Two Americans missing after British steamship Egypt sinks
The British steamer Egypt sank off Ushant island after a fog collision with the French steamer Seine. Among the 342 survivors were two American women, Mrs Sibley and Miss V M Boyer, missionaries bound for India. About eight other people are missing, with many white officers and crew unaccounted for.
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Sibley
V. M Boyer
India
Bevan
Egypt
Island of Ushant
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Seine
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the & W
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Cap Tracen
Ceane
Tift
Lacare
Mow Bihies
Miss Rover
Boston
Bosten
Mass
Mixy Yoom
Trance
Mra &Ihlev
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Toledo
Ohio
Boyer
Aspinwall
Pawan
South India
Mre
Bata
Rover
Tirenan College
Gainesville
Américain Lutheran Mission
Rajahdrimady
Koda Schow
Pillsburg
Virginia Royer
France
Pittsburg
Miss Royer
Here
Trial of Small Enters Fifth Week
Waukegan, Ill.—Governor Small stands accused in a corruption trial now in its fifth week. W. W. Sherman, assistant treasurer of Swift & Company, testified on money transfers between Swift & Company and Grand Park Bank. The defense alleges a scheme to defraud the state by diverting interest on funds loaned to the Sty Five whbkers through the bank.
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Associated Press
Waukegan
Small
W. W. Sherman
Qwift & Company
Ir Sherman
Witnem
Grand Park Bark
Smal
Fred &, Sterling
Vernon Curtle
Grant Park Bank
Scene of Sea Disaster
United Press reports a brutal sea tragedy off Brest where the Peninsular and Orient liner sank with about 98 deaths among 400 aboard. Survivors describe frantic scenes as lifeboats capsized and passengers leapt into the sea while officers battled to save others amid chaos and confusion.
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United Press
Bress
Egypt
Brot
Uln
Harvick
Ouc Callan
Dome
Fenter
Oman
Dover
Nh Weman
Genner
Bramner
Hart
Burgh Jury Discharged After Deadlock in Murder Trial
A Burgh jury could not reach a verdict in the murder trial of four defendants, leading Judge Reed to discharge them. The case, involving the killings of Belton Kennedy, will resume with a third trial date set for next Saturday. Jurors initially voted seven for acquittal after hours of deliberation, with four women among the panel reportedly leaning toward acquittal. The proceeding had fluctuated since the prior ballot, and the judge indicated further action would be scheduled.
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Treas
Los Angeles
Calif
Furs
Church
Belton Kennedy
Reed
Wac
Nike Way
Jarar Ace
Jttr
Jttr, Waterd
Permanent use of marines advocated in New York port
United Press dispatch reports postal officials in Washington urged permanent Marine protection for New York harbor facilities after a probe found 49 ex criminals among 150 recently hired workers. The inquiry traced to a theft of 147000 dollars in Liberty bonds from the mails.
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United Presa
United States Marines
New York
Washington
Nicaragua Revolution Short One Sparks Fort Tactics At Noon
Unclear fragments describe a迅 revolution event in Managua referencing fort captures by General Cruz and marines, with government and rebel positions, talks of a joint conference and American involvement. Also mentions executions in Tabasco and rebel operations under General Larraga. Names: Cruz, Amaru, Crug, Marienes. Places: Nicaragua, Tabasco, Vall Hernyas. Dates: unspecified.
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Tesla
Silvador
Pontte Dent
Forties Woere Ahead the Atte Cohammst
Tye
Cps
Qed
le Marte
Nike
Heslay
Gener Crug
Roemer
Niles
Corimtel Tomorow
Arun
Coneru Cruz
Alan Wak
Meican
Maxka
Alabama Power bid for Gores power plant totals 2.5 million
The Associated Press reports Alabama Power Company offers 2.5 million for the Gores power plant. The government holds a stake in the railway and transmission line from Georgia to Mobile Shoal, with the proposal sent to Secretary Weeks.
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Associated Plns
Washington
Gores
Senate action fixes pay for service officers and troops
The Senate approved a House bill to set a new pay scale for officers and enlisted personnel of the army navy marine corps coast guard and public health service with PMO amendments. The measure now goes to conference with the House to reconcile differences.
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Wathington
D. C
Senate
House
Army Navy Mating Corps
Comet Guard
Goodic Survey
Public Health Service
Endorsement of State Park Movement by President Harding
President Harding endorses the state park movement in a letter to John Barton Payne, urging rapid establishment of parks. The note, read at the opening session of the National Conference on State Parks at Bear Mountain Inn, argues yearly delays raise costs and hinder access to desirable public properties.
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State Park Movement
Harding
Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
John Barton Payne
Bear Mountain Inn
Paileades Interatate
Spare
New York
British premier to report on confidence vote next week
London sources say Lloyd George will report to the cabinet on Monday as talk intensifies about a possible confidence vote after tensions with the five-state alliance. The Prime Minister rested at Chequers as preparations proceed.
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Lloyd Grorge
Posipened Vna
Hes Gering Venture
Lloyd George
Garage Fire Charred Ten Businesses in Block
A garage blaze spread through a block, causing heavy damage to ten business places including Josera Oan, Christian are Re Borland Clothing, Fenwon Grocery, Wy Tewells store, and Central ik Company. Fire units operated with automatic sprinklers. damage estimated at about half a million. The Skinner Chamberlain company suffered the heaviest losses as customers fled and store fronts burned.
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United Preva
Albert Toa
Wlan
Bundas Merci
Skinner Chamberlain Company
Josera
Christian
Borland Clothing
Arainy
Fenwon Grorery
Wy Tewells
Central Ik Company
Fear Actress Minslea Penman Dies After Runaway Horse
United Front 5 San Franciare reports actress Minslea Penman did not survive injuries from a runaway horse on Market Street. Penman suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries as her escort was also hurt, with officials announcing the prognosis grim.
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FEAR
United Front
San Franciare
Minslea Penman
Markee Street
Vian Penman
Tr Ko Jy Benjamin
Valentino Hidings Reported In New York City
United Press reports that Valentino, husband of actress Winifred Hudnut Valentina, is said to be hiding in New York. The alleged romance and marriage details are uncertain and are connected to a dispute involving the wife and her mother. Valentina plans to travel to Nice with her stepfather’s consent amid ongoing family tensions.
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T’nited Prem
New York
Winifred Hudnut
Valentina
Rudolph Valentina
Valentinga
Anow
Nice
Pea & Villa
General 19 witness for the defense
Report fragmentary text describes a court case with references to witnesses and legal actions. It mentions a general defense and various cryptic phrases about defendants, areas, and proceedings. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify specific parties or outcomes.
French Parliament to Meet Tomorrow on German Question
The article describes an upcoming parliamentary session in France focusing on issues related to Germany. It notes expectations within the cabinet and Parliament about policy debates and potential shifts in alignment with allies, highlighting the tense political atmosphere and urgency surrounding the national stance toward Germany.
Sidney Ainsworth Actor Dead in Madison Move
United Press reports Sidney Ainsworth, noted actor and former stage star, died after a brief illness. Born in Madison, he studied at the Chicago Musical College and appeared in The Little Minister and tours with Robert Erieson. He held a four year contract with Jack Barrymore in The Fortune Hunters.
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United Pres
Wadiann
Sidney Ainaworth
Ainawoth
Madison
Tom Jargland
Chicago
Maud Adam
Robert Erieson
Strongheart
Arizona
Jack Barrymore
Tre Fortune Hunters
Tes
Tesidwyn People Fy 1618
Letter on Daugherty Morse Case Reveals Attorney Actions
Fragmentary Washington press copy outlines a two letter exchange involving Attorney General Daugherty and figures named Morse, Withers, and Peabody. It references pardons, arguments over legal actions, and claims of investigating officials, noting contested claims and disputed duties in a wartime justice context.
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Daugherty
Atauta
Westington
Warshengton Daily News
Rp Ek
Peragherty
Ana Dahder
Morse
Noenee
Farrington Reports Answered Letter of Operators
Farrington states he has answered the operators letter, noting recent discussions and promises regarding the Mine Warderry project. The report recounts his reply amid disputes over patents and engineering directives with the Illinois Abt committee.
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Farrington
Babe Ruth Hits First Season Home Run in Newark Tilt
New York star Babe Ruth connected for his first homer of the season as Joie Ruth aided by Steele at Newark. One runner aboard witnessed Ruth’s early season power in a brisk Exhibition tilt.
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Berlin
Alanson Houghton
Babe Ruth
New York
Joie Ruth
Steele
Newark
Oone
Bail Chiefs Meet With Interstate Commerce on Rates
Bail chiefs joined an Interstate Commerce Commission session in Washington DC to discuss rail rate reductions as part of President Harding's voluntary plan. The two hour meeting aimed to gauge possible compliance and outline next steps toward rate reforms in a delegation including leaders from major rail lines and industry groups.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding
Preas
Washington, DC
Ninteen
Harddn
Interatute ¢ Oy
Danel Willard
Baltimora & Ol
Mately
Orate Euuction
Acadion
White Hut
Pete Buttington
Ph Baan
Milwaukee& St Paul
Chetlea
Noreigwestern
China
Taomert Agate
Boo Dork
Playwright Dave Soderman Trial Echoes in Kentucky Lobby Shooting
In Louisville at the Waldart hotel a trial begins for Dave Soderman charged with killing Mas lay Clay Dowers a noted Kentucky playwright and member of a prominent family. The event drew about 200 attendees as officials and witnesses testified about the chaotic lobby shooting.
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Co Lune
United Press
Staltr
Coryenpontant
Dallas
Burlington Shops Shut Down for Time
An Associated Press dispatch reports Burlington shops closed temporarily as authorities prepare for a major event. Officials said the shutdown affects several downtown stores while preparations pace up across the city. Local workers await guidance as the situation develops and shoppers adjust plans.
Lumber Schooner Sinks In Harbor After Uboat Hit
The lumber schooner Virginia Ofven inbound from Columbia River was rammed by a U boat in the harbor this morning. The vessel, carrying a large load, reached the dock in a sinking condition as damage from the attack appeared extensive. Local harbor authorities and the U S Navy responded to the incident.
Drowned in Lake Sparks Local Tragedy
A fragmentary report recalls Wittortela Laan drowning in a lake near Lidge SoCenlean. The morning scene shows others reacting as Bortela’s occasional frown contrasts with the mood, while hints of a nearby attempt to imitate or copy unfold in the sparse text.
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Asmud
Wittortela Laan
Lidge
Fortela
Bortela
Valentino Bigamy Case Aids Miss Acker Support
Miss Acker the former wife of Rudolph Valentino speaks in his defense amid charges of bigamy linked to his Mexico marriage to Natalia Narumbova. District attorney officials note evidence suggests intent to defy state law as Valentino faces a preliminary hearing before Justice Bowser with a bond set at 19000.
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Los Angeles
Ivan Acker
Rudolph Valentino
Rappesa
Natacha Hirambova
Mexico
Sam
Mina Acker
Hla
Mina Hudnut
Valentina
Valentine
Horder
Dieurchet
McClelland
Valentino
Vincent Bowser
Nichet
Ballot Shows Strong Support for Flood Relief Plan
Voters at the Association for Relief of High Wares meeting approved federal flood control plans favored by engineers. Only 2 of 18 votes opposed. 16 supported the measures including lowering the Fox River channel, storage on the upper drainage, and a larger Neenah Menasha sluice.
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Association For Relief of High Waes
Hon
Fox River
Wolfow
Shlocton
Duck Creek
Neenah and
Menasha
Neenah
Kovernment
Tderal
Kovernment and
Mit
Ottnera
Winnebawa
Rintay
Lexvcos
Antsy & Genie
Jf Thindall
Oshkosh
Agatnst
Oshkowh
Confesses to killing alleged blackmailer in Ward case
Whitt Plains, No V Walter 8 Wart son of Ward Baking head confessed to killing Clarence Peters, an ex Navy man, during an alleged blackmail plot. Ward, jailed on homicide charges, claimed Peters ordered the money and drew a revolver. Ward fired in self defense after Peters shot. A second alleged confederate reportedly fired, causing Ward to return fire.
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Whitt Plains
Walter
Wart
Ward
Werner
Sherif Warne
Hem
Peters
Wreck of Roller Coaster Under Official Probe
New York authorities opened an investigation into a coaster wreck that killed one man and left several others injured including four with fractured skulls. The crash occurred Sunday at a waterfront amusement site operated by Connelly. A homicide charge faces the operator pending results.
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CRS
New York
Ark Corenellad Fo Cannelly
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