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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1923

Page

11

Northwestern missing freshman case widens to new leads

Chicago authorities in the Northwestern Mount disappearance reopened inquiry angles as two Doria brothers were subpoenaed after statements by Miss Fuchs. Chuck Palmer, held briefly, was released on recognizance. An inquest into Louis Aubere’s death was reopened, with testimony about alleged race and vehicle collision involving freshmen and sophomores. Two hundred alumni backed Scott and the university’s handling of the Mount investigation.

Weatern University Aubere Evanston Chicago Leighton Mount Northwestern University Doria Fuchs Mount Magatory Mies Fuchs Orater Charles F Wharton John Sbarbaro John Sweeney Saranac Lake N Y Sweeney Northwestern Charles Chuck Palmer Habene Corpi Palmer Violet Bach Louis Aubere Northwestern Freachman Andere Wan Evanaston Pier Wan Roscoe Conging Filyh Arthur Winslow Fitch Winslow Re Winslow Mra Winsiow Codey Col Dill Scott

American Ice Plans Quick Return to Regular Service

The weather signs warned of a heat spike and a melt, but American Ice reassured customers by resuming regular service. Washington's Potomac plant and four other plants will operate as normal, phone lines handling urgent calls to Haw 6240. Regular service should start tomorrow.

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Spectacular 3 Bar Jump Delights at National Horse Show

A field of ten hunters electrified the fourth day with a spectacular triple bar jump led by Morgan the handsome gelding owned by Maj Cr George who claimed the blue ribbon amid thunderous applause. Hindoo Maid owned by J M Trapnell and Ceasement of Troop F earned red and yellow ribbons. Moonshine owned by Lieut Carol E Berg took fourth. Allendale Farm Stables dominated with two wins and a second, while Lady's, from the same arable, topped the lightweight division before My Chaice, also from the same stables, took De Graw Memorial cup.

Morgan Cr George Hindoo Maid J M Trapnell Vasalty Carol E Berg Allendale Farm Rock Creek Club Bexrby Rock Creek William F Downey, Jr Porth Boe Eugene D Burdina Avon Bear Bt E Jones Nigel A H Heinrich Starlight William R. Stone

Hoover Lauded by Social Workers in London Meeting

Social workers urged a wartime stance against harsh labor conditions and profit motives. James J. Mahon of London and William H. Johnson of Washington spoke on dignity, shared prosperity, and humane industry. An amendment on bylaw voting was adopted to streamline conference processes. The session also announced a 1984 Brussels international social work conference.

American Child Health Association James J Mahon London Advisory Council British Trade Board Tynbee Jball Mallon Willam H Johnson Washington International Association of Machinists Rene Said League of Red Cross Societe Paris France Brussels Belgium Sand

Palmer Derby Burial With Military Honors

Funeral services for Palmer Derby, noted civil engineer and world war veteran, will be held at 2 PM at his residence 2407 California Street NW. Burial with military honors follows at Arlington Cemetery. Derby, born in Portsmouth Virginia in 1891, studied at Virginia Polytech and Georgetown Law. he served as a second lieutenant in the infantry after training at Fort Myer and served in France and Germany before returning in 1918. He is survived by his widow Hilda Portner Derby, a son Palmer Portner Derby, four brothers Clyde, Laulls, George and Carlyle Derby, and his parents Mr and Mrs George Derby of Norfolk Virginia.

Palmer Derby California Arlington Cemetery Portsmouth Derby Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Ater Georgetown Law School Indian Head Fort Myer Hingland France Germany Hilda Portner Derby Palmer Portner Derby Clyde, Laulls George Carlyle Derby George 2 Norfolk

Piggly Wiggly Sale Plans Delayed by Legal Threats

Memphis May 18 Clerance Saunders president of Piggly Wiggly Stores Inc said threats of injunctions halted plans to sell parts of the chain to raise funds to liquidate bank loans and retire class A stock to aid distressed stockholders. The Chicago unit sale will stand but negotiations in other cities were blocked by out of town pool interval threats.

Memphis Tonn Clerance Saunders Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc Piggly Wiggly Chicago

Brigand Hostage Crisis Deepens As Captives Suffer

Marcel Berube, freed prisoner, reports Suchow bandits shot five captives from the Lincheng group for disobedience. He says captives trek 80 miles with swollen feet, marching through mountains while Chinese troops outnumber bandits. Bandits threaten to execute two American and two British captives if troops are not withdrawn by next Tuesday.

Berube Tientain A. P Marcel Berube Lincheng Paotzauku Mountain Tientani Marcel C. Berube Shantung Peking Paotguku Shanghai Foreign Powers Leon Friedman Peotzuku

Shanghai hostage talks amid bandit captivity and priest reports

Marcel Berube and Lloyd Lehrbas describe ongoing negotiations with Shantung bandits after a Shanghai bound train wreck. The bandits demand conditions before any release, warning that any move could trigger killings. A German priest notes guarded exchanges and the bandit leader’s stance.

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