President Harding to Free Debs and Other Political Prisoners
President Harding plans late day action to release Debs from Atlanta penitentiary and grant clemency or commutations to about a third of 197 political prisoners. Debs could return to Terre Haute tomorrow night, as announcements come after a White House study with Attorney General Daugherty.
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Raymond. Clapper
Washington
Ferene V. Debs
Atlanta
Harding
United Preas
Federal
Debs
Terre Haute
Ind
Atlanta Federal Prison
Germany
Pris
White House
Daugherty
Debn
Big Cluss
Woman in Case May Be Insane
Clara Skarin is traced to Portland in connection with the murder of Fe Hochbrunn, a wealthy recluse. Detectives suspect homicide or flight as she avoids capture, while Hochbrunn's will may be hidden. The case widens to multiple cities as investigators pursue clues and confront a disputed coroner’s summary.
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Seattle
Girl of Mystery
Portland
Hal Armstrong
Clara Skarin
Oregon City
Fe Hochbrunn
E. Tennant
Clara
Tennant
San Francisco
Winborn
Hochbrunn
Fifth Ave
Ferdinand Hochbrunn
San Bernardino
W. N. Corson
Corson
Thloehbrunn
Carson
Public Safety Building
S. Larina
Metropolitan
Terre Haute to greet Debs home from Atlanta prison
Terre Haute Indiana prepares to welcome Eugene V Debs home with coal miners marshaled by Percy Head to greet the socialist leader likely to arrive Saturday night from Atlanta prison where he served two years and a half for espionage act violations.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene V. Debs
Percy Head
Jeader
Debs
Atlanta
Harding
Ratify the Four Power Treaty or Face International Isolation
The article argues the Washington treaty must be ratified despite disagreements over Article 2. It warns the senate should not undermine the nation’s prestige by refusing to honor diplomats’ signatures, while urging immediate steps to remove causes of war with Japan and to contain Pacific threats. It contends failure leads to global ostracism.
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Harding
Senate
Hughes
Japan
United States
Pacific
America
Fiend Murders Two Children in New Jersey and New York
A serial killer is suspected after six year old Tessie Kucharsky was found dead in a hotel Albany closet in New Brunswick New Jersey. Six year old Gilbert Bein was slain in a New York City cellar after being lured to a tub and clubbed. Police pursue a single suspect as the murders are linked by investigators in two states.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Gilbert Bein
New York
Tessie Kutharaki
Teasie
Albany
William Savage
Volice
Kuchorsk
Rum duel looms as moonshiner slain near Elton
A rum war looms in Antigo Wisconsin as reinforcements rush to aid prohibition agents after Julius Wurzer was killed in a gun duel near his Elton cabin. One alleged moonshiner is dead and two others are jailed on liquor trafficking charges.
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Antigo
Wis
Dee
Prohibition
Julius Wurzer
Elton
Man linked to hotel with girl conflicts with Bein suspect
A man who entered the Albany hotel with a girl claimed she was his granddaughter, conflicting with the suspect in the Gilbert Bein case. A body was found in a suitcase discarded in a clown’s area, adding to the mystery.
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Albany
Gilbert Bein
Street Cars Turn First Profit Since 1918 Purchase
Seattle's municipal railway posted a net gain of 14111 in November after expenses and bond costs. October showed a loss of 11446, while September was 361650, with November savings from economies under Transportation Superintendent D W Henderson. Mayor Caldwell hailed the improvement as the best showing yet.
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Seattle
Caldwell
Municipal Railway
D. W. Henderson
Yeggm en Loot Safe at J G Fox Bottling Works
Expert burglars pried the back door and forced entry at the J G Fox bottling works on Fifth avenue N and Republican early Friday. They looted a safe of $300 after the combination was knocked off and holes pried near the hinges allowed a crowbar entry. Detectives traced the entry method and escape route.
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J. G. Fox Bottling Works
Fifth Ave. N
Republican
Youth Found Guilty of Double Murder in Chicago
Harvey Church was found guilty of murdering Carl Ausmus and B. J. Daugherty, two motor car salesmen. Judge Caverly sentenced him to hang, with execution date to be set. Prosecutors said he lured the men to his home and killed them with a club to obtain a car. defense claimed insanity.
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Chicago
Harvey Church
Carl Ausmus
B. J. Daugherty
Caverly
Church
Ship Eastern Sun Drifts with Engine Failure off Virginia Capes
The Shipping Board steamer Eastern Sun is adrift 150 miles northeast of the Virginia capes with engines out and the crew in need of medical aid. The coast guard cutter Manning has been dispatched from Stampton Roadg with a doctor aboard to provide assistance.
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Norfolk
Dee
Shipping Board
Eastern Sun
Virginia Capes
Coast Guard
Manning
Stampton Roadg
Weather Outlook Seattle Forecast by Weatherman Latiebury
A weather prediction cites rain or snow today with easterly winds for Seattle. The report warns of a busy night if the forecast changes from Thursday. Previous day highs and lows are unclear due to garbled text.
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Latiebury
Seattle Mrnday
City to Allocate $10,000 for Street Clearing Jobs
The city council plans to pass an ordinance to appropriate 10000 dollars to provide work for unemployed heads of families. The proposed measure, coming from the street and sewers committee, would fund grubbing clearing and temporary grading in outlying districts not currently improvable at abutting property owners expense.
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Finance Committee
Gun smuggler Mabel Smith jailed for jail break attempt
Mrs. Mabel Smith, convicted of trying to smuggle a revolver and ammunition into the county jail to aid James BE. Mahoney and others in a jailbreak, was sentenced Friday by Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton to 45 days in the county jail. This is the maximum penalty for attempted unauthorized communication with prisoners.
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Mabel Smith
James BE. Mahoney
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
London unrest feared as shoppers pack stores
Thousands of Christmas buyers crowded London shops while police warned that extremists may cause disturbances. Shopkeepers grew nervous but authorities assured adequate precautions were in place to handle any incident.
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London
Hypodermic Needle Found on Clerk McIntyre in Pocket
Police allege 41 year old clerk J McIntyre was arrested after a hypodermic dope outfit was found in his pockets. Detectives T Trayden and G J Waoohter reported the arrest at Mourthave and Pike. He remained jailed Thursday.
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McIntyre
Mourthave
Pike
T. Trayden
G. J. W Aoohter
The Grizzly Strikes in Snowbound Tale
A dramatic scene unfolds as two men and a girl confront a charging grizzly. One lover, one hater, tension peaks as Bill fires a single shot but the hammer clicks empty, leaving the bear momentary danger and Virginia in horror. The fragment teases the next part of The Snowshoe Trail.
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Virginia
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