Kansas prison mutiny ends with prisoners captured
In Lansing Kansas 75 state prison inmates mutinied last night locking 14 guards inside the coal mine shaft at 350 feet. They demanded bedding and protested sheet shortages due to state funding. After attempts to negotiate, guards retook the cage and overpowered the mutineers as hunger and safety concerns delayed extraction.
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W. H Mackie
Durkin Guilty of Murder in Federal Agent Slay
Chicago July 10 Durkin Chicago gunman and auto thief of 21 was found guilty of murdering Edward Shanahan a Federal agent after a six weeks trial. Jurors deliberated over punishment for more than three hours amid debate between life imprisonment and hanging. Durkin claimed self defense saying he shot in fear as the arresting officer approached. The verdict came after Shanahan was killed in a garage on October 11, 1923. sentencing to be formally announced after a separate hearing.
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Hattie Durkin
Lucille
Ann
Martin J. Durkin
Edward Shanshan
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Becaus
Fife
Miller
Shanshan
Hagerstown Woman Dies After Poison Accident
Hagerstown Md July 19 A Hagerstown woman Margaret S Crawford 30 wife of John D Crawford died at Washington County Hospital after taking bichloride tablets mistaken for aspirin at her mother's home in Breades. She suffered a severe headache during the night obtained tablets from a medicine bottle in the dark and became ill later. Survivors include her husband two children two brothers Nantel H Staley of Hagerstown William B Staley of Baltimore and two sisters Miss Nicodemus Baltimore and Miss Eleanor Staley at home.
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T Fan Septee
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William B. Staley
Baltimore
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Eleanor Staley
Boots for sale in London July trade fair
London sellers promote fourteen to sixteen inch high boots to replace the Russian model. One design combines hazard or python-kin with patent leather and another features grey glace fabric in a bold shoe line.
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Beng Shean
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Latzo Retains Title In Tame Polo Grounds Bout
Latzo defends welterweight crown at the Polo Grounds defeating George Levine on a foul to retain the title. The 23 year old champion won amid a 25,600 crowd despite lukewarm reaction and the bout ended with continued coverage on page 5.
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Pete Latee
Pennsylvana
President to leave White House for vacation conference at Paul Smiths
The President planned to depart the White House Pine Camp for a trip to the executive offices near Paul Smiths hotel for a vacation conference with a newspaper correspondent. He was due at 4 PM Eastern Standard Time. Earlier, fishing and a walk on the camp grounds were noted as part of a dampened morning at Glamorgan with wooded lawns and lakes nearby.
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Submarine S-31 search abandoned after 16 bodies recovered
News from New York cites Lt Cmdr Yoongard announcing the S-31 search is over. Sixteen bodies recovered from the ill fated submarine, with twelve identified.
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New York
Yoongard
Stock Prices Rise with Mixed Early Trading
Opening stock market shows a generally steady tone with many issues advancing. Motor oils gain while rails and general industrials move higher, led by a favorable court result and strong demand as traders posit a weekend readjustment.
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Remington
Bate
Freman
Belvian
Tee
Cort
Graceful Dancer Actor Cites Court Proof Of Skill
A noted New York dancer Mr Genevieve Mee fetheoddy faces a court over an injurious claim derived from youth. He insists he is so graceful he cannot step on any one’s foot and is prepared to demonstrate this before the court. He objects to the manner of the claim but not to the assertion.
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Genevieve
New York
Heat Wave Rogues Through Hagerstown City
Heat waves sweep Hagerstown with temperatures around 98 to 100 degrees at local stations Keedysville and Maserstown report extreme heat. Forecasters warn of continued high heat and risk of heat related illnesses this afternoon as authorities track potential power strain and health alerts.
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Hreere
King of the bootleggers on trial in federal court
Overseeing agent Jack Harsch admitted the accusation as prosecutors revealed a syndicate that imported more than ten million dollars worth of liquor in under three years. Dwyer and ten others face trial for running a large bootlegging operation with shipments from Canada and the Caribbean through New York and Upper Manhattan during 1925 26 amid a nationwide crackdown.
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New York
Asa
Jack Harsch
Combine
Yesterans
Wytham Dwyer
United States
Enothet | Veteracy
Stetcebman
Joe Dwrer
Thar Shesworth
Laur
Upper Manhatt
Old Jockey Wins London Derby Milestone Highlight
Jockey Joe Childs, riding Cappemark, earned a derby win in London. He recently hit a notable milestone last month while racing, marking a standout period for the veteran rider.
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Joe Child
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Eaters
Childs
Storms and heat wave devastate Midwest and Great Lakes
Severe heat and violent storms sweep the Northwest and Midwest. A twister struck the St Joseph Valley near Buchan Michigan killing three and damaging cottages. In Northern Indiana high winds toppled trees and damaged lines. Chicago recorded heat deaths and 91 around New York City tied to extreme humidity.
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Charles Duncan
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Craff Likeman
London Theater Programs Cost Sixpence
Lonian reports July 9 that visiting Americans are surprised by a sixpence charge for theater programs. Arthur Croxton, manager of the Coliseum, says the program is a commercial proposition and expected to yield profit.
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Arthur Croxton
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