Nation Honors Hindenburg At Eighty
Berlin observes the eightieth birthday of President Paul von Hindenburg with flowers, cigars, and gifts from officials and citizens across the Reich. Delegations, a national fund, a fireworks display, and special church services mark the celebration while amnesty is considered for hundreds of applicants.
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Berlin
Opi
Kaiser’s Regeime
Pout von
Boxea
Yieters
von Hindenburg
German Horticultural Society
Neesides
Lue Free
Ashare
Atia
Ang Peste & Flow
Lueheck
Rél
Army of Howra
Greenwald Tate
Tewrby
Chivirsu Ansisten
Seven Hurt in Dallas Trolley Collision
A trolley collision in Dallas injured seven people. D. B. Steeke and two others, including Ruth McDonald, sustained serious injuries and were hospitalized. Several others suffered minor injuries as streetcar safety crews investigated the wreck near the Trinity river area.
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Nore Pefyic
Dallas
B. D. Steeke
Matermai
Ruth McDonald
Trinity
California society girl’s $125 thousand annulment gift
Helen Baines aged 16 who eloped with Philip Chancellor, heir to $9 million, receives a $125,000 trust fund from her husband’s father as an annulment gift. The case highlights a high society family proceeding after the marriage end.
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Helen Baines
California
Philip Chancellor
One Dead Two Hurt In Colorado Crash Between Wolcott and Alinturn
A vehicle carrying Olades Ten, Agnes Camten, and two others skidded off the main road between Wolcott and Alinturn, veered into Squaw Creek, overturned four times, and resulted in one death with three injuries. Also reported are bank convention notes, college celebrations, citrus shipment limits, land bid openings, and Texas export figures.
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Montel
Olades
Denver
Sedate man found in street in unclear report
A man described as aged and unsteady was found by residents in Sed sand autetn near a flooded area. Police patie reported he wore a white Venecapantes and appeared injured or distressed. Authorities Brank Zapeie attended the scene to assess the incident.
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Patie
Patroloan Brank Zapeie
Exhume Body in Illinois Clarifies Murder Case
Oct 1 report states the body of Mrs. Hiizni of Streator was exhumed at Oak Hill cemetery on request of her former husband Dr. HO Hil, a medical spectester. He is jailed in Ottawa on murder charges as exhumation yields competing theories about suicide versus homicide.
Walker Kiss We Popular Walker Kiss We Popular
New York October records a quirky scene at the Decar Sammerstein Memorial theater dedication where Maggie Aline recalled a kiss with a Boston figure. The playful moment echoed city chatter as onlookers noted the emotional tone and local humor.
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New York
Maggie Aline Maut
Maror Walker
Maggie
Boston
Buggy Ride Pact Breaker Acquitted in Jersey Slaying
A truck driver Charles Price was acquitted after a trial over the death of a bachelor in New Jersey. The case centered on an agreement with his wife to permit her to ride with the bachelor. Price testified that the relations involved occurred before the bachelor’s death, while his wife remained married to Price.
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Jersey
Hlemington
Tee
Charles Price
Wd Mas
Price
Lérson
Prine
Prowlers Flee as Officers Arrive in San Antonio
Two San Antonio residents reported prowlers Friday night as officers closed in. In one case a woman, Mrs. Frank Vogler of 201 West Glenn Avenue, aided a man who fled on foot and leapt a back fence, escaping police. The other incident ended with a fleeing suspect just before capture near Detective Vogler’s home on Madison Street.
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San Antonio
Mr. Frank
Vogler
Weet
Glenn Avenue
PL McCoy
Medison
Moulton Gaynor Nuptials Delayed
Janet Gaynor and Herbert Moulton were reportedly postponing their marriage, the actress stating plans to wed when ready. The news notes the couple’s intent amid public interest in Hollywood figures and confirms no firm date has been set.
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Moulton-Gaynor
Janet Gaynor
Herbert Moulton
Cilma
Buried pistol case ties to Dr Lilliendahl murder slant
A tangled saga from Oak Grave Cemetery to Baltimore and Washington unfolds as investigators probe the death of Dr. A Willievo Lithiendebi. Alleged threats and embezzlement charges against Beach and Hedges complicate the case while letters claiming murder surface. Detectives weigh testimonies from Mrs. Lillien dahl and a Harbors youth witness, with anxious Federal and state police efforts across New Jersey and beyond.
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Hammonton
N. 1
Qet
Ph—Serech
A. Willievo Lithiendebi
Oak Grave Cemetery
Willix Bunch
Beach
Ne.w Mrz. Lillicedahl
Sparch
Toast Beach
Baltimore
Washington
Boon Hedges
Hedges
Frank Sheppard
South Whitland
Poutter Tuisst
Albert Langlein
Lultendahami
Liliendahl
Lillien
Ubt
Tir
Lilliendahl
Hedec
New York
Petentives
Solu Ie
Williams Garter
Atate Police
Bench
Tekeit Sliva
Vineland
Ilao
Swbut
al Beach
Pleride
Services Planned For Mrs Jackson After Her Passing
Funeral services are set for Mrs Elizabeth Hebeera Jackson 68 who died at her home 205 Ttnmn sans avenir Alamo Feightr. Survived by husband Jeckeom of Mexico two daughters Mrs Fred Barmhouse of Messes City and Mrs Jain D Thormhill. two sons TA Jackson of Brexleo and W Jackson of HL Paro.
Bullets Win This Hand of Poker
A poker game ends in violence when the operator draws a revolver and takes the winnings from the losing player. The victim reported the incident to authorities after the confrontation at the establishment.
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Sun Anroylan
Dormitory Fire at Chinese College Sparks Incendiary Theory
A dormitory fire at Kuochow college in Fouchow Fuei en province destroys a boys’ dormitory. Missionaries report strong evidence suggesting incendiary causes, with investigators focusing on local dormitory buildings near the Congregationalist mission institution.
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Chinese College
Fouchow
Fueien
Province
Cling
Kuochow College
Be Middle School
Congregationalist Mission Institution
Prohibition Agents Seize Furniture Shipment Hoax
In Chicago on October 1 a carload of furniture bound for the Army’s Quartermaster Corps was found to contain four large packing cases with champagne wine whisky and alcohol. Prohibition agents plan action as investigators sort the dubious telegraph lines and the illegal cargo.
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Chicsgo
Telang
Quatermaster Corps
U, & Army
Sulfridge Field
Michigan
Chicaso Junction
Hese
Gaplein Buss
Barbers Lose Arbitration After Pay Dispute
In Aubin Oct 1 4 65 percent wage dispute between barbers and shopowners ends in arbitration. Officials say the decision will be announced soon and affects the livelihood of many workers in the ranks of the trade.
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Aubiln
Ka Dartians
Austin Jonmermen
Barbers
Tomairsio
Chicago Mayor Hale Thompson Targets Lowden in Election War
Chicago mayor Hale Thompson declared he would oppose former Governor Frank Lowden to prevent him from gaining control of the state's Republican organization. He spoke to newspapermen amid the presidential preference ballot dispute.
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Chicago
Hale Thompson
Goverane
C. Lowien'e
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