Correct List of Contributors Sought in Prohibition Fund Case
Baltimore date Oct 21 investigation requested by Senator Reed into the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment and its $5500 contribution to Franklin Cushur and T Alan Goldsborough. Wayne B Wheeler hints at federal grand jury action while law group disputes lump sum reporting and names.
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Baltimore
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
James A. Reed
George W. Crabbe
Anti-Saloon League
Franklin Cushur
T. Alan Goldsborough
George Louis Eppler
Western Mary
Wayne B. Wheeler
Washington
Schanberger
Wet Cause
State Law Department
Wheer
Crabbe
Wheeler
Queen Marie Up Before Queen Marie in New York
Queen Marie of Romania appeared in the New York City hotel lobby amid receptions and crowds after a royal visit. The procession included Princess Weana and Prince Nicolas with the Queen exiting to an awaiting car for the Fifth Avenue public drive.
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New York
Mari
Romania
Fifth Avenue
Prince Necbola
Kcte
Walurg
Milton Fire Alarm Sparks Suspected Firebug Plot
Milton Delaware residents suspected a firebug attempted to destroy the home of Mrs Emma Burton yesterday morning. Authorities probe the blaze as anxious townsfolk recall the new fire engine recently bought for action.
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Ecg
Bland
Milton Blaze
Milton, del
Emma Burton
Debs Dies at 71 Socialist Leader Passes Away in Illinois Suburban Sanitarium
Eugene V. Debs, veteran socialist leader and former American Railway Union president, died after a long illness. Born November 5, 1855 in Terre Haute, he shaped labor history with strikes and socialist advocacy. Funeral services set for Terre Haute then cremation in Indianapolis.
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Chicago
A. P
Eugene V. Debs
Rem
Jist Party
Debs
Healy
Terre Haute
Ind
Indianapolis
American Railway Union
Great Northern Railway
Cleveland
Socialist Party
Knapp Caught After Swindle Involving $320000 Bond Money
Charles E Knapp, accused swindler, was captured in Fayette County with his wife after a weeklong disappearance. Police say $320,000 from Brotherhood Savings and Trust Bank was handed to him by bank officials and investors, with Knapp claiming $600 of the funds remained. He alleges a gunpoint robbery by a Chicagoan named Russe who seized the rest, prompting his flight to avoid returning the money. Three bank officials and a local broker were also arrested and face hearings.
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Pittsburgh
Charles E. Koapp
Imoney
Brotherhood Savings and iTrust Company
Knapp
Fayette County
Stoully
Pistol Point
Russe
The
Brotherhood Bank
Liberty
Krapp
Russo
Frank Gulmario
Clearfield
Bend
September auto production lowers in the United States
Production of motor vehicles in September fell to 97 12 passenger cars and trucks from 125 626 in August. For the first nine months of the year output rose to 3 503 589 from 3 858 562 in the same period last year.
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New York
United States
Early 20th Century U S Briefs Mix Trade, Crime and Rail News
Reports from Washington Boston and Passaic detail the Alien Property Custodian sale of Booch Magrets patents worth 1.5 million dollars. Arrests and casualties surface in Passaic while Chicago dispatches discuss rail detachment movements and freight delays across major cities. A Florida incident reports significant damage from a street vehicle collision and related investigations.
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Washington
API
Agit
Boston
Todey
Havana Storm Death Toll Rises With Major Destruction
Havana reports 25 to 80 dead and 1 000 injured as the Caribbean hurricane mows through the city. Many Americans and Havana residents lose homes, port facilities, and ships, with looting controlled and aid needed for the flooded lower districts.
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Havana
Republic
Matanzas
Pinar del Re
Hiacana
Maranao
Mavana
Mariana
Cuba
United States
Maine
Havana Coal Company
Gulf of Mexico
Belven College
Pressent Machado
Malecon
Aterm
Muse
Perronm
Fernandina
Honeymoon Trip Ends in Tragic Auto Crash Near Waynesboro
Honeymoon travelers Mr and Mrs B B Ecenbrode of Eigen Morgen embarked to York to meet Mrs Ecenbrode’s parents when their car failed to negotiate a curve on the Western Maryland East road near Charmais. The husband was fatally injured and Mrs Ecenbrode died later in the hospital with both in critical condition.
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Waynesboro
Cartes B. Ecenbrode
Eigen
York
Eden
Maryland East Road
Charmaiz
Queen Marie received by 700 at Ritz Carlton reception
Queen Marie of Romania met 700 guests including General Pershing at a Ritz Carlton reception in New York. The line of dignitaries kissed her hand as she prepared to attend the Philadelphia Sesqui-Centennial Exposition.
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New York
A. P
Sone
America
Marie
Romania
Philadelphia
John J. Pershing
Ritz Carlton
Herzon
Prince Nicholas
Princess Aleana
Queen Marie
Texas Skies Spark New Photographic Effect
Readable clouds over south central Texas are described as a remarkable photographic light filter for motion pictures. The report notes experiments and potential use in feature productions with cumulus formations shaping mood and tones in filmed scenes.
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Texas
San Anton
Oct
South Central
Tetes
Edison on invention and electric power evolution
A 47th birthday feature reflects on Thomas Edison and the rise of electric light and power. It notes his perseverance, the 1879 carbon bulb experiment, and the transformation of industry and society as electrical power expands globally.
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Thomas A. Edison
Tress
As & P
Edison
Burma
Stres Ce Beak
Cvee
Miami City Saved From Hurricane Fleeing to North
Miami residents fled to public buildings as a 90 mile gale lashed the coast. A rising barometer and fading winds led to a mass exodus toward northbound roads and trains. One death was reported from a falling sign while damage elsewhere was limited and utilities aimed to restore service by nightfall.
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Miami
Fla
Posal O
Fort Lauderdale
Tampa
Havas
Key West
West Palm Beach
Western Union Telegraph Company
Palm Beach
Telgraph
Hollywood
Three Army Aviators Arrested Over Confederate Veteran Killing
Three Army aviators were detained for one day on charges of murder after diverging from a Maxwell Field mission and engaging in a dispute that led to the death of a Confederate veteran. The incident followed a plane crash that killed Freak G. Bresder and left others injured in unclear circumstances near Atlanta.
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Siprtantitey
Mander
Maxwell Flying
Atanta
Cetomel Henrys
Wagner
Fourth Corps
G. Bresder
Feds
Heer
Ted
Maraxi
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