Tango Loot Mystery Deepens as Wife Learns Truth
Special to The Packington News reports Herbert J. Eaton wounded and dying in New York Hospital after a daring robbery tied to stolen jewels. Inspector Faurot links the case to Eaton's double life, a Chihuahua mine failure, and a deceitful marriage. Detectives await final medical news to press questions.
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Angora Cat Rescued by Loyal Collie Under Pier
A Washington Post report recounts Teddy the Scotch collie owned by Capt Walton rescuing an Angora cat from a fight with a dog at the end of a pier. The dog leaped into the water, but Teddy jumped after and brought the frightened cat to its master, keeping both safe until help arrived.
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Miners Rescued After Cave-In at American Delvey Mine
A mine near Wibb City Missouri reported a dramatic rescue as 12 to 40 miners trapped after a cave-in at the American Delvey mine were brought to the surface. Officials confirmed all men were accounted for with rescue teams continuing to assess safety and地work conditions.
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New York Fortunes From Tax Lists Revealed
Tax assessments in Greater New York show John D. Rockefeller tops personal property at 5 million dollars with James B. Ford second at 3 million. Large buildings include Grand Central Terminal at 18.2 million and Pennsylvania Station at 16.35 million, along with Metropolitan Life, Woolworth, Singer, and other landmark properties.
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Henry C Frick Donates $10 000 To Belgian War Sufferers
Henry C Frick gives ${10 000} to aid Belgian war sufferers as part of a broad Red Cross drive. New York and national donations are tallied with many major gifts noted, including $10,000 from Frick and varied contributions from individuals and organizations to relief funds for women, children, and noncombatants in war zones.
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American Consul Leaves Rheims for Troyes Amid Shelling
William Bardel the American consul at Rheims and his family departed for Troyes today seeking safety as shelling widens. A shell burst near Mrs Bardels position just before they left killing three persons in the street.
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Wreck Railroad Line as German Officers Strike at French Supply Route
Berlin reports reveal a daring German raid to destroy a French ammunition and reinforcement line. Two officers led twenty four pioneers through Meuse crossings, scaled the river bank, shot a French guard, and planted explosives to collapse the railroad embankment before retreating, crossing swamps and churning currents in a dangerous march back to safety.
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Britain pledges peace plans in Grey Spring-Rice note
A publicized telegram from Sir Edward Grey to Sir Cecil Spring-Rice quotes the British resolve on war aims. The Prime Minister stresses no quarrel with Germany, the dominions and colonies backing Britain, and a hope for postwar Europe grounded in treaties and the rights of the weak. He notes Germany’s demands and Britain’s refusal to concede, affirming impartiality only in a guarded sense and a desire to prevent a return to blood and iron.
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Cuban Amnesty Bill Passes By Large Majority
The house of representatives approved the general amnesty measure by a large majority. It covers Gen Ernesto Albert former Habana governor and Eugenio Arias former representative, both sentenced in June for the killing of Gen Armando Riva chief of the national police.
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War economy reports both France and Germany ready to fight on
Berlin and Paris dispatches claim Germany can wage the war to a successful end with unemployment eased and credits on a wartime footing. At the same time France, costing about seven million dollars daily, asserts its reserve can sustain the conflict longer, with Bank of France assets rising as lending grows.
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Admiral Stevens Dies at 66 in Washington Residence
Rear Admiral Thomas Holdup Stevens U S retired 66 died at his home 01 Stoneleigh court Saturday night after a year long illness Brights disease He born in Honolulu educated there and at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis Class of 1868 He served in the Mediterranean and Adriatic fleets His wife was a daughter of late Mayor Oakley Hall of New York He is survived by two brothers Maj Raymond R Stevens US A retired in Washington and Maj Pierre Stevens QM department US Army stationed in New York Funeral services will be at St John Episcopal Church at 1 oclock Tuesday morning with burial in Arlington National Cemetery
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Jewel theft hits Boston polo family in Westwood
Washington Post special from Boston reports Allan Forbes, polo player and trust director, had 912000 in his wife’s jewels stolen from their Westwood home. Police nationwide probe follows as items with family lineage vanish while the Forbes stayed away visiting friends.
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May Change Tariff Immigration Gain Expected
A National Association of Manufacturers bulletin discusses postwar tariff and immigration issues. It notes Europe’s higher production costs after war, potential tariff shifts, and the impact of increased immigration on U S industry and labor markets.
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France Faces War Loans as Bank Reserves Show Strength
The Paris bank reports advances to the government totaling 420,400 on October 1 and a credit balance of 51,200,000, with bank bills in circulation down 41,000 from the prior week. Deposits rose to 3,435,400,000, indicating ample reserves to support a new loan if war extends. Finance Minister Ribot signals cautious optimism about reopening the Paris Bourse and necessary measures to reinforce market stability while preventing capital flight.
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Registration Totals in Chicago Reach 283,935 for November Vote
Chicago reports 283,935 voters registered yesterday for the November election including 68,191 women. October saw 291,403 on the first day, with 653,265 voters on the books. The last day for registration is October 13 despite war news absorbing attention.
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