Police Records Change In Northwestern Death Case
Police records in Evanston were altered regarding the 1921 hazing death of Northwestern freshman Leighton Mount. Witnesses recanted prior statements about Mount’s state of mind, including claims of threats to die and family pressure, as the grand jury probe proceeds amid reported disputes within Mount's household.
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Liternattonat Hews Service
Chicago
Northwestern University
Leighton Mount
Mount
Young Mount
Evanston
Michigan
Dorlu Fuchs
Northwestern
Wnd
Frend
Hla
Atlantala
Banker's Daughter
Surplus In Treasury Instead Of a Deficit
Washington May 6 government officials said the fiscal year will close with a surplus rather than a deficit, projecting about 60 million dollars in the treasury. The report notes end of year conditions with temperatures around 80 degrees and forecasts a hotter afternoon.
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Treasury
Tyterintling
Navy Service
Washington
Fusern
Claus Ith
Luu
Uris
Gygeval
H. M. Lord
Aurplua
Iholyuiyet
Aviator Barbet Fails to Glide Across Mogliah Channel
International News Berglesy reports Barbet attempted a glide across the Mogliah Channel but was forced down near Boulogne. Barta left Boulogne in a 16 horsepower machine at 137 this afternoon as observers noted a cautious water approach and a descent.
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Berglesy
Cunningham Named to Federal Reserve Board Dirt Farmer Member
President Harding appointed H. H. Cunningham of Des Moines Iowa as the new dirt farmer member of the Federal Reserve Board to fill the vacancy left by Milo D Campbell of Michigan whose death created the opening This nomination marks Cunningham as a member representing agricultural and rural banking interests in the central economic agency.
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International News Service
Washington
H. H. Cunningham
Des Moines
Iowa
Presi
Dent Harding
The
Milo D. Campbell
Michigan
Forest Blaze Threatens Hotel In South Mountain
A daytime forest fire swept over Black Rock and toward the Tack Rock Hotel, burning nearly unseen inland area. Forest Warden Maulders led a large crew from Stoketowns to battle the flames through the night, aided by landowners B Wagner, Harry Newcomer, and William Witmer. The fire originated near Boanagore west office and forced a northern drift due to a southerly wind, with rock barriers partially halting spread.
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Innhalland
Black Rock
South Mountain
Maulders
Stoketowns
B. Wagner
Harey Newcomer
William Witmer
Cartier Gantz
Wovkting
Boanagore West
Hej
Paulders
Tack Rock
Soldiers Bonus Passage Seems Sure Thing At Next Congress
The American Legion says a bonus for 4,000,000 U.S. war veterans appears likely as Congress convenes in December. Leaders plan to push separate bills in both House and Senate with support expected to grow after the November elections. Key figures include Senator Bureusa of New Mexico and Representative Jaivat Johnson of South Dakota, both war veterans, steering the push for congressional action despite presidential opposition.
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WM. K. Kutchineon
International News Service
Stmiy
Washington
Congress
America
American Legion
House
Senate
Legion
Wita Murgaucea Fnet
Bureusa
North Dakota
Witite Ghote Vale
Bicycle Tourists to Return Home This Afternoon
Physical Director John St Wilson guided a group of about a dozen boys on a bicycle tour from Missouri to Goliyalurga radio, leaving yesterday afternoon and camping at a real camp. They spent the night away and were expected to arrive home this afternoon after a stop in Qutyahiiny.
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John St. Wilson
Goliyalurga
Rota
Phily
Western Maryland Railways shop contract success report
The Western Maryland Railway reports its nine month study shows private contractor ship labor cut locomotive and freight car repairs, with 1922 costs at 1,892,554 for locomotives and 418, All for freight cars, against 2,027,648 and 1,090,397 in 1921. Freight tonnage rose to 18,529,749 in 1922 from 11,678,141 in 1921, while total locomotive expenses rose marginally.
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Western
Maryland
Noasl
Thia
Congressmen Rainey Dead After Illness
Democratic Representative John W. Rainey of the Fourth Illinois district died after a two week illness from pneumonia. He had rushed from Washington when his daughter Margaret fell severely ill with pneumonia, and he arrived here then became seriously ill. His condition is listed as serious.
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International News Service
Chicago
John W. Rainey
Tillota
Duekled
Heta
Washington
Magaret Bachme
Pneummonia
Sallow Appeal Hearing Soon May Twenty Sixth
A tentative date of May 26 was set for a hearing on the motion for a new trial in the arson case of Harry Sullew. Judge Wagaman selected Phin data with convening discussions involving Judge Boyd and Midge Boyd. The defendant contends the verdict was against the evidence and that important proof was overlooked.
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Sallow
Harry Sullew
Wagaman
Boyd
Midge Boyd
Apneala
Battow
Saltan
Rich Banker's Daughter Returns After Mysterious Abduction
Elizabeth Colt, daughter of a Litchfield banker, vanished for a week prompting a wide search. She said she felt she had to go somewhere and returned from Chicago after a subway encounter, then to New York and home with her mother. A lawyer described her journey and recognition by two men who helped her contact family.
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New York
Elizabeth Colt
Litchfield
Colt
Chicago
Up Young Women’s Christian Association
Nifeca
Selephona
Public Comfort Station Site Beginnings at Court House
The Public Comfort station plot at Court House on Jonathan Street was staked this morning for upcoming work next week. Half the iron fence is removed. the rest will be kept with the angel statue and drinking fountain. The county funds the station, city maintains it, contract awarded to G B Mc Wolf for 3000 dollars.
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Court House
Jonathan Street
Ho Starket
G. B. Mc. Wolf
Detectives Guard Nixon Nirdlinger Interests in City
Morrid J. Fick and M. H. Snyder from Philadelphia guard Nixon Nirdlinger interests in the city amid a theatre war. They are stationed at Nixon's Academy watching day and night, with one move possible when a lease at the Colonial Theatre ends on May 16. Reports say the security will continue until a settlement is reached. Secretary GC. Steele and D. A. Juckell told the Y M C A representatives in Maryland about the organization’s financial standings and the work of the competition, aiming to secure a detailed report from each unit.
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Morrid J. “Fick
M. H. Snyder
Globe
Bervins
Philadelphia
Nixon
Nixon's Academy
Intaragtn
Colonial Theatre
Liat House
Leatros
GC. W. Steele
D. A. Juckell
Y. M. CG
Maryland
Baltimore
C. A
Monasteries to be closed in Orthodox church
Moscow reports say the All Russian ecclesiastical conclave voted to close all monasteries of the Orthodox church except those under Weedga headquarters. Rov Lois Oliver Hartman of Boston and Edgar Blake of the Methodist Church of America dismissed false reports circulating abroad about Russia's religious situation.
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Adelade Parker
Stom
International News Service
Moscow
May
Living Church
Igbor
Lois Oliver Hartman
Boston
Mmethodist
Zion's World
Hop Edgar Blake
Methodist Church of America
Rusaia
Weather Overview for North Atlantic and Great Lakes Next Week
Weather for North and Middle Atlantic states shows cool start to week with generally fall weather thereafter. Great Lakes region forecasts indicate generally fair conditions with temperatures near or slightly below normal for the coming week.
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North
Middle Atlantic States
the Great Lakes
Record Set In Marathon Dish Washing By Woman
A North woman reportedly set a marathon dish washing record. Charles Mitchell Whiteon, visiting Hagerstown, claims to be the long distance dishwashing champion after a West tour. In Baltimore Wilson reportedly ate 94 raw oysters in one sitting, asserting near unlimited capacity and readiness to defend the title.
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Hagerstown la
Charles Mitchell Witeon
Baltimore
Wilson
Tense hatred of French seen at Krupp trial
May 15 War reporting from Werdern Germany describes tense Kag Ruhr residents clashing with French occupation forces at the Krupp works trial. Krupp workers council rep Herrn Mueller challenges a French interpreter as he alleges a French warning to shoot. The trial centers on instigating disorders that left Krupp workers dead after French troops opened fire.
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D. Weyer
Siam
Fabrnational News Servise
Werden
Germany
Ruhr
Freeh
Briat
Herc Krupp von Behlen
Krupp Worka
Krugips Np
Krupp Workera
Thera
Herr Mueller
Krupp Workera Council
Krupp
Muallac
Muetler
Lieman Cape
Mueller
Day Leaders Amazed by Action in New York Dry Law Revocation
Governor Smith signaled an upcoming public hearing date on the Cov. Mier bill to repeal the Mulane Gage state dry law passed at session end. The Cuvillier bill followed Dunnigan defeat, shocking dry advocates with wild reactions in both houses. Smith would not enforce the Prohibition act after repeal.
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International News
Albany
Smith
Lousea
Goserune
State of
New York
Woman Denies Friendliness With Cashier
UF International News Service reports York City Bank cashier accused of embezzling 80000 from York City Bank. A young woman from upstate repudiates any friendship with the cashier, saying she lives with her child in a house bought with large payments. Detective White questions the girl, noting she appears well supplied with funds.
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UF International News Service
Philadelphia
Way
Thomas Ball
York
York City
Upstate
Charles S. White
Bair
Baltimore
Harding to Take World Court Issue to People
President Harding plans to take the world court issue directly to voters on an upcoming western trip. He aims to answer critics across parties with detailed speeches, signaling a vigorous stance against opposition and Democratic claims linking the court to the League of Nations.
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Harding
Washington
New York
Agertiona
League of Nations
Ile
Weiler
Maryland
Bandit Killed Buddy Caught After Payroll Hold Up
In New York on May 7 a bold payroll heist led to a running gun battle through wholesale streets. A bandit was killed. his partner Ware was captured after shots were fired as they fled through Chamborn street toward Trumbatl plaza. Patrolman Tolential shot the bandit as he entered the bushes, ending the chase.
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Teteeanelannt Nets Service
New York
Wis Wied
ID. Ware
B. St. Tsugeayt
Chamborn Stroat
Patentman
Tolential
Trumbatl Placa
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Reserve Board
W.M
Congressman Rainey
Ulinois
Rudy
Summit Avenue
Wit Inflaenen
Elizabeth K Coit
Nirdlinger
Weller
Nation League
George R. Holmes
Buddy
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