Bank Robbery Suspects Held in Chippewa Falls Case
Police report rapid progress in the Exchange Bank robbery case with six suspects, three men and three women, arraigned in municipal court. Arrestees were moved to guarded jail, baggage inspected, and a private examination planned with bankers present as investigators pursue further details.
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Chippewa Walls
Oshopiec
Developmants
Exchange Bank
Gabbert
Dowling
D. K. Allen
Chippewa Falls
Trunks Yield Evidence of Crime
Police seized five large trunks seven or eight grips and suitcases from suspects in Oshkosh Ex change bank robbery case. Bonds of Swift Co valued at 8500 found among items along with fur coats fine clothing jewelry and revolvers. Detectives say the haul indicates a wider gang with women among the crowd and identify possible names and aliases.
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Charles Turner
Edward J. Rogers
James Hing
Oshkosh Exchange
Chicago
Swift & Co
P. Cunningham
Bankers’ Association
Chippewa Falls
James King
Cunningham
Albert Johnson
James Robert Kelton
Watertown
S. D
Springfield Life
Theodore N. Fenrich
Butte Des Morts
Chippewa Fralis
Dowiing
Asisant
A. H. Gabbert
Cunningham and
Gershen
Air, Westcot
Or. Christoferson
Waipaca
W. J. Hay
Gasoline price to drop amid byproduct plant surge
United Press reports W H Barber of Minneapolis cites upcoming petroleum byproduct plants in Oklahoma Kansas and Texas as a catalyst for gasoline price declines. Barber, former Independent Oilmen’s assoc president, says prices are too high and a surplus will form after Jan 1.
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United Press
Denver
Cole
W. H. Barber
Minneapolis
Barber
W. H. Barber Company
Independent Oilmen’s Association
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Grand Rapids
Mich—P
National Alliance of Case Goods Association
PAIGE
Rail nationalization emphasized by Penn RR VP
Harrishars, Fon.Gen. W. W. Atterbury told Harrisburg chamber of commerce nationalization of railroads via national departments and boards is one of the most important questions before the public. He noted labor leaders do not deny they have it valid.
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Associated Press
Harrishars
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harris ‘S Chamber of Commerce
National Boards of Adjustment
Six Injured by Ammonia Explosion at Plant
Six employees were injured today when ammonia fumes erupted from a refrigerator system at the Ram er Canny plant in St Paul. The incident occurred at the factory process area and prompted an emergency response.
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United Press
St. Paul
Aoen
Ramer Cancy
No Loans to Mexico Without Recognition Policy
Washington officials state that Mexico must obtain U S recognition before any loans. The stance was conveyed to Mexican Finance Minister Salvadore Alvarado who returned from the United States and was informed that loans depend on recognition.
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Mexico
United Press
Wanhington
United States
Salvadore Alvarado
Mexico City
Veterans Fight Japanese Immigration Policy At Convention
Cleveland delegates at the American Legion convention adopted a resolution excluding Japanese immigrants and picture brides, urging action on the gentleman's agreement and border violations. A motion to prepare for Japanese menace failed amid uproar, while Southern speakers supported the measure. The body also pressed Congress to boost care for sick and disabled ex servicemen, though a health service reform motion failed.
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Cleveland
American Legion Convention
United States
Japan
California
Hawaii
New York
Milton J. Foreman
Ilinois
South Carolina
Pacific Coast
Congress
Texas
United States Pulic Health Service
Irish Town in Ruins After Barracks Raid
Dublin reports set Mallow in charred ruins as police reprisals follow a noonday Sinn Fein raid on barracks. One officer killed. fires spread to mills town hall and creamery as curfew kept brigades back. Belfast violence prompts two deaths and two thousand troops en route.
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United Press
Dublin
Mallow
Belfast
Male Low
Sinn Fein
Barricks
Sinn
Michigan Democrats nominate woman for secretary of state
Lansing. Mich. Democrats opened their state convention to complete the ticket with former Governor Woodbridge N Ferris as gubernatorial candidate. They planned to nominate a woman for secretary of state and outlined a platform urging state government consolidation, tax reform, business administration and stronger support for veterans and reconstruction efforts.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Democrate
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Planka
Austria to Amend Treaty with Bolsheviks
Vienna announces Austria will amend its treaty with the Russian Soviets to conform with the peace treaty with the Allies. This move prompted British and French representatives to announce they would release credits for the return of Austrian war prisoners held up recently.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Grey's plan to calm Ireland in Westminster letter
Viscount Grey in a Westminster Gazette letter proposes three points to resolve the Irish problem. He argues the home rule bill is unacceptable, urges a single foreign policy and unified armed forces, and calls for a two year transition during which Britain would govern Ireland before full Irish responsibility passes to Irish leaders.
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Associated Press
Lnondon
Viscount Grey
Westminster Gazette Today
Ftor
Great Britain and Ireland
Trishmun
Ireland
Confession Rescinded in Lang Case at Circuit Court
Kenosha reports the confession by Frank Lang that he shot and killed Charles Pacini is rescinded after a letter from Lang’s wife prompts further inquiry. Lang claims duress and coercion by police led to the confession. The sentencing is postponed to Friday morning pending review.
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Kenoshs
Podlowny United Press
Frank Lang
Charles Pacini
Lang
Belden
Lim
Gustaf Nelson Guilty in Farm Murder Trial
Gustaf Nelson, son-in-law of U S Senator Knute Nelson, found guilty by a jury after six hours of deliberation in the murder of farm hand Joseph Middleton on a wood dispute at the Jacobsen farm. Nelson claims the shotgun discharged during a scramble. verdict to be appealed.
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United States
United Press
Alexandria
Gustaf Nelson
Knute Nelson
Joseph Middleton
Nelson
Middleton
Joan Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Wood
Man Swiney Drawn After Very Bad Night
London reports Terence MacSwiney, Cork lord mayor, endured a very bad night at Brixton prison with weakness noted in a bulletin from the Irish self determination league. the doctor said he slept well and was in bright spirits this morning despite the prior concerns.
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Associated Press
London
Terence “JacSsriney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Brixton
ManSwiney
Tremont Trust VP Threatens Reveal Plan at Mass Meeting
Simon Swim vice president of Tremont Trust warns he will expose aspects of the Massachusetts banking system after a conference with State Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Aven. He says his revelations would stun the people and pledges to hire Mechanic Hall for a mass meeting to disclose all.
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United Press
Beenton
Simon Swim
Tremont Trust Company
Joseph C. Aven
State Bank
Sudex
Mechanica Hall
Ruth Hits Fifty Fourth Home Run in Philadelphia Game
Babe Ruth belted his fifty fourth homer of the season in the first game of a New York versus Philadelphia double header, driving the ball over the right field fence in the ninth inning at Philadelphia. The line drive came with one on, energizing the crowd and extending Ruths lead in the home run race.
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Associated Presa
Philaselphia
Babe Ruth
New York
Philadelphia
Harding Hits One Man Rule in Campaign Speech
Senator Warren G Harding narrowly escaped a wreck when his car tracks failed near Ashland Kentucky and no one was hurt. Crowds gathered as Harding attacked one man government and pork barrel legislation while urging greater congressional respect and national unity.
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Associated Press
Millwood
Warren G. Harding
Apedal
Harding
Ashland
Washington
Congress
America
Virginia
Tierding
Spiceches
West Virginia
Slaterville
Parkersburg
Germany
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Hannting
Packesbury
W. Va
Cox
Administration
Tate
Wheeling
Senator Harding
Dr David Roberts Free After Long Controversy
A Waukesha veterinary case ends with Dr David Roberts released after ten months in confinement and parole from a violent incident involving his wife Mrs Roberts. The pardon movement gained recent support but no definite action was taken to free the former schoolteacher.
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Goo Hrhavior
UN Press
Waukesha Veterinara
Tudes
House of Tervention
Roberts
Task
France and Germany Back to Prewar Basis
German ambassador to France presented credentials to President Miller and RCA pledging both nations return to prewar basis. The move signals renewed Franco German alignment and a shift in regional diplomatic posture.
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Germany
Associated Presa
Parin—Whheilm Mayer Vor Kaut|heuren
Franc
Miller
RCA
Chicago Bribery Case Ties World Series Scandal
Assistant State’s Attorney Hartley Replogle leads probe into the 1919 World Series fixing. Williams testifies players named Brown and Attell may be the same person and claims gamblers offered large sums. indictments follow after his grand jury appearance. Rothstein denies involvement while offering to expose more details.
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Chicago
Ubs
Clarude
Wiliams
Deel
Wilams
Erond Fury
Grown and Sullivan
Criminal Court
Replogle
Brown
Abel Attelt
Ly United Press
Hartley Replogle
Youny
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Hoston
Chicago White Sox
Jos. Jackson
Unified Press
Cook Qeunky Grand Jury
Jteday
Sport” Sullivan
Boston
Fixers
Claude Willams
Williams
New York
Attell
Noil
Arnold Rothstein
Gambier
Ehough White Sox
Rothstein
Moe
Titak
Vii
White Sox
Hothatein
Greater Moderation on Part of Organized Labor
United Press summary reports labor moderation as wage disputes shrink after a price cutting wave. F Cunningham of the conciliation bureau notes fewer cases, with only about 50,000 workers involved and regular employment recovering post armistice. He says organized labor seeks wage outcomes through price trends and stronger purchasing power.
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Ralph F. Couch
United Press Star
Washington, D
F. Cunningham
Burreau
Labor Department
Cunningham
Department
Amnesia Victim Returns to Wife and Family
A man once nicknamed the mystery wanderer in Indianapolis regains memory and returns to his wife and nine year old daughter, with family efforts cited as key to rekindling recall. Authorities and relatives describe him as an amnesia victim who wandered city streets before being identified and brought home.
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Erink’ Koepjpen
Indianapolis
Ind
Pen
Nin
Funeral crowd fills St Thomas church for Olive Thomas
A large crowd gathered at St Thomas Episcopal Church for the funeral of Olive Thomas the motion picture star who died in Paris. By 467 Meas. New York reports thousands of theatrical folk and movie attendees crowded along Fifth Avenue with reserves opening a path for the cortege.
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New York
Olive Thomas
Laehofied
Paris
St Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Firth Avenue
Bomb wrecks home in Chicago injuring resident
United Press reports a bomb destroyed the front part of John Powers home in Ridgeman Chicago. One person was injured. Police believe the act may be tied to enemies of a political group or rival faction.
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Chippewa Falls
Gabbert
United Press
Chicago
John .Fowars
City Ridgeman
Powers
World Series Fixers Name Go-Betweens and Bettors
The grand jury disclosed confessions by Lefty Williams naming bettors and go betweens in the 1919 World Series scheme. Williams said Brown and Sullivan received payoffs and Jackson took part, with amounts and alleged payments detailed as prosecutors prepare further statements and investigations.
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White Sox
Iny
Claude
Brown and Sullivan
New Fo
Boston
Prson
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