Actor Bergen Killed in Domestic Triangle Case
New Jersey edgewater scene turns tragic as actor John Bergen is shot by director George F. Cline in Cline home. Bergen allegedly attacked Mrs. Cline, then died after a confrontation with two revolvers. Cline and relatives implicated. dying note allegedly confirms Cline.
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New York
John Bergen
Bergen
George F. Cline
Edgewater
N. J
Cline
Nathan Allyn
Mary
Salt Lake City
Atlantic City
Fox Wilm Corporation
Saranac Lake
Clne
Saranac
A. C. Hart
Bergen County
Undercliffe Avenue
Hart
Bbergen
Plane Crash Kills Two Near Riverside
Lieut. Reeves of San Diego and his mechanician Clarence William Green died when their army airplane struck an air pocket above Elsinore and plunged into Lake Elsinore in a nose dive.
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Riverside
Cal
Lieut. Reeves
San Diego
Clarence William Green
Elsinore
Here
Lake Elsinore
Marienbad Parley Closes With Pact
Premier Pachitch of Jugoslavia and Premier Benes of Czechoslovakia reach complete agreement on the international situation at Marienbad conference.
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Marienbad
Czechoslovakia
Pachitch
Jugo-Slavia
Benes
Poincare Rejects German Proposals At Last Moment
Paris August 29 Premier Poincare rejected the German government eleventh hour guarantees and independent measures, blocking the proposed accord. The rejection follows tense diplomacy as talks moved toward a fragile agreement.
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Paris
Poincareshag
Weauce
Posse Kills Convict After Sioux Falls Escape
Three convicts who escaped from the Sioux Falls penitentiary were captured after a boatman refused passage at Pedro and a Creighton telephone operator alerted possemen. Joe Foreman and Joe Teel were jailed at Murdo, J B Jying back at Sioux Falls, Henry Coffe killed. State's Attorney M E Parish was wounded during the escape and pursuit.
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Rapid City
S. D
Cheyenne River
Pedro
Creighton
Sioux Falls Penitentiary
Joe Foreman
Joe Teel
Murdo
Coffe
Bombs Rock Railroad Strike Turmoil Across States
Across multiple states bombs exploded near a Chicago and Alton roundhouse in Roadhouse Illinois while guards fired on strikers. A train was stoned near New Orleans and another bridge near Spanish Lake Mo. faced dynamite threats. Guards and National Guard confronted unrest as officials sought order.
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Jacksonville
Chicago & Alton
Roadhouse
Here
Kansas City
Iilinois Central
Roundhouse
T Roadhouse
Chicago
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Hanrahan
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Spanish Lake
St. Louis
Fla
J. A. Williams
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Williams
United States
McDonald
Shawnee
Oklo
Federal
National Guard
McCray
Indiana
Garrett
Ind
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Ire
Irish Leader Michael Collins Dies in Battle Near Bandon
Dublin reports Michael Collins, chief of the Irish Free State army, died after a head wound sustained during an ambush near Bandon County Cork. About twenty Free State troops fought a force of roughly two hundred irregulars for thirty minutes before Collins fell. Richard Mulcahy to succeed him as commander in chief.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Cork
Collins
Free State
Bandon
County Cork
Free Staters
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Provisional
Irish Republican Army
General Collins
Divorce Granted to Melvin E. Trotter in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids judge grants Melvin E. Trotter an absolute divorce from Mrs. Trotter. The court dismisses separate maintenance claims and finds no evidence that Trotter fathered a child with Florence Moody or acted immorally with other women.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Dunham
Superior Court
Melvin IE. Trotter
Grand Rapids
Trotter
Florence Moody
U S Market Report Highlights for Week Ending August 24
Reflects agricultural prices across grains hay and feed including No 1 timothy No 1 alfalfa and prairie, with regional quotes from New York Philadelphia St Louis Atlanta Kansas City and Chicago. Dairy butter and cheese prices listed, plus live stock hogs beef and veal data, vegetable prices for New Jersey and other markets.
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Washington
Hay
Timothy
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Atlanta
Kansas City
Memphis
Prairie
Chicago
Minneapolis
Iowa
Kansas
North Dakota
Winnipeg
Phiadelphia
Boston
Wisconsi
Young Americas
New Jersey
B. Giants
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Minnesota
17 Reds Leaders Arraigned In Radical Roundup
In St Joseph Michigan on August 28 two governor candidates and 15 other men described as Reds of national reputation were arraigned on charges of violating the state criminal syndicalist law. Each suspect was held on $10,000 bond. Charles F. Ruthenberg of Cleveland, a thrice gubernatorial candidate, led the list. Also present was Thomas J. O Faherty, a New York governor candidate on the Workers Party ticket.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Charles FE. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas J. O’faherty
New York State
Workers’ Party of America
Air fleet to aid bootleggers eyed by prohibition unit
New York August 29. Aircraft are being used by bootleggers to bring liquor into New York City. Zone Chief John D Appleby said the prohibition department is seriously considering using airplanes and seaplanes to trail rum runners.
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New York
New York City
John .D. Appleby
New York State
New Jersey
Prohibition Department
More Miners at Work in Midwest Coal Fields
Clean up of 299 coal mines idle since April 1 begins in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas fields. Whistles blow as strike ends after scale committee of Southwest Interstate Coal Operators Association and United Mine Workers of America settle terms.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Southwest Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers of America
Former St Paul Mayor D. O'Brien Dies at 74
Christopher D. O'Brien, seventy four, attorney and former St Paul mayor, died at his home in St Paul Minnesota. He had served as county attorney of Ramsey County.
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St. Paul
Minn
Christopher D. O’brien
Ramsey County
Freight Crash Hits Katy Flyer at Bells
A freight train running extra crashed into the rear of the Katy Flyer at Bells near Denison Texas injuring eighteen people, three seriously. The collision occurred early August 29 with trains from the Missouri Kansas Texas line involved. Local救
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Denison
Tex
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Bells
Here
Illinois Coal Magnate Francis Peabody Dies
Francis Peabody president of Peabody Coal Company and prominent Democratic leader died of apoplexy at his hunting preserve. The Chicago report notes his wealth and influence as a multi millionaire.
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Llinois
Chicago
Francis
Peabody
Peabody Coal Company
Train Collision Kills Five In Indiana Haulstadt Crash
Five members of J E Burris family from Henderson Kentucky died when their car was struck by a Chicago and Eastern Illinois train near Haulstadt Indiana on August 29. J E Burris and four relatives perished in the wreck.
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Princeton
Ind
J. E. Burris
Henderson
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Haulstadt
Revenue collections show large drop in 1922 totals
Washington reports Internal Revenue Bureau totals from all sources amounted to 3 197 451 085 for 1922 under Commissioner Blair. The document notes a decrease of 1 897 905 978 95 compared with prior figures.
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Washington
Report of
Internal Revenue
Blair
Widow Sues Rail Unions Over Shopman Murder
Sayre August 28 The widow of Norman Carmel a Lehigh Valley shop worker slain in the street here has sued the railway unions seeking fifty thousand dollars in damages for her husband's death.
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Sayre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Norman Carmel
Engineer Killed In Wreck Near Wymer
Spokane August 28 Northern Pacific passenger train No Lowestbound derailed near Wymer twenty miles east of Elienburg. The engineer was killed and no passengers were injured according to reports.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific
Wymer
Elienburg
World appeal for pastime clothes captivates women everywhere
A fashion writer notes enormous demand for pastime outfits as Paris, London, and New York compete in outdoor styles. White serge and flannel dominate daytime wear with Crepe de Chine and Crepe Marocain fabrics, jeweled reds, blacks, and yellows featured in Lanvin and Patou designs.
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New York Tribune
Paris
London
New York
Rodier
Jeanne Lanvin
Lanvin
Jean Patou
Patou
Embroidered Open Work Highlighted On Blouse Center
A description notes a large embroidered open work detail placed at the blouse center beneath a pointed V collar. The design approach also appears in knitted garments.
Enormous Hats Conceal Parisiennes in Tentlike Brims
The Parisienne hides under immense hats described as tentlike. A black satin crown rises high with a wide brim, a parasol sized shade. Curtains of black lace hang from the brim, reaching toward the nose in front and the waist behind.
All-White Costumes and Bright Contrasting Accessories
All white outfits are fashionable with occasional bright accents. A vivid hat or a scarlet cape lining provides a striking color contrast.
Orange Blossoms for a Fastidious Bride Item
A delicate Ilgerie set for a fastidious bride features white silk pieces each adorned with a tiny orange blossom bouquet. The collection blends bridal elegance with fine textile craft and seasonal florals.
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Reeves
Princess Dagmar
Dagmar
Christian
Denmark
Lieutenant Castenskjold
The
Guards
Copenhagen
Alaska
Sioux Falla Penitentiary
C. & A. Roundhouse
Roadhouse, Nf
Louisiana
Land
Mulcahy
M. E. Trotter
Evangelist
W. A. Ganfield
William Arthur Ganfield
Milwaukee
la Vollette
U. S
Bureau of Markets and Crops
St. Joseph, Mich
Nelaw
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