Chicago Officers Ordered to Shoot to Kill O Connor
Chicago police chief and officials demanded officers shoot to kill the fugitive Tommy O Connor after a violent jail escape. Guards recaptured four escapees, seized vehicles, and intensified manhunt steps as police pledged no mercy if confronted.
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Arms Conference Delegates Plot Return Home
Report from the international arms conference reveals plenary action seeking withdrawal of foreign post offices from China and limiting foreign radio stations while considering Chinese autonomy. Delegates discussed Siberia Yap and Shantung, with Yap negotiations nearing completion and Shantung settled in a separate Japan-China talks.
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Vinton business man suspected in bedroom assault
United Press reports a prominent Vinton businessman was expected to be arrested on charges of trying to assault Mrs Myrtle Flickinger a 60 year old widow in her bedroom Saturday night bloodhounds followed a trail after a 26 minute fight ending with Mrs Flickinger grabbing a revolver and warding off the attack police investigate further in Vinton Iowa December 12 19XX.
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Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Mail Robbery Case
In Phoenix Maricopa County Ray Gardner faced retrial after the jury could not agree on charges of robbing the mails on November 3. Judge William H. Sawtelle dismissed the prior jury after 17 hours of deliberation. Gardner admitted to the robbery but pleaded mental abnormality.
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Rayy Gardner
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William H. Sawtelle
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Maricopa Renbery
Fall Studies Floods of Imperial Valley
Imperial Valley residents attend opening hearings with Secretary Albert B. Fall and Arthur P. Davis on government steps to develop the Colorado River for flood protection. The gathering in San Diego, California discusses valley safeguards and river works.
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Secretary of the Interior
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Packers Refuse Arbitration of Strike Demands
Chicago packing house officials declined arbitration on strike demands by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers, while union leaders pushed for talks. Reports cite President Harding and the Labor Department considering mediation. Separate unrest includes a lynching in Fort Worth and gunfire against a Kansas City worker. In New York, 2000 meat cutters quit, halting beef deliveries. the walkout targets only the major packers, with independent butchers continuing work.
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters
Butcher Works
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Dennis Lane
Washington
Harding
Department of Labor
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Fort Worth
Fred Youse
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Davidson Buys Furniture Stock in City Sale Planned
Davidson buys the People's Furniture stock at 226-228 Fifth Street from Jacob Greenberg. Cash consideration not disclosed. Fifth Street store closed Saturday night. stock moved to Davidson on Bridge Street for a special sale to be announced. Invoices total about 17000 dollars. stock includes new medium-priced furniture rugs and stoves, no second-hand goods. Greenberg retires after 12 years. Davidson expands after recent Kinnefelter Livery barn purchase.
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Farmers Gravel Roads In Fox Township
Fox township wakes to road questions as supervisor Matt Ahles notes graveling underway on east and west roads. 18 to 50 teams hauled gravel daily last week prompting county board petitions for more gravel in the township’s east and south sectors.
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New York
Abraham Glickstein
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Seek Doctor's Slayer Among His Patients
Mrs. Tenn Glickstein aged 76, mother of Dr. Abraham Glickstein, shot Saturday night, died today from heart disease while viewing her son's body.
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New York
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Abraham. Glickstein
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Evans Dies at Chattanooga Home at 78
H Clay Evans former United States commissioner of pensions and London consul general 1902 1905 died suddenly at his Chattanooga home early today aged 78 He served in the first congress from the Third Tennessee district won the 1894 governor race before a legislative recount overturned it He was delegate at large to Republican national conventions between 1892 and 1916
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H. Clay Evans
United States Commissioner of Pensions
London
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Tennessee
Lloyd George Eyeing Talks on International Finance
London dispatch reports Lloyd George may attend an international financial conference in Washington if President Harding calls it. He would not initiate the gathering but is interested in economic rehabilitation and plans to discuss the issue with Premier Briand early next week.
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London
Lloyd George
Washington
Harding
Briand
Morse Back Will Hurry to Capital
United Press reports the department of justice will take Charles W. Morse, New York shipbuilder, to Washington to face charges related to his shipbuilding war contracts. Morse arrived in New York from the French liner Paris and will be required to report promptly.
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Paris
Dean Eddy of Minnesota Dies After Illness
Henry Turner Addy dean emeritus of the University of Minnesota died suddenly at his Minneapolis home Sunday. He suffered heart trouble aggravated by pneumonia, according to reports. Addy was a longtime professor and administrator at the university, and his death is noted in United Press dispatches from Minneapolis.
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Tlemois Miners To Consider Union Order
Illinois miners' executive board will decide Wednesday on the demand from the United Mine Workers of America that Ite avis miners stop aiding the Kansas strikers. President Frank Farvington announced the action this morning in Springfield.
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International Executive Board
United Mine! Workers of America
Iteavis
Kansas
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Frank Far Vington
Five More Indicted Men Under Bonds
Five more defendants indicted by the grand jury have been taken into custody and released on bond. Barton Thomas faces liquor nuisance charges with $1,000 bond, Dave Pairweather gambling nuisance with $3,000 bond, Charles Gentle liquor nuisance with $1,000 bond, Henry Eva Hauer nuisance with $1,000 bond, and Charles Munson liquor nuisance with unspecified bond. There are now 34 defendants in county jail, all but one men.
Tobless Man Is Shot While Stealing Shoes
Alex Nichols, out of work two months, was shot and likely fatally wounded after police caught him stealing shoes from a storefront display window he had broken. Saeora, Japan is funding an underground telephone system.
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Alex Nichols
Diapepsin Promise for Quick Stomach Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a harmless antacid that quickly relieves sour or out of order stomachs in five minutes. It claims digestion improves after meals, easing gas, heartburn, and heaviness, with a free sample offered through druggists.
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England
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Degler Convicted of Murder in 1909 Case
John Frank Degler was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting his father in Muscatine Iowa. He vowed he would not be taken alive and had fled after the crime, being arrested in Worcester Massachusetts in a bond robbery case. Attorneys have 10 days to file a motion for a new trial.
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John Frank Degler
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Michael Lukah
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Degler
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Alass
Blackman’s Church
Blackman
Burch Laughs at Effort to Convict Him in County Case
Los Angeles December 12 The murder trial of Arthur G Burch continues into its fourth week with C S Summar a realty operator and state prison witness testifying. Summar said he saw Burch near the beach within an hour of the shooting and that the defendant threw a shotgun into the ocean. Burch said he was amused by the state's efforts and as confident as ever of acquittal.
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Arthur G. Burel
J. Bellon Kennedy
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Los Angeles
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Bad Check Artist Sent Up for 10 Years
A man, known by multiple aliases, pleaded guilty to forgery after swindling merchants in over twenty Iowa towns by passing bad cashier’s checks. He was sentenced to ten years in the Anamosa reform school.
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Dee
Stephen Kreiger
Omana
Im Nore
Iowa
Vernon Commercial Handhame Institution
Marshalltown
Anamosa Reformato
Denver Auto Accidents Leave One Dead Three Injured
By United Press Denver Colo Dec 12 One man Casson 60 was killed crossing a street when struck by a motor car. Three others were seriously injured as a vehicle overturned near Denver in a series of crashes.
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Fighting Parson Peguliar Person Thrive in Peace Time
Chanute Kansas December reports Rev Earl A Blackman former World War I chaplain known as the Fighting Parson of the Thirty Fifth remains a popular pastor at First Christian Church. He advocates social programs and a larger church plant while noting past boxing and refereeing duties overseas and in the AEF. He recalls boxing bout plans halted by G HQ and summarizes a varied career across engineering farming and evangelism.
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Boxing for High School Boys Weekly Meeting Inferred
Re raise in salary and annual resignation submitted amid church opposition to amusements. Janet Spring denied thrice and a raise was voted, declined. He said he earned extra income refereeing boxing bouts while serving as national chaplain. Mentions 70,000 Utind yerfens in America.
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Indians Going Wild Over Automobiles
The Associated Press reports the board of Indian commissioners notes automobiles fascinate Indians as much as whites. Agents across Indian country report many first profits from the sale of tribal lands are spent on cars, signaling strong interest in motor vehicles.
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