Confessed crime in wife murder case swears Beattie
Witness Paul Beattie testifies that Henry Beattie confessed to planning and carrying out the murder of his wife Beulah Binford. Beattie describes buying and delivering the murder shotgun and Henry’s plea for Paul to stand by him, with Henry expressing wish he had not done it and feared detectives.
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Chesterfield
Houve
Paul Beatles
Paul Beattie
Henry Dearie
Henry
Ylenry
Pam
Mrs Fisher
Beulah Binford
Beulah
Paul
caramers
Henrys
Mrs. Smith
sant
Wendenberg
Rev. Owen
Dover
Del
Jessie Binford
Beattie hiillog
Beattie
Aeronaut Melvin Vaniman Plans Another Atlantic Crossing
Melvin Vaniman an aeronaut aims to attempt a cross Atlantic flight again. The report details his plans, the public reaction, and references to related aviation efforts and supporters amid a broader 1910s era fascination with daring flights.
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Atlantic
Upton Sinclair Seeks Divorce in Turbulent Accusations
In New York Aug 20 Upton Sinclair the socialist author filed for divorce from Meta Fuller Sinclair saying she will not fight the suit. Meta Sinclair describes him as an essential monogamist while hinting at possible marriage to Kansas poet Larry Kemp and reveals plans to return to the stage after a rest.
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ly Goving
Upton Sinclair
aettor
Aiden
Sle
hustand
Harey feo
Lawrence
Kun
Sinclair
Kemp
New York
larry Kemp
Kansas
Railroad Pays for Killing Blitzes Deaths in Scranton
Delaware and Hudson railroad paid 13500 to families of three men Charles Gallagher Peter F Pigeins and Edward Briggs killed at Dupont crossing Aug 5 192? settlement noted as fastest damage payout in Lackawanna county with 17 bi acknowledged.
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Scranton
Charles Gallagher
Peter F Pigeins
Minooka
Edward Briggs
Dimmore
Delaware & Hudson
Dupont crossing
Lackawanna county
Nebraska frost kills plants in northern section
Nebraska reports frigid conditions as frost forms in the northern counties. Tender plants such as tomato vines perish while sul water forms damage crops. In Washington two seamen, William A Creech and Wilson D Mickley, die on the battleship Ohio due to an anchor gear accident near Tangier.
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Nerroth
Netiara
Cuceutui ie
Washington
navy department
William A Creech
Wilson D. Mickley
Ohio
Tangiersouth
Chesapeake
Storm sweeps Charleston and Savannah in massive coastal storm
A major storm battered Charleston and Savannah causing widespread flooding and isolation. Widespread communications outages, flooded cellars and streets, and property damage are reported. Life loss estimates vary with Charleston reporting up to five dead and $1,000,000 in damages. Continuous warnings and storm movement north along the coast are noted.
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Charleston
S. C
Union station
Savannah
weather bureau
Savanna
Sullivan's Island
Isle of Palma
Sullivan’s Island
Beaufort
Georgetown
South Carolina
weather bureau for
interior
Mississippi
Atlantic
Fort Monroe
Jacksonville
Fla
Pope Holds Audience With Vatican Clergy
Rome Aug 29 Pope Pius XI received Cardinal Seraphin Vanutelli grand penitentiary and Archbishop Martin Tritschler y Cordova of Yucatan in audience. Cardinal Merry Del Val stayed at Montemario for the summer.
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Vatican
Rome
Pius XI
Seraphin Vanutelli
Holy Catholic church
Martin Tritschler y Cordova
Yucatan
Merry Del Val
Montemario
Vila Bluhmensthi
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