Betty Brainerd’s East Trip and Chicago Bondman Menace
Betty Brainerd, under legal pressure, traveled to the East to prepare for a Westward reunion. In Chicago Sigmund Saxe, a bondman for Miss nerd, vowed to expedite Bobby’s return to Tacoma and questioned Mrs Cunningham’s prosecution. The case reveals personal motives and family tensions surrounding the Stagg baby custody saga.
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Burlington
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Sigmund Saxe
Mrs. Dunningham
Miss
Mr.Baxe
Bobby
Mre
Brainerd
Saxe
Betty Brainerd Kidnapping Case Captures New York
Betty Brainerd, famed society figure, was arrested in New York on a kidnapping charge. Detained at the 20th Street station, she faced limited communication as detectives and reporters swarmed the residence of Sigmund Saxe in Richmond. Ed Ged Shaw, a newspaper publisher, sought bail and release but faced barriers as authorities prepared for arraignment.
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Sigmund Saxe
Saxe
Richmond
Tme
Miss Brainerd
Ferguson
47Th Street
Betty Brainerd
Society
Tacoma
20Th Street
Edgar D. Shaw
Meneton
Petty
Slem
Mies Hirainerd
Kresel
Jerome, Rand & Kresel
Brainerd’s Seattle Friends Explain Delayed Return to Tacoma
Details reveal Hetty Brainerd could not leave the jurisdiction until extradition papers were in order. Tacoma held firm on extradition while Gov. Smith faced no obstacle in issuing papers. Brainerd aimed to return willingly to clear her name, with legal hurdles delaying at the October hearing. Betty Brainerd’s acquaintances in New York and Vancouver noted her character and reputation.
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Betty Brainerd
West
Seattle
Grand Central Station
Brainerd
Ball
Miss Hirainerd
Tacoma
Miss Brainerd
Gov. Smith
Hetty Crainerd
Washington
Mast
New York
Hetty Brainerd
Bobby Pings
Martnabel South
Thomas Smith
Vancouver
S. C
Hobby
Mrs. Cunningham
New York City
Captain Strickland
Mrs. Egan
Hous
Ranger Firebug Held After $200000 Blaze Kills One
An unidentified man was captured in Ranger Texas after authorities say a firebug started a blaze last September that caused $200000 in damage and resulted in a fatality.
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Ranger
Tex
Job Hunters Flock to Harding Campus Election Is Assured
Washington dispatch reports a buoyant mood as Warren G Harding's election nears. Hotels fill with job seekers and office prospects loom in a nationwide shift to Republican policies. Prospective early actions include peace end via congress, revamping taxes, tariffs, budgets, and reorganizing federal bureaus.
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Harding
Harry B
Washington
Warren OG. Harding
Congress
Germany
Federal Trade Commission
Panama Canal
Cabinet prospects as Harding era cabinet choices emerge
Washington reports floated names for Harding’s cabinet after the election. Elihu Root was touted for secretary of state while Foot was linked to treaty and League work. Governors Lowden and Hoover circulated for commerce or interior roles, with Wallace and Garrison also discussed for agriculture and war respectively.
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Washington
Harding
Elihu Root
Foot
League of Nations
Frank C. Lowden
Olinola
Commerce
Treasury Department
Roosevelt Sends Coolidge Message
Franklin D. Roosevelt democratic vice presidential nominee sent a message to Calvin Coolidge from Hyde Park on November 3. He offered congratulations and expressed hope that under Harding administration and Coolidge the nation would prosper and uphold unprejudiced Americanism.
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N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
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