Mob executes three in Kirvin for Eula Ausley case
Three Black men, Shep Terry Mose Jones and John Cornish were burned to death in Kirvin after a massive manhunt for the assault and murder of 17 year old Eula Ausley. The mob, estimated at 800, dragged their bodies to the square and carried out the executions with oil and fire. The killings followed confessions and a long chase spanning multiple towns as authorities failed to stop the mob.
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Pieplant Should Not Be Eaten Raw Warns UW Doctor
Special to The Northwestern warns that pie plant rhubarb should not be eaten raw or cooked as a vegetable. Dr A Lovenhart of the University of Wisconsin notes oxalic acid in rhubarb can be deadly if overconsumed. Two Connecticut children died after eating the tops. He advises soaking rhubarb before cooking to reduce oxalic acid and emphasizes moderation.
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Bankers' Committee Seeks German Reparations Solution
Morgan accepts a place on the committee as proposed at the Genoa Conference. The move aims to shape a unified approach to wartime reparations and economic recovery negotiations.
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Killing of deputy Ballew shocks Texas town
Wichita Falls Texas Chief of Police J W McCormick shot and killed deputy Ballew after a confrontation in a soft drink parlor. Ballew died from five front and back head shots as witnesses say he faced the shots. The incident recalls frontier days and leaves McCormick under bond while Ballew’s body is sent to Ardmore Oklahoma for burial.
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Japan Cabinet to Stay in Place Amid Reform Efforts
Tokyo reports indicate the Japanese cabinet will remain intact despite earlier moves toward reorganization. Officials anticipated possible resignations but the current ministry, described as weak, will persist with no formal changes.
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Girl Found Imprisoned in Farm Smokehouse in Stupor
A girl was located in a farm smokehouse in a state of stupor after authorities seized the Menger farm near Crawford. Sheriff Wiebenberger reported the captive showed minimal response, nodding only faintly as questions were asked. The residence was ransacked, with doors barred and windows covered, and two others were detained for questioning.
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Boris Bakhmeteff Denies Senate Charges In Washington
Boris Bakhmeteff rejects allegations that he improperly used U S funds and credits tied to a Neremsky era loan. He states none of the loaned money supported embassy upkeep or real estate purchases in Washington. The state department received a formal denial from his management yesterday regarding the charge and fund handling.
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Professor and marshal found shot to death
In Columbia a university professor M Gene Homes and university marshal Hale were found shot to death in the treasurer’s office. Law student Hotland heard shots and entered the Luxsaire building to report the scene. Professor Homes taught in the engineering school.
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M. Gene Homes
University of South Carolin
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Ty WT. Hotland
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Sires
Hordes
School of Engineering
Taewley
Milwaukee Bridge Collapse Over River in Flood
The Racine street bridge in Milwaukee, over the Milwaukee River since 1884, collapsed after flood waters toppled its northern abutments. A guard’s quick action three hours prior averted loss of life. workers tried to save the structure but could not prevent the fall.
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Dodge Placed on One Year Probation in Liquor Case
John Duval Dodge of Detroit and Rex Earl of Kalamazoo were placed on probation for one year after pleading before Circuit Judge Weimer following their conviction on charges including illegal page, men and transportation of liquor.
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WITAROLDS DECISION ON BONUS BILL
Washington President Harding met today with Senator McCumber and Republican leaders to study proposed bonus plans. They outlined the McCumber plan, said to tax future expenditures and finance homes without immediate funding. A draft bill will be completed and sent to the president for review next week.
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Fond du Lac Woman Sentenced To New Industrial Home
Mrs. Viola Kinney, a Fond du Lac woman, was sentenced to the new Industrial Home for women. She must serve a six months term for embezzlement of $20 while acting as a stenographer for Hl. W. Voll.
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Mutiny and Retreat Amid Chinese Turmoil In Peking Area
Mutinous Chinese troops in Shanghai and Peking region threaten the city as they march toward Tien and Mukden. Reports say destroyed camps, looting, and widespread violence accompany a massive retreat of Chang’s forces. Foreign observers note increasing tension and civilian danger.
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Janern] Chang
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New Wave of Prosperity Foreseen by Labor Secretary
Secretary of Labor Davis outlines a broadly improving industrial and economic outlook with nationwide recovery and a few regional unemployment pockets. He cites construction boom led by the Midwest and plains states and notes a surge in shipbuilding and industrial plant activity.
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Uncle Joe Cannon Birthday Reflections From Uncle Joe
A fragmented UNCLE JOL story recalls Joseph G. Cannon on the eve of his forty five year service in Congress. The piece notes his long career and persona while mentioning a birthday celebration at Rep. Madden’s home with notable friends including the president.
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Davison Financier Dies After Tumor Operation
Henry P. Davison of J. P. Morgan & Co. died at 1:20 p.m. after an operation to remove a tumor on the auditory nerve. The procedure occurred in a Morgan office room prepared at Peacock Point in Locust Valley, Long Island, with five Morgan partners keeping vigil at the hospital.
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Henry Pomeroy Davinon Dies After Brain Tumor Operation
News of financier Henry Pomeroy Davinon’s death spread via telegraph after an operation on a brain tumor. Davinon, longtime J.P. Morgan associate and key figure in coordinating American Red Cross efforts abroad, had previously left Wall Street to pursue public service during wartime.
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New York
Russia Seeks Billions in Cash at World Conferen ce
Aurociated Presa reports a critical stage of an international economic conference as Russia pressures for billions in cash rather than credits. Italian, Belgian, and British officials report mixed impressions with Lloyd George poised to return to London if stalemate persists.
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Tariff Act Sparks Debate Over Cost of Living
Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee release a minority report calling the pending tariff bill a germ of a business and industrial debacle. Senator Simmons of North Carolina warns the measure would raise prices, reduce production and increase unemployment, with rates described as protective yet prohibitive and fears of trusts and monopolies gaining sway.
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Irish Truce Extended Pending Committee Parley
Ay United Press reports an official statement says the truce between feuding factions will be extended while the committee negotiating terms meets. In Ulster, armed men in motor cars raided four towns in Cavan county looting thousands of pounds. The peace committee adjourned to Monday after urging military leaders to arrange the extension.
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