One Dead Two Wounded in Munich Riot
In Munich today a marcher was killed and two others injured when demonstrators representing "the hungry" clashed with mounted police. Thousands participated in the line of march, with only one outbreak. radical elements plan a large demonstration tonight over the shooting of Mathias Ereberger, former centrist leader. Police kept in readiness for possible attacks on reactionaries.
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Mathias Ereberger
Prominent Chicago Italian Murdered
Chicago news reports prominent Chicago Italian businessman Dominic Gutio, a Little Italy leader, was riddled with bullets and then stabbed as he rode in a car with his son Carlos. The son left to make a purchase and returned to find his father dead beside the steering wheel.
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Dominic Gutiio
Italy
Gutiio
Carlos
First Issaquah Coal Car Reaches Seattle After Strike
A carload of Issaquah coal arrived in Seattle marking the start of daily shipments. This is the first Issaquah coal since October. A full crew is now employed, and union officials report no breaks in the strike ranks.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Moonshiners Kill Agent Reynolds and Paintsville Marshal
In Paintsville Kentucky moonshiners fatally shoot federal prohibition agent John H Reynolds and town Marshal James Melvin, as two deputy sheriffs are wounded in the attack. Authorities report the killings and ongoing search for suspects.
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John H. Reynolds
James Melvin
Boy Battles With Police After Gun Battle
After a several minute shootout, Joe Gray an 18 1 year old alleged burglar was captured by Patrolman G Folkerson. Gray’s companion fled during the gunfire. Police believe Gray may be part of a burglary gang roaming residential districts. The duo were surprised in a garage at Mrs J C Hagen 1160 20th Ave N. A car outside held clothing silverware and valuables. The vehicle was later identified as stolen from Mitchell 2115 12th Ave N.
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G. Folkerson
Gray
Mra. J. C Hagen
20Th Ave. N
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Mitchell
12Th Ave
Congressman Herrick Faces Blackmail Plot Over Beauty Contest
Representative Herrick of Oklahoma alleges a Washington girl tried to blackmail him for 100 dollars after he sent a decoy letter to expose alleged moral dangers of beauty contests. He aims to have Congress curb such contests.
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Washington
Herrick
Congress
Miss Lucy Page Gascoigne resigns as Anti Cigaret league head
In Chicago Miss Lucy Page Gascoigne resigns from her position as leader of the Anti Cigaret league. Local officials note her years of advocacy against smoking and plan to appoint a successor in the coming weeks.
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Chicago
Mise Lucy Page Gastons
AntiCigaret League
Dancer Dennis Taylor Dances With Princess Mary in London Dockside Club
London August reports Dennis Taylor known as Gady in Shadwell’s Paddy's Goose club danced with Princess Mary during a visit to the dock area. The princess joined a 60-couple circle, chose fox trot, and praised the princess’s dancing as she shared the floor with the war veteran amid a lively music set.
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London
Dennis Taylor
Mary
Shadwell
Negotiations Under Way For Government Railway Sale
In Clallam County Washington talks are in progress to sell a government railway used during the war to haul spruce for airplane production.
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Government Railway
Clallam County
Bolt
Legion Drive to Be Launched by Rainier Legion Post
The Rainier Noble American Legion post launches a drive to recruit 200 members at a Monday luncheon in the Masonic club. Scotch bagpipes will greet attendees as Walter Pollita leads a plan dividing the city into 16 districts and 278 precincts with interviews for all eligible members. Speakers include Tom Swale, O. D. Colvin, and L. A. Swellenbach. Charles Paul will preside.
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The
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Masonic Club
France
Walter Pollita
Tom Swale
O. D. Colvin
L. A. Swellenbach
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Postmaster Pearson Killed by Bandits Near Nogales
Frank J. Pearson, postmaster at Ruby, thirty five miles west of Nogales, was killed by seven armed bandits in a daylight attack. The tragedy shocks the small border community as authorities investigate the planned robbery.
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Aria
Frank J. Pearson
Ruby
Here
Health for Working Girls Springfield ad claims Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
A Springfield woman recounts weakness and cramps that prevented work. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on a neighbor's suggestion she recovered and praises the medicine. A note from the Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts invites health inquiries.
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R. R. No
Springfield
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
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