Widow Held in Death Cage Mystery in Atlanta
In Atlanta last night police held a widow as a person of interest after a man was seen leaving a downtown area in a vehicle where the body of Trubs ort M. Brandon was found. Investigators questioned Mr. whilow and Wrandon about an hour before the incident, while a steering wheel was recovered and a fence was damaged. The case remains under investigation with no definitive conclusions.
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Woman Founder of Paper Held in Swindling Probe
An editor and founder of a paper was arrested before a magistrate on charges of swindling investors. The case involves about 50 million francs in alleged losses, with most victims described as small investors. The probe concerns financial misrepresentations tied to a paper’s early operations and a related building camp scene.
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Traffic in Panama Canal Increases This Year
ANAMA reports rising canal traffic with volumes already surpassing last year for a similar period. Officials note ongoing throughputs and expect continued growth as global commerce patterns stabilize.
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Morrow Leaves for United States for Talks in Washington
Ambassador Dwight W. Moreow departs with his family for the United States aiming to meet President Cranidge in Washington. He plans to attend Pan American arbitration conference and related meetings with international bankers.
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