Slayings probe spurs Michigan raids and arrests
In Ann Arbor and across Michigan authorities press a statewide cleanup following brutal killings. Governor Brucker orders sheriffs to purge districts as five suspects, including Fred Smith and Frank Oliver, are detained. Victims’ families mourn in Cleveland and Washtenaw County as the state tightens security and expands trooper presence.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ang
Forces of
Law and Order
Bute Zbvoral
Tracedy
Dlan Gold
Anna May Tarrison
Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas Whettles
Hvery Love
Ber
Brucker
Katherine Keller
Rweerheart
Smith
Howard Forewalder
Serer
Olber “Peltil
Jewer Michican
Forase
Br & Nepm
Harry Jackson
George Smith
Brith
Miss Keller
Darwin
Falkts
Areola
Youne Earley
Wheataed Ea Stein
George W. Sample
Frank Oliver
Fred Smith
David Blackstone
Ypsilanti
Albert J. Rapp
Washtenaw County
Hole-up on Rice Street Ends in Robbery
A man on Rice Street reports a hold up near his home when a robber, described as a Mexican, forced him to surrender 50 cents at pistol point. The incident occurred as the victim was returning from a nearby fire station, and police are investigating terms and details.
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R.A. Thire
Lacaen Street
Platina
London to Tokio Airman Injured In Crash
British aviator Q C Chichester was seriously injured when his aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Wakarama while en route from London to Tokio. The funeral service for Harri Lore was held in Cleveland with Rev Marshall Theed delivering a sermon. Local services and remembrances followed as prominent figures attended the event.
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London-to-Tokio
Toro
C 'Q.C. Chichester
London
Tokio
Cleveland
Ric Jerous
Marshall
Cis
Beasix Etter
Negro Quizzed in Thefts Pan Walker Case Fate
A man named Paul Mastey is questioned by police in connection with recent thefts. He admits involvement in thefts linking to clothing and groceries stolen from homes on North Alamo Street and Sherman Street. Detectives trace items to residences of Lota Kimble and Marin Ayala as suspects in the string of robberies.
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Pan Walker
Westerlias
Tysinethe
Paul Mastey
Tolice
Are Frances
Cann
Alamo Street
Lota Kimble
Murray in cotton plan discussed by Oklahoma governor
Atlas Aug 15. Governor William Murray proposed lowering the cotton harvest by boosting prices for low grade staple such as hollies to reduce overproduction. He stated the move could depress prices only while supporting the market and urged action by the Federal Trade Commission and other authorities. The Washington Cotton Cooperative Association worked on price advances for the 1921 crop but delayed public details as directors sought funds and approvals.
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Tatlas
INS
Oklahoma
William Murray
Width Service Commission
Murray
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Washington, D.C
Tha Nile Ier
U S Will Make Over 2 Million Gallons Liquor
Authorization for the main gallons of im chief of the bureau of imperial alcohol. This compares with 2,000,007 produced this year and last half of WI. Doran explained the lapse since the last authorization caused the quantity to be increased. The whiskey is being produced in the Household coots want at rock hartom prices featured daily in Massification 124.
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Tington
P.O
Doran
U S Vets Deny Capone War Heroics
U S Vets deny that Al Capone earned military honors claiming no record of his service in World War I. The Disabled American Veterans association asked the War Department to locate Capone’s file to verify claims of a scar and alleged overseas injuries. No official record supports a Cavalry or general’s wartime service, and the name Capone is linked to no recognized valor.
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Uniserumt
Washington
L. C
Disabled American Veterans’ Association
Capone
Pronrté
Ganester
UL Bbridges
Arlytant
Rey
Mle
He Raan
Alphonse Capone
Shooting of Yates Progel Shooting Yates Progel
Governor Margin F Larson of New Jersey acted after a pension survey prompted a public payroll entry. Two checks totaling 366 dollars were found in the apartment of Ruth Jague Crntmer where state Senator Yates was shot. Yates, gravely ill, remained hospitalized as inquiries into payments continued.
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Univernal Service
New York
Margin F. Larson
New Jersey
Ruth Jague
Nerest
Larson
New Jersey Pension Survey
New Jersey Weavit
Patamons
Civil Service Commission
Wren
Pension Autres Commission
Fle
Crenton
Macedas
Reannier Yatesto
Owen Kile
Thecke
Brean
Yates
Mee
Valea
Turkey Loans to Aid Poultry Market Season Funding
The Poultry United Association plans turkey loan relief to ease supply pressures for farmers amid rising costs and cash flow constraints. President Chris Verney says funds will target feed and delivery expenses, reducing wait times for weekly and biweekly orders as harvests begin.
President and Party Picnic Visit on a Virginia Farm
President and party stop at a Virginia farm en route to mountain camp. They cross a fence near Amissville and share a roadside picnic with nearby residents and Mrs. Miles, wife of a New York political figure, assisting over the fence as the group settles in a grove.
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Yau
Farmeria
Weaver
Washinton
Rapttan River
Clinton
Frieson
Amissville
Charles D. Stilles
New York
Comnitwennn
Ser
Birthday cake honors police sergeant at Baturidar
Sergeant Pildie Ankersonay received a birthday cake at the Hove police headquarters in Baturidar on Sunday. J T Calderon and Speare joined in the celebration with others. Ankersonay refused to reveal his age as a line of 60 rancirs was placed on the cake.
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Pildie Ankersay
Hove
Baturidar
Wierhelae
J.T. Calderon
Speare
Ankerson
Man Employs His Former Wife as Housekeeper
Athert A Bennett hires his former wife Agnes F Bennett as housekeeper at Venurits household. She will receive fifty dollars monthly plus wages. The couple, once married, face domestic tensions as the Bennett family court handles matters of employment and separation.
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LOS Angels
Galil
A. Bennett
Fils
Gaitax
Agnes F. Bennett
Winn
Ts. Hommel
Tropic Storm Warning Issued For Coastal Waters
The weather bureau reports a warning for a tropical storm disturbanes moving westward at about 15 mph. The center lies roughly 100 miles south of Swan Island with increasing intensity. Vessels in its path are advised to seek safe harbor.
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Weather Bureau
Swan Island
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