Trial of Midland men delayed at Sioux Falls term
The three Midland Packing company defendants Ben I Salinger Jr Frederick Sawyer and C S Burlingame have the trial postponed to the May federal term in Sioux Falls Judge James D Elliott ordered the move as Salinger seeks habeas corpus and may oppose removal to South Dakota United States Attorney S W Clark plans to travel to New York for the case hearing Salinger surrendered in New York and was paroled awaiting bail bond posting while contesting extradition Developments include new airplane wing research for the United States mail service and a Vienna conference of the League of Nations council with delegations from 19 nations led by Turkey Ukraine and the United States represented by Prof Jochima Jenks
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Ben I. Salinger
Frederick Sawyer
C. S. Burlingame
Midland Packing Company
James D. Elliott
S. W. Clark
United States
South Dakota
New York
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Clark
Elliott
Midland
Salinger
B. I. Salinger, Jr
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S. C
M. H. Mattuck
Hitchcock
United States Mail Service
Aero Airways Union
Nations League Council
Vienna
League of Nations Council
America
Jochima Jenks
New York University
Turkey
Ukraine
Soviet
Russia
Portland Fears I. W. W. Invasion
Portland police with extra guards stood on duty after Mayor George L. Baker warned of an I W W invasion. The mayor said the group has selected Portland as a center for trouble intended to become a revolution.
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Portland
Ore
George L. Baker
Four Killed at Crossing at Chicago Rail Shop Tragedy
Peter Marz driver of a truck carrying five workers for the Chicago, Aurora and Elgin railway shops tried to beat a fast train at Westmore crossing in New Jersey. Killed: Peter Marz, Victor Chione, J. J. Peters, CG. EB Timm. Seriously injured: Robert Gustafson and August Surkhame.
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Crossing
Chicago
Peter Marz
Chicago, Aurora and
Elgin
Westmore
Victor Chione
J. J. Peters
EB Timm
Robert Gustafson
August Surkhame
France Moves to Prosecute War Profiteers
Paris reports the senate adopted measures already passed by the chamber of deputies to extend the anti profiteering law. The extension keeps in operation a wartime provision targeting profiteers, despite a deadline that would have expired last Monday.
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France
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Free State Troops Ambushed Near Castletown Roche
Belfast-Seven Free State troopers near Castletown Roche County Cork were ambushed but held their ground. The attackers retreated after the fight leaving three dead and nine wounded on the opposing side. The Free Staters reported no casualties.
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Belfast
Free State
Castletown Roche
County Cork
Jury Deadlock in Chinatown Murder Trial
In New York a jury deliberated 10 hours in the case of Tom Yee charged with the murder of K. O. Low, president of the Hip Hing tong in Chinatown on August 17. The jurors failed to reach a verdict and were discharged.
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New York
Tom Yee
K. O. Low
Hip Hing Tong
Chinatown
Happenings of the World Tersely Told
A digest of brief world events includes Mrs. Ogden L. Mills and Sir Paul Dukes wedding in Nyack New York. John D. Rockefeller Jr. seeks rest in Battle Creek Michigan. White House winter social program canceled due to Mrs. Harding illness. Rear Admiral Sims retires at Newport Rhode Island on his sixty fourth birthday. Louis F. Swift Jr. and Mary H. Bennett wed in Crown Point after elopement. Lionel Ryder ends his life in Rio de Janeiro. A federal court order related to the Daugherty ruling extended pending Judge Hand’s decision. Army dirigible C-2 destroyed in San Antonio. five injured. Count Ilya Tolstoy in Waterbury pawned jewels for living funds. American Labor party launches in New York led by Morris Hillquit. A Gulfport devilfish measures 18 by 18 feet, weighing 2 000 to 3 500 pounds. beach pull attempt covers half its body.
Global Turmoil and Military Moves Highlight Postwar Headlines
Reports from Seoul to Constantinople describe storm damage to Korea’s rice crop and troop movements as French forces face unrest in Thrace. US Asiatic fleet arrives at Amoy before Hong Kong, while Fascists in Spezia force a journalist to drink castor oil. Bulagarian ministers are arrested in Sofia amid anti royal purges.
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Spezia
Italy
Signor Minelli
Washington Bar Committee Invites President Harding
A Chicago Bar association committee invited President Harding to address the group in December on a nonpolitical subject and he indicated possible acceptance. The Allied Christian Societies delegates in Washington were addressed at the White House by President Harding.
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Chicago Bar Association
Harding
Washington
Convention of Allied Christian Societies
White House
Tanlac Restores Strength and Health, Testimony Claims
Thousands of frail and convalescent people report Tanlac restores energy and vitality. Mrs. Mary Choklat of Los Angeles says it cured her weakness and nervousness, improving digestion and appetite. The ad urges readers to buy Tanlac at local druggists.
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Tanlac
Mary Choklat
N. Broadway
Los Angeles
Calif
Taking No Chances in Applause Economy
In a political exchange Senator Sorghum jokes that applause is like money, thanks to managers who ensure early applause so performers cannot rely on spontaneous reactions. The quip frames public adulation as a pre-secured asset.
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Senator Sorghum
Cuticura Skin Care Ad Promotes Ointment Soap and Talcum
An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water bath. Rinse dry and dust Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and skin care priced 25 cents each.
Do what your mother tells you from father is the best known slogan
A line notes a well known family slogan celebrating harmony and shared guidance within a happy household.
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William K. Vanderbilt
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