Woman Claims Man Held In Mine Explosion Impostor
A Kentucky mine explosion case strands a New Jersey widow with five children who alleges Turner, jailed in New York, is an impostor. She notes insurance payments after her husband's death and accuses Turner of a broader involved plot with Joe Jacks and others. Turner blames Jacks and son for wiring manipulation. Authorities pursue related arrests as the widow contemplates return to Trenton.
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Turner
Kentucky
Mar Turner
Ton
N. J
Barner
Mothat
Bill
Henry
Trenton
Joe Jacks
Austria
Norway
Chats
Jacks
Joe Jacks, Jr
Jacks ,Jr
Wil- W. Va
McCarr
E County
Bucking a hostile world for "Dad's" sake
Alice Worthington, daughter of John Worthington known as "The Wolf," battles public opinion to defend her father after his capture and conviction in federal crimes. She left acting to manage his affairs as he faces prison, claiming his innocence and seeking to protect a $2,500,000 estate as she vows to fight for him.
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Roy J. Gibbons
NEA
Chicago
Alice Worthington
Wolff
Dad
la Salle Street
Lone ‘Wolf
Alice
John
Lone Wolf
John Worthington
Worthington
Los Angeles
Federal
Atlanta
Wolf
Man Who Killed Wife In Serious Condition
In Etowah Tennessee a coroner's inquest details a husband who killed his wife and child after an argument about drinking. Ben Parker fatally shot his wife and baby then killed himself at his doorway after a confrontation at Norman Morrow's home. Morrow was wounded and reported in favorable condition.
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Etowah
Tenn
Ben Somer
Ben Parker
Parker
Norman Morrow
Morrow
Bishop Seaman to Speak Here Monday
Missionary Bishop Seaman will speak at two Ep churches this Sunday and Monday. He is to address Christchurch Sunday morning and All Saints Sunday afternoon.
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Bishop Seaman
Seaman
North Bile
Christchurch
All Saints
Final tribute to Samuel Moffett Ralston in Indianapolis
A large delegation from Congress and state officials led the nation in paying final respects to Samuel Moffett Ralston, junior U S senator from Indiana. The funeral service at Hoosier Home followed by a long cortege reflected the era and public regard for his career.
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Indianapolis
Ing
A.P
Congress
Samuel Moffett Ralston
Primms
In'st
Hoosier
Lebanon
Ind
Balton
Runaway Boy Submarine Victim Named in Pension Claim
A pension claim reveals a runaway boy enlisted in the navy under an assumed name and died in the submarine S 51. The mother, Mrs Catherine McCarthy of New York, learned of his death from an aunt who was listed as next of kin by Sylvester McCarthy who had used the name John J McCarthy.
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Washington
A.P
Navy
Pension Bureau
Mre
Catherine McCarthy
New York
Sylvester McCarthy
John J. McCarthy
Flashes of Life Across Cities and Juxtapositions
In New York Robert C Stirton, a corset maker, says women abandoning corsets no threat. men still wear them. Locarno boasts Pax electric sign to urge secur ity conference delegates. Evangeline Booth sustains injuries from a home fall in New York. Socialists and fascists in Locarno stage a floral show, Van der Velde and Mussolini cited. Yale veteran secures 1500 government bonus insurance. Edith Guier catches love with a borrowed midiron to win Berthellyn cup match. Jessie Bulong evicted in Newport R I from gardener cottage. New York sends seven trees abroad as symbols of peace. A Hawaiian labors 18 months crafting a feather ca.
Wholesale Prices Point to Small September Decline
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a slight drop in wholesale prices in September from August, driven by lower farm products and miscellaneous groups. The weighted index for 404 commodities stood at 157.9 in September versus 160.4 in August, though the level remains seven and one third percent above September last year.
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Washington
A.P
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Lithuanian courier found dead near Volokolamsk
The body of a Lithuanian courier missing since he disappeared from an express train window has been found near Volokolamsk, about 75 miles from Moscow. The government prosecutor is investigating possible foul play in the death of the courier traveling from Sebesh toward Moscow.
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Moscow
Volokolamsk
Sebesh
Unification Leads By 1996 Votes In Southern Conferences
The Methodist Episcopal Church South reports 1,996 for unification and 1,280 against from nineteen southern conferences with 38,276 total votes cast. A three fourths majority is needed for ratification. twenty eight southern conferences have not yet voted ahead of the 1926 quadrennial general conference.
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Nashville
Tenn
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Seven enter Latonia Cup field for long race
Seven mud running long distance thoroughbreds named for Latonia cup headliner at Latonia Kentucky on October 17. The two and one quarter mile race carries seven thousand five hundred dollars added value with King Nadi weight 118 pounds leading the field paired with By Gosh as the J J Troxler entry.
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Latonia
A.P
America
King Nadi
Gosh
J. J. Troxler
Deeming
Chittagong
Georgia
Wragk Bay
Decline in U S Farm Numbers Cited in 1925 Census
Washington report shows total farms at 2,372,608 in 1925, down 75,735 since 1920. Texas leads with 466,420 farms and 30,387 more than 1920, while Georgia falls 19.8 percent to 249,098. Nevada rises 23.7 percent to 3,912 amid regional shifts and boll weevil impact.
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Washington
A.p
United States
Department of Ecommerce
Texas
Nevada
Georgia
District of Columbia
Two Injured In Plane May Lose Life
Monsignor Daniel Burke of New York and his brother Joseph were injured in the London to Paris air crash at Wadhurst. They were in serious condition this morning in Turnbridge Wells hospital after being moved there yesterday.
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Turnbridge Wells
Eng
Daniel Burke
New York
Joseph
Paris
Wadhurst
Employment Shows Steady Increase Across Industries
Washington October 17 Industrial employment rose 1.5 percent in September from August, based on 9 219 establishments in 52 industries employing 2 809 258 workers with weekly earnings of 71 844 163. Payrolls fell 0.6 percent due to Labor Day observances.
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Washingtonn
International News Service
Department of Labor
Italian Aviator De Pinedo Forced To Ground
Italian aviator Commander Francesco de Pinedo arrived in Kushimoto near Osaka after being forced to land there because of bad weather on the return flight from Tokyo to Italy. He plans to fly directly to Shanghai if conditions permit, skipping Korea.
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Kogoshima
Japan
Francesco de Pinedo
Tokio
Italy
Kushimoto
Osaka
de Pinedo
Shanghai
Korea
Wiles Acquitted in Columba Case Murder Charge
A jury in Durham North Carolina returned a verdict of acquittal for Robert H. Wiles of Columbia North Carolina on charges of murdering his wife and Ralph B. Gordon. The deliberation lasted 21 hours with one juror sticking to the first ballot.
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Durham
N. C
International News Service
Robert H. Wiles
Columbia
Ralph B. Gordon
Mexico and United States Reach Smuggling Treaty Accord
Washington Oct 17 United States and Mexico have agreed in principle and most details of a new treaty to stop smuggling along the border. The pact mirrors Canada’s treaty and aims to coordinate enforcement, expedite prisoner transfers, and curb gun running and banditry. The agreement followed a May El Paso conference drafting the plan to coordinate federal law enforcement. payroll of the U S army in Hawaii runs about 1 million dollars monthly.
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Washington
Unité Press
United States
Sensico
Canada
el Paso
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Alabama
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Pax
Evangeline Booth
M. Vandervelde
Matteotti
Mussolini
New Haven
Yale University
Philadelphia
Edith Guier
Reading
Dorothy
Newport, R. L
Jessie Bulong
Silk Shirt Wireless Fame
Messencger
Latonia Cup
Jer
Mobile. Ice Delivery CO. Water and Conti
Wiles
Baum
Mexico
Uncle Sam
United States Army
Hawaii
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart
Big Hart Schaffner & Marx
ST. Andrew
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