Tragedy Unfolds After Love Letter Saga Ends in Suicide
The vast OCR fragment narrates a tragic tale around doomed romance and suicide. It mentions J Ford Thompson, a separation from his wife formerly Miss Conrad of Werchester, and a suicide pact with a 16 year old girl. The body was found near Emmitsburg with funeral plans pending and interment at Mak Hill Cemetery.
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Harding Attacks Democrats and Bonds of Trust
Speech coverage shows Senator Harding accused Democrats of broken promises and economic waste during wartime, urging honesty and moral reform. Editors heard praises from Rep Simeon T Fess and notes about Cox Roosevelt criticisms, while telegrams from Kansas City forecast strong Republican support for Harding and Coolidge.
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Sale of Steamer Deferred at Washington Docks
The Steamer Steimer 1 Madison Hall tied at Washington docks for months will not be sold at public auction Monday. Trustees Alexander Woodard and James Holmes, acting under Ostret Supreme Court ruling, obtained a delay order from Justice Hitz delaying the sale to protect an interest claimed by Sheetyz. The postponement follows an application asserting the sale date would affect that stake.
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Crandall Wins $250000 Franchise In Washington District
Harry M Crandall owner of Crandall theaters in Washington and president of Associated Exhibitors Inc announced acquisition of the First National Exhibitors franchise for the Washington territory for about 250000. The deal places Crandall in control of future productions by Norman Talmadge Katherine MacDonald Constance Talmadge Marshall Nelson Charles Ray Mildred Harris Chaplin Anita Stewart King Vidor and Harry Wehrmann. First National film exchange will release most next year’s productions locally at Crandall’s Metropolitan and other theaters in the area.
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US Army planes land in Hazelton after crossing continent
Hazelton B C Aug 13 four United States army airplanes which left Prince George this morning arrived here shortly after noon. The aircraft were flying across the continent from Mine la Yert Prince George this morning for Hazleton the next stopping place.
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Aviator Ron Promoted to Captain in Kiel Campaign
Ron of aviators wounded during the Kiel campaign receives promotion to captain and the highest Polish military decoration for valor. The award elevates his status within the forces and honors his service during the Kiel operation.
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The Crank Pasquale Held Without Bail in Kidnapping Case
Augusto Pasquale known as The Crank was held without bail at a preliminary hearing in Montgomery County Prison Norristown. No testimony was taken and the hearing was not open to the public. Pasquale reportedly amplified his confession denying direct kidnapping. A crowd of thousands gathered outside the prison as state police guarded him.
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Pope Benedict Slips on Marble Floor in Vatican
Rome August 13 The Pope Benedict XVI had a minor mishap Monday slipping on a polished marble floor while moving from his bedroom to his private library. He suffered a slight skin abrasion on the knee.
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