Death in Cleveland: publisher Dan Kaber stabbed in bed
Wealthy Cleveland publisher Dan Kaber lay dying from 24 stab wounds in his abdomen as investigators found a dagger fashioned from a fire and blood stained gloves as clues. His wife was away the night of the murder and Marian McAridice, her daughter, slept in the house alongside a man, Mrs Breeckel and Mrs Kaber's mother.
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Cleveland, Ag
Dan Kaber
Cleveland
Kaber
Marian McAridice
Ouree
Mounted Cops Patrol In New Oklahoma City Unit
Oklahoma City unveils a new mounted police corps with overseas veterans in brigadier general style uniforms. Each rider carries a 10 gauge riot gun and a Sam Brown belt with a 38 caliber automatic pistol, while horses wear gumshoe gear for sleuthing. Mayor Walton hints police moves will be discreet to deter criminals.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
St. Mihiel
Gibraltar
Pancho Villa
Walton
Senators Debate League of Nations Article X
U S senators dissect Article X arguing its pledge to defend all members would obligate the United States to risk troops across Asia and Africa. They warn the clause binds America to protect British, French, Japanese and other empires, risking widespread war with 500 million subjects.
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America
League
Council
Bohemia
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
France
Japan
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Asian
Africa
Khyber
India
Ganges
California
Kansas
Illinois
Virginia
Amfa
China
League of Nations Article X Aims at Global Peace
Senator Gilbert Hitchcock argues that Article X of the League covenant mirrors the Monroe Doctrine by pledging collective defense to protect political independence and territorial integrity. He emphasizes swift allied action, reduced need for troops, and the league as a forum for self government and justice for small nations. He rebuts claims of forced conquests and asserts rights of revolution remain.
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League
America
Siam
Honduras
Paraguay
Helivia
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
United States
Webraska
League of Nations
Senate
South American
Europe
Western Hemisphere
Council of Nine Nations
England
France
Great Britain
Prosperity Blamed for Kaiser Love Failing in Divorce
Mrs. Kate M. Kaiser testified in a San Francisco divorce that wealth spoiled Joseph Kaiser's affection for her and their children. The judge granted her a decree and a settlement including the home, an automobile, and bank funds. Kaiser, a contractor, married in 1893 and left home last September.
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San Francisco
Kate M. Kaiser
Joseph Kaiser
E. P. Mogan Kaiser
Sergeant Suffered Sixty Seven Wounds
New York August 15 The most wounded man in the A B E F is Sergeant John B White of Company G Twenty eighth Infantry Fir et al who arrived from overseas White is a fourteen year veteran He has sixty seven wounds from five major battles and is entitled to five wound stripes White was decorated three times He remains fit to fight though one leg troubles him badly
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New York
A. BE. F
John &. White
Fir Et al
White
Regular Army
Palace Hip guests enjoy varied acts in new show
The Palace Hip opens with the Fondelli Trio of novelty acro bats. Adolpho the Wizard of the Accordion headlines a lively bill with music and talk. The Three Rusticating Misses and Mossman and Vance provide satire and dancing, plus rifle and pistol shots by Jack and Pearl Hall.
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Palace
Fondelli
Adolpho
Miller
King
Mossman and
Vance
Jack
Pearl Hall
Jack Harris
Why Will Some People Neglect Their Teeth
The piece argues that people protect valuables like Liberty bonds and diamonds but neglect teeth. It warns decayed teeth harm health and diminish the value of money, urging readers not to undermine their health by neglecting dental care.
Seattle Trained Radio Operator Narrowly Escapes Submarine Peril
Lucien M. Roswell former navy radio operator now a fancy ice skater visited Seattle from New York recounts near sinking aboard the H-7 near Bremerton in 1918. Grounding on a sand bank, diving gear failed, hatches jammed by waves, and gas from salt water filled the compartment before a naval cruiser towed them to port. Roswell plans to return to New York to resume skating instruction.
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Lucien M. Roswell
Navy
Seattle
New York
Roswell
University of Washington
Navy Yard
Bremerton
San Pedro
Keyport
Boswell
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