Bandits Rob Bank of $50,000. Hunt Under Way
An Oakland bank robbery netted about $50,000. A quartet fled by car toward the bay, prompting a coast-to-coast search. Police and sheriffs in Alameda Contra Costa San Francisco and surrounding counties guarded roads and ferries as leads pointed to multiple routes including San Ramon valley and Stockton. No arrests reported.
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Two Women Testify in Stage Kidnapping Case
In the unfolding Stage kidnap case two society women refused comment on others statements made in writing. Telegrams and sworn affidavits implicate several parties, with police and Elks lodge involvement alleged as they pursue the missing Bobby King.
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Alpine Postoffice Safe Cracked in King County Theft
A northeastern King county postoffice at Alpine near license was looted of mail and registered items early Wednesday. Postoffice inspectors are investigating as telegrams report stolen unde and other valuables amid the breach.
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Bootlegger Seeks U S Protection Over King Street Rum
A Seattle man labeled Nicolle Bellu visits the federal prohibition office asking to see bootleggers arrested. Inspector Moore notes a tip about a soft drink parlor at 801 King St. and later police arrest Bellu’s contact at 501 King St with moonshine. subsequent report links Bellu to 601 King St. and confirms ongoing watch.
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Notorious Oregon case of Storrs and Ruth Garrison ends in prison
In Okanogan in 1919 Douglas Storrs and Ruth Garrison became entwined in a deadly love plot. Ruth poisoned Mrs Grace Storrs with strychnine at the Bon Marche tea room and then confessed after police exposure. Storrs was convicted of seduction and received a five year term, later released on bail as his fate hovered toward appeal.
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Eight-year-old dies after shotgun accident in Chileno Valley
In Santa Rosa California Jackie Baumgarter, eight, was hospitalized in Petaluma in grave condition after a shotgun discharged while another boy, Cornelius Fredericks, eight, showed him the gun. Jackie walked home a quarter mile, told his mother, and collapsed. The incident occurred late yesterday in Chileno Valley near Santa Rosa.
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Inquest Planned Into Boy’s Death In Northeast City
Deputy Coroner Frank Koepfli announced an inquest into the death of Royal Gongan age 14 of 107 Boren Ave North. The crash occurred at Westlake Ave and Highland Drive when a car driven by Bodiner struck the boy and he was run over by a second vehicle driven by Strong. The inquest date is not yet set.
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Soviet advances and antired recruitment reported abroad
Reports from the French foreign office say Hel shevikh troops advanced against General Wrangel on the Sea of Azov recapturing several towns. Berlin dispatches say Entente sourdes sources report a new drive to recruit an anti red army in Russia using remnants of Bermondt and other detachments.
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Four Women Nabbed in City Drug Raid
Under direction of Police Sergeant Momér L. Unland, officers netted five alleged drug addicts Wednesday night. The detainees include A. J. Cheatham, 26, a driver. Mia. A. J. Cheat ham, 21. Violet Louver, 26. Lillian Murtey, 71. and Margaret Castie, 32.
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China Exports 1.86 Million Tons Soya Beans in 1918
In 1918 China shipped 1,855,880 tons of soya beans and bean products, valued at about 647,000,000. The figure reflects a substantial trade with significant revenue from agricultural commodities.
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More Troops for Ireland Promised by Creenwood
Dublin October 14 Sir Hamar Creenwood chief secretary for Ireland announced a large new constabulary capable of crushing any disturbance in Ireland. He pledged a special force akin to Mogland to be created under the Royal Irish Constabulary with thousands more officers deemed necessary to end terrorism and murder.
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Mayor MacSwiney’s Mind Clouded in Hunger Strike
Lord Mayor MacSwiney remains in Brixton prison on his 63rd day of hunger strike as relatives report his mind clouded. A fragment from Oct 14 notes him speaking of baking raisin jack and selling it locally, with a judge’s remark about two hundred and costs.
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Republicans Hold Four Rallies Tonight
Republicans plan four gatherings with speakers including John I Miller and Pliny L Allen. Alfred Hylandin Capt C N Dickinson and others will address crowds at Phelans hall Columba City and Alhambra cafe 12th ave B and Jackson and Liberty theatre Auburn.
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Artillery Transfer Won’t Change Army Policy
The Puget Sound district has twice the artillery personnel of the Ban Pranchep district. The transfer of the North Pacific coal artillery district headquarters to Bay City will not affect army purchasing policy here, according to the Washington representative to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Read Bible, Then Crisisman Commits Suicide at 91
Landon, Oct. 14. John Bwitt, 91, killed himself by slashing his throat after telling police he was reading the Bible when he felt urged to injure himself. He had been in a personal crisis before the act.
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Harding Enters Southern Zone On Path to Louisville
Republican candidate Warren G. Harding travels through Kentucky toward Louisville after a warm Southern reception. Large crowds at Chattanooga and Louisville rally for him, with support for a strong tariff and criticisms of the League of Nations amid cotton price concerns.
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Women Entering Education Since 1702
Since 1702 there has been a steady rise in women joining the educational profession. The trend reflects growing female participation in teaching roles over successive generations.
Civil War in Germany Urged at Socialist Convention
Halle Germany Oct 13 delegates debated Germany s fate at a socialist convention. Daumig urged a proletariat state alliance with Soviet Russia while Crispien warned against terror and Moscow submission. Next discussions to include unions in Moscow and French delegates.
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Campus chorus rehearses first night under Dean Glen
Campus songsters gave a strong first rehearsal the alb university chorus met Wednesday night under the direction of Dean Irving M. Glen of the music department.
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