New Political Party Planned to Represent Labor and Farmers
Paul Kr. Mallon reports a new major political movement forming to back labor and farm interests. A Chicago launch on February 20 will unite 150 railway labor, farm, and non partisan league delegates to designate congressional candidates, organize political bodies, draft a general platform, and possibly nominate in nonaligned districts.
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Paul KR. Mallon
Washington
Chicago
United Press Today
Filmdom Murder Mystery Deepens As Dauntless Probe Unfolds
Investigation into director Taylor’s February 1 killing widens as officials, including District Attorney Woolwine and Deputy Doran, pursue a secretive network behind the crime. A pink nightdress, letters, and a lace handkerchief tie to Mabel Normand and Mary Miles Minter amid claims of a love cult and hidden wealth, with the British secret service drafted to aid the hunt. Authorities recheck the alibi of an Eastern millionaire’s son and test the valet’s statements while estate funds shrink from 100000 to 20000, with substantial sums possibly in a New York bank.
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Doran
Motion Picture Directors’ Association
Taylor
F. Partons
Parsons
Sheriff's Office
Woolwine
Ventura
Cal
W. C. Doran
Teo
Becaus
Sands
Bic Guns
Filmland
Mary Miles Minter
Taylor Iss
Mabel Normand
Cahill
Cline
Cato
Murphy
Mabel
United Press
Miles Normand
Culver City
New England States
Los Angeles
Henry Peavey
Father Dear I Love You Wrote Taylor’s Daughter
A 14 year old daughter Ethel Daisy Taylor writes to murdered motion picture director William Deamond Taylor expressing love and concern over his long work hours. The public administrator notes she is sole heir. Taylor left over 20000 in assets, 4500 in bonds and 1500 in jewelry. He had no will and sent monthly allowances to relatives abroad.
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OF Angeles
Youngerirl
Ethel Daisy Taylor
Mamaroneck
N. Y
William Deamond Taylor
Tom
Taylor
Frank Dryeon
Taylor's Daughter to Remain in East
Ethel Daisy Tanner daughter of murdered film director William Desmond Taylor will stay in New York. Public Administrator Frank Bryson received a telegram stating she is near collapse and doctors ordered she not travel to Los Angeles. The message also directed disposal of the estate.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ethel Daisy Tanner
William Demmond Taylor
New York S
Frank Bryson
Miss Tanner
Bryson
Man Dies by Own Action in San Diego Linked to Taylor Case
Coroner C. Kelly today held the body of a man who killed himself in San Diego on Saturday under mysterious circumstances. Investigators suspect connection to the William D. Taylor murder case. The deceased answers the description of Edward F. Sands and is known as William Gooel, alias James Martin, with a large Los Angeles bank account noted but no motive learned.
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San Diego
Cal
C. Kelly
Los Angeles
Fieunder to the World's Center of the Panama Hat Industry
A brief item notes Fieunder’s connection to the Panama hat industry’s hub, highlighting its global significance and regional trade role.
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Fieunder
Father of Mary Minter Confident
J Homer Reilly father of Mary Miles Minter read proof of the William Deamond Taylor murder in a Dallas newspaper He said the girl is not connected with the mystery Mary whose real name is Juliette Reilly was born in Shreveport La on April 1 1902 She went to New York as a child and acted with stage stars Reilly said he heard from her frequently Galena is the chief source of lead
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Dallas
Tex
J. Homer Reilly
Mary Miles Minter
William Deamond Taylor
Mary
Juliette Reilly
Shreveport
New York
Reilly
Two Arrested in Land Fraud Case by U S Marshals
Indicted by a federal grand jury for defrauding victims of $20 to $250 in a land sale scheme in Jackson County Oregon. John O Connor and Le Roy Bigelow were arrested by U S Marshal I R Tobey. bail set at 2500 for Bigelow with O Connor expected to post bail soon.
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United States
John O'Connor
Leroy Bigelow
Weddewday
I. R. Tobey
Oregon
Jackson County
Association Placer Oil Land Location Company
Seattle
Man Recovers Tiny Payout After Missing Funds Scam
A man details a $500 payment dispute with Hammond who misrepresented contracts to advertisers. He worked two months earning only 35 dollars of 279, with Hammond stalling for cash. When demanding return of funds, Hammond filed for receivership, a case described as still pending with the business in a hopeless financial tangle.
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Hammond
Secretary Hughes to Take Vacation in Bermuda
Secretary of State Hughes will leave Washington for a two week vacation in Bermuda to rest from his armament conference labors. He will visit a daughter who has spent the winter in Bermuda and is in excellent health despite the strain of the conference.
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Washington
Hughes
Bermuda
Three Live Ghosts Shown to Legion Members at Strand
A postwar film Three Live Ghosts was previewed for a small group of American Legion men and women in the Liberty Theatre projection room after a Wednesday evening review.
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Strand
Liberty Theatre
American Legion
Soft Coal Miners Stand Firm in Wage Dispute
INDIANAPOLIS Feb 9 Prospect of a defensive alliance between rail and mine workers has hardened bituminous coal miners' resolve to resist wage cuts planned for April 1 William F Green UMWA secretary treasurer at the scale committee meeting accuses operators of pushing for government intervention by refusing to meet miners in wage talks
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Indianapolis
Minera
William Fr. Green
United Mine Workers of America
Dickens Fellowship to Discuss Our Mutual Friend at YWCA
The Dickens Fellowship will discuss Our Mutual Friend Thursday evening at the YWCA. Visitors are welcome to attend.
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Dickens Fellowship
Senator Underwood Seeks Cautious Arms Pact Support
In Washington Senator Underwood signals limited backing for conference treaties and predicts broad ratification with varying Senate votes. He and many Democrats weigh the risk of overcommitment to a framework largely opposed by the party. A French housemaid earns between 126 and 250 francs monthly.
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Washington
Underwood
France
Bamboo Blossom Chrysanthemum Butterfly Table Covers
One-piece deep hemstitched table covers in Bamboo Blossom Chrysanthemum and Butterfly designs. Size 58x58 inches. Priced at $2.20 each. First Floor.
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RT Crash
Delft
Polished Linen Towels with Red Blue Border
PoLe bleached pure linen tow 17 inches wide offers absorbent general use. Special yarn quality described with a red blue border and reinforced border edge.
To Olympic Boot Opens at Frederick & Nelson
The To Olympic Boot is made to Frederick & Nelson specifications using specially tanned leather. It targets local demand for a stylish sturdy boot suited to campus hiking and general outdoor wear.
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Frederick & Nelson
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