Four Women Charged in Kaber Stabbing Death Case
Cleveland reports first degree murder indictments against Ermina Colavito and three others in the Lakewood killing of Daniel F Kaber. Colavito said to have aided the plan while Eva Kaber her daughter and mother face indictments. Twelve people linked to the case have been named in the investigation.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ermina Colavito
Eva Raber
Danner Gleveland
Daniel F.kaver
Aenessina
Lakewood
Mia
Ermina Colagito
Eva Kaber
Main
Colavite
Kaber
McArdle
Debate on Porter bill to end war with Germany and Austria
Washington June 13 debate on the Porter peace bill resumed in the house under a rule for a final vote at 4:90. The measure serves as a substitute for the Knox senate resolution repealing the declaration of war. Adoption would trigger conference with senate and house leaders over peace plans.
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Lby Associated Press
the Banner
Washington
Germany
Austria
House
Knox Senate
Five Men Under Bond in Verotta Kidnapping Case
Five men charged with kidnapping five year old Giuseppe Verotta whose body was found in the Hudson were held in bonds of 100000 each after the district attorney sought no bail. Assistant District Attorney Bullivan said this is the first case of a band of blackmailers threatening to kill. He said the defendants had for years blackmailed towns along the Hudson from Albany.
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My Associated Preas
Bannery
New York
Giuseppe Verotta
Hudson
Tistrict
Bullivan
Blackmilera
Hudson River
Albany
N.Y
Police Hunt for Suspect in Moorestown Slaying
Louis Lively, a black man, is being sought after the murder of 7 year old Matilda Ruggo of East Moorestown. Police and citizens pursue him as threats arise, but Moorestown clergy urge calm and reliance on the law to punish the killer.
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Associated Press
Moorestown
N. J
Louis Lively
Matilda Rug
James F. Hearick
Plan to move town of American Falls for large irrigation project
Engineers plan to relocate the 2000 population of American Falls Idaho to a higher site within months as part of a vast Snake River irrigation scheme. Dam construction will create a 76 square mile reservoir stretching toward Blackfoot, with a 1 mile abutment and 60 foot dam height, plus a 4 mile wide lake up to 90 feet deep. The project requires moving the Oregon Short Line railroad, building a new bridge, and removing Idaho Power facilities.
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Pocatello
Idaho
American Falls
Snake River
American Fall
Blackfoot
Yellervolf
Oregon Short Ine
Idaho Power Company
Polish cabinet names new foreign minister in upheaval
June 19 Constantine Skirmont, Polish ambassador to Italy, appointed foreign minister replacing Prince Sapleha who resigned, prompting a shift in Warsaw's diplomacy.
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Warsaw
Constantine Skirmont
Italy
Prince Sapleha
Two Americans Die in Madrid Train Wreck
Alfred Tenac Blumenthal and his 14 year old son were killed in a Madrid exprose train wreck near Villaverde on Saturday. Mrs Blumenthal was seriously injured. The death toll rose to 20 with thirty injured. Blumenthal’s brother is connected with Lazard Freres in New York.
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Madrid
Alfred Tenac Blumenthal
Cleveland Readies 126th Anniversary Athletic Carnival
Ten thousand participants across 15 sports will join July 22 30 events in Cleveland to celebrate the city’s 126th founding. The program features the Cleveland Olympics track and field, baseball, golf, tennis, regatta, and a Scripps trophy race to Put-in-Bay, with parades concerts and civic showcases.
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Cleveland
W. 8. Fitzgerald
Dunnfield
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Cleveland Yacht Club
Putdn Bay
Northern Ohio
Brookside Stadium
Amateur Athletic Union
Sims Says He Didn’t Get the Denby Message
London June 18 Rear Admiral W. Sims reports he did not receive Secretary Denby’s cable ordering him to cut short leave and return to Washington. He spent a busy day at social engagements with Admiral and Mrs. Sims invited to dine with the U S Ambassador and Mrs Harvey and other notable guests including the Duke of Connaught.
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London
W. 8
Fess Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Washington
England
America
Sims
U. S
Harvey
Duke of Connaught
Canal Tolls Bill Favored By Senate Panel
Washington June 13 The senate inter oceanic canals committee ordered favorable report on the Borah bill exempting American coastwise shipping from Panama canal tolls. The panel chose coastwise scope over the broader Jones Poindexter plan, hoping for easier passage. They noted Britain formally conceded in Taft days that the Hays treaty allowed free tolls for coastwise American ships.
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Washington
Senate Interoceanic Canals Committee
Ex President Yous Gomez Dies in New York Hotel
Former Cuban president and noted military leader General Yous M. Gomez died at the Plaza hotel in New York at 1:45 PM after a pneumonia illness. Gomez, Cuba’s second president and celebrated commander, endured a life from battlefield to government and prison amid decades of island upheaval.
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Associated Press
New York
Yous M. Gomez
Cuba
Plaza
Gomez
Receiving Bids for a Dormitory at Wooster College
Bids are being received for a temporary two story stucco girls dormitory at the College of Wooster to relieve a dormitory shortage. The 28 room facility will house 56 girls and be ready by September 1. Estimated cost about 30000 dollars.
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Wooster
College of Wooster
Friendly Suit Puts Ohio 83rd Division Fund To Test
A civil suit opened in Cincinnati to decide the fate of a $112000 trust fund raised for members of the former 83rd Division U S A. Trustee William Cooper Proctor seeks court guidance on fund use. General Edwin F Glenn attended, noting the fund was given to him for soldiers of the 83rd Division.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Edwin F. Glenn
France
William Cooper Proctor
Glenn
New Wage Proposal Rejected by Striking Engineers
In New York on June 13 the six months agreement offered by the Shipping Board was rejected by the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association. The plan would have allowed strikers to return to work with a 15 percent pay cut. A telegram to William S. Brown urged him to resign if he accepted the deal, and critics said it failed to restore engineers to their prestrike status.
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New York
Shipping Board
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
William 8. Brown
National Marine Engineers’ Association
Negros Held for Swindling by Associated Press
Columbus June 13 William Hoke a 50 year old negro of Birmingham Alabama was held to the grand jury under eighty thousand dollar bond on charges of swindling railroad and insurance companies over the last sixteen years amounting to about fifty thousand he feigned injury by dislocating major joints one scheme involved a banana peel in railroad coaches with foreigners and he would dislocate joints to collect accident insurance and damages.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Columbus
William Hoke
Birmingham
Ala
Hoke
Mexican toreador dies after Madrid bullring injuries
Ernesto Pastor a Mexican bullfighter died in Madrid from injuries suffered the previous Sunday in the bull ring. The death occurred on Sunday following the earlier accident during the same event.
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Madrid
Ernesto Pastor
Esthonia and Letts Threatened by Reds
Riga reports that Soviet Russia warned Esthonia and Letvia of drastic action unless they stop prosecuting Communist agitators many of whom are Russian citizens or have signified that status under peace treaties. In two months Communist plots have been crushed and there have been killings in street clashes or alleged prisoner escapes.
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Riga
Russia
Esthenia
Letvia
Caltic
Lost River of Gold Drives Prospectors Northward
Edmonton reports prospectors including veterans from Yukon and Alaska plan a northern trek to locate a legendary lost river bed once the Peace River’s course, with tales of old trapper gold and hidden El Dorado north of the Peace. Evidence is anecdotal but interest remains high.
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Edmonton
Alta
Yukon
Alaska
Bend of the Peace
Fort St. John
Battle River
Ft. St. John
Hudson's Bay Company
Belfast riot leaves four dead in York Street clashes
Four more lives were lost in Belfast weekend violence, three in renewed York Street disturbances and a fourth during sniping. Combatants fired through windows and skylights as the area became a no man's land. Special Constable Sturdy was killed while in a passing lorry. Military armored cars fired to restore order.
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Associated
Banneey
Belfast
Ireland
York Street
No Man’s Land
Senator Harrison Seeks Recall Inquiry Over Pilgrim Speech
Senator Harrison of Mississippi introduced a resolution asking Pitt Harding to inform the Senate whether there is justification for reprimand or recall of Ambassador George W. Harvey for a May 19 Pilgrim's Day speech, similar to Admiral William Lima for a June 7 speech.
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Associated Press
the Banner
Washington
Harrison
Mississippi
Pitt Harding
Senate
George W. Harvey
William 8. Lima
Haley Pleads Guilty in Millings of Sibert Case
Jesse B. Haley today pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of Henry Sibert, who was struck by Haley’s car last February. He received an indefinite prison term of one to twenty years.
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Associated Press
Bannery Columbus
Jesse B. Haley
Henry Sibert
Haley
American Shot to Death in Lisacus Castlereagh Incident
An Associated Press report from Dublin states Thomas Mush, a 45 year old American navy pensioner, was killed by crown forces at Lisacus near Castlereagh. In Pittsburgh a store heist left James Nea, deputy superintendent of Boggs and Bubl, fatally wounded after bandits seized a grip carrying about 50 000 dollars in cash and checks.
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Associated Press
London
London Press Association
Dublin
Thomas Mush
Lisacus
Castlereagh
Crown
Pittsburgh
James Nea
Boggs & Bubl Department Store
King entertains American financier at Belgian palace
June 18 Otto Kahn the American financier was entertained at dinner in the royal palace by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. The king and queen thanked Mr. Kahn for the generosity of Americans to Belgium.
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Brussels
Otto Kahn
Royal Palace
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Mr. Kahn
Belgium
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Spain
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Long Island
Miss Bromwell
Associated Frees
REDS
Wall
Haley Given
Pen Pentenge
King
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