Woman Sheriff Faces Lynching Threat In Throst Case
In Waukon Iowa Dee 28 a county sheriff Mrs Gunda Martingdale leads pursuit of Bart Throst confessed killer of Inga Magnuson a Dorchester teacher slain December 13. Throst’s execution set for March 9 with mental experts to observe. Mrs Martingdale vows justice as she stops mob at the jail and questions the prisoner overnight. Next April ministers Weeks and Cross face murder convictions.
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Waukon
Iowa
Dee
Bart Throst
Inga Magnuson
Dorchester
Alamakee
Thrust
Gunda Martingdale
H BK Taylor
Miss Magnuson
Ad Vance
Alamakee County
Martingdale
Adanery
Winifred FE
Eugene Weeks
Orrie L. Cross
Slaying Not Being Probed in Bergerson Killing
Everett report says no prosecution for Sheriff Ray Taro over Bergerson death. Coroner says no inquest needed as Taro admits shooting. Haas beaten during Christmas Eve disturbance. Barney funeral attended by widow and two children. Authorities urge trial to prove justification.
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Everett
Ray Taro
Bergerson
N. B. Challacombe
Taro
Ed Haas
Eagies’ Hall
Eaid
Haas
Bergersons
Barney
Anacortes
Tara
Wily Kornick Back in Jail
Fred Kornick returned to Seattle from Portland and was jailed after defrauding a deputy with an envelope of private papers in place of bail money he posted earlier. He faced a federal indictment accusing him of forging three government mileage checks on January 3. Deputy marshal Neal Boyle failed to count the money, allowing the escape.
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Fred Kornick
Seattle
Portland
Frank Burrows
Kornick
New Jersey
Neal J. Boyle
Funeral services for Mine Anna Nilson
Funeral services for Mine Anna Nilson, 59, who died at Minor hospital Tuesday, will be held Saturday at 1 p. m. at the Home Undertaking Co.
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Anna Nilson
Home Undertaking Co
Pools of Peace Clipping Ties Clara Hochbrunn to Hochbrunn Murder
Clara Hochbrunn’s clipping of a poem titled Pools of Peace emerges during Hammer’s search of the Hochbrunn house. The note links Clara to a dead grand uncle to explain the Hochbrunn murder mystery. Authorities now trace Clara’s trail to Santa Barbara as they widen the Coast City search.
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San Bernardino
Hammer
Clara
Ferdinand Hochbrunn
Glara
Hochbrunn
Douglas Maid
Santa Larbara
Germans Fail To Pay Again In Reparations Clash
Paris reports Allied commission says Germany did not meet the 15000 tons daily coke delivery for Lorfffe Luxemburg industries. Germany also postponed January and February payments. Berlin says Germany will respond later as Rathenau travels with Fischer to the commission meeting.
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Paris
Germany
Allied Commission
Lorfftfe
Luxembourg
Belgium
Italy
France
England
Cannes
Berlin
Walter Rathenay
London
Walter Rathenau
Herr Fischer
M Wan
Lord Cavan Named as Chief of Staff
Lord Cavan a member of the British army delegation will become chief of the imperial general staff in London in February. He previously served as general aide to the governor general of Canada from 1891 to 1893 and commanded units in the South African war and the 10th army during the Battle of the Kave.
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Washington
Lord Cavan
Imperial General Staff
London
Cavan
Canada
14Th Corps
British Expeditionary Forces
Guards
10Th Army
the Kave
Urge Ratification of Ireland Treaty Spreads Across Dublin
petition manifestations at Sinn Fein HQ push ratification of the Anglo Irish Treaty as De Valera opponents reportedly plan abstention ahead of the bail reconvening January 3 to reexamine. outcome expected a substantial acceptance vote.
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Ireland
Dublin
Sinn Fein
de Valerites
Rioting Reignites in Chicago Packing District
In Packingtown Chicago sporadic rioting flared up again with gunfire that likely killed a man. Police reserves were summoned as crowds of strikers and strikebreakers clashed in the yards district, the first outbreak in ten days.
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Chicago
Open Door in New Danger Says Chinese Delegate
The Chinese delegation warns that only a definite nine power accord can preserve the open door doctrine. They argue the four power treaty may allow Japan to project force into China and Siberia, threatening Chinese independence unless a broader pact is reached.
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Washington
Asia
Japan
China
Korea
Manchuria
Shantung
Siberia
United States
England
Arms Parley Details Key Deadlock and Ship Limits
The report notes stalemate on tonnage and new submarine bans while aiming to agree on limiting auxiliary craft and gun calibers. The French delegation accepts the 175000 ton capital ship cap under the 6-5-4 scale but seeks conditions on replacement and duration that do not derail the battleship program.
Japs wary of four power pact role and terms
Tokyo officials indicate Japan may refuse ratification unless reservations exclude home territories of signatories. Privy council decisions and early Washington notices suggest the treaty would not cover mainland Japan, with guarantees against invasion under discussion.
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Tokyo
Japan
Privy Council
Washington
United States
Debs and Gompers Reach Amnesty Understanding
Eugene V Debs and Samuel Gompers reportedly reached an understanding for general amnesty for political prisoners. The two leaders, arriving from Atlanta, spoke in Washington about freeing political prisoners and urged unity within the labor movement. Debs drew a crowd at Union Station where police challenged his right to speak.
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Washington
Deco
Eugene V. Debs
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
United Reas
Debs
Atlanta
Harding
Daugherty
Bia
Union Station
Debe
Social
Jst
Miners Await Debs Home Welcome in Terre Haute
Hundreds of miners gathered in Terre Haute Indiana to greet Eugene V Debs sectarian leader upon his planned arrival from Washington. Mines that stayed open sent delegates to a mammoth parade to escort Debs to his home tonight.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Pugene v. Debs
Washington
Debs
Japanese Visitors Honored at Banquet Amid Narcotics Discussion
The article notes ongoing narcotic smuggling issues into China and within Japan. It mentions officials and figures such as Dr Soeda Zumoto and Viscount Shibusawa, with a banquet at the Mainier club under the Chamber of Commerce honoring the Japanese visitors.
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China
United States
Soeda
Motorada Zumoto
Prince Ito
M. Masuda
Shidusawa
K. Obata
New Cabinet Takes Office in Peking
Chinese cabinet led by Prime Minister Zdang Shi Yi assumed office in Peking on December 25. The American envoy in China reported the event to the State Department.
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Peking
Washington
Dee TA
Z4dang Shi Yi
Premice
China
State Department
Funeral arrangements for Sister Lucia Mar raccini
The body of Sister Lucia Mar raccini age 35 of the Missionary Slaters of the Sacred Heart order is held at Manning mortuary. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 9:20 a.m. at the mortuary chapel.
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Lucia Marraccini
Order of Missionary Slaters of the Sacred Heart
Manning Mortuary
Bandit Robs Two Seattle Streetcar Crews
A lone bandit robbed two Seattle streetcar crews Tuesday night, taking $27.75 from conductor Charles Gartman and $3 from motorman Charles Kolden on the East Queen Anne car, and later $31.60 from motorman A Voley and conductor D J Swiger on the Mount Baker car before fleeing. police and deputies sought him across King County.
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Seattle
King County
Hanford St
D. J. Swiger
10Th Ave
A. Voley
Swiger
Moley
Fied
Young Wife Kills Husband in Indianapolis Fire of Fear
In Indianapolis on December 28, Mrs Rare Homons a 21 year old woman shot and killed her husband Sim mons 30 at their home police found the body after she told them her husband was a moral pervert who had threatened her life during the night. Her father supposedly was dying in Louisville when the call came.
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Indianapolis
Rare Homons
Louisville
Simmons
Unclear excerpt mentions fermentation timing and January reference
Fragmentary text notes fermentation and a potential issue by January 1 with a dismissive tone. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable lines.
Livingston Succeeds Winnie as Postmaster in Marton
Adam J. Livingston, a World War II veteran, becomes Marton postmaster replacing Mary L. Winnie. Windsor County records confirm the transition and appointment.
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Marton
Adam J. Livingston
Mra
Mary L. Winnie
Close Net in Plunder Probes
Los Angeles reports Herbert Cox and Herbert Wig, allegedly top thieves, linked to $2,500,000 in robberies across the United States and Canada. Officials and detectives widen dragnet to expose the national crime ring. Wilson, once a revivalist minister, identified as its brains, denies the charges.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Der
Herbert Cox
Herbert Wig
States
Canada
Wilson
Bure
Herbert
Hoe
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