Brunen Murder Trial Ends in Acquittal for Doris Brunen
Doris Brunen, acquitted of murder in the death of husband Honest John Brunen, collapsed in court as the verdict for co-defendant Harry C. Mohr, found guilty of first degree murder, was read. Mohr was sentenced to life. Doris wept and attempted to follow him.
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War Guilt Cases Quashed by Leipzig Supreme Court
The Leipzig court dismissed 93 war guilt cases under the Versailles framework in secret, with generals and professors among those dropped. Proceedings were private, witnesses heard, and allied representatives absent. The court found no absolute guilt or innocence under German law. 771 cases remain pending.
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Namur
Claim New Mineral Well as Cure All
PITSEKA Eng December 21 The mineral waters from a farm well at Vangeta are said to heal many aliments once requiring medical attention Olympia Examination for architects to be held by the department of licenses December 72 50 in Architects building University of Washington
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Germany's Industrial Struggles Clash in Weimar Era
Milton Bronner surveys Germany’s postwar tensions as Hugo Stinnes clashes with social democratic leaders over the eight hour day and overtime pay. He notes workers demand protections while big employers push compensation in goods or in marks, highlighting a nation split by labor and capital amid reparations and reform.
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Horrors of Herrin Described by Mine Guard
Marion HL December 21 A phantom of the Herrin massacre stalked five murder defendants in circuit court as Joseph O Rourke, scarred by seven bullets and a throat gash, testified of the firing squad, the march to power house woods, and the massacre near Herrin on June 22 1922 He recalled being shot in the abdomen and the mob forcing prisoners to crawl and run for their lives with orders to lay down then march. He identified no mob members and confirmed he was one of the guards at the mines in June 1922.
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Angus W. Kerr
Man Claims Name Of Taylor Murderer In Toledo Tale
John Marazina, 35, detained after prowling at homes in Toledo, says he can identify the Hollywood director William Desmond Taylor killer. He recounts a Denver meeting where two men in a drunken spree named a Los Angeles dope peddler as the slayer, then fled to Chicago Ada Lima and finally Toledo.
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Shipyards in General Slump Amid Subsidy Fight
Washington reports a sharp downturn in U S shipyards with the shipbuilding industry entering an unprecedented slump. The latest Navigation Commissioner statistics show only 688 292 gross tons of steel ships built in the past fiscal year, far below 2 000 994 tons in 1921, a year already seen as low.
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King George Defeated in May Grouse Shoot
King George was decisively defeated in a grouse shoot on the May moors outside Edinburgh, despite attempting to outpoint the field. The royal effort drew attention as the monarch faced strong local competition and challenging conditions.
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Needle in Foot Pointed to Walton's Century Old Injury
A Maine man recounts a decades old incident where a needle fragment remained lodged in Bob Walton's right foot after he was stabbed by a needle long ago. Walton, a paper editor and politician, recalled probing the wound and poulticing it while the splinter persisted until a recent scratching expelled a hard pointed fragment.
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Notable Guests Rally for Royal Hunts With Duke Atholl
Fellow guests described humorous scenes as the king issued a playful challenge during a royal gathering. The adventure centered on a shooting contest featuring the Duke of Atholl and other famed marksmen.
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Finds Husband Is Jap and Wins Divorce Ruling
Mrs. Irene Aquina secured a divorce from Julius Caesar Aquina in San Francisco after testifying that two years after their 1917 Yokohama wedding she learned he was Japanese and had claimed Portuguese noble status. The Portuguese consul attended the ceremony. Aquino worked as an accountant for a Standard 611 company in Japan.
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