Washington News Roundup From Prohibition to Moscow Talks
A Washington roundup reports Commissioner Haynes urging law observance during Constitutional week and inviting David Lloyd George to call on President Coolidge. Cabinet discusses agriculture regional conferences and coal conservation. Bartlet injured in auto crash. Red Cross Japan relief reaches 8.1 million. Multiple obituaries and international items follow.
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Ohio News Briefs: Deaths, Crimes and Local Events
A roundup of Ohio items: Rev. R. S. Strahl dies at 84 in Barnesville. Mrs. Harlena Miley marked 107 in Champaign. J. G. Huffman arrested in Youngstown on weapons and larceny warrants. Cincinnati voters to consider a $3 mill tax levy. multiple local incidents include stabbings, shootings, fires, accidents, and notable deaths across Cleveland, Columbus, Akron, and Dayton with various investigations and legal actions.
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Bulgaria Seized by Rebel Forces In Civil Unrest
A Belgrade based dispatch reports Bulgaria in rebel hands with Sofia blockaded and government ties severed. King Boris offers to resign, Premier Zankoff reshapes the cabinet with Macedonian leader Theodore Alexandroff’s supporters. Communist forces disrupt lines to the Orient Express and remain active in the north.
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Boris
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Theodore Alexandroff
Orient Express
Constantinople
Four Accused in Booze War In Chicago Murder Case
Warrants issued for Walter O Connell Joseph Bucher Swede Larsen and William Dickman suspected liquor runners linked to the murder of Jerry O Connor. They face charges for refusing to testify. Federal agents deployed three armed cars on Chicago area highways to chase rum runners. District Attorney Olsen seeks to seize one million dollars of saloon property pending injunction.
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Chicago
Walter O'Connell
Joseph Bucher
Larsen
William Dickman
Jerry O'Connor
Olsen
Insects Move North
Washington scientists puzzled by a northward migration of moths that defies normal bird and insect patterns. Cotton caterpillars from Carolinas move north into winter quarters as Enzymologists from the Department of Agriculture report repeated observations without a clear explanation.
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Washington
Carolinas
Department of Agriculture
Banker Sought in Bond Theft Probe in New York
An official of a major New York bank allegedly acted as intermediary for yeggmen selling stolen bonds. Police sought him and two others after arrests of Robert A. Franks Jr, William H. McAvoy, and John and Hugh MacEwan in the attempted sale of part of 100000 dollars in bonds stolen from the Western and Southern Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati.
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William H. McAvoy
John
Hugh MacEwan
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Stop Using Stamps Washington News Note
German government abandons stamps as postage. Officials say printing cost exceeds face value. Letters from Germany will now bear only a cancellation indicating postage paid.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Germany
Quake Shock Felt Across Continents in Cairo
The Helouan Observatory reported a severe earthquake shock felt in Cairo and distant observers noted tremors at a 2600 mile span, signaling a rare widespread seismic event.
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Cairo
Egypt
Helouan
Auto Toll 500 In Chicago
Chicago records 80 auto fatalities this year and reaches 500 total deaths after a high speed vehicle struck and killed a 10 year old boy named James Utay. Two men two women and two children were in the car. fifteen witnesses could not note a license number. Two other deaths were reported.
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