Murderer Mose Gibson Seeks Bible Focus Before Execution
Mose Gibson, slated to hang September 24 at San Quentin, says he is too busy with Bible study to discuss his seven confessed murders. The Orange County suspect, captured near Topock, Arizona, admitted crimes including the Trapp killing in Fullerton and the Ehrhardt murders in Phoenix. He asked to be left alone in his cell as officials note he signed no confession.
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Hutchinson Dies After Wife's Funeral in London
Luke Hutchinson an elderly blind resident of Alfreton was found dead in his home shortly after his wife’s funeral party concluded their burial rites in London. The report notes the sudden death occurred following the funeral observances.
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Eng
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Alfreton
Dane Theatre
Quentin Gray
Rita
Kazmah
Monte Irvin
Karmah
Old Bend
Hallucinations drive push to replace French president
Paris reports a determined bid to elect a successor to President Paul Deschanel as his health worsens. He has taken three months of absence and fears crowds, with rumors of memory loss and hallucinations blamed for his public decline. A newspaper linked a recent railway fall to his condition.
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Rita and Kazmah affair drags into new lead in London
Rita schemes amid mounting debt as Sir Lucien Pyne negotiates with Kazmah’s creditor. Chief Inspector Kerry reports no drug trail and names Mareno as possible Kazmah accomplice while the missing Rashid and Sir Lucien’s papers vanish in Albemarle Street.
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Lucien
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Mareno
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Lucien Pyne
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City Buys Gas for Joy Rides
City council to consider a resolution after Monday noon meeting calling for mayoral investigation into alleged misuse of municipal autos by city officials and employees. If violations are found, steps to prevent further violations will be taken.
American Legion Post Will Picnic at Wildwood Park
Rainier post No. 21 American Legion plans a picnic on September 6 at Wildwood park with ferries departing from Leschi and dancing venues noted beside pets and cats. Potverville Michigan reports Posnes fail to capture slayer of 13 year old Beatrice Hickox.
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American Legion
Wildwood Park
Leschi
Pottersville
Mich
Beatrice Hickox
Rainier Valley
Fourth Ave
E. VP
Third
Virginia
Uncover Skeleton 5,000 Years Old
A horde of ancient remains unearthed in London shows a crouching female skeleton aged 25 to 30. The burial dates to about 3000 B C with accompanying relics recovered alongside the body.
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London
Eng
Hartley Seeks Washington Governorship on Pro‑America Platform
Col Roland H Hartley launches a state wide speaking tour beginning July 26 underscoring a 1916 style platform. He argues his prior policies cleaned Seattle of strikes and now offers relief from waste taxation and rising living costs. Hartley claims no pandering and vows a forceful, business like approach to state affairs.
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Roland H. Hartley
Commonwealth of Washington
Col. Hartley
Washington
Seattle
United States
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