Eight Foreigners Freed From Shantung Bandits
The Patzuku mountain stronghold held eight hostages until their release by Shantung bandits. Among those freed are four Americans Major Roland W. Pinger Leon Friedman John B. Powell and Lee Solomon along with two British subjects one Frenchman and one Italian. The captures followed the May 6 derailment near Suchow and the bandits’ demand to enroll in the regular Chinese army.
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Union News Service
Tsaochwang
Patzuku
Shantung
China
Suchow
Peking
Roland W. Pinger
Ordnance Corps
Manila
Berkeley
Cal
Leon Friedman
Chicago
Shanghai
John B. Powell
Lee Solomon
San Francisco
Fred Elias
Reginald W. Rowlatt
Birmingham
England
Tientsin
Emile Bensberger
D. Musso
Missing Attorney Found in Aurora After Kidnapping Report
Chicago lawyer Warren J. Lincoln vanished from his home on the Indian trail April 29 and was found at Grace hotel in Aurora at the corner of Jackson boulevard and Clarke street. Sheriff W. Orr of Kane County says Lincoln reported he was slugged and abducted. Orr is en route to Aurora with Lincoln.
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Aurora
Chicago
Warren J. Lincoln
Grace Hotel
Jackson Boulevard
Clarke Street
W. BE. Orr
Kane County
Orr
Lincoln
Reward Offered for Chicago Woman Bandit
Morgan Collins announces a personal $500 reward to join $2,000 posted by Masonic lodges for information leading to the arrest of the smiling woman bandit who shot and killed Richard C. Tesmer. Lillian Erickson was arrested, refused to answer questions, and her case was continued until June 13 as detectives pursue further evidence.
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Chicago
Teacher's Slayer Guilty in Des Moines Trial
Joe Williams, described as a Negro, was found guilty of second degree murder for killing Sara Barbara Thursdale, a Valley Junction school teacher. A district court jury of ten men and two women returned the verdict after a Friday night trial. second degree murder carries ten years to life in Iowa. This marked Williams’ third trial.
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Des Moines
Joe Williams
Sara Barbara Thursdale
Valley Junction
Iowa
Williams
Chicago woman claims cure for infantile paralysis
Discovery of a simple, effective treatment for infantile paralysis is reported by a Chicago woman who wishes to remain anonymous. The method has been tested with marked success at Northwestern University Medical School and has been adopted by the Visiting Nurse Association.
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Chicago
Northwestern University Medical School
Visiting Nurse Association
Missing Man Rufus Brown Found Dead in Omaha Ravine
The body of Rufus A. Brown, 65, an agent for Guaranteed Fund Life Insurance, who had been missing for a week, was found in a creek at the bottom of a ravine in South Omaha by local boys.
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Omaha
Nebr
Rufus A. Brown
Guaranteed Fund Life Insurance Company
South
Farm Farmer Ends Life at Barn Loft Near Mission Hill
Fred Rabe a 63 year old farmer living a mile north of Mission Hill Yankton South Dakota hanged himself from a rafter in his barn loft. Ill health is cited as the cause of the fatal act.
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Yankton, S. D
Fred Rabe
Mission Hill
United States considers liquor on foreign ships at ports
A roundup notes the government may seek to admit liquor on foreign ships in U S ports if the twelve mile search limit is extended. It reports court adjournments, legal limits on enforcement, trade figures, and several nonrelated events from 1920s policy debates.
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United States
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Treasury Department
Washington
Personalities and Conflicts Across World News Snapshots
Pierre Loti dies at Hendaye with family at his bedside. U S Army Capt Morford dies by suicide in Asbury Park. Typhoon hits Samar killing thirteen and devastating land. Ernesto Garcia killed during Madrid elections riots. Kemal Pasha party wins Turkish election. Cuba US agree to curb liquor smuggling. Bulgarian regiments clash in Sofia. 80 gendarmes killed. Italian cabinet moves to cut food tariffs. Tom River ferry disaster in Kuzbas hinterland. casualties unknown if Americans among dead. Danish parliament approves Soviet trade recognition. London sex equality bill grants wives divorce on misconduct grounds. Shao Tseng cabinet resignations blocked by Li Yuan Hung. Premier Baldwin signals possible retaliation over liquor ban affecting shipping.
Iowa News Roundup From State Pages
County markets report top prices for fine horses in Galesburg Ill. Fremont County awards a 7,000 yard drainage bid. Early chick deaths blamed on cold weather. Union township veteran dies at 96 near Nevada. State treasurer reports 502000 in inheritance tax receipts. Kandler wills 75000 estate to Iowa City library after 20 years. Marshalltown celebrates 50th anniversary for Mr and Mrs James Stephens. Des Moines plans permanent tourist camping grounds for 300 motorists. Iowa to buy Ford cars for 30 inspectors under new agriculture department. Governor Kendall receives LL D from Parsons College. Damages totaling 58000 filed against ex sheriff W E Robb in Polk County court. Aberdeen Angus sale sellers turn 43 head at 250.22 average. Perjury charges surface in Joe Williams case to save man accused of hanging. Kendall back at state house after illness. Boone county farm bureau picnic draws 20000 plus attendees. Des Moines chamber lists ten projects including a new union station. Shenandoah sow breaks long distance record with litter of 18 pigs. Woodbury county farm bureau picnic near Sioux City expected large turnout. State fair to host big farm bureau camp. Replanting corn continues with 95 percent planted by June 1 and crop condition at 86 percent. Soldier bonus money of 22000000 influences Iowa economy, watched by bankers. Sharpless Statsman heirs win $28000 state condemnation suit in Iowa City. State securities laws praised as a protection against stock selling campaigns. Beneficiaries of Bob Murray seek 10000 from accident policy after railway shooting. Four thousand young men to attend camps at Ft Des Moines Ft Leavenworth Ft Snelling, consuming 65 tons beef and 75 tons vegetables.
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Galesburg
Ill
Fremont
Montgomery Illingsworth
Union Township
Nevada
Inheritance Tax Department
State Treasurer’s Office
Kandler
Iowa City
James Stephens
Marshalltonn
Des Moines
N. EB. Kendall
Parsons College
W. E. Robb
Polk County
J. Tudor
Joe Williams
Kendall
State House
Boone
Farm Bureau
Boone County
Chamber of Commerce of
Shenandoah
Woodbury County Farm Bureau
Brown’s Lake
Sioux City
Iowa
Sharpless-Statsman
Bob Murray
North Western Railway
Goggs
Eva King
Council Bluffs
Murray
Ft. Des Moines
Ft. Leavenworth
Ft. Snelling
Gourmet taste and simple kitchen dishes in 1923 note
A short miscellany outlines culinary tips and quoted reflections. Recipes include Smoked Salmon with rice, Summer Soup with tomatoes cucumber and herbs, Sponge Drops lightened with egg whites, and Pineapple Tapioca. A Byron quote closes the piece on the power of words.
A Variety of Good Things Omelet with Mashed Potatoes
A recipe item list describes an omelet made from three cups hot mashed potatoes three eggs salt and pepper and butter baked briefly in an oven with the finish of browning. The collection also details Tutti Frutti Cheese Marshmallow Dessert Macaroon Wafers Pineapple Fluff with stepwise mixing and serving notes.
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Tllinois
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Oklahoma
Gulf Production Company
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Tex
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Pierre Loti
Hendaye
France
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Ernesto Garcia
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