Lenoir Escapes From Execution In Vincennes Woods
Paris Sept 19 The dramatic escape of Pierre Lenoir from death by firing squad in the Vincennes woods sparks political talk. Lenoir, tried with Senator Humbert for aiding the enemy, had been condemned to die. The execution was halted after Lenoir asked to confront Caillaux, and others associated with the case, including Ernest Judet, were mentioned. A reprieve followed as authorities delayed the sentence. The incident echoes past delays like Bolo Pasha’s postponement.
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Associated Press
Paris
Pierre Lenoir
Vincennes Woods
Lenoir
Humbert
Caillaux
Mhay
Seneir
Chamber of Deg’’Es
Cailiaux
Ernest Judet
L’eclair
Judget
Switzerland
Chamber of Deputies
M. Ignace
Bolo Pasha
Ban on gambling by German soldiers issued in Berlin
Berlin Sept 19 The spread of gambling among soldiers prompts General Noske to forbid all gambling in bar racks canteens mess halls on parade grounds or public places. Berlin authorities pursue owners and operators of gambling venues with martial law provisions resulting in jail sentences when convicted.
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Berlin
Noske
American Legion Post Plans Own Clubhouse in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen post of the American Legion may buy or build a clubhouse aided by a district canvass. About 1,800 ex-service members exist in the Grays Harbor area and funds will be raised by popular subscription. Losers of contests will host a banquet for first and second teams, with their "kitchen police" duties.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Aberden Post
American Legion
Legion
Grays Harbor
Would Be Executrix of W S Orr Estate
Clara Orr filed in probate court to serve as administratrix of the estate of W R Orr, deceased. A bond of two hundred dollars has been filed.
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W. S. Orr
Clara Orr
W. R. Orr
Seizure of Oil Lands in Mexico Raises U S Senate Alarm
Washington reports detail seized Mexican oil lands tied to Scottish Mexican and Mexican National Oil companies. C T Rathbone of Tal Vez Oil described a 30,000 barrel daily well and pending wells, with protests echoed by Judge Amos J Beatty. State Dept warned against justice undermining American rights amid decrees.
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Washington
Mexico
Senate Foreign Relations
C. TE. Rathbone
New York
Tal Vez Oil Company
Rathbone
Mexican National Oil Company
State Department
Texas Company
Beatty
75 Year Old Rheumatic Crutches No More
Isaac Ludwig of Delphos Ohio reports relief from rheumatism eczema and itching after eight bottles of Number 40 For The Blood. He laid aside crutches on Christmas day and now moves about well. Product claims include use for gouty conditions malnutrition poisoning auto toxication constipation chronic rheumatism and liver complaints. Manufactured by J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana a forty year druggist. Sold by Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy.
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Isaac Ludwig
Delphos
Ohio
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Rogerson Hotel Pharmacy
Man offers wife as bail in Los Angeles case
Walter sincerenum faced a misdemeanor charge when he offered his wife as bail to cover a $20 cash bail set by Judge Ray Chesbro. By six in the evening the wife remained in court custody, causing judicial consternation until the husband returned with the cash and reclaimed his wife.
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Los Angeles
Walter Sincerenum
Ray Chesbro
Taken prisoner by Huns asks to remain in Germany
Sept 19. Private Jaston Molard, condemned by court martial to ten years in prison for desertion while abroad. Molard was a prisoner in Germany. After the ar...
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Germany
Jaston Molard
Molard
Meat as Curse of American Nation Sparks Conference Speech
In New York on September 19 at the International Conference of Women Physicians Dr. Graham Lusk of Columbia University called meat "the curse of the American nation" and blamed it for the high cost of living as he addressed the gathering.
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Associated Press
New York
International Conference of Women Physicians
Graham Lusk
Columbia University
Citizen's bid to stay in Germany faced arrest
He sought permission to remain in Germany to work but was arrested by German authorities and handed over to the French authorities.
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Mistice
Germany
Great Tae or Idaho Department Store Ltd Contested alimony suit
Lucinda J. Prichard sues George Prichard in Twin Falls District Court seeking a decree of dissolution of marriage and property. The complaint alleges desertion and failure to provide necessaries. defendant must answer within twenty to forty days. Clerk Co C Siggins issues the summons with seal on August 22, 1919.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls
Lucinda J. Prichard
George Prichard
Ourth Judicial District
Notice of Writ of Attachment in Idaho Case
In Twin Falls County Idaho Fred W. Glenn sues The A H Averill Machinery Company for 331.26 A writ of attachment was issued September 15 1919 against the defendant's property In witness the Clerk Co C Siggins attested September 17 1919 with attorneys Sweeley and Sweeley Twin Falls Idaho.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Twin Falls County
Fred W. Glenn
A. H. Averill Machinery Company
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