Autopsy Battle Over Widow’s Body in Honolulu Case
Colonel Granville Sevier seeks injunction to block a second autopsy on his wife who died 16 years ago. Circuit Judge Steadman denied the petition, leaving the coroners discretion to decide if another postmortem is needed. The first autopsy found death from Beutocardiac dilatation. inheritance valued at about 00,000 passed to Sevier.
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Honolulu
Granville Bevier
Sevier
Sherek Gleason
Steadman
Coronieredd
Tavares
Capital Frowns on Move of Prohibition HQ
Capital officials weigh a proposal to relocate the dry enforcement headquarters from Washington to Chicago. Prohibition Director Waodcock reports possible transfer drawing mixed reactions, with Attorney General Mitchell stating removal would be an important Justice Bureau decision if feasible. Opposition is noted in the capital with no clear endorsement.
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Universal Bergica
Washington
D. C
Prohibition
Waodcock
Chicago
Mitchell
Department of Justice Bureau
Pearl Oyster Beds Closed Near Midway Island
The Pearl and James beds near Midway Island have been closed for from three to five years, announced today by the Bureau of Fisheries. The beds lie at Pearl and Jermes beef, near Cable Station in the Pacific Ocean.
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Pearl
Jermes Beef
Midway Island
Paclile Ocean
Worker Survives 175-Foot Harbor Plunge at Bridge
In Sydney New Brunswick a worker fell 175 feet from the great harbor bridge, hitting water with a 20 foot splash column. He swam ashore unhurt enough to wonder if he set a high plunge record.
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Sydney
Great Neve
Sydney Harbor
Telly
Eproy
Kelly Awam
Shark Secrets Revealed by Veteran Undersea Photographer
New York, Oct 24. Universal Berd reports T. Fi. Williamson, a veteran undersea photographer, arrived today with photographs from five months off the Eshame islands. He says sharks will attack a man without turning his back and that all creatures he photographed show hunger bioteses indicating starvation and hard times in the shark kingdom.
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Universal Berd
New York
T. Fi. Williamson
Munson
Munarga
Eshame Islands
Williameon
Bia
Williamson
Discharges Begin After H-101 Disaster
Cardington England October 23 A third of the 760 workers on the H-101 airship project are being dismissed following the dirigible H-101 destruction. The disaster halted spare parts production and no replacement ship is planned, making layoffs inevitable for the shipyard staff.
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Cardington
England
American Gangs in France Attract Attention
Paris dispatch notes stories of organized crime in the United States drawing interest in France. New papers and magazines focus on American lawlessness with many photographs and sensational coverage.
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Paris
United States
France
Aparent
Big Lavonly
Kidnap Victim to Examine Suspect in Greenfield
A kidnapping case in Greenfield involves Alta Wilson, heiress and expectant mother, who was abducted from her parents’ home recently. She was to view suspect Bil Prater, 41, after being returned from Carthage for examination.
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Greenfield
Bil Prater
Bouthenat
Carthage
Mee
Alta Wilson-Asc-Kinley
Civil Service Exams Open for Multiple Government Posts
Civil Service announces applications for junior stenographers and junior typists with salaries ranging from 1260 to 1440 dollars. Quarters include Texas and Louisiana towns such as San Antonio Austin and Laredo with postings in several agencies. Other openings cover examiners and technologists with deadlines through November 12, 1925.
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Civil Service
Tumlor
Wexwa
Louisiana
San Antonio
Austin
San Angela
Kereville
Corpue Christi
Brownsville
Earle Pass
Laredo
Quartermaster Corps
Trawaos
Yille
Karl Tuinggald
Immigration Serrice
Englé Pass
Ble Spring
Police Seek Gang Leaders In Nationwide Secret Indictments
Boston October 23 police search for alleged guiding geniuses of an antique racket Wilbur J. Cooke and Ren E B Caroline Saunders of New York. Thirteen secret indictments were returned yesterday against members of the racket.
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Boston
Rachel
Wilbur J. Cooke
Ren. E. B. Caroline Saunders
New York
Marquis Blames Rift With Gloria on Wicked Hollywood
Hollywood in October 23 1926 report notes Marquis blames marriage strain on Hollywood life. Gloria and Swancon return to Teanee after wedding, suggesting divorce risk. Column cites marital unhappiness in Hollywood and Furnishings ads appear in a light classified section.
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Marquis
Gloria
Wicked Hollywood
Universal Borrice
Hollywood
Calif
Henri de la Falaice
Swancon
Teanee
Kent Hee
Mar Fe
Ocean Fliers Given Plane by Aerial Service
London reports Capt. J. Errol Boyd and Lieut. Worcy P. Connor have become owners of their trans Atlantic monoplane the Columbia. The veteran aircraft was a gift and the fliers said they will not attempt a risky flight back to Harbor Grace this year.
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Ortrarant Service
London
J. Errol Boyd
Worcy P. Connor
Harbor Grace
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