Arrest at St Joseph tied to Denver Mint holdup case
United Press reports Joe Wagner, an underworld figure, was jailed in St Joseph Missouri in connection with the Denver Mint robbery and a Kansas City bank heist. Police chief Henry Zimmer expects Wagner’s arrest to aid solving the March daylight mint robbery and earlier bank crime as investigators pursue links across states. Fingerprint work and a pawnshop confession tie a well dressed suspect to the bandits’s getaway.
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ST. Joseph
Denver
Kansas City
United Press
Ansas City
Kan
Joe Wagner
Wee
States Mint
Wagner
National Bank
Henry Zimmer
Denver Mint
Penvel
Culo
Dor St -Hope
Sabo
Real Venewell
Obbork
Gothie Soldig
Gener
Turks Expect Sign Private Pact With Allies
A London dispatch reports Turkey may sign a private treaty with Allied powers, avoiding entanglement with the Bolshevists following the Lausanne conference. The agreement would define rights of American ships in wartime and peacetime and resemble the German treaty terms.
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Meondon
Turkey
United States
America
En Ain
Ampasunior
Mironiy
Shipa
Dardanelles
Bosepharns
Germany
Dinello Jury Deliberations Continue Three Days
Fragmented OCR relays a court term involving Tony Dine ll o and a jury still out after three days. Reports suggest jurors are split with no clear verdict, pending further deliberation as the case unfolds under courtroom scrutiny.
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Tony Dinello
Two British Hubbies Lose Consorts in Odd Case
In London Sir Ta Frauen obtained a qdvaree from Jehan Paster during a dated journey. The 61 charges at pitsorsciet are noted as part of a complex travel recital. Thandida tenk ailen tee from her Waxbsnit Maehrotth appears amidst a tangle of names and claims.
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London
Jehan Paster
Pitssorsciet
Bomb attack wounds 24 in Fascisti row in Trieste
Guerilla violence erupts as a bomb hit a group of Fascisti in Trieste wounding 24 seriously. A former Fascisti leader was named as the alleged thrower. In Naples Fascisti attacked the Populist newspaper Baltalgio Mezzogiorno and tried to invade the Liberal Giornale edited by Ma Hide Reraca.
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Rove
Ireland
Fascisti
Haly
Vascisti
Trieste
Naples
Baltalgio Dri Mezzogioras
Tudz
Damez Ti ‘Necisti Alga
Giorane
Hide Reraca
Government to Sue Harness Co. Over Army Surplus Sale
Washington officials announce readiness to file criminal suits against the Harness Cory firm linked to an army surplus sale. Attorney General and a special counsel describe investigations amid impeachment probes and related criticism from the State Department. The case centers on party dealers and alleged irregularities in surplus asset handling.
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Washington, D.C
Cory
Langa We Bay
Ani
T Tire
J. Henry
T. Special
Attarnex
Aundiciary
Impeachamient
ATOR
Dangterty
Theo Sok
Wart Department
Mary Soeaun
Nixon Banker Charged With Unlawfully Abstracting Big Sums
Eugene Wilson, president of the First National Bank at Nixon, indicted on five counts for unlawfully abstracting funds. He was arrested on a capias, posted a $5,000 bond, and faces charges of obstructing and converting bank funds to his own use. The indictment details deposits and transfers involving the First National Bank, Gonzales State Bank and Trust Company, and various dates.
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Eugene Wilson
First National Bats
Nixon
United States
Filton
Wilson
San Antonio
Lace
Wiisan
Filtse National Bank
Annauer
Gromf
Tatary T
First National Bank
Bat General Dedgery
Engire
US May Ask France to Show Cards in Reparations Talks
United States diplomacy leans toward pressing France to reveal firm positions on German reparations as Britain and Germany seek a workable plan. A proposed American led expert commission could revise reparations figures to a high but negotiable level, with Washington acting as mediator between Paris and Berlin.
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A. L. Bradford
United Preya
Shington
D. W
Deco
United States
Fuore
Taygard
France
Willigutt Politieal
Steve Demas
Che
Cotopellia
Germany
Mannes
Prix Governaiwit Nis
United
Great Britain
Brace
Tar Plac
Rtate
Ad Bey
Jted
Bad Wand
Go Tay
Clemenceau
Femieh
Max
Gernany
Ter Gots
New Fort Worth Improvement Plan Details
Fort Worth Texas reports a grand $15,900,000 program of improvements. The plan includes new tractor shops at Waco, a Ray terminal in Denison, freight depots in Fort Worth, Fort Worth to Tulsa line progress, and a Galveston port expansion. Projected completion aims for March, with the new Missouri Pacific facilities and cross-state development outlined.
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Fort Worth
Tes
W. T. Landman
Aus
Waco
Denson
Elon Yaar
Beauty Marred in Auto Crash Sues for 16500
Miss Pennington, a former Miss Suffolk, sues Manning for 16500 alleging a joyride crash ruined her beauty and derailed a movie career. She claims facial injuries and scarring cost her future work while Manning denies wrongdoing and references to prior notes are disputed.
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Nx York
Dre
Thay
Wennington
Lo Nortian Mining
Manains
Attordt
Asx
Fennington
Ukewise Fesp
Iss Pensington
Petite
Peulir
Sil Til
Stirs
Fiorential Stats
Ate
Misa Fannington
Manning
Uettle Joss
Mitnning
Carter
British Woman About to Become Mother Must Hang for Her Part in Killing of Husband by Lover
Edith Thompson and her lover Frederick Bywaters were found jointly guilty of murdering Percy Thompson. The Lord Chief Justice dismissed both appeals. The sensational trial revealed Thompson’s admission of poisoning her husband to weaken him, followed by Bywaters’s involvement. Thompson’s fate now rests with the execution likely to occur in the near future.
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United Press
Jondon
Edith Thompson
Percy Thompson
Frederick Bywaters
Mra
Thampane
Erin
Beswas Necu
Bolton
Une
Udet
Pecushimal
Binally
Thompson
Lim
Thempson
Nile
Ordinance Seeks Two-Men Crew for Heavy Street Cars
City commission will consider a draft ordinance requiring at least two crew members on each heavy street car. The measure aims to prevent single-operator operation and ensure safety as San Antonio Public Service Company plans to run cars with minimal staff. The meeting, announced for Thursday, December 28, was postponed. Mayor Black indicated the proposal responds to safety concerns and potential management changes at the streetcar line.
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Opera
Lea
Carmen
Ufucerotte
Mageare Ex Siti
Sail Ik
San Antonio Public Service Company
Aly Carman
San Antonio
Stuigor Black
Serena
Willen
Black
Reparations Solution Sparks U S Interest Amid German Controversy
A chaotic mix of rumors from London to Washington describes U S rejection of immediate reparations plans while considering an international commission of businessmen to survey Germany. High officials including Hughes and Cuno discuss avenues to resolve the dispute, with Berlin cautious and US officials weighing options.
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ORGE
RK. Holmes International News Service
Pymsarox
D.C
United States
Germany
Drewichers
Wamurty
Washington
London
Burin
Commission of America
Geuniay
Chealorlea
Suelo Mage
Sunn
Cuno
Chin
Cunn
United Suites
Lenin American
Cone
America
Hughes
Gurman
Gunn
Harding
Robert Ton
Tin
Wiesfeldt
Jerinrin
Lon
Voxpetta
Wink
Sure Department
Alonse
Gorteie Ie Jurocess
Loneden
U S Shipbuilding Slump Revealed in State Reports
The article reports a downturn in the U S ship building industry with state figures showing reduced output and lower tonnage completions. It notes weak construction activity over recent years, with overall shipyard employment and production classes trending downward.
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U.S
First Death Penalty Pronounced In Mexican Found Sanity Case
Judge Tayloe in the 45th District Court sentences Clemente Apolinar to death for the 1921 murder of Theodore Bernhard. Jury finds Apolinar sane. execution set for February 23, with proceedings and appeals detailing a long legal fight. Deputy sheriffs escort him to the death cell as guards stand watch.
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Tayloe
Clemente Apolinar
45Th District Court
Theodore Bernhard
Nimn
FP. N. Flores
Flores
Serna
Apotindir
Counry Tail
Newton Sreddy Lad
Dan Renlind
John Soubdiski
Apolinar
Tpo
Bel
Pinrcd
Shoriz
Egal Battle
Crie
Nexne
Theodore Worphard
Tareld
Mt Pool
Sutherheae Springs
Apelinar
Iming
Mts Whey
Tigteiet E Batays
Lotie
Mystery Woman Delays Settling Nortcliffe Will
A mysterious woman delayed probate of Northcliffe's will, with police reporting she sought the property while denying any connection to the estate. Court records show the will remains unsettled as attorneys pursue further action and a potentially contested status.
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Gonaney
Ferdoye
Hiern
Prabete
Omeine
Mwe Northellife
Barnes Says U S Trying To Help Allies
Julius Borner, head of the U S Chamber of Commerce, rejects reports of direct U S mediation with Germany. He says U S policy aims to stabilize world commerce and that Washington officials decide any moves on reparations. He notes Hoover could be involved if Washington approves.
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Barnes
U.S
Chareton
Hews
Stati Jorrespondent
York
Julius Borner
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Offinny
Anc
Wilhelm Cung
Ari
Washington
Herbert ‘Hoover
Aeron
Varnes
Washington, and, of Course, TE Rannyt
Hoover
Tne
Germny
Inghey
Ghawder
Colne Mietan
Gers Aimeri
Youth and Ace Argue Over Resorting Incident
Cleveland scene details a dispute involving Olin Devs M F and others at a resorting point. Arguments center on theories about Uslor and Orlor while a knife threat ends with Miller entering a point and Jackson involved. No clear resolution is provided.
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Cleveland
Olin
Devs M.F
Fiackaon
Willan
Uslor
Orlor
Jackson
Sisler
Veronz
Che Allinde
Miller
Corer
Two Babies Die in Separate Murders in Rome Warsaw
Two infants died in different incidents in Rome Warsaw, with reports noting their deaths occurred under similar circumstances. The cases involve Til, Dec, and Mrs. Dealer Korga and a third child who perished around the same time, while a second similar tragedy occurred about two years earlier.
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Warsaw
Korga
Bihg
Secret Session Dismisses War-Guilt Cases Against 23 Accused
Leipzig Supreme Court held a secret session dismissing 93 war guilt cases under the Versailles Treaty. Generals Von Gallwitz Mackensen Linsingen Buelow and von Dicket among those freed. Witnesses heard but proceedings private. Allied observers absent.
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Gusm
Qerm Iied
Erlin
Bee
Supreme Court of Leipzig
von Gallwitz
von Mackensen
Ved Linsingen
von Buelow
von Dicket
Geetz
Rede
von” Mantuutel
Lmtvain Sully
Iymoeont Geerie
Warrenbure
Formas
Nbera Dandred
Maine
Tupyrecht
Tavaria
Garmang
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Oe Wagner
Underworld
Wheller
Stydase
Mex
Iinro
Bank Pobuerivy
Kaunas
Tansas
Mead
Jain
Edna Feanligtone
Coxe Tivo
W.S
Senate
Sytvalay
Nes
Thing
San
Bernhard Boy
Nortecliffe
National Chamber. OF Commerce
Rit Gernay
Rome
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