Senator William P. Jackson Falls Ill Unchanged Report
The former United States Senator William P. Jackson, stricken yesterday, was reported unchanged and had a fairly comfortable night. He became unconscious after a convulsion at his office and recovered some, with a specialist arriving from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore to assist Dr. Mann. Researchers noted tests taken after the event and today’s inquiries came from friends and newspapers across the East Coast.
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United States
William P. Jackson
Jackson
Hunter R. Mann
Jacheon
Johne Hopkites Hospital
Baltimore
Mann
Evening Times
Wilmington
Philadephia
Service Men Fete Heavyweight Champion Tunney
In New York 500 American Legion members at the Hotel Commodore honored heavyweight champion Gene Tunney. Col Theodore Roosevelt praised him as forthright and a square shooter. Tex Rickard received credit for donations to boxers, while Pershing sent a well wishes note.
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Navy
Maines
Gene Tunney
American Legion
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Theodore Roosevelt
Gene
Tex Rickard
Tex
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Legionnaires
Howard P. Savage
Legion
Ilinois
Bank Bandits Shot In Detroit Pistol Battle Near Chopin
Patrolman Frank J Dombechy halted a bank robbery at the Bank of Detroit branch on Michigan Avenue. One bandit was killed and another wounded during the exchange of gunfire as they tried to flee in a car. A fourth victim, a jeweler, was hit by a stray bullet. One bandit escaped.
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Chopin One
Michigan Avenue
Weat
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Excavation at Fe ot Finds Fractions of Ert Home
A fragmentary report notes an Ert home unearthed near Fe ot, with 14 hands involved in the effort and an estimated value around 3300 Bross vod. The details remain unclear in the readable text.
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Etsmore
Prohibition Issue Shapes Massachusetts Senate Campaign
A somber scene in Massachusetts politics as prohibition surfaces in the senate race. Senator Butler, backed by the president, faces opposition from ex-Governor David I Walsh and other Democrats who call for changes to the Volstead Act amid the 1920 election campaign.
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Besteen
A. P
Reenees
Wiliam M. Butler
Ie F
Democratic State Commiitee
Honeymoon Ends In Drafty Wedding Tale
New York area report notes Mr and Mrs Louis Matrex of St Louis wed in 1966 and later faced an unsettled life as they recalled their early marriage and plans that were interrupted by unforeseen turns.
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New York
Louis Matrex
St. Louis
Youth, 19, Hanged in Police Slaying Case
Richard Evans, 19, was hanged at Cook County Jail for the murder of a Chicago police officer. He confessed that he and a drunken companion shot and killed Patrolman Edward Finnegan after an officer arrested them. Evans uttered a final calm statement about repaying his debt to God and society.
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A. P
Richard Evans
P Cook Comny
Evans
Patra Edward Finnegan
Mitchell Day Shuts Anthracite Mines On Union Order
Philadelphia reports a regionwide Mitchell Day where all mines close by union mandate. Named for John Mitchell, former UMW national president, the 1900 strike ended with workers' victory on October 29 after six weeks. Mass meetings planned across coal regions.
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Vtchell
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Late News Bulletins Include Naval Depot Move
AP reports a naval ammunition depot may shift to land south of Walker Lodge near Mawthorne after navy engineers weighed risks to aging stock from past incidents. Separate items note an earthquake in the Manila area and preparations for a December middleweight title bout between Tiger Flowers and Micky Walker in Chicago.
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Georgia
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Autopsy Probe Into Mills Hall Double Murder
Autopsy on Jeanor Mills four years after slaying Hall reveals throat slashing and multiple wounds. Doctors may test for tongue removal while trial of Mrs Hall and two brothers proceeds next week, with jurors and exhumation orders drawing attention from New York County and Brooklyn proceedings.
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N. J
Jeanor Nills
Edward Wheleer Hall
Mills
Otto H. Schultze
New York District Attorneys Office
New York
Schultze
James K. Mills
Alexander S.mpson
Bas
New York County
Dr. Hall
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Simpson
Locust War Tactics Learn from Odessa Campaign
Report from Odessa dated October 20 describes South Rasestan’s campaign against vast locust swarms. Airplanes artillery cavalry and motor equipment were employed to locate the insects and encircle infested areas with fire rings to protect crops over hundreds of square miles.
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South Rasesta
Florida hurricane wind pressure measured at 250 pounds
F E Schmidt an engineer from New York told the American Institute of Steel Construction at its convention in Winter Sulphur Springs that recent Florida hurricane winds exerted 250 pounds per square inch. He urged a new instrument to measure wind pressure per square foot for safer building design.
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Winte
Priest escapes injury as church bomb blasts again
In St Peter and St Paul church San Francesco an early morning dynamite blast damaged doors and stained glass, with Rev Father Di Martini unhurt despite sleeping inside. Two doors blown off, stairway hole made, nearby homes rattled. fourth blast in two years prompting guard. An automobile was seen near the church before the explosion.
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Forest Park Planned by Local Firm on West Main Street
Forest Park will be the name of a proposed subdivision by Me G Werghman of J E Shockley Company. The project lies on West Main Street near Kenny’s store at Quantico Road and includes about thirteen lots with fifty foot frontage. Surveys indicate the sale aims to attract home buyers seeking attractive features in a developing neighborhood.
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J E Shockley Company
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Caet
Kenny's
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Queen Marie Joins Real Rodeo With Farm Guests on Train
Queen Marie travels toward Winnipeg on a special train with her children Princess Ileana and Prince Nicholas. North Dakota farmers and wives will ride and ride along as guests during stops through Medora Helena and Missoula to learn about cattle industry needs and cooperative marketing.
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Winnipeg
Nerney
North Dakota
Valley City
Medora
Helena
Missoula
Montana
Marie
Rumania
Baltimorean Indicted in Fertilizer Probe
Walter J. Bienemann a former Justice Department investigator is indicted by a federal grand jury for alleged sale of government records to fertilizer companies in Baltimore. The probe's data leak reportedly did not halt the investigation. Bienemann served as Baltimore fair price commissioner during World War II and was discharged from the Justice Department about ten days ago.
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Walter J. Bienemann
Department of Justice
United States Crond Jury
Disco Bienemann
Fair Price
Justice Department
Williamson feud ends in Williamson County turmoil
Earl Shelton 32 announces Sheltons are leaving Williamson County amid ongoing clashes with the Birger faction. In Marion and East St. Louis reports say Carl Shelton visits a sick brother in Arkansas. Birger and Shelton rival groups face deaths, arson, and National Guard observers as authorities struggle to quell violence. Mayor Joe Adams vows peace but notes Shelton gang activity at his home.
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Williamsom
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Willamson County
Charley Birger
Williamson
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Carl Shelton
Arkansas
East St. Louis
Birger
RK. W. Davis
Carbondale
Joe Adams
West City
Peture
Saben
Rger
Adams
Oil and gas rights sale in Kentucky by Louisville Gas and Electric
The Courier Journal reports LG&E and associated companies have purchased over 1,000,000 acres of oil and gas rights across eastern Kentucky counties. Estimated total price ranges from 2.5 million to 6 million dollars, with negotiations for further southeastern rights noted.
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Louse Courier Journal
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Lou'aeh
Electecian Thend
Ena
Agimeeing Corporation
Louisville Gas
Eectric Com
Philadelphia
West Virriniz
Louisville Gas and Electric Company
Courier Journal Sact
Educa Breakfast Routines Across a Simple Table
A glass and a half of milk, a table-peonful cooked oats, a sar dine and a piece of toast form the usual real for Educa.
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Educa
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