Singers Dead in Manila Hotel Endings Shlesinger Case
International report details a Manila hotel tragedy involving Baldwin, a San Francisco actor and singer, and Mrs. Schlesinger. Police suspect murder by poison after a weeks long relationship turmoil and a fatal night at her Luneta apartment. The composer and director was found in the arms of the woman as a second bottle's poison finished them both.
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Pollen
Aigarge Fawin
San Francisco
Cyvik
Mra
Ag Sch
Fai Sian
Baldwin
Muchacho
Room Bay
Far East
rawley-Blond
Schlesinger
palsBy
Wagonalky
Former Dubuque Man Faces Mann Act and Alimony Contempt
Chicago reports Robert J5. Lee formerly of Dubuque La is charged with Mann Act violations and contempt of court. Arrested in New Orleans with a young woman he allegedly took from Dubuque a year and a half ago. Lee pleads contn uance to March and the court reduces the woman's payments from 20000 to 5000.
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Chicago
Robert J5. Lee
Dubuque
New Orleans
Lee Im
Studge Sehulwan
Lee
Opening Statements in Herrin Miners Second Trial Begin
Opening statements opened today in the second Herrin mine riot trial where six men face murder charges. The prosecution outlined its case as the defense prepared to challenge the remaining count before Judge Warr of Williamson County. The court planned to adjourn over the weekend after statements conclude and testimony would commence later.
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Herrin
Marion
Maren
Mander
Warr
Well
Williamson County
Partial Eclipse of Moon Tonight Seen in North America
Chicago reports a partial lunar eclipse visible across North America with California and Mexico viewing the total eclipse later. Yerkes Observatory director B Frost notes the moon entering Earth’s shadow with first dim sighting around CST 2 87, peak at 8 32, shadow affecting the northeastern edge.
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No. Am
Chicago
Astrohage
North America
California
Mexico
B. Frost
Yerkes Obsearvatory
Williams Bar
Jocas
Marion Man Builds Unicycle Aims 250 Mile Speed
Prof BE Christie of Marion Iowa unveils a gyroscopic unicycle built to travel about 260 mph. The 14 foot high wheel carries 500 pound gyroscopes on each side and is powered by a base horsepower gasoline engine with chain drive. Christie, formerly Garfield College president in Wichita Kansas, has focused years on perfecting the invention.
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BE. J. Christie
Marion
Christie
Garfield Universit
Wichita
Kan
Digest of News Since Yesterday From Topeka to Rio Janeiro and More
A compilation of scattered items: Klan organizer tortured on a writ by state supreme court during ouster hearings. jewelers robbed in New York City of gems valued at 665000. Senate rejects president’s influence over Walter L Cohen in Louisiana politics. Bradstreet’s notes February 1923 business failures down 3 percent from a year earlier. Rio Janeiro reports death of Ruy Barros, Brazilian delegate to the permanent court of international justice. Shipping losses total 2.46 million in November, 4.30 million in December, 4.94 million in January per Lasker. Capt A T Hudgins dies after piloting first steamer through the Panama Canal. Mexican revolutionary Enrique Flores Magon dies in Leavenworth federal prison. Des Moines and Sioux City notices on suspected bandit gang linked to December Denver mint robbery. The will of former senator George Perkins bequeaths most of an estimated 1000000 estate to his five children.
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Topeka
Kan
H. H. Kitchen
Ku Klux Klan
Tattoon
State Supreme Court
New York
Lower East Side
Washington, D. C
Senate
Walter L. Cohen
Negra
Louisiana
New Orleans
Bradstreet
Rio Janeiro
Ruy Barhos
Permanent Court of International Justice
Shipping Board
Lasker
A. Ty. Hudgins
Panama Canal
Cai
Enrique Flores
Magon
Ricardo Flores Magon
Leavenworth
Miran
Mexico
Des Moines
Lesle Davis
Sioux Cie
Denver Mint
Pair Fined for Operating Autos Without License
In Cedar Falls WC Keunigen was fined £10 plus costs for operating autos without 1923 license plates. George Jf Geits also faced fines and costs. Bredimus case dismissed on payment of costs. Kennison pled guilty then not guilty, trial before Judge Count. he was found guilty and fined about $46 additional car costs. Dells pled guilty. costs ranged from $4.50 to $6. Other cases pending. State Agent Kamarar filed informations. Ed Jones pleaded guilty to defrauding a hotel keeper and received 30 days hard labor. Joe Hopkins was the prosecuting witness.
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WC. Keunigen
Cedar Falls
George Jf
Geits
Bredimus
Munnicipal
Soilay
Kennison
Gure
Audge O. B
Black Hawk County
Kamarar
Automobile Department
Ed Jones
Joe Hopkins
U S Seeks Cash Now for Rhine War Costs
Paris reports Assistant Secretary Isliot Wadsworth of the Treasury insists on cash for U S costs of Allied occupation troops on the Rhine. Germany owes about 265 million dollars. dye and chemical barter was once rumored. Wadsworth says no definite plan exists and he is there to negotiate.
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Paris
Petit Journal
Petit Parisien
Isliot Wadsworth
American Treasury
United States
Germany
Rhine
Wadsworth
International News Service
Brieske Triumphs In Chicago Alderman Race
Leo Brieske won the Chicago aldermanic contest in a Tuesday election. He personally supervised removing all his campaign posters after victory. In Wins City Missouri, Mrs. Nette Mann 45 promised her 18 year old husband support, paid bills with worthless checks and received a year in jail. In Baltimore, Nicholas Warlar may forget his birthday.
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Chicago
Leo Brieske
City
Nette Mann
Baltimore
Nicholas Warlmar
Sentenced to Church for "Love" Elopement
Miss Luella Malsted of Thayer Nebraska was ordered to serve a year of church attendance every Sunday as punishment for a love elopement with Edward Franklin, whose wife and two children were in Thayer. The pair were arrested in a Thayer residence described as a love nest, and the Franklin case was continued for further investigation.
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Chicago
Luella Malsted
Thayer
Neb
Halsted
Edward Franklin
German Ambassador Lunches with King at Buckingham Palace
March 2 reports the German ambassador Dr Gustave Sthamer and his wife dining with the king and queen at Buckingham Palace for the first time since the war, signaling rapprochement in Anglo German relations.
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Loudon
Gustave Sthamer
Buckingham Palices
South Carolina Debates Ban on Pool and Billiards
South Carolina lawmakers move to forbid pool and billiard rooms as the House passes a bill to ban operation of billiards statewide. The measure targets pool halls and social clubs, aiming to curb games amid the state's unique divorce law context.
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South Carolina
Columbia. S. C
House of Representatives of the
General Assembly
Senate
Paving forecast summer rush in Waterloo and state
City engineer Ralph B. Slippy predicts a record paving year with more street and highway hard surfacing than ever before. He cites early starts, rising bids later in the season, and large contracts in small towns such as Le Mars and Waterloo. Rail movement of materials could delay projects, while Waterloo eyes sewer expansion with a final March 12 consideration.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Slippy
Waterloo
Gane
le Mars
Jawa
Mars
Moore-Young Construction Company
Dubuque-ta- Omaha
Ecesaily
Style Show Had Strange Appeal for Some Folks
A tall sober man and a crowd gaze into a parlor window showcasing gowns and hats. He comments on a lamp while the home seamstresses discuss skirt lengths and rosettes, offering casual fashion tips to Katie.
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Katie
City dumping grounds and street byways mapped
The notice outlines dumping sites around Mullan avenue bridge Glendale avenue and Duryea Falls avenues below Highteenth street near Black Hawk street up river. It stresses that dumping ashes requires city permits—illegal dumps clash with ordinances and the city clerk issues licenses. It mentions private grounds and a push to fill lower owned property, with 523 known uses for White Garden etc, and references to Wave beers and Michigan in an unclear aside.
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Mullan Avenue
Glendale Avenue
Eighmey
Duryea
Falls Avenues
Highteenth Street
Black Hawk ‘Street
Dump Your Ashes Where Road Filling Is Needed
The city prepares spring cleanup with many households needing ash disposal. Street commissioner George Kilpatrick lists dump sites across sections where ash and rubbish filling will aid community projects. An extension to Fairview Avenue south of Park Road is urged to speed road work completion.
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George Kilpatrick
Fairview Avenue
Park Road
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