Woman lured film daredevil to director's home killing
Edgewater New Jersey. August four witnesses testified in the Bergson case naming Georges Cline the director and Jack Bergen the film star. Miss Thornton said Cline urged Bergen to a confrontation at the Cline home where Bergen was killed after an argument about alleged mistreatment. Witnesses described Bergen being led upstairs and shot as others waited below. Mary Cline, wife of the slain man, stated Bergen admitted trouble with her husband before the shooting. The testimony spanned seven people present including Cline, Mrs Cline, Bergen, and two of Mrs Cline's brothers, with additional statements from witnesses who saw the events unfolding in the home bathroom and stair area. The probe continues as investigators seek motive and exact sequence of actions.
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Coal distribution sparks Senate and House dispute
Amid debate over the coal distribution bill, Republicans Johnson Minnesota Anderson pressed amendments to grant federal authority over railroads and mines. Supporters argued the plan violated bill text and would fail on a vote, while others urged strict enforcement of existing law and preservation of essential public services. A related note covered Knights of Pythias members hosting a barbecue at Lakville resort with 41 attendees and family engagements.
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Fortune Reader Apologizes Inheritance Tale
A garbled snippet notes a person named Will Inherit and a fortune tale with an apology to a brother. The text mentions a condition tied to an inheritance and a reference to a fan in a peculiar hunting scene. The fragmentary wording limits clear facts or names beyond these hints.
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Welcome Legion Men at Paris Palace Visit
Marshal Joffre greeted American Legion members who had come to Paris to visit his residence. Col. Watery Ayres introduced the group aboard the Armistos Star. "You are my comrades," Joffre told the legionnaires as he blessed them and promised, "We shall never forget." The legionnaires left for home tonight after a brief reception with the king and queen.
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Calomel Warned as Dangerous Drug in Advertised Tonic
An old advertisement warns against calomel as a dangerous drug, claiming it weakens the body and causes illness. It promotes Denison's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative, promising quick relief without sickness and urging readers to avoid calomel for themselves and their families.
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Body Found In Lake With Note In Clothing
The body of W Fatcott, missing after an apparent dispute, was recovered from a Michigan lake along with identification papers and three bricks used to weight the clothing. Police lack information to explain the death, while investigators pursue possible links to a supposed local feud.
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Beach in New Orleans Campaign Returns to New Deal River Plan
Ambiguous report from Orleans dated Aug 20 notes a series of meetings with the Mississippi River Commission members including Charles Tt. Potter and B. A. Glew. War Department orders anticipate civilian retirements and river projects tied to a 1928 appropriation, while local ads mention hardware, school notices, and a river picnic near Calalign. Local weather foresees dry spell with rain chances later in the season.
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United States
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Retire 50 Officers From Army Inactive Duty List
Washington August 20. More than fifty army officers placed on medive duty amid reorganizations at Deby colleges. Instructors at Deby colleges reported as retired from active duty, easing manpower while training and instruction continue.
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Washington, D. C
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Two Planes From Haiti Crash Followers Reported
Wensacola Va August 80 two planes of the Haitian air force were reported to have been sent to Haiti from New Bragily after a crash off the coast of Haiti. Lieutenant Histion and crew were said to be aboard. Cap Glimaty commands the Péneaccla tua and announced the plan to start tests on the machines.
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