Mysterious deaths shake Cunningham family in Gary area
Anne Cunningham, involved in the deaths of her husband and four children, was detained after attempting to hang herself. Exhumations were planned near Valparaiso for chemical analysis as investigators pursue six years of related deaths. David Jr. remains hospitalized in Chicago.
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Supreme Court considers presidential power to remove officials
Case arises from Frank S Myers's 1920 removal as Portland Oregon postmaster. The dispute involves President Wilson and Congress over removals and back pay, with the Senate intervening in the appeal. Arguments consider whether Congress can surrender appointment power beyond constitutional limits.
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Supreme Court
Senate
Frank S Myers
Portland
Oregon
Wilson Myer
Beck
Pepper
Bret Heig
Gmbert
Ssa
Apathy Marks Election Eve as Council Seats Loom
On the eve of a primary that will nominate three city council candidates 2644 Salisburians are eligible to vote. The field includes Ernest Luca and Sherman To-Waier among aspirants with varied campaigning. filings note their prior offices and affiliations as voters prepare to pick the new council lineup.
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Cosern
Ernest Luca
Cate
Cueweed
Ister
Mechanica
Wilton Botham
Tan Lee
Wilhan F Bon
Uuilding
Valet Charged With Murder Dance Teacher
A valet faces a murder charge in an incident involving a dance teacher. The report notes prior threats and a tense confrontation before authorities intervened. Local investigators are pursuing leads as the case develops.
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Valet
Briand Chosen as French Premier Amid Cabinet Crisis
Briand selected by President Poumergue to form a new cabinet as the Herriot government falls amid fiscal protests. The Socialist party grapples with whether to join a bourgeois administration, while ministers and officials face urgent economic needs and a looming decision by the party's national committee.
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Westering
Poumergue
Herriot
Senate
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Bro
Socialist Party
Trent Etsy
Caommerre
France
Northwestern Student Robert Preston Death in Lake Michigan
Northwestern University student Robert Preston, son of an Oak Park family, died by suicide in Lake Michigan after battling an incurable diabetes and indulging in unhealthy habits. Coroners noted his diaries reveal a frank struggle and a philosophy to end life. His note to parents asks them to forgive and requests the matter be dropped.
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Lake Michigan
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University of Minos
Evanston
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Sue
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tCorticell Silk Company
Air mail contract rules outlined by Postmaster General
Washington April 1 Postmaster General outlines regulations for air mail contracts under the new law. Bids may be advertised after petitioning the department to establish routes between cities. Rules require American ownership and production, passenger and freight transport allowed, with pay limits and performance bonds.
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Air Mar
Amerna
Af Tent
Tech sXeerwan
United State
Englishmen Start North Pole Journey
An OCR fragment reports English explorers beginning a voyage toward the North Pole. The readable text mentions tents, supplies, and travel challenges but lacks clear dates, names, or outcomes.
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North Pole
American Explorer William Edgar Geil Dies in Venice
An international telegram from Venice reports the death Sunday of William Edgar Geil American explorer lecturer and author He led a four year global journey including the Great Wall of China and extensive travels in Africa Australia and the Pacific He studied at Lafayette College was a Royal Geographical Society fellow and evangelist remembered for a Cincinnati campaign that yielded 1500 converts He is survived by his wife Constance Emerson Geil and sister Ella Geil of Doylestown
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William Edgar Geil
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Great Wall of China
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Royal Geographical Society
Royal Astronomical Society
Royal Asiatic Society
Here
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Easton
Holy Land
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Ella Geil
Doylestown
Capitol tots frolic on White House grounds
Washington reports frolicking children at the White House egg rolling event. The ceremony required under ten years old for daytime access with adults supervising. Calvin Coolidge Jr’s birthday anniversary noted. Mrs Coolidge welcomed the children warmly as in prior years.
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White House
Washington
Uatom
Calvin Conlidge, Jr
erty + children
President Nomination Sealed by Empire Bloc in Germany
Former Field Marshal Son Hindenburg accepts nomination of the Empire bloc as candidate for presidency of the German republic. The move signals a unified bid as political forces rally around a veteran leader.
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Empire Bloc
Ihe
German Republi
US S Langley Demonstrates Carrier Flight Operations
The U S S Langley, the first U S aircraft carrier, proved its capability by handling 8 plus flights in a test off the California coast. In a force practice, 17 planes formed two sections. landings and takeoffs alternated on deck while fuel, water, and oil were supplied. No aircraft were damaged and simulated casualties were repaired via deck elevators, with spare parts and repair facilities aboard.
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San Francisco
US. S. Langley
United States
California
Withi
First U S commercial airline launches with Dearborn to Hegewisch cargo
Detroın reports the Waiden Dearborn, all metal monoplane, lifted from Ford Airport at 9 24 A M carrying company mail and express to the Ford plant in Hegewisch Illinois marking what is claimed as the United States first commercial airline flight.
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Detrost
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Waiden Dearborn
Ford
Dearbern
Hegewisch
Chicege
Bevanes Arson Case: Evans Brothers Sentenced in Maryland
Worcester County jury convicts Andrew Evans 32 and Luther Evans 19 on assault and intent to kill two officers. Andrew gets 20 years while Luther receives 14 in Maryland Cententiary terms. Change of venue granted to Dorchester for Bevan and a chauffeur indicted as accessories to felony and harboring felons. Defense counsel named. Witnesses describe the shooting and automobile fight. Bevan and Brittingham, as well as other associates, face further proceedings in Cheater court.
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Worcester County
Andrew
Luther Evans
Luther
Maryland
Sher
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W L. Purnell
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Dorchester County
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Miles
Hatley
Salisbury
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Walter Martina
Baltimore
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William H. Scott
Tee Hevans Brothers
Alger IL Abbott
Stavis
State Trooper Held After Hijacking Attempt
A state trooper was held after a hijacking attempt near Bayshore. He was seriously wounded by gunmen, and a military arrest followed as authorities pursue the assailants.
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Se State Treoper
Tynch
Tate Tee Pere
William Delmage
Patchogue
Jane
Frank Dickerse
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