Missing cashier linked to bank shortage shock
City, Sept 20 an apparent bank shortage involves $3,000 to $9,000 missing from Noonan Bank holdings with about $1,100 not missing. The treasurer Joan Ku saved accounts and funds were currency prepared for new money. Suspect fled, with appearances of fleeing to Los Angeles and Mexico as investigators pursue clues.
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Efi
Ind
Helbak
Ifm
Joan Ku
al Rer
Wiensearer
Scherrer
Mexico
Irish Interest Again Centers in Gairloch
London reports broad Irish question focus shifting to Gairloch Scotland where Lloyd George and De Valera reply shape Irish acceptance of a prearranged invitation. Hospital notes list Miss Martifa Craykt and Miss Mary Extive Coover post operative conditions with other local patients recovering after recent procedures.
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Gairloch
London
Scotland
Lloyd | Georgs BP de Valera
Sina
Bayintg
Het
Harding to Open Conference On Unemployment View
Washington September 20 President Harding will open the conference next Monday with an address outlining views on providing work for the nation’s youths. Secretary Hoover announced final preparations after cabinet meeting. Every effort will be made to relieve unemployment before winter.
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Washington
Harding
Peasant Conference
Indiaia Natration
Hoover
Sfort
Rev B W Tyler Is Named Moderator Indiana Presbytery
Rev B W Tyler, pastor of Central Presbyterian Church in Terre Haute, was elected moderator of the Indiana Presbytery at the opening session held at the Westinlusthr Presbyterian church Monday night. He succeeds L Harris of Rockport and will preside as presiding elder with twelve ministers and twelve elders as delegates to the synod in October. The meeting drew attendees from outside the city and routine business filled the rest of the day. Temperature readings noted a maximum of 9 and a minimum of 4.
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B Ford
W. Tyler
Central Presbyterian Churchs
Terre Auto
Indiana
Westinlusthr Presbyterian Church
L. Harris
Tockport
Iitg
Baerat
Washington
Fermon
eAlgit
Terre Hae
York
Pastor's Aid Society
Ube
Open Speech Draws Union Radicals In Speech
At the union convention several speakers urged unity and coordinated action toward wage and nationalization demands. Leaders proposed pressuring operators to force a wage scale conference next March while emphasizing intervention at constitutional and legal levels.
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Bert
the United
Mibe
Lewis
Up Man Draws Sentence After Hold Up Attempt
Loud gully circuit court today sentenced Knowles to from to twenty years in prison for the hold up attempt and shooting of Freu Yubghans on last Saturday night. Knowles had been the victim of several sholdubs this summer and died Monday afternoon.
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Genet
Knowles
R ‘Knowles
Freu Yubghans
Nolinghans
Washington r y a phut- out-3, to i ' Thobwblf 'ea in?
The fragment describes a baseball game moment where a pitcher hit a batter, forcing him to retire, with Mayer noted by local fans for catching Jownhey. It mentions the Ureys and a game at Ft. Sranch next Sunday.
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Washington
Mayer
Jownhey
Ureys
Ft. Sranch
Arbuckle Booze Tale Recurs As Trial Nears
San Francisco reports on Jabgr day jurfy for Ruscoe Arbuckle and the death of Virginie Rappe. Arbuckle has told federal investigators there was alcohol present and has refused to discuss further details.
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San Francisco
Ruscoe Arbuckle
Virginie Rappe
Flying prohibition squad heads for Indiana raid region
A federal dry squad under Chief Gallo Jr plans a Midwest sweep. After a clean up in New York City the team will visit Minnesota Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Maryland with Chicago already raided. Leaders led the operation and barrels were searched and samples taken from cars. The raid was said to be ordered from Washington.
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New York City
West States
Washington
Middle West
Prohibition
Galloay, Jr
Thia
Chicago
Prohibition Chief Rules On Home Brew Limits
Prohibition Commissioner announces that heads of families may register to produce up to 200 gallons of intoxicating fruit juice at home per year. The policy allows fruit juices processed at home but forbids intoxicating wine or spirits. In other news, the body of Arthur Allison, six, is reported from Roya sob, er vide north Bt zs.
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Prohibition
Howe
Allison
Arthcur
Hy Allison
Roya Sob
North
Four Stills Found On Mayor's Father Farm
Closer reading of the report notes four illegal stills found on a farm attributed to the mayor's family. Authorities describe mash and distilling equipment recovered in a brushy back area described as Teveeds, with Joe Low named as a son of the owner who could not be reached for comment.
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Clover
Wright
Joe Low
Missing central figure in Spruce Mountain war drama
Logan West Virginia investigators arrived to locate Sheriff Don Chaffin, the central figure in the Spruce Mountain conflict, as tensions rose with miners and officials in Marmet and Mingo County. The indictment against more than 200 miners and Waker arson charges sparked a miners’ army mobilization, halting activity and prompting officials to reorganize patrols along Spruce Mountain.
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Logan
W. Va
Don Chafty
Logan County
Mare
Marmet
Jth Sprace Mountain
Daviess County Ministers Return From Conference
Ministers from Daviess County return home after the Methodist conference closing Monday. Assignments include May Wheatland as evangelist for Vincennes district and A L Law for Bloomington district. Several pastors receive new churches and the conference reports show membership gains and overall funds details.
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Daviess County
Nerevilla
Iran
Epis
May
Wheatland
Washington Circus
Vincennes
A. L. Law
Bloomington
R.A. Ragsdale
K Brishswood
Indianapola
Steele
Edwin Chedd
J. H. Doddridge
Hyde
Westey Chapel
Board of Stewards
Snow enters plea of not guilty in drug case
David Snow, accused with others in a Lindeman drug bust, pleads not guilty at a Monday hearing. Defense attorney requested a trial date of 3250, with Snow remanded to jail as proceedings continue.
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David Snow
Submarine R-27 Reported in Distress Near Guantanamo
Washington reports the Naval Submarine R-27 is in distress about miles north of Guantanamo, Cuba. The Mt. Calm, a small navy speed boat, rushes to assist as a storm develops, leaving the disabled submarine in sea conditions.
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Washington
R-27
Guastanamo
Dio
Naval Service
Hes Assialag
Publicawareness and Ku Klux Klan display controversy
The article discusses a planned Klan display and its public reception, noting enemies and anti-Catholic, anti-Jew, and anti-negro sentiments alleged by press outlets. It cites the New York Times and other papers on the organization’s influence, alleged malice, and the moral impact on the community.
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P. E.rothe
Notorlows
Odionauteus Klux-Kleu
Herald
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Putin
Tsiébokia
Ku Klux Klan
Catholic
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New” York
Marc
St. Louis
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Louisville
Ara Pot
Alice Joftach
Fae
Newepa
Danger Federal
New York
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Pittleas
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