Tragic murder caselinked to Aden Clawson death
Sedalia Missouri reports detail how Aden Clawson of Lodi New York was found dead from a gunshot wound near Lamonte with suspect Everett Adams a Wilmington Ohio high school student charged with first degree murder. Adams surrenders to authorities and an inquest is set. Colorado Springs mother Mrs Schaffer learns of son in law s death amid a family history of tragedy including loss of her first husband and her daughter.
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Sedalia
Lamonte
Adenween
Lodi
N. Y
Aden Clawson
Aden R. Claweon
Ledi
N Y
Everett Adams
Garden City
Kan
Reed
Adams
Wilmington, Ohio
Clawson
Roy W. Rucker
Pettis County
Colorado
Colo
A. Schaffer
Colorado Springs
Rush
Ring closing on riffian tribesmen in Morocco
Fez, French Morocco August 18 AP reports that intelligence from French headquarters shows early results of joint Spanish and French operations against the rebellion in the northwest front. Dissident tribesmen under Abd-el-Krim signal they will stop fighting or remain within their own territory as French troops advance from Ouetzan toward Fez.
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Fez
French Morocco
Abd-el- Krim
Ouetzan
Drug Violators Have Majority Over Bootleggers
Washington reports that narcotic law violators hold a clear majority among federal prisoners. June 20 figures show Atlanta Penitentiary listing 1,946 narcotic offenders, 32.1 percent of all convicts, vs 437 revenue and prohibition violators at 18.5 percent. 1921 to 1925 data show narcotic offenders rising to 782 in 1925, with Atlanta up 8,250 inmates that year and Leavenworth at 1,700.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Atlanta
Leavenworth
McNeil Island
Robberies of Mail Pouches Across Illinois Territory
A youth about 25 robbed a mail messenger in Kawanee after he had loaded a registered pouch from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line. He drove away in another car, leaving with the pouch. In Peoria, four assailants stopped a Denver bound mail truck as it unloaded from a Burlington and Quincy train and fled with an unestimated amount of registered mail.
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Kawanee
Chicago
Burlington
Denver
Peoria
Forces plan joint offensives to relieve pressure on Ouezzan
Forces descending from El-Araish will contact soon to relieve Ouezzan. A joint offensive is planned for the eve to roll up the Moors' right wing toward Chechaouene. French troops will begin a simultaneous attack in the Taza sector to stabilize Moors near the Beni Ouriaguel tribes.
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el- Araish
Ouezzan
Chechaouene
Taza
Beni Ouriaguel
Change needed in bag limit
New York August 13 AP. Drastic revision of bag limits and open seasons is necessary to avert extinction of migratory birds. Dr W T Hornaday, trustee of the permanent wildlife protection fund, warned that existing restrictions have failed to curb licensed hunting growth. He criticized Dr A K Fisher for defending the biological survey, claiming bag limits are ineffective and marshes cannot save birds if they are killed faster than they multiply.
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New York
W. T. Hornday
Permanent Wild Life Protection Fund
Pen Survey
A. K. Fisher
Union
Belgian debt parley halted as talks pause for Brussels instruction
Washington August 13 AP negotiations between the American and Belgian debt commissions were temporarily suspended to allow Belgians to receive Brussels direction on a new offer. A reply is expected overnight and a further meeting is planned tomorrow with a new American proposal. Belgium seeks to reduce total debt by recalculating accrued interest at a rate lower than 4 4 percent, but no agreement reached. only a brief moratorium is agreed for discussion.
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Washington
Brussels
Pocatello Men Return From Salmon River Raft Trip
A four man party from Pocatello led by A H Hinckley completed an 800 mile raft journey from Salmon City to Lewiston Idaho down the Salmon River. Captain Gulerie guided the 18 by 28 foot raft through treacherous rapids including Snow Hole Terror Mallard and Growler over ten days of travel with camping on riverbanks. The expedition highlighted scenic walls towering 2000 feet along the gorge and included stops at Riggin and a greeting by a local 72 year old resident known as China Mollie.
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Mr. Hinckley
Lyman Fargo
W. J. Ingling
J. Will Johnson
Jerry Griffin
Chicago
Mr. Fargo
Mr. Ingling
Jackson Hole
Teton Pass
Hinckley
Salmon City
Gulekie
Salmon Rapids
Galerie
Captain Gulerie
Riggin
China
Eight Killed Chinese Riot in Tientsin
Tientsin August 13 AP reports nine persons killed and about forty injured yesterday as a Chinese crowd gathered at a local mill. Police fired on the crowd and 376 persons were arrested. Several women were among those believed to be hurt during the disorder.
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Tientsin
Chi Aas
Arikton Mill Woubener
RUM RUNNERS CAPTURED IN COAST GUARD INTERCEPT
Coast guard cutter overtook the launch Sall K 805 off New River inlet. Four bootleggers were overheard as two prisoners and two cases of whiskey were seized before the craft burst into flames. One wounded man, A V Horn, was hospitalized. his brother was taken to Miami.
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Port Lauderdale
Pla
New River Inlet
Coast Guard
A. V. Horn
Horn
Miami
Miss Volstead Named in Scott Divorce Records
Alpena Michigan August 13 AP Andrew Volstead author of Prohibition and his daughter Laura are named in the records of Congressman Frank D Scott and Edna James Scott divorce case. Scott testifies neither had drinks saying Volstead never drank. Notes on a Kingston Jamaica menu card appear in Scott scrap book linking to a Panama cruise. Witnesses challenge credibility of a hotel detective cited in prior depositions. Brussels urgent cabinet session to discuss Belgium debt to United States awaiting parliamentary approval.
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Alpena
Mich
Andrew Volstead
Jan
Laura
Frank D. Scott
Edna James Scott
Scott
Miss Volstead
Myrtle Bank
Kingston
Jamaica
Ward H. Peck
Mre
Brussels
Ca Net
Belgium
Poullet
Wreck in Paris Kills Ten and Injures Fifty
In Paris on August 12 an accident involving a press train caused ten deaths and fifty injuries, seven of them severe, when the train jumped the rails near a station. Officials are investigating the cause as rescue workers search the wreckage and aid survivors.
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Paris
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Gulerie
Johnson
Mr. Griffin
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