Woman absolves husband in witchcraft murder case
Kalamazoo News reports Mrs Burgean, wife of Enge Burgean, confessed she killed a man labeled as a “witchcraft” murder. She told investigators that she alone committed the crime during a contentious dispute. The son testified following the murder, detailing the events and confirming the fatal act.
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Kalamazoo
Bich
Eugens Burgess
Enge Burgean
Don Fairchild
Tive
Bareaktos
Patya
Burnet Beg
Fairchid
Giant flying boat tested for transatlantic service
A giant flying boat tested with 12 back-to-back engines delivering over 6000 horsepower. The aircraft is planned for transatlantic passenger service, signaling a major aviation milestone.
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Trand-Atlantic
Slaying Suspect Faces Prolonged Interrogation and Mourning
Reported motives remain unclear after the arrest of the PCI family. Officials say no remorse shown by the man and woman as details emerge about the ages and deaths involved. A funeral is planned for the elderly woman, with Frank Plants assisting the arrangements. Burgess Sanahlene claims witchcraft influenced events, while authorities list the victims over 25 years, including a husband. Michigan State Hospital and Kale race mentioned as locations in the investigation context.
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Pci
Maril Sfluenca
Mra PalrchUd
Xabow
Megnarlia
Frank ‘Plants
Pinn
Sanahlene Beliaved
Aia Alocallyg
Michigan
Borgen
Coolidge to witness Kellogg peace pact ceremony
Former President Coolidge will attend the White House ceremony for the Kellogg peace pact. He will be accompanied by a large foreign diplomatic and American official presence. The pact renounces war as an instrument of national policy and marks a major contribution to world peace. President Hoover requested Coolidge’s presence to honor the pact’s completion.
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Br Universal Servic A
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Euccesnor
Herbert Hoover
Hogy
Mel Coolidge
White House
Achlef
Lorether
In Coolidge
United States
Floover
33 Tourists Believed Drowned in Colorado Flood
BALIDA Colo July 20 Believed drowned in a sudden flood are Charles Duznte dla white Mary and their year old child Edna, the family of three tourists from Pawbi Okln. They had taken refuge from floodwaters near a railroad underpass nine miles from here during the storm.
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Balida
Colo
snSearch
Charles Duznte
Dla-Wite
Wmary
Se Edna
Pawbi Okln
Int
Falletorm
Berger Still in Organizations at Condition Muavaur
Berger still in orgs at Condition Muavaur, Wis, July 20 reports say Vieter Ly Berger, a prominent Boe cdulint leader, was struck by a surface car and is in hospital. Authorities say he is on the way to recovery. and a patient named Milsauker remains in hospital for observation.
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Muavaurer
Wis
Vieter Ly Berger
Boe Cdulint
Ytrick
Jon AE Milsauker
SANA
Jim -Teporia
France To Pay War Debt Aims At Ratification Hurdles
Fragmentary text shows lawmakers debating war debt payment by France and potential inclusion of renervatione in ratification. Mr Hirland voices cautious government approach as he rises to address concerns. Debate centers on whether Deligne type resolutions can be discussed to reach a satisfactory conclusion.
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Hiiand
Hirland
Ratification of Mellon-Berenger Debt Agreement News
Washington reports enthusiastic approval in state department and treasury circles of France ratifying the Mellon-Berenger debt agreement. The payout of 407 000 from France for war supplies on August 4 will be absorbed with other French wartime and postwar borrowings in this country. France’s total debt of 4 025 000 001 is funded over years, with last payment of 32 500 deposited June 25. ratification completes funding of the 10 000 000 000 war debt owed to the United States.
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Waseingson
D. C
State Department
Treasury
France
Wrange
Lima
Weeral Reanive Bank of
Newark
Rena
Hank *T
McDonald Narrowly Survives Lake Michigan Boat Sinking
Commander Eugene F. McDonald the millionaire radio magnate and sportsman narrowly escaped drowning when his speed launch sank off Chicago Harbor. With three women companions, a hole ripped bottom caused rapid flooding, and a rubber raft helped the party reach the pier as the craft sank in 22 feet of water near the South Lake Michigan shore.
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Chicago
Eugene F. McDonald
X Man
Lake Michigan
McDonald
Sasy Pier
Pire
Jine
Dog owner sues for damages over show entry denial
Otto G. Mangwirth of San Mateo files $56,000 suit in superior court alleging breach of contract by a dog show promoter and two dog fanciers who hindered his kennel business by refusing to exhibit his dogs at field trials. The suit cites American Kennel Club as the arbiter in kennel matters and seeks damages for alleged loss of profits.
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Han Prancieco
Court Justice and press clashed over jail in race track case
An Ohio judge jailed two newspaper men for contempt after criticizing his injunction to stop sheriff interference with a race track. The piece argues respect for courts and examines broader questions of law, press freedom, and governance amid Prohibition enforcement debates. It notes Chicago reporters finding liquor in 56 of 22 households and discusses banking liquidity and public confidence in banks.
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Ohio
Br. Wickernbarh
Chicago
Fails as Lion Revolt Sparks Mexican Power Struggle
A translated 1910s despatch reports upheaval tied to Ricardo Tepete in Sonora. It states Tepete, brother of Fausto Tepete, rose amid political tension, with Gen. Alvaro Obregon nearby and Plutarco Elias Calles previously in the presidency. The piece notes Tepete’s brief ascent and subsequent fall from favor as factions jockey for influence.
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G. A. Schreiner
Univarsal
Mexico City
Sonora
Ricardo Tepete
Fausto Tepete
Fausto
Fanato
Ieutenant i
Alvaro Obregon
Ricardo
Chamber of Deputies
Plutarce Elise Caltes
Republic
Ciel
Fedecal
Coealder Abele Athletip de Axelit
Valenzuela
Gritala
Chinese Flee Before Reds in Manchuria
Continued from page one the article describes Chinese civilians fleeing while Reds threaten in Manchuria. It reports Soviet railway use to move Communist enterprises and to incite assassinations and terrorist acts. The Nankiuz government calls for mobilization to repel the Red invaders in Manchuria.
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Manchuria
Maniifesto
Uhida
Maneluris
Nankiuz
Gheavse
Meneburia
Russians Force Chinese Border
Russian forces crossed into Manchuria and occupied Ma nchuria near Harbin today, engaging Chinese troops in a stiff battle. Chinese forces retreated to Harbin, where the Eastern Railway headquarters reportedly lies in a tense state, as reports from Tokyo and Constantinople relay continuing heavy fighting and troop movements.
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Universel
Berriog
Ena
Tondo
Manchuria
Afanchull
Menehull
Harbin
Chinese Eastern Railway
Pane
London Daily Express
Toklo
Manchuri
Orient
Anne Harbin
Baste
Ruslan
Tokio Diapathea
Vogranitehnayz
Amur
Russian Paper Threats Amid Soviet Warning To Britain
MOSCOW July 20 official Soviet paper Javestia quotes Tzventia warning that Chinese soldiers crossing the Russian border would be punished and enemies would reap the whirlwind. The broadcast hints at possible resumption of relations with Britain and envoy talks in London or Moscow to address questions between the two governments.
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Imvrrend
Moscow
Thisx
Tzventia
Javestia
Russia
Britain
Suake
London
Aritish
Soviet Leader Sees Path to U S Relations Progress
Rudzutak, Soviet railways chief and politburo member, says the Soviet Union will not recognize prewar or wartime US loans used against Russian people. They will consider paying the Kerensky loan with annual installments and may adjust Archangel Siberian claims. Propaganda, private corporations, and foreign influence are to be handled within Soviet law as Moscow hosts visiting American journalists. The interview ends with readiness to discuss all questions with the United States.
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Jfiz
She Rie
Soviet Russia
Jon Rodsutsk
Russia
United
Burzutak
United States
America
People's Intereate
Leon ‘Trotzky
France
Archangel-Siberian
United Tates
Hedzutsk
Saviate Sim
Sibrara Communista
Hudeutak
Rudzutak
Rysaly
Deane
Weds Co ed He Once Arrested in Northwestern Tie
Origago July 20. Policeman Raymond Mullaney arrested a Northwestern University co ed and daughter of William F. Ulrich after an auto crash at Sheffield avenue station. Vera Ulrich telephoned to remind Officer James Shea, quickly securing her release. At Ct. Vintners church, 700 guests attended a wedding supper at Edgewater Beach, with police limited by attire.
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Raymond J. Mullaney
Sheffield Avenue
Miss
Vera Ulrich
Northwestern Unversity
William F. Ulrich
International Forwarding Company
James Shea
Hudsor Avenue
Mes
Shea
Sorori
Northwestern
Mallaner
Miss Llvich
Rattler Scares Home Before Pitcher Incident
In Sherman on July 20 a rattler climbed through a wall hollow and devoured a canary belonging to Mr and Mrs Raymond Dan. The reptile was later killed by George Cotta after causing a scare and damaging an aluminum pitcher used for the baby.
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Sherman
Tez
Mea
Raymond Daan
Singer
George Cotta
Nearer Recognition of Russia Moves in Congress
Washington July 20 NSA reports a new campaign for American recognition of the Soviet republic will begin in Congress following Russia's pledge to abide by the Kellogg Briand peace pact and the State Department appeal to Russia and China to keep the Far East peaceful. Supporters claim the development strengthens international acceptance and may aid broader recognition efforts.
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Washington, D. C
NSA
Soviet Republic
Congress
Russia
Atute Department
China
Far East
Friends of
Mfprabea
Impois
Borah
Tolabo
Gepate
William Mc Wins
Dimorrnt
Utah
United States
Stimaon
Tey
Natlopy
Poland
Parachute Jump Saves Aviator as Plane Crashes
Kansas City July 20 A U S Navy Lieut George Reverios a night commander parachuted from a plane at an altitude of 1200 feet and landed about a hundred yards from the Missouri river bank near Richards air northern to day the plane plunged into the river and submerged Three and other countries say Senator King The Utah senator opposes recognition slow on the ground that Rundja maintains her right to carry Bolshevik propaganda throughout the world Negotiations between the British labor government and Russia watching by backers of American recognition Borah regrets that Russia without diplomatic standing was to remain in peace talks through Yankee interests
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Richards Air Northern
George Reverios
Goebel Aviationt Echont
River
King
Utah
Ias
Rundja
Russia
Telligh
Borah
Yanee
Child Killed in Riverside Shooting Near Perris
Riverside California July 20 a gunman fired from a car wounding 17 year old Charles Henry Van Bickle as he stood on a lawn near Perris. Officers scoured roads and checkpoints menacing the area with sheriffs and emergency crews stopping vehicles to seek the unidentified assailant and companions.
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Oalif
Charles Henry van Bickle
Perris
Taft
Apia
Bir
Charles
Rivetdel
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