
Sheebus
Mies Mousie
Miss
David Cory
Pittsburgh Sites To Be Viewed For Soldiers Hospital
The federal hospitalization board authorized the Veterans bureau director to inspect sites near Pittsburgh and Philadelphia for a new soldiers hospital. The board rejectedPlans to take over the Markleton public service hospital as it was not fireproof.
Hold Three Murder Suspects In Media Hold Three Murder Suspects In Media
Three men are being held by county authorities in Media Pennsylvania as suspects in the murder of Clarence Knauer whose mangled body was found yesterday in a shack. A butcher knife and a missing piece of evidence are noted in the case as investigators pursue leads.
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International News Service
Media
Clarence Knauer
Suspects Tied to Knauer Killing After Body Found
Detectives state a meat axe was used to kill Knauer. One suspect admits seeing two men dragging the body from David Edwards’ house, with another man already in custody.
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Knauer
David Edwards
Lowering Fishing License Age Limit May Yield Revenue
Harrisburg reports the department of fisheries expects annual revenue to rise by 50 000 to 75 000 after lowering the fishing license age limit. Resident licenses issued last month exceeded 1922 figures by several thousand, with thousands more outlines permits issued and about 100 requests daily. The outlines season runs to November 15, and speargun use requests rise though it isn’t permitted until July 1.
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Harrisburg
Department of Fisheriegs
Promise To Move Insane Veterans In State Asylums
The Federal hospitalization board promised to move insane World War veterans confined in Illinois state asylums to federal hospitals at once. They will approve an appropriation to build a new psychiatric hospital near Chicago. A Chicago delegation pressed the request during Monday talks.
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International News
Washington
Stumpa and Nature Warn Health Stumps in Ad Claim
A vintage ad promotes cheap remedies asserting daily stumping by Nature. It vows success in jumping stumps and maintaining health, urging readers to buy at all druggists for 25¢ and 50c. The slogan frames Nature as the key indicator of health dangers.
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Nature
Rat League of Tokio Juvenile Crime Reported
International News Service correspondent in Tokio details the Rat League gang of youths, their payoffs from hush money, thefts from peers, and a 1300 dollar treasury after fourteen arrests. Police note a broader issue among young men, some seeking military service exemptions, with reforms urged by Mrs. Alexander Hume Ford of the Pan Pacific Union.
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Rat League of
Tokio
Japan
Duke Parry
International News Service
Rat League
Paris
London
New York
Toklo
Kanda
League
Police
Boma
Alexander Hume Ford
Pan-Pacific Union
Hibiya
Shiba
Big Land Turtle Cause Of Accident
Washington Smith of Pittsburgh was driving through Butler county when a land turtle moved onto the truck cab floor. The reptile’s sudden actions caused Smith to lose control, crash into a bridge railing, and avert a fall over the side. Police reported no serious injuries.
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Butler
Washington Smith
Pittsburgh
Butler County
Smith
Turtle righted after truck tipped into creek rescue
In the incident a truck capsized, the turtle was submerged and released. responders worked for hours to right the vehicle and attend to Smith’s leg wound before medical help arrived.
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Smith
Lex
Americans Lose Heavily In Marks
Pittsburgh June 12 Samuel Q Rice educational director of the Investment Bankers Association of America warned in a noon address to the Western Pennsylvania group that Americans have bought 500 million dollars worth of valueless German marks while Germany invests in American securities. He urged an educational campaign to correct currency misperceptions and stated that German gift cases dominate American markets.
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Pittsburgh
Germany
American Securities
Samuel Q. Rice
Investment Bankers Association of Amerca
Wesern Pennsylvania
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Stumpt
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Boston
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Horn
Tokio Central Railway Station
Ford
The
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Lincoln
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