Pigeon Delivers Urgent Message Spark Relief Chase
A carrier pigeon arriving in New York from the Hoodoo mountains carried a call to action to find Dr. Edmund Heller, triggering a relief expedition. The message described a 2000 mile flight from Yellowstone wilderness to Broadway and urged provisions, pack horses, and immediate pursuit.
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Nn Betlechive Hotel
New York City
New York
Desola
Broadway
Edmund Heller
Col
Thextora Roosevelt
Heller
Yellowstone
Columbus Circle
Singer
Xedi Frost
Wapexi Ranch
Cody
Tellowstone Park
Big Hooda Mountains
Brumfield sane says alienist hanks for home
Dr William A House, Portland alienist, testifies Brumfield sane after examining him for sanity. Brumfield accused of murdering Dennis Russell, alleged to have mutilated the body to resemble his own and collect life insurance. He seeks return to Roseburg to see his wife and boss as police keep him in jail.
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United Press
Ore
Willim A. House
Portland
R. M. Brumfield
Brumfield
Dennis Russell
Roseburg
Cel
Holland Urged to Surrender Ex Kaiser in War Trials
In Leaden, Horatio Boumler, an independent MP, urged Holland to surrender the former German emperor. He linked the Leipzic war-crimes trials to Britain's ability to act, warning that if Holland refused and Britain could not respond, the government should yield to sterner measures. Sir Ernest Pollock defended German court punishments as suitable by German standards, noting the Leipzic trials as a historic first.
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Associated Press
Leoden
Holland
House of Commons
Horatio Boumler
Leipzic
Bottomier
Holand
Ernest Pollock
Ernest
Dail Eireann Fails To Reach Peace Negotiation Subject
The Dail Eireann meets to review reports from ministers of a republican cabinet. Arthur Griffith announced no progress on the peace negotiation topic before Saturday. No session is planned for tomorrow as subcommittees will hold meetings.
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Dail Eireann
Associated Press
Arthur Griffith
Dail
New Judge Appointed in Barron County
Sefewe Governor Maine has appointed Pred & Kinsler to the municipal bench of Barron county. Charles A. Taylor, the former judge, reverts to special service.
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Associated Frere
Rickard Quizzed On Fight Films In Chicago Case
Federal agents questioned Tea Bickhart promoter of the Dempsey Carpentier fight about bringing fight films from New York to Chicago. Rickard, fined previously for transporting film reels to New York for display to wounded soldiers, faced possible arrest as officials pursue charges.
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Associated Press
Ceieman
Department of Justice
Tea Bickhart
New York
Chreazo
Cat. Tobs.v. Chenmn
United States
Xald Rickard
My Government Hospital
Hickard
New Jersey
Rickard
Burns Named Director of Investigation Bureau
Attorney General Dougherty announces William J Burns will replace William Flynn as director of the Bureau of Investigation. Burns resigns from Burns Detective Agency to devote full time to service. Reorganization aims at higher efficiency and strong cooperation with police and law enforcement nationwide and worldwide.
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William J. Flynn
Dougherty
Associated
Wiliam J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation of the Departemene of Justice
Daugherty
Burns
Wiliam J. Fisnn
Aean
Iion
Burns Detective Agency
Washington
Department of Justice
DA and Obenchain to pool efforts in Kennedy midnight murder
Los Angeles district attorney's office proposes collaboration with Ralph R Obenchain defense counsel and his investigators to develop the facts of the Beverly Glen Kennedy midnight murder case. Malcolm McLaren chief investigator stated the offer and involvement, while Obenchain's decision remains unclear.
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United Prem
Los Angeles
District Attorney's Office
Kennedy
Ralph R. Obenchain
Obenchain
Beverly Glen
Young Kennedy
Malcolm McLaren McLaren
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Hil
Father turns over money amid theft suspicions
United Press reports 73 year old Dr George C Dorse of Denver, father of an Internatonal Trust Co teller missing since the earlier day, handed authorities 2900 in ten dollar bills and said he would not keep the money if its ownership could not be proven. The son is believed to have taken funds, with Morse’s accounts showing a large bank shortage.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Geerge C. Dorse
Internatonal Trust
Compa
Denver
Morse
House Commerce Panel Backs Rail Refund Bill
A favorable report on the administration railway refunding bill was ordered today by the House commerce committee. Republicans plan to move the measure early next week. A committee amendment states that the act shall not affect proposed government relief for farmers.
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Associated Freseo
Washington
House
Bodies Found in City Edges Sparks Mystery
Unclear report describes two bodies found near the outskirts of the city with scattered, damaged clues. An unidentified man about 8 years old was found in bushes, while a second body identified as Guisenpe Sparminto, 37, is linked to an address on Sebed Crom Mill Creek.
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Guisenpe Sparminto
Confessed killer of Wisconsin farmer near Mosinee
Jake Kametka, a hermit, confessed to shooting Carl Wenzner near Mosinee Wisconsin. Kametka said he fired buckshot through a window while Wenzner read a newspaper, aiming from the sill after a quarrel over a disputed farm share. Neighbors noted Kametka's recent disputes and a missing mower and horses tied to the scene.
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United Press
Wapsau
Carl Wenzner
Swabeler
Mowinee
Wis
Jake Kametka
Fred Schroeder
Grome Liecht
Kafierka
Wenzauer
Sherif Schroeder
Hametka
Renzauer
Kafnetka
Wentzauer
Kafnetka Farm
Ramnetkt
Quarrel
Kxons
Wengauer
Stanley Wolsex
Nude Woman Rescued From Rowboat After Harrowing Ordeal
Emma Kure recounts being dragged from a barge by Charter Kloni, her husband’s friend, before leaping into the water. She swam for an hour and found a rowboat, where police officer Dan Talbot aided her shivering rescue. Kloni was arrested.
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Br United Press
New York
Fred Lawson
Kulton
Fred
Bayonne
Emma Kure
Charter Kloni
Kloni
Porch collapse injures eight girls in Ripon
An eighth girl and a child died after a porch spanning from E. E. ith’s apartment collapsed fifteen feet onto a sidewalk near the Ripon steam laundry. Helen Davison, 12, rushed to Fond du Lac hospital, and other girls at a club were trapped as the porch gave way without warning.
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Ripon
United Presa
Serort
Perch
E. E. Ith
Helen Davison
Dasghter
P.L Davison
Fond du Lac Hospital
Condit Trious
Warninz
Series of Reverses for Law Violations
Spracio, in civ a court welay met a series of re verses for new violations. Judge M F etna fined him S10 and ceets for Sing the Severson law, $25 and: ross for reek driving, $25 and costs ToraiT ne contented xeapers, and bound im over % municipal court for trial on a charge of being an accessory of two others in the thet: of an automomie. When police arrested Sprage in his home they found a 20 gallon stil. 2 gallons of Tavenshine and 775 galions of mash.
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Br J
Spracio
Civa
Welay
M Fetna
Ross
Reek
Sprage
Howe presses tax bill in Congress debate
In Washington, Howe continues discussion on the tax bill as Townsend and others debate. A disarmament conference design bill carrying 200 million for expenses and an open session Harrison amendment are expected to be called. Finance committee holds Graham bill hearings to ban American war supplies amid tremor of policy shifts.
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Howe
Least
Townsend Good
Woman in Disarmament Delegation Sparks Debate
Mia Alice Robertson of Oklahoma challenged leaders in Washington to show a competent woman for the disarmament conference delegation. She opposed placing a woman on the delegation and defended her stance amid criticism from the National League of Women Voters, urging critics to name a qualified candidate.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Mia Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Congress
Wotan
Putang
Railroads to earn 500 million in 1921, says Cuyler
United Press reports chairman Thomas Dewitt Cuyler, of the Association of Railway Executives, says railroads salvaged finances and expect net earnings of at least 500 million in 1921, though further drastic expense cuts are needed. He notes past wartime losses and calls for continued rate restraint. Also featured is Ed Treat ONeil’s Moscow dispatch on famine relief for Russian children, praising efforts to modernize child welfare and food centers amid hardship.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
New York
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
Cuyler
United Press Today
Murder Victims of Good Killers May Exceed One Hundred
United Press reports detectives estimate the Good Killers gang may have caused more than 180 murders. Six alleged members are jailed in the Tombs for the Carmelo Calamo slaying near Asbury Park. Bloody trails stretch to Pittsburgh Chicago Buffalo Detroit and several New Jersey cities.
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United Press
New York
Amnosias
Carmelo Calamo
Asbury Park
S. I
Pittsburg
Chicago
Buffalo
Detroit
New Jersey
Making Americans of Alien Employes
A Chicago area Americanization plan transports the issue to the streetcar workforce. Brittom L Budd, president of the company, leads classes twice weekly to teach English and citizenship. A survey showed 123 workers, 101 not citizens, 70 still not naturalized, and many unable to read or write English. Budd cites strong eagerness to learn and positive results.
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Associated Presa
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Street Railway
Add
United States
Mr. Budd
American Plan Declines In Hotels, Say Delegates
Delegates at the international Stewards association conference say the American plan in large city hotels is a thing of the past. They note neither travelers nor hotels favor it, amid discussions by Associated Press reporters.
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Associated Prez. Puishers
International Stewards’ Association
National Temperance Meeting Opens With Large Attendance
More than 13568 temperance workers from across the United States attended the opening of a National Women’s Christian Temperance union event. Officials reported broad representation and strong turnout at the venue.
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Associated Press
Gan
Fyaeeiere
Temperance
United States
Its
National Women’s Christan Temperance Cain Sonnel Wenveaton
Teeth blamed for hundreds of diseases by professor
United Press reports Dr. H. G. Morton, professor of preventive dentistry at Marquette University, told dentists that decaying teeth cause many illnesses. He warned 36 percent of children have decaying teeth and linked dental health to fatigue, appetite loss, and reduced work ability, urging parental education and tooth brushing.
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United Press Winsekee
H. G. Morton
Marquette University
Morten
Jor. Morton
Predicted Hops to Dollar Pound in U S Harvest
Washington, D. C. Brewers are told the agriculture department estimates 47,056,800 pounds of hops will be harvested in the United States this year. Farmers anticipate hops at about $1 a pound due to demand.
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United Press
New King of Serbia Suffering From Appendicitis
Washington, D. C. King Alexander of Serbia is reported to have appendicitis. Cables from Belgrade say he is ill and his physicians ordered him to abstain from attending his father Zorwer’s funeral.
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Serbia
Br United Prese
Washington, D. C
Aexander
Levert
Zor Wer
Pevr
Divers to hunt gun in Lynch river shooting
Divers will search the Chagrin River bottom for the pistol used to kill Edward J. Lynch, 65, a St Paul internal revenue collector and political leader, who was shot while in a canoe near Gates Mills. The gun remains missing as officials reassess the case and Lynch’s daughter disputes the theory of suicide. Police plan to question Hankins accomplices after a fatal street gunfight.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Chagrin River
Edward J. Lynch
St. Paul
Forster Internal Revenue
Gatea Mills
Teventy
Here
Lynch
FL. Shafer
Gates Milks
Tate
Hankins
Silence at White House on Germany treaty talks
Washington officials held silence on Berlin treaty negotiations while confirming a separate treaty with Germany is being drafted. Loring Drezel is cited as handling dealings with the German government and initial steps extend to Hungary and Austria under scrutiny by Secretary Hughes.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
White House
State Department
Berlin
Loring Drezel
United States
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Hughes
Armed troops guard Dail during secret session
Irish republican army units were called to guard the Mansion House during a secret session of the Dail Eireann. Huge crowds, including feared British spotters, surrounded the building as delegates arrived for talks that would determine Ireland's fate. Sinn Fein officials guided lines of delegates into the Mansion House.
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T A Press
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
Mansion House
Dail Fureangi
Ireland
Sinn Fein Tee
Senator Ashurst Refuses Further Conference on Antibeer Bill
Arizona Democrat Senator Ashurst announces refusal to participate in additional conferences on the anti beer measure. He cites evident conferees intent to weaken the act and favor the Stanley amendment adopted unanimously by the Senate.
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Aswecia
Presa
Swashington
Ashurst
Arizona
Senate
Rob Meat Shop Heist Reported in Rackewack Fur Thefts
A problematic dispatch notes a break in at a meat shop in Las Crusse-Burgiarx with a safe taken and books missing, while a separate Minnesotan report from Rackewack details thieves entering August Knob fur store and fleeing with furs valued at 15000.
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Las Crusse—Burgiarx
Jobo Laer
Bar No Mener
Laer
Rackewack
Minn
Music as an Aid to Postal Efficiency
United Press reports Postmaster General Hays backing a new program in Minneapolis lectures by E A Purdy on how music and phonograph harmony boost morale among postal workers. The planned system uses tunes like The Parcel Post March and Special Delivery to speed operations and calm evenings, with songs such as Please Mail Your Letters and Count Your Change guiding staff.
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United Pree
Waenblagten
Senea
Atxt
Etter
Hays Depeides
Mim Spohs
E. A. Purdy
Minneapelis
Washington
Hays
Ares
Wisconsin Prohibition Case Hears Arguments in Milwaukee
A temporary injunction appeal by Hugo Albey against W Blaniey Smith, Wisconsin prohibition commissioner, concluded before Judge E Ray Stevens. Counsel argued removals of bars and screens from non intoxicating beverage venues, asserting broad applicability and potential costs. The decision was not immediately announced as the trial entered advisory phase.
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Madios
Hugo Alby
Milwaukee
W. Blaniey Smith
E. Ray Stevens
Albey
Commel
TL A Fish of
Sir. Alby
Smith
Milwauke
J. Morgan
Joe E. Memerschmitt
Aesternat
Lloyd George Hopes Disarmament Brings Peace
Premier Lloyd George expresses acceptance of the U S invitation to a disarmament conference and hopes for peace. He urges coalition support and notes that reduced armaments could lead toward pacific relations, while warning that failure to restrain arms may trigger wars.
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Lloyd George
United Press Teaders
United States
Former British Rush to Join Spanish Army
Associated Press report from Landen notes Spain's consulate enrollment to fight rebellious tribesmen in Morocco prompts a flood of former British soldiers. Police mobilize as five hundred recruits are accepted and sent away amid tense scenes.
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Associated Press
Landen
Newn
I Macracen
Special Meeting Called for League Council on August 29
Associated Press reports a special meeting of the Council of the League to discuss the paria refer to it and an official call for the gathering today. The notice outlines agenda items and the date set for the session, with participants expected to address league affairs and related matters.
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Council OF League
Associated Press
Paria
League of Nations
Dislikes Presence of Wayne B Wheeler at Beer Bill Confab
The presence of Wayne B Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon league at a meeting of conferees on the anti beer bill drew sharp criticism in the senate. Secretary Reed a Democrat of Missouri called it unwarranted and unmitigated ingoience.
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Associated Press
Wellington
DP. C
Wayne B. Woerler
AntiSaloo League
Senate
Secrator
Reed
Wan Electrocution at Mitchell Plant
Raeter Finer Knetsos, 35, was electrocuted at Mitchell Motor Company plant while connecting an extension cord powering a wagon loader. Two years earlier Knut aon fell from a 75 foot tower onto the plant roof and escaped serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Raeter
Mitchell Motor Company
Knutaon
Ihe
Gente Mune
Advisory body urged to aid at peage meet
Washington reports say President Harding may appoint an advisory commission to register delegates to the disarmament conference. The American delegation remains incomplete with four slots open as Hughes and Beattie are named. Senator Lodge met with the president as the selection process continues. China formally accepts Washington disarmament invite. Delegation sizes for Britain France and China discussed. King lauds Wilson for disarmament efforts.
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Raymond Capper
United Prep Sun
Washington, D. C
Harding
Jean
Hughes
Beatie
Ail Tame
Wilson M
Frazer Kéwilites
Pres
Warkingtee
D. C
Woolren Wiewon
Willing H. King
Utah
Demmocrat
United Press
King
Witsn
Trainin
Ellness
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
China
Ageedated Press
Peking
Washington
UL. C
State Department
Ft Stien
Great Britain
France
Senator Lodge
Denial Lasker Quits Shipping Board Report
Washington A growing report claimed A D Lasker resigned as head of the shipping board. John Callan O Laughlin denied the report saying it is propaganda to discredit the administration. Lasker was on President Harding s engagement schedule today.
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United Press
Washington
A. D. Lasker
Shipping Board
John Callan O'Laughlin
Lasker
Harding
O'Laughin
Marac
Hardire
Woman Arrested in Zion for Exposing Too Much Shoulder
Elizabeth Nader of Zion was arrested today by the police for wearing a dress with a neckline cut so low as to partially reveal the chest and shoulders. She is the second woman arrested since Zion overseer Wear Glenn Vetiva warned against immodest dress.
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Associated Prese
Yinn
Elizabeth Nader
Zion
Srrestea
Glenn Vetiva
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Moscow
Treac Oriten
United Prez
Famine Relief Commission
Volga
Petrograd
Henry “Hank
Minneapolis
Toor
Pieasantville
Iowa
Benk
ROB Meat Shop
Woge Stevens
Wer
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wan
Mitchell
Peage Meet
Denial Lasker
Mitch
Dave Day
Wight
Tormreraiere
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