Hooded Riders Seek Victims in Lake Dragging Search
Louisiana national guardsmen, eight miles from the town of Mer Rouge, drain Igke La Fouche for the bodies of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards, believed weighted with iron wheels and thrown into the water months ago by a masked group. Troops patrol the lake and Alcoper’s Lake as divers work, while authorities seek evidence to indict the hooded kidnappers suspected in a long running feud and possible Ku Klux Klan involvement.
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Senate Confirms Butler for Supreme Court Seat
Cashington Dec 22 The nomination of Pierce Butler St Paul attorney to be an associate justice of the United States supreme court was finally confirmed by the Senate. The terse report notes the action last concluded.
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Cashington
Pierce Butler
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United States Supreme Court
J Lynch Finds Boobs Aplenty On Broadway
New York December 22 indignation ran along Broadway and at the customs house at its foot over J Lynch Unlimited. Inhabitants of White Way establishments saloon keepers hotel clerks ticket speculators actors song writers box office men cab starters and others centered indignation on Lynch selling water labeled gin and tea labeled Seateh to gullible customers. He forged credentials and forged access to gin and Scotch then collected glowing letters of introduction from buyers.
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Broadway
Customs House
J. Lynch
White Way
Lynch
Custom House
Swindled in Poker Game Accusation Sequel to Raid
In New York City on December 22, about thirty men captured at a West Forty-fourth street club were arraigned before Magistrate Unting in a series of raids aimed at ridding the Rialto of gambling. Wealthy real estate operators Mark Reardon and Richard M. Maadder, held on common gambling warrants, were released on $500 bail each for later examination. Charles F. Meyer of White Plains says he lost hundreds of thousands in poker. he claims Madden and Reardon conducted games from which he lost $48,422. Counsel for the defense branded the charges outrageous.
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West Forty-fourth Street
Rialto
Mark Reardon
Richard M. Maadder
Charles F. Meyer
White Plains
Madden
Reardon
Coangel
Teacher’s brave act saves children from mad dog in Newark
In Newark New Jersey Dec 22 a teacher Miss Georgia Herring protected a Madison School class by diverting a mad dog as it ran through the corridor biting children. Three pupils were bitten including Frances Rocker six the youngest. Miss Herring’s thumb was bitten but the students escaped serious harm. The incident highlights prompt action by school staff.
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Newark
N. J
Misa Georgia Herring
Madison School
Miss Herring
Frances Rocker
Senator Reed Receives Distinguished Service Medal
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania was decorated by Secretary Weeks for exceptional war time service. He held a major’s commission in the field artillery and commanded a battalion of the 211th Field Artillery, noted for his role in the American section of the Interallied Armistice Commission.
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Weeks
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Interallied Armistice Commission
Girl 16 Admits Staying in Case of Slain Suitor
Akron case reports Daisy Pitts 16 pleading guilty to manslaughter in the August killing of Tony Marcella at her home. Pitts testified she shot him after he threatened her life. She received a suspended sentence to the Ohio Reformatory for Women at Jerseyville with return to serve time.
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Akron
Ohio
Dee
Daisy Pitty
Cuyahoga
Tony Marcella
Miss Pitts
Marcella
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Jerseviie
Senna
Fragmentary court remark about inherited traits and quilting
A garbled court remark notes questions about inheritance of a cubtet trait and mentions a grandmother known for making erany quilts. The source language is obscured with incomplete phrases and unclear context.
Sultan’s Reign Ends as Husbandry of Wives Bites Back
The Denver Rocky Mountain News notes the sultan’s ouster raises questions about the upkeep of his many wives, signaling potential trouble for royal household finances and succession plans.
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Rocky Mountain News
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