Boy in Murder Case Stuns Police With Confession Details
A 12 year old boy from Chicago, now living with the Burke family in Youngstown, is questioned after a fatal shooting near the water front. He describes the incident as a misjudged game while revealing an imaginative, troubled background and a head injury four years earlier. The boy was taken to Juvenile Court.
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Scott Obregon clash signals shift in Mexican policy
El Paso April 25 Gen Hugh Scott chief of staff and Alvaro Obregon war minister meet in border talks seen as accepting Obregon as key factor in Mexican affairs Unclear when the conference opens Pershing's 16000 troops hold Namiquipa to Columbia Juarez uneasy toward Obregon Villa pursuit widens in New Mexico and Chihuahua report Villa trail found near Satevo Parral area
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Coastwise ship unions plan response to wage offer
Striking sailors cooks waiters and firemen on coastwise steamship lines prepare a reply to an offered wage increase of half the demand. Officials say the proposal would add 20000 dollars monthly to payroll. Seattle lines involved include the Pacific Coast 8. B. Co. and the Pacific Alaska 8. B. Co.
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Supreme Court frees Angela Lombardo in Mann Act case
The United States Supreme Court ruled the Mann Act faulty and freed Angela Lombardo of Seattle who had been charged with white slavery. The April 25 decision overturns the earlier charge and clears Lombardo.
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Flier Kills Woman in Dunkirk Raid
April 25 a German air raid on Dunkirk killed one woman and wounded three men as six bombs struck roofs. The war office reported only slight property damage from the raid.
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Chauffeur Arrested in Mail Theft Case
Louis Windler a New York chauffeur is under arrest charged with complicity in the theft of four mail packages containing securities worth several hundred thousand dollars.
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Vancouver hotel owner pleads guilty in liquor sale case
Everett April 25 Frank Hart owner of the Vancouver hotel at Arlington faced a court room plea and was fined 287 dollars for selling a single drink of liquor.
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What the Gardener Told Me
A mysterious Italian envelope contains a tale titled What the Gardener Told Me. The allegory follows a garden where Fear, jealousy, and frost threaten the Salvia plant, which survives with love and gratitude amid warning morals about living fully. The narrator reflects on a garden romance linked to a Mrs Margie.
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Rag Rugs Suit Summer Homes With Chintz Decor
Summer vogue for chintz effects boosts demand for Rag Rugs in cool tints. A broad Domestic Rug Section offers Palatine Rugs, Dimity Rugs, and Old Homestead Rugs in varied sizes and prices from $1.00 to $5.00.
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