Trial Details As Mrs. Kaber Accused Of Murder
In Cleveland Ohio on July, Dan Kaber, gravely ill, was fed by his wife Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber as state witnesses Ama Wagner and Crystal Benner testified. Nurses described sightings of illness and fits after meals amid charges arsenic poison tainting the food.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dan Kaber
Catherine Eva Kaber
Ama Wagner
Kaber
Miss Wagner
Kahber
Crystal Benner
Burglars Loot Home and Bank in Portland Night
Three burglars entered the home of Francie Wiest in Portland, cut telephone lines, awakened residents and two guests, and stole valuables. They also robbed the Union Safety Deposit bank of dummy Liberty bonds displayed for weeks. A brick was thrown through a window to grab the bonds.
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Portland
Ore
Francie Wiest
Peggy Joyce
Union Safety Deposit Bank
Noiseless railway stations promised in future
Sir Ernest Birch told the Royal Agricultural Hall that silent railway stations will come soon. He argued rubber covered platforms could eliminate noise and turmoil at stations.
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London
Ernest Birch
Royal Agricultural Hall
Woman Cabinet Minister in Angora Education Head
Angora July 8 a nationalist government cabinet includes a woman minister Madame Khalide Edi Khanum who leads education. She graduated from a Constantinople college.
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Angora Angora
Asia Minor
Khalide Edi Khanum
Constantinople College
Soldiers Drink Tea as Whisky Hoax at Letterman Hospital
In San Francisco on July 8, soldiers at Letterman military hospital were given tea mistaken for whisky seized in bootlegging raids. Federal Judge Maurice Deeling ordered the bonded spirits turned over to the hospital, but the bottles reportedly contained tea. Prohibition officials investigate possible mix up or theft.
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San Francisco
Letterman Military Hospital
Maurice Deeling
Letterman Hospital
Sir Thomas Lipton
Prohibition
Thieves Take $1400 Ring From Finkelberg Home
Thieves made their second attempt in a week to steal a $1,400 diamond ring from M. H. Finkelberg. They broke in via a bathroom window at 3124 33rd Ave, took the gem from a dresser, and fled. A prior attempt used a dry goods box to pry entry but was deterred. Detectives are investigating.
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M. H. Finkelberg
33Rd Ave
Finkelberg
James Atkins Walks 17 Miles on 82nd Birthday
In Montclair New Jersey on July 1 James A Atkins celebrated his 82nd birthday with a 17 mile walk. He is in splendid health and appears younger than his years attributing the vigor to outdoor exercise. He smokes but has not drunk alcohol for several years.
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Montclair
N. J
James A. Atkins
Rev Creighton Springer 94 Dies After Street Car Collision
Yakima report says Rev Creighton Springer a retired Methodist minister aged 94 died from injuries after being struck by a street car. The accident occurred earlier in the day and the clergyman was known for his long service in the denomination.
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Yakima
Creighton Springer
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