Hungarian Impostor Claimed Fame Across U S
George Robert Gabor 25 born in Hungary was jailed as federal authorities probe his boasts of posing as Baron Von Krupp and Taft Thew and entertaining at Palo Alto with the Hoovers Induced Henry Ford to a new car engaged Eleanor Du Pont and obtained 45000 with 25000 cash Donated 2500 to Pan American University Judge Knox questioned the tale and noted no such ambassador Thew existed Gabor had prior deportation order in 1928 and a sentence for impersonating the third solicitor general of the United States
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New York
George Robert Gabro
Hungary
Baron von Krupp
Palo Alto
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
Eleanor du Pont
Taft Thew, I Jr
Herrick
Paris
Pan-American University
Dallas
Tex
Judge Knox
Thew
Gabor
Knox
McNeill Island
Calif
United States
Medalie
Pittsburgh Coal Mines Reopened After 1927 Strike
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation resumes operations with union miners after an agreement for an eight hour day wage increases and limited union control. The firm, a $23 million company, runs five mines in the district and employs about 2400 miners.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
United Mine Workers of America
Americans hold Paris front line Cantigny success and Paris drive
The narrative details the May 1918 German push toward Cantigny and Paris, American units improving positions near Cantigny, repelling counterattacks, and reinforcing Chateau Thierry and Paris fronts. It covers First, Second, and Third divisions in pursuit of open warfare against German forces and the broader Allied council debates over American troop shipments and strategy.
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Big Bertha
Paris
Cantigny
Ine
Amiens Salient
Amiens
Flanders
Montdidier
Third Trench
Noyon
Chemin Des Dames
Soissons
Rheims
Petain
Chateau Thierry
Dickman
Chaumont
Marne
Ninth Infantry
Paris Highway
Lucy-le-Pocage
Montreuil-aux-Lions
Twenty-third Infantry
Fifth Marines
Sixth Marines
French
Meaux
Three Die In Chicago Heat Storm At Night
A severe storm in Chicago killed three people and injured several. Lightning struck Donald Keller at La Grange Country Club, and Lena Haller died in a car crash aged 76 with her niece 45 hurt. A heart attack felled Jennie Sheldon as rain began. The storm caused downed wires and flooded streets blocking half the surface cars.
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Chicago
Donald Keller
la Grange Country Club
Lena Haller
Elsie Fenning
Jennie Sheldon
Dice rolling has gone intelligentsia
Northwestern University employment office publicized student methods to earn money. One student used two spotted dice to shake and toss on a surface causing money to change hands. Another male earned his way as a nursemaid.
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Intelligentsia
Evanston
Northwestern University
Poisoning Death Probe Shifts to Greenfield Area
Investigation into the poisoning deaths of two young girls expands to Pleasant View Indiana after poison powder is found in a well at the Thomas Martin farm. Virginia Simmons, 13, and Jean Simmons, 10, died at a Lebanon picnic last Sunday. capsules containing poison were eaten in sandwiches.
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Pleasant View
Imd
Greenfield
Thomas Martin
Lebanon
Ind
Virginia
Jean
John ‘Simmons
Martin
Shelby County
State Health Department
Indictments Taste for Hamtramck Mayor and 14 Officials
Detroit suburb Hamtramck Mayor Rudolph Tenerowicz and 14 other named in 16 indictments by a circuit court grand jury. Howard Bowman announced seven counts against the mayor including conspiracy to accept bribes in the operation of disorderly houses.
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Detroit
Hamtramck
Circuit Court
Howard Bowman
Rudolph G. Tenerowicz
Quake Felt in Tokyo Causes No Reported Damage
An earthquake lasting over a minute shook Tokyo at 3:15 p.m. with no damage reported. The tremor was monitored after Mt Yakegatake in Nagano Prefecture showing activity earlier and later today.
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Tokyo
Mt. Yakegatake
Nagano Prefecture
Marcus Gets Six Year Sentences In Bank Case
Bernard K. Marcus, president of the Bank of United States, and Saul Singer, executive vice president, were sentenced to three to six years in state prison for misapplying bank funds. Herbert Singer received an indeterminate term. A one week stay was granted to allow appeals for reasonable doubt, with defendants to be housed at Tombs prison during the delay.
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New York
Bernard K. Marcus
Bank of United States
Saul Singer
Herbert Singer
Saul
Tombs Prison
First grazing permit issued in Superior National Forest
In Duluth Minnesota a spring grazing permit was issued marking the first of its kind this season. The transaction generated 70 cents to be distributed among involved parties.
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Duluth, Minn
Superior National Forest
Bainbridge Cairo Bus Schedule Times Eastern Route
Three Minnesota counties referenced. The federal government took 1.30 of a 2.00 fee. Schedule lists Cairo via Bainbridge and intermediate points with times 9:00 am and 6:45 am. Thomasville to Moultrie Titon and intermediates at 8:50 pm 11:16 am and 3:00 pm.
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Minnesota
Tifton
Moultrie
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Cairo
Ti-ton
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France
Louis H. Jerger
S. Broad St
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Eeson
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Gol. Hanson BH. Ely
Andre ‘Tardied
M. Tardieu
Supreme War Council
Ion
Foch
Lord Milner
Weygand
Conner
Boyd
America
Wilson
Graeme Thompson
Mr. Lloyd George
Sir Henry Wilson
General Forth
Baker
Pershing
M. Clemenceau
Abbeville
M. Clenencéau
Lloyd George
Whlsong
Bebero
BUCS
Indiana
Marcus
Sust
the Globe Store
VIA
Fis
Atlanta
Birmingham
T. R. Bryan
Atlanta, Ga
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