Poisoned Well Reported in Belmont County Ohio
Belmont County authorities investigated poisoning of a local well near Webb and Webb mine area. Sediment at the bottom of the well tested as deadly poison. one man and two women were hospitalized, while four dozen others reported ill after drinking the water. Local officials and Governor Donnelly noted the incident as a serious poisoning case under inquiry.
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St, Clairsville
Ohio
Pelmont County
Webb Mic
J. Caldwell
Donaley
Thes
Depaix Steriit
Texas Youth Kills Self by Accident Near Whitesborg
Jillie Moore, 10, accidentally killed himself at his grandfather R. W. Moore’s home six miles southwest of Whitesborg while attempting to shoot a snake with a crack. Authorities report no foul play and classify the death as accidental.
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Texas
Whitesborg
Tex
Jillie Moore
R. W. Moore
Here
Summer Prison Probe Ordered
Washington March 29 The House ordered a summer investigation by a special committee into conditions in federal penal institutions during the congressional recess.
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Washington
House
Maj Bloor Named Provost Marshal at Fort Sam Houston
Major A W Bloor relieved from machine gun and howitzer duties in the Second division and assigned to relieve Major Lampert as provost marshal for Fort Sam Houston. Major Lampert to leave Thursday for an automobile West tour before reporting to Fort Leavenworth as a student of the service signals.
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A. W. Bloor
T.ss. Lampert
Fort Sam Houston
Major Lampert
West
Service Signals
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Woman confesses as Ben Tess freed after years in prison
In Florence County Ben Tess, a Black man jailed for thirteen years on a assault charge, is pardoned after a white woman recants her testimony in an affidavit. Governor Richar is cited in the report as granting a full pardon.
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Columbia
Ben Tess
Florence County
Megro
Nugrs
Aesault
Floweris Negro
Ben Bess
Richearis
Bose
Tess
Husband in Los Angeles Seeks Divorce Over Work Claims
The ex-New York figure, a former member of a group referred to as "da0b," testified in Judge Raymond J. Turney's court that for two years he performed nearly all household tasks including cooking, washing dishes, laundry, and chauffeuring for his wife and mother-in-law. He contends he was unwiling to work.
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Universal Service
Los Angeles
Berneath McCurg
New York
Raymond J. Turney
Bern
McCure
Wedding Denied Sparks Rumor in Europe
Fragmented telegraph items report a denied engagement between the Marquise de Maleissue and a British nobleman, fueling rumors in Nice, France. Other brief items note Galveston beauty pageant entrants and society notices from New York, including Mrs Stillman planning a fashion magazine contribution. A separate item mentions an auction involving Hulch Chatterton and Ralph Forbes and missing boy reports from New York.
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Nice
France
Gos
Eip
Marquise de Maleissue
Commodore Vander V
Aras
Wreteric
Xash
England
Forday
Four Injured in Automobile Crash at Tun Ro ugh
In Tun Rough Louisiana May 20 Mansur a popular young boxer and school athlete his sister Miss Vicky Mansu and Harry Stephenson a Baton Rouge firefighter were seriously hurt in an automobile wreck. Joe Callatan fired Naifa.
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Tun Rough
Mon Mansur
Vicky Mansu
Harry Stephenson
Baton Rouge
Methodist Creed Not to Be Changed at Conference
In Bangas Cyly on May 21 the Methodist Episcopal Church general conference decided the creeds and covenant will remain unchanged after a heated discussion.
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Bangas Cyly
Methodist Episcopal
Abandon Trail of Kansas Bandits After Fatal Robbery
May 20 report that the gang behind the Lamar bank heist has abandoned pursuit and vanished into Western Kansas wastes after killing three, abducting Dr W W Wineinger and hostage A N Parrish. Over 1000 searchers failed to find any trace of the four robbers or the bond and cash loot totaling 74000 in bonds and 10000 in cash. A Kansas farmer's wife later described bandits stripping clothing to make bandages for a wounded member. Also noted is Andre Bourmiessen planning a 4000 mile canoe voyage in the Amazon.
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Kins
Lamar
Colo
Ntroyo
Kanga
A. N. Parish
Akbly
John I. Parrish
W. W. Wineinger
Dighton
Kurs
Mike
Western
Drerett A_ Kessinger
Ase
Kansas
Ome
Garden City
Kans
Woman cannot recall attack that killed Houston painter
In Lufkin Texas, Mrs. John Laing says she remembers nothing of the midnight assault that killed her husband, a Houston painter, and injured two boys two weeks ago. She has begun talking to officers but cannot identify the attacker, while her son Onn has left hospital and the elder son remains hospitalized. Authorities appear to have little hope of capturing the assailants. Efrem Zimbalist praises a concert by rival groups in New York, with Efrem Jr. performing at school exercises.
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Lufkin
Tex
John Laing
Houston
Nerestyaf
Onn
Zimbalist JR
York
Efrem Zimbalist
Efrem Jr
Dad
Hugh D Carnegie Dies in San Antonio at 70
Hugh D Carnegie, 70, a Chicago native who moved to San Antonio 16 years ago, died Tuesday morning. Survived by his widow, two daughters Mrs Schattenberg of San Antonio and Mrs Payne, an aunt Mrs Payne, and a son Derbert Carnegie, both of Chicago. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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D. Garnegie
San Antonio
Chiago
Uge
Luesilay
Tima Carnegies
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