Boy Found Safe After Lexington Kidnapping Ordeal
Paul Little, 12, son of Lexington financier F. R. Little, was located in a Phoenix Hotel room after being held two days. He telephoned home to say he was imprisoned since Wednesday night as captors sought a ransom, later returning the money in a garbage can before his rescue.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Paul Little
F. R. Little
Airs
Liz
Nist
Cincinnati
Paul
Lite
Cox
Phoenter
Br. United
Paul “Little
BE. R. Little
Federal
Uie Phoenix
Sariy
Detiis
Keller
Pon Hustead
Jone
Rerma Fl
Favi
Lexington Postolice
WO Wen
Win
Equity Board to Deliver Ultimatum at Meeting
The state board of the American Equity Federation will convene next Friday in Madison with national president Carnahan delivering an ultimatum. The meeting aims to secure financial support and address tensions within the organization as members brace for decisive action.
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Equity Board
Qr United Povey Madison
State Board of the American Recieit of Equity
Carnsher
Nationalquity
Wiscontin
Carnahan
Sien Bas Ashe
Merhndt
Fatienahy
Torssay
Yanks Will Not Quell German Strike
Washington reports President Wilson will inform Congress the American troops on the Rhine will not participate in any advance into Germany to quell internal strife. The Ahn resolution seeks the exact status of U S troops in Germany under the armistice.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
THO Ahn
Rhine
Germany
Ahr
Congress
Homicide Bureau Seeks Third Man in Brooklyn Mystery
New York detectives hunt a third man in a double murder case involving Dr Vincent J. Campisi and an unidentified patient. Bodies found in a disorderly Brooklyn house after a visit to the patient by Campisi. Police theorize an earlier assault by the same man and possible motive to deter notifying authorities.
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Associated Press
New York
Homicie Bureau
Vincent J. Campisi
Brooklyn
Campisi
Belort Boys Held in Auto Theft Ring
Milwaukee dispatch reports three Belort youths Perry Hull 16 Hugh Calkins 17 Roy Williams 12 in custody on charges of stealing two cars and attempting a third in a spree from Milwaukee to Rockford. They face a preliminary hearing next Thursday. Williams and Nnil allegedly began the crimes after visiting a grocery, then with Calkins seized others cars toward Janesville before a Jeep Appleby car wreck in Rockford. Frank Ellis alerted authorities by catching the suspects tampering with his car.
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Belort
Rockford
Astociated
Milwaukee
Yesterd
Bors
Perry Hull
Ugh Calkins
Roy Williams
Bors Williams
Nnil
Calkins
Hobink
Janesville
George Appleby
Appleby
Frank Ellis
German Cabinet Resigns Amid Disputed Berlin War Size
Paris reports from Berlin described by a correspondent the German cabinet led by Premier Gustav Bauer resigning amid disputes over Berlin's estimate of Red Army strength. Vorwaerts accuses the iron division and landowners of mobilizing civilians and threatening Berlin. Separate dispatches suggest a determined Allied effort to threaten Wesel and a Red Army march in western Germany.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Paris
Havas
Gustav Bauer
Iron Division
Gan
Vorwaerts
Pomerania
Uckermark
Stettin
League of Pomeranian Land Owners
Stard
Vorwaehs
Prinnoriinwestem Brandenburm
Brandenbure
London
Wesel
Daily Mail
Basen
Corve
Marchne
Dalmen
Dea
Essen
Red Forest
Mejor von Fs
RGOT Accepts Chair to Organize World Court
The league of nations commission announced that RGOT has accepted the invitation to organize an informational international court of justice. The news states the move aims to strengthen global legal cooperation and dispute resolution mechanisms.
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RGOT
Organiz
Lemwien
Ehta Hoeni
General Motors Declares 2 Percent Dividend
General Motors announced a 2 percent dividend on preferred shares with half payable in cash and a portion in common stock. The action follows late yesterday and reflects the company’s ongoing financial posture.
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United Fressy New York
Gerreral Motors
Borah Asked to Lead Anti League Presidential Bid
Washington reports an anti league movement seeks a third party candidate if major parties do not oppose the league. Senator William Borah of Idaho has refused to run and backs Johnson as the anti league choice while planning a money and expenditure bill for presidential campaigns.
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Syt. O. Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
aAn
Johnson
California
Borah
Idea Borah
Boston
Chicago
New York
Hiram Johnson
Senate
Milwaukee Family Found Dead In Suspected Double Murder
The Milwaukee family of Joseph Martin a barber was found dead in their home in what investigators call a likely double murder and gas asphyxiation. Loretta Martin lay injured while Joseph held their infant in his arms. Gas chambers were found open and the room saturated with fumes as authorities investigate. The bodies were removed to the morgue after being discovered by relative Steven Serdahiey.
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Milwaukee
United Press
Martin
Airs
Steven Serdahiey
Prizefighter de Luxe Georges Carpentier Profile
A verbose notice portrays Georges Carpentier as a prizefighter de luxe. It notes his entourage including a valet and trainer and lists an extravagant wardrobe with 100 shirts and 75 pairs of shoes. The piece compares him to Beau Brummel as it details his preparations and travel.
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Associated Press
New York
Caherson M
Mime
Carpentier
Etr
France
C H Herman Rumson Arrested Over Missing Cereal Funds
Washington, ND reports CH Herman Rumson, head of Starr Cereal Biting, was arrested and held for Chicago authorities on charges he was short about 290 thousand to 3200 thousand dollars in company accounts after vanishing in July.
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Washisren
Herman Rumson
Starr Cereal Biting Company
Oldest Harvard Man Dies and Turkish Cabinet Resigns
In Constantinople, the oldest Harvard graduate, noted as Charles French Spet, aged 78, died last night. A new government was formed after the Turkish cabinet resigned. the sultan remained at Damad Yerid Paths.
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Associated Prers
Associated Prowt
Charles French
Spet
Sail Parha
Sultan Bartar
Peace Resolution Advanced By Republicans In House
Republican leaders in the House completed a tentative peace resolution deemed constitutional and effective. Members including Lodge plan to seek action next week with Representative Porter Dennsylvania, chairman of foreign affairs, aiming to introduce by Saturday or Monday. Democratic leader Kitchin says most House Democrats back a straightforward peace resolution not altering the treaty status.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Republican House Leafets
Lodge
House
Porter Dennsylvania
Foreign Affairs Committee
Kitchin
Prohibitionists consider third party presidential bid
United Fresc Obicazo reports that Prohibitionists may nominate a candidate if major parties fail to back strong prohibition enforcement. Lincoln convention action June 21 may hinge on Democratic and Republican picks. a dry candidate could surface depending on party choices.
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United Fresc Obicazo
Nacional Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Lincoln
Neb
L. D. Fackler
Women and the Vote and Registration Problems
National Woman's Party warns several states may bar women from voting in the coming presidential election unless registration laws are changed. Tax and enrollment rules in Georgia Rhode Island and other states could prevent suffrage despite ratification. Pressure will be applied to reopen registration and modify laws to ensure eligibility for November voting.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Woman‘s Party
United States
Georgia
Rhode Island
South
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Strensly
Credibility of Witness in Caillaux Trial
Paris dispatch reports attempts to undermine the credibility of Leon Hosenwald of Buenos Aires and M. Kahn as witnesses. Testimony alleges Caillaux discussed making peace at any cost and references a 1875 conviction of Kahn for subterfuge in Alsace Lorraine.
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Caillaux
Associated Press
Paris
Aliomesys
Joseph Caillaux
Savisg
Leon Rosenwald
Buenos Aires
Ix Ethier
la Nacion
Las France
Paniel Levy
M. Hosenwald
Coal Miners May Suspend Work Across Regions
The United Mine Workers announce a possible temporary or long suspension of work as talks continue. A Monday meeting in New York between miners and operators aims to settle a new agreement, while discussions with the anthracite sector persist to craft a fresh deal.
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Ausoctsted Prens
Pravin
United Press
New York
Bntttes
Atmiias
Philly Murray
United Mine Workers
Wice Serle
Enentters
Mob closes on Ohio girl slayers as hunt widens
In Adena and nearby towns two hundred residents search for Frances South 11 whose body was found in woods near Adena. Armed crowds threaten lynching and stop trains carrying suspects as four of the men are reported to be Black. Police guard jail after a crowd gathers and the mayor appeals for calm. A separate Minneapolis kidnapping hoax collapses when the daughter appears.
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United Prosa
Stonburville
Adena
Ohio
Abeaiey Svehen
Jath
Adens
Frances South
Las
Styiger
Clergymen Ask Wilson to Help Quit Sultan
A resolution signed by more than 209 clergymen urges President Walton to exert influence to end government control of parts of Europe. The document was announced in New York and backs President Walton’s authority.
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Wilson
Sultan
Ay Associated Press
New York
Walton
Euroas
Ankounes
Wireless Aid Call From Schoger Palmer
Wireless call for aid from Schoger Palmer reports a distress message received today. The message mentions inability to continue and requests immediate assistance, with unclear details due to damaged transmission.
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Schogner Palmer
Navy personnel shortages spurred high level inquiry
Proceedings reveal critics say the navy was understrength before U S entry and that the General Board and leaders warned of 19000 to 19600 needed personnel. Admiral Fletcher and Captain Magruder clashed over reforms and views on who carried out orders during wartime.
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Washligtion, Uy
United Suites
Wap
United States
Joseph Ie
Manali
Naval Wir
Newport
Paayssg
Beerviaey Mantels
Pdla
Ani
Hla Ptree
Park
Lowtrd
Germany
William B. Pletcher
Mapt
Thomas P. Mapruder
Fletchee
Navy
Brent
Films
Antiles
Magruder
Fletcher
Tod
Brest
Naval Diskrleta
London
Admiral Sims
Awiirit Fisieher
Gery
Smitthaf
Phankett
Genata
Sims
Nir
Tun Watimeny
Perzonnel
Rally in Sterling Prompts Open Market Gathering
Fragments describe a Sterling rally with planned market exchanges and unsettled pricing notes. The piece mentions February dates, a gathering at a venue near New York, and references to percentages and attendees, but details remain unclear.
Dividend Progress Report From Tanagah Mining Company
The Tanagah Mining Company reports a passed dividend and declares a yearly plan. The board states earnings for the latest period now total $20,340, with a plan to issue a dividend of $3 per share.
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Prozey Pi
Tanagah
Tornan
Nevada
Teraniiy
Delaware Vote Postponed Amid Fragile Coalition
Report says Delaware lawmakers delay a key vote as parliamentary factions struggle to secure enough support for a reform measure. Leaders cue public opinion and plan further talks with Republicans to determine if the measure advances next week.
Borah Attacks Presidential Expenses in Senate Clash
Senator Borah, Republican from Idaho, charges pre convention expenditures as corrupt and calls for accountability. He cites alleged purchases of endorsements and urges Congress to uncover who funds campaigns, challenging Democrats and Republicans alike to name names and explain the money trail.
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Chiarres
Watkar Pub
Ity Asanelated Press
Wintington
B. O
Yviro
Seritor Borah
Republcan
Senate
Senate Day That the Pre-Concouniim Expendiviers of Symie Press Tdertiet
Congress
Rm Belt
Borah
Maj. Leon
Leonard Wood
Towdern Tee
Thamias
Colombia
Ashura
Arizona
Heypntor Borah
Anid
Senstee Borah
Shieh
Senacer Mess
Nepylchen
New
Stampehire
Siieharer
Gener Wools Wrathinston Bureau
Badger Preps Eliminated at Madison Tournament
In the interstate tournament at Madison the Badger preps were eliminated with a 14 to 1 score. The result ends their run as top contenders while teams from several states claim titles and advance through the rounds.
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Badger
Madison
Fv United
Keen Expectancy in Vice Investigation Report
An irregular fragment hints at a vice investigation with names and dates muddled. The text references Ferhat, a 4th event, and an “At te raced ye iter tee tes” while mentioning committees and possibly a Sunidee Indaeied.
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VICE
Red Cross fronts in feeble relief bid amid frontier turmoil
A garbled dispatch reports Red Cross efforts amid frontier crises. The message mentions Helensford and Fontes regions, noting ongoing relief operations and movement of supplies as authorities seek to stabilize the area.
Floods Break Ice On Wisconsin River Drive City Damage
Wisconsin river valley faces rising flood conditions as ice jams clog the rivers. Wausau area reports flooded basements and closed mills while Knowlton and Tomahawk see rising levels. Mississippi and Chippewa rivers threaten homes with widespread inundation and dam impacts across Minnesota.
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Associated Dress
Wausau
Wisconsin River Valley
Teappe
Chicago
Siwaukee
St. Paul
Brockaw
Marathon Paper Mie Company
Be Rothschild
Knowdon
Michigan Democrats pledge to prosecute 1915 campaign violators
Detroit Michigan the Democratic state central committee of Michigan will bind John Governor Sleeper in the prosecution of any person connected with the Democratic campaign of 1915 who may have misstated the in Thad 8 Preston chairman of the committee informed the governor today. The letter asserts the sworn statement of receipts and expenditures shows a total of 552,284 lapsed in the campaign for all states and congres sional districts with extended sums for various offices.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Democratic State Central Committee of Michigan
John Governor
Sleeper
Thad
Preston
Henry Ford
Bealf
Senate
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