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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1922

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2

Burned body clues in grave robbery case in St Louis

Police probing the disappearance of Celestine Schneider aged 18 from Mount Hope Cemetery link a burned body found in a garage ruin to the case. A garage owner Harry Brenn, 27, vanished, with an open casket and a grave opened at the cemetery. Authorities issued an arrest warrant for Mrs Brenn.

St. Louis Celestine Schneider Mount Hope Cemetery Harry Brenno Brenan Miss Schneider Sexton Robinson Yates Schneider Brenn

Turke Push into Neutral Zone Near Chanak

Constantinople Sept. 28 The Kemalists push three cavalry squadrons from Bigha to Kara Buga expanding their positions on both sides of Chanak. Nationalists flank the British east and west as Kemal, replying to a British ultimatum, claims no knowledge of a neutral zone while criticizing British actions. The British strengthen lines in Marmara and the Bosphorus with a large modern fleet and more than 30,000 troops, raising tension among Christian residents.

Constantinople Bigha Kara-Buga Chanak Kemal Pasha Kum Kaltes Eren Kit Straits Mustapha Kemal Pasha Harrington Reuter Kemal Mustapha Kemal Sea of Marmara Bosphorus

Greek Princess Not to Wed in Copenhagen

It will be officially announced that Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark and Princess Olga niece of King Constantine of Greece have mutually agreed to annul their engagement.

Copenhagen Frederick Denmark Olga Constantine Greece

YEGGS COME TO GRIEF IN Eureka Springs BANK RAID

In Eureka Springs Arkansas on September 28 two unidentified bank bandits were killed and others wounded or captured after robbing the First National Bank of 25,000 in money and 90,000 in bonds. Citizens and authorities pursued the gang. cashier K G Smith rang the alarm, Ernest Jordan wounded and killed a robber, Joe McKinney killed another, and Constable Brittain mortally wounded a bandit. One suspect was captured from a fleeing automobile.

Eureka Springs Ark First National Bank K. G. Smith Ernest Jordan Joe McKinney Brittain

Veteran Killed In Row Over Hat At Sawtelle Home

Victor Cussen a 63 year old veteran from Dayton Ohio died of knife wounds inflicted by 45 year old William Crowell after a quarrel over a hat at the National Soldiers Home in Sawtelle officials said. The incident occurred in Los Angeles on September 28.

Los Angeles Victor Cussen Dayton Ohio Wiliam Crowell National Soldiers’ Home Sawtelle

Oil Dispersal Experiment Clears Pittsburgh Fog

Pittsburgh officials and weather bureau experts report a successful fog dispersal on the Monongahela River near Rice's Landing. A spray of oil and organic acid was released to meet cold air and damp warm water, dissipating the fog rapidly and aiming to curb Pittsburgh gloom this fall and winter with sufficient funding.

Pittsburgh Weather Bureau United States Enginering Department Monongahela River Monongahela Rice's Landing Evelyn

Three Children Die in Winnipeg House Fire

Three young children of Mr and Mrs Amand St Godard perished when a fire destroyed their home at Elizabeth I during the mother's absence It is believed the children started a kerosene lamp causing the blaze in Winnipeg Manitoba on September 28.

Winnipeg Man Amand St. Godard Elizabeth, I

Instructors Must Be Single Men Rule Favored

A Syracuse Herald note suggests a Western college considers a rule mandating that all instructors be unmarried men. The item reflects campus governance ideas and local commentary on faculty standards.

Syracuse Herald

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