Women veterans gather for annual encampment events and honors
Thousands of delegates and visitors attend the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic annual encampment. Dr George T Harding of Marion Ohio attends as guest of honor. The drum story highlights a relic drum with Civil War lineage linked to the Bain family and Revolutionary War era.
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Women’s Republic
Sonesl Tothanases and
Sons of Veterans Aus
San Frank
George T. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Harding Is the Guest of Former Secretary O Antonine E. T Meredi
Grand Army the Republic
Lillian C. Carey
Dubuque
Iowa
Alain
Los Angeles
California
Dee
James Bain
Demis Pglahte
Saratoga
John Bain
Peter Bain
New York Dale Militia
Robert Bain
Clark Bain
Bain
Poulin Denies Clandestine Meetings with Mrs Tiernan
Harry Poulin testified in his own defense claiming he did not have clandestine relations with Mrs. Tiernan. The court heard details of alleged meetings in 1921 and a park outing as prosecutors clashed with witnesses. Mrs Tiernan interrupted, calling Poulin a liar as emotions ran high in South Bend court.
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South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
John P. Tiernan
A. B. Stonevpher
Stonecipher
Joseph Poulin
Poulin
Davis
Jellison
Milton
Reudenstein
Tiernan
St. Joseph Church
Wellaion
Notre Dame
Fernant
Samuel P. Gehwartz
Barren Lake
Bi Peete
Ran
Notre Dame Glee Club
Notreame
One Killed In Train Collision In San Francisco
A train collision in San Francisco left one person dead. The brief report notes a caretaker and another passenger involved, with limited readable details due to damaged text. Authorities, transportation officials, and witnesses were expected to be interviewed as the investigation proceeds.
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San Francisco
Bent
Mina Thom Nm
Jew Defendant in Famous Trial Now Lives in New York
A Jew defendant in a famed trial, once linked to a sensational case about ritual murder, is now a New York resident. He arrived in America in 1921 from Palestine after fleeing Russia and started a printing business. He faced arrest in 1911 and a trial that ended with a thirty day jury verdict freeing him.
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New York
Russia
America
Palestine
Accese Rusala
Sethes
Wilkens faces murder trial over wife’s shooting in San Francisco
Henry Wilkens, garage owner, stood trial in superior court on a murder charge tied to his wife's death. The couple’s car was used that night and police said hired gunmen killed Mrs Wilkens. Arthur Castor testified he was hired by Wilkens. the defense called the case a frame up.
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San Francisco
Henry Pbeanc
Mae
Ma Wilkens
Chi Laine
Wilkens
London observers react to Paria Nearstern settlement
London editors criticize the Paria Nearstern settlement noting it avoids war and preserves allied unity. They blame the government and Premier Lloyd George for mismanagement and warn of a diplomatic setback despite claims of generous concessions to the Turks being excessive in places.
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London
Paria
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Indictment and bond actions in Herrin mine killings case
The circuit court granted a release on bond to seven defendants in the Herrin mine killings case while denying liberty to eight others. Jesse Childers and Oscar Howard, charged with murder, were not yet arrested as bankers and Herrin merchants prepared to furnish bonds. Bonds were set at 20 000 per man, with other bonds of 10 000 and 5 000 for additional defendants.
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Se .Po
Hartwell Ay
Apflone
Herria
Setea
Jesse Childers
Oscar Howard
Bankere
Herrin
Carterville
Eveniz
Million Dollar Breach of Promise Suit Continued
In Schenectady New York on September 25 the hearing on a 1 million dollar breach of promise suit brought by dancer Evalyn Jurrows Fontaine against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney was continued to October 4. State supreme court involvement and defense counsel James O Leer led to the delay as both principals were not in court.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Evalyn Jurrows Fontaine
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
State Supreme Court
James 0
Leer
Dhintil O
Brotherhood strike threatens railway workers pay ruling
In Sept 95 AP report the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers and Helpers seeks wage differentials above the standard daily rate of 72 to 7.04 dollars for foremen, arguing overtime rules and eight hour day terms. The board plans a May 1, 1931 hearing to resolve pay and overtime disputes.
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Rand
Ite
D. W. Heit
Euipioyes
Ad Railroade
Tude
G. Nn
Eastern Rail
See
John Higgins
Ee Ae
Protlerhood
Agta
Hooper
Failure of Bank Triggers Big Losses in St Louis
A defunct bank in St Louis faced a total loss of about 900 for depositors. The deputy of the state commission announced plans to pay creditors at seven cents on the dollar. Officials estimated about 1,000 claimants would be affected by the bank’s collapse.
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Louis
Ehh Te Ace
Piahen
Roses
State Commission
Mance
Ays
Katy Perena
Mining Engineers Hold Institute in San Francisco
Mining engineers from across the United States gathered in San Francisco for the 126th convention of the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical Engineers. The assembly marks the continuation of activities the profession has maintained since America entered World War I.
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San Francisco
Sept
United States
America Institute of xix One Metallurgical Engineers
America
Stalin Sounds Alarm On World Powers In Petrograd Talk
In November in Petrograd the premier warned that great powers are hostile to each other and may strike at each other. Stalin quotes Pravda describing the premier saying Russia can wait the outcome of the conflict and pursue a path of peace and mutual agreements without yielding to threats.
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Petrograd
Bom Bars To Waal Reunion
Report from AP describes veterans in box cars heading to Asheville for a reunion as rail officials consider turning over the shipment.
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Waal
Asheville
Miay
Editor Jacques Villiard Dies by Suicide at 49
St Louis September 25 AP Jacques Villiard editor and language teacher once kidnapped in Chicago in December 1920 and held for ransom committed suicide today by cutting his throat He was 49 years old.
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St. Louis
Jacques Villiard
Chi
Berlin Eclipse Expedition Seeks Proof of Einstein Theory
Clouds hinder German observers at Potsdam and other sites as astronomers attempt to document the eclipse. London reports Professor C. from Toronto believes the Australia trip could yield decisive data from Lick Observatory photos to test or challenge Einstein's ideas.
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Berlin
Asteonomical Institute
Potedam
London
C. Athe
University of Toronto
Aetralia
Aphaenon
Thareday
Lick Observatory
Ambiguous Openings in Jackson Case Surface at Trial
Sept Birteen witnesses are set to testify with attorney T G Negrich leading questions. The jury will consider whether a fan in the connecting wall should have been removed and the Muldoon shaft reference appears before the court.
Boy Dies From Football Injuries in Fremont
Fremont Ohio September 25 AP Ohio records its first football fatality of the season with the death of 17 year old Al Swander a junior at a local school who was injured in a game against Fremont high on Saturday
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Fremont
Ohio
al Swander
Achool
Fremont High
Conference Called Early in December
Fragmented OCR text refers to a conference call with seats on display and a December deadline. Limited readable details mention dates and arrangement but lack coherent facts or names for a full summary.
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