Montana Rector Case Develops as Mystery Deepens
Unexplained details surround the Havre Montana shooting of Mrs. Margaret Carleton and Rev Leonard Christler. Coroner's jury findings raise questions about weapon ownership and motives while a California statement from Frank Carleton questions a whitewash. Investigations continue as missing rings and weapon provenance remain unresolved.
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Havre
Leonard
Jacob Christler
Margaret Carleton
Butte
Mont
Carleton
Prank EB. Carleton
California
Christher
Christler
Christiet House
Mrs. Carleton
Pyle
Old Home
United Press
Waterloo
N. Y
Ray
Leonard Christler
All Outdoors
Fen Is
Stals Episcopal Church
Potsdam Prepares Surprise Gift For Ex Kaiser William
Potsdam reports a grand surprise gift planned for ex Kaiser William during his upcoming marriage to Princess Hermione of Hesse. Former court circles say Bran Gosmnitz, longtime imperial kitchen head, will arrange the wedding breakfast at Doorn. Berlin’s royal household circles note this is the first imperial style gift since 1914.
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Associated Press
Potsdam
Germany
Williams
Hermione
Euss
Doornood
Colery
Bran Gosmnitz
Imperial
Monorm
Royal
Mriness
Endet
Hermion
Berlin
Inca
Brunswick
Youth 17 Shoots Lovers Then Kills Self in Tragic Quarrel
In Manistee Michigan on November 1, Bar Suda 17 shot and killed Loretta Reiman and wounded Nettie White 15 after a Halloween party meeting at a moonlight spot. He then killed himself with a pistol, ending a fatal lovers’ quarrel.
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Manistee
Mich
Bar Suda
Fick
Mick
Loretta Reiman
Nettie White
Lonely Road
Vick Eartly
Judd
Miss Redmas
Miss White
Manican Cons Th in New York Reopens
The Mexican consulate in New York reopens after a protest last Friday against New York courts issuing a writ of attachment on fire property connected with a civil action by the Commonwealth American Trading Company.
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York
New York
Qomver-American Trading Company
Canadian Indians Seek Home Rule From Britain
Chief Deskahen of the Cayuga and Sin Nations leads a demand for home rule on Ontario reservations. They argue they are allied with Great Britain and should be treated as such rather than as subjects.
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Britain
Toronto
Can
Deskahen
Tripe
Ontario
Ohes
Mother Who Stole to Feed Children Betrayed
In Minneapolis a mother who stole to feed her three children was betrayed when a 16 year old son confessed to theft of a neighbor’s silk and linen valued at $100. Police recovered most items. a $3 reward to a child offered for tips led to the revelation.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Iarey
Aneward
Liberty Today
J. XL Nelson
Nelson
Birth anesthetic debate sparks at national meeting
At the National Anesthesia Research Society convention in Columbus, Dr. Arthur Cuedell touted nitrous oxide oxygen as a painless birth method claiming many mothers can self-administer under obstetric guidance and that babies are pink and vigorous at birth. Dr. Sylvester Goodman and others disputed safety and efficacy, likening it to twilight sleep and predicting further variants.
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Caylinkter Press
Columbus
National Anesthesia Research Society
Arthur Cuedell
Indianapolis
Gunerell
Guodell
Birch
Sylvester Goodman
Grant Hospital
Guedelis
Riot Quelled as Halloween Crowd Attacks Police
In Chicago, a Halloween riot began when merrymakers rallied and peddlers’ carts were set aflame. Conductors removing burning vessels faced tomatoes while authorities aimed to restore order. Police moved to disperse the crowd and restore transit safety amid disruptions on car tracks.
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Chicago
Mussolini Steers Italy Toward Stability After Uprising
Italy moves toward normalcy as Mussolini forms a new ministry after youth-led upheavals. Crowds cheered in Rome while ministers work to reopen industry and stabilize the economy. Loyalists back the new cabinet as parliament faces uncertainty over its future.
Mrs Gibson Delivers Poem After Camera Incident
Mrs Jane Gibson, witness to the Mills murders, drove away photographers with a shotgun then recited a poem she provided to reporters. The verse, titled Truth Forever, expresses Duty and resilience amid turmoil as she reflects on fate and memory.
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Iiternaliosal
New Brunswick
Jane Gibson
all-Mills
Shane Otani
Lars Torneo
New York Election Backroom Talk Signals Shifts
Analysts weigh Democratic turnout and Republican defections in New York City as Smith and Taft figure in a volatile statewide race. Reports suggest possible large margins for Smith in the city, with speculation on party loyalty and worker support shaping expectations. A separate mine disaster report from Gueharss notes hundreds feared killed in a coal mine explosion with details scarce.
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New York
Ci Ith
New
Democratic Party
Wilkesmitre
Palsdolin Civigne Oa
Ts Ton
Pointetti
Othe Uhmang
Wanda’ Cin
Frias
Kaine
Smith
York
Jess
New York Post
Ineavon
Gueharss
Tee
Demoralized Plot Aimed at Halloween Sabotage In Iowa Circles
fragmentary report outlines a failed Halloween sabotage plan in Des Moines amid Democratic efforts to boost turnout against Brookhart and other Republicans. Mention of Mrs. Kandail wife of the governor and political reformers is noted in the scattered text.
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Des Moines
Demotrats
Mra
Kandail
Envernor
Cirealar
Hrookhart
Gay. Kendail
Reet
Iowa egg shortage battle forecasts grim season
Iowa egg dealers anticipate a disastrous season due to ongoing warrelated weather. Large egg and poultry brokers report 600 storage cars of eggs held statewide and 4 500 cars in motion across Davenport Sioux City and other points. Prices have dropped to about 27 to 34 cents a dozen with a 2 cent per dozen loss from storage and insurance. Production this year is historic, but warm October extended the season, forcing thousands of dozens into farmers hands and likely driving prices down further once marketed.
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Tressley Molies
Iowa
Davenport
Sioux
Po Haven
Lonal
Towa Hons
Ictig
Lowden Case Occupies Court in Anamosa Trial over July 4 Celebration
In Anamosa Iowa November 1 the Lowden post of the American Legion sues former mayor Henry Mowry and others for 50000 in damages over a planned celebration. Charles Rainking testifies that the July 4 date was chosen by Logian against Mowry’s June idea to avoid reviving a Kreigerfest. Keinking maintains no patriotic wrongs were planned and testimony continues.
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Anamosa
Lowden
Mowry
Aia
Hariton
Stowwamtarl
Keinking
Aeten
Klan Issues Speed Warnings On Des Moines Streets
Des Moines Klux Klan members displayed large red and white billboards urging motorists to slow down. The messages proclaimed Stop When you speed you violate the law and Good plus uphold the law as they supported speed enforcement measures. Local billboard firms note this marks the first open Klan public display in support of such a roadway measure.
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Es Moines
Billboard Company
Ans
Brookhart and Herring Close Campaign in Des Moines
Des Moines hosts final campaign events as W S Brookhart and Clyde K Merrhing wind up five months of tours. Herring challenges Brookhart to a public debate at the coliseum, likely declined. Brookhart speaks at Unionworth high school as both candidates press a flurry of three to six speeches daily ahead of election.
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Des Moines
W. Brookhart
Clyde K. Merrhing
Herring
Col. Brookhart
Colseum
Brookhart
Uneworth
Waterloo Boy Held on Theft Charge in Marshall Jail
Ernest P. Powell of Waterloo, arrested in Marshall on a $400 theft from United Cigar Stores where he was employed, awaits his father's arrival. Powell, who reported a Monday robbery and which he says two men staged, has confessed and previously served time in reform school for forgery.
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Marshalltown
Ernest P. Powell
Waterloo
United Cigar Stores Ccompany
Young Powell
Reformatory
Muscatine Stores Close All Day to Honor Veterans
Muscatine Indiana merchants vote to close all stores on Armistice Day November 11 in tribute to World War veterans. The plan, agreed weeks ago, aims for a full day closure despite some shops preferring a half or normal business day.
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Muscatine
America
Sterday
Prnel Wits
Body of man killed by train shipped to medical college
The unidentified man killed by a Burlington train near Albia Iowa had his body sent to the state university anatomy lab. A Cedar Rapids firm name on his cap suggested he was from that city. The body was found with hands and feet cut by the train and clothing bearing a garbled tag.
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Medical College
Albia
Purlington
Town State University
Anatomy Laboratory
Dawudrs Iar
Heroism of Twenty Years Ago Rewarded Now in Time of Need
Twenty years ago Jesse WK Leon saved a girl clinging to running horses and earned thanks from the girl's father. After the father John Dowers died he left 1800 to Scott. A search found the vanished van in Minneapolis and a check was sent. The girl, now a widow, wrote Scott offering him a job, which he accepted.
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Dayton
Ta. Novy
Jesse WK
Leon
John Dowers
Sle
Scott
Minneapolis
Rcutt
Mrs Hall admits knowing nothing at all of murder
In New Brunswick New Jersey Mrs Eleanor Hall denied involvement in the murder of Rev Dr Edward W Hall rector and music lover. She claimed she was not present at the crime scene and had no theory or information to aid investigators.
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Mrs. Hall
Hall
Mills
Ashe
Phillips Farm
Jane Gibson
Mrs. Mills
Mrs. Had
Town Legion After Every Bonus Vote
A winded campaign plans to mobilize all pro bonus voters for election day Tuesday November 7. Des Moines organizers will station two volunteers at each polling place with speeches at theatres to urge turnout. A veteran and a member of the Women’s Auxiliary along with a veteran’s father will be placed at every polling place.
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Des Moly
Des Moines
Womens Auxiliary
Gilette and Boies on Water Wagon Hallowe'en Thieves Loot Country Store
In Des Moines and Muscatine areas on November 1, reports say Gilette and Boies face anti prohibition endorsements while WD Reiss also holds dry support. Meanwhile in Conesville a general store break-in stole 500 to 890 dollars of apparel with thieves fleeing in a canvas wagon and suspected ranchery involvement.
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Gilette
Boies
Hallowe'en Thieves
Des Moines
Guy MM
Congress
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Giette
Yain
WD. Reiss
Mieventt
Poth
Conesville
Vie
Missing Carroll Girl Found in Omaha Hotel
A girl from Carroll Island, reportedly missing for over a week, was located today in an Omaha hotel by Garth Y Wyatt of the Des Moines detective bureau. She is en route to Adel, the Dallas County seat, under the care of llyatt. William Peaster of Perry, a railroad worker, is in custody.
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Pies Moines
Leona Baker
Carroll
Garth Y Wyatt
Des Moines
Llyatt
Adel
Dallas County
William Peaster
Perry
Ite
Indict Auto Driver for Manslaughter in Fatal Crash
Red Oak La James B. Hodges has been indicted by the county grand jury on a manslaughter charge connected to the death of Mr and Mrs Anderson who were killed in a collision near Stanton. The crash involved the vehicle driven by Hodges.
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Red Oak
James BR. Hodges
Aaron Anderson
Stanton
Modges
LeMars Light Plant Fire Darkens City
Fire at LeMars light plant caused about $15 000 in damage and cut electric service across the city. The gas plant nearby, owned by L R Thompson of Chicago, was not spared.
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LeMars
Luo Mara
Tr Todas
L. R. Thompson
Chicago
Canquet of the Tow a Chiropractic Hagsoutstion
Gov Kendal and Mayor Garver will speak at the annual Canquet of the Tow a Chiropractic Association and Progressivu Chiropractors in Tiustows. Local market worries rise as warm weather slows demand and prices drop. At Wiota and Miysictins from nearby towns assist in battling a diphtheria outbreak. thirteen cases emerged quickly.
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Lies Moines
N. E. Kendal
Garver
Towa
Tiustows Agrisouition of Progressivu Chiropractors
Ysther
Yes Moiness Towa Lens
Chicago Publisher Plans African Circumnavigation Expedition
Chicago publisher and explorer W. J. Boyce announced plans to depart for Africa on a balloonograph expedition to photograph jungle life from the air. He aims to circumnavigate the continent and revisit West Coast territories, building on prior tours in northern Africa.
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Chisago
W. J. Boyce
Chicago
Exlorer
Toren Tank
East Africa
Africa
Tle
West Coast
Europe
Boree
Mrs Phillips Family To Tell Her Life Story In Court
Two sisters Etta May Phillips and Ola Weaver are set to testify for the defense that Mrs. Phillips is insane and suffered derangement since childhood. They plan to recount her life from infancy in Texas to moments before the July hammer murder case in which Alberta Meadows was killed, with trial underway in Los Angeles.
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Texas
Hammer
Alberta
Meadows
Etta May
Ola Weaver
Bert Herrington
Porto Rican Mayor Urges Recall of Gov Reilly
Mayor Martins of San Juan Porto Rico visits Washington to urge President Harding to remove Gov Reilly and his administration and appoint a "big man" to the post.
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Harding
Gov. Reilly
Washington, ID
Martin
San Juan
Porto Rico
Trarding
Gov
Neilly
Kidnaped Girl Wandering in Wood
Muskegon Michigan November 1 12 year old Rosalie Shanty the Diving Venus of Muskegon beach found wandering near Dublin Michigan after being abducted from Sunday school. She was battered bruised and disoriented with a swollen wrist and discolored throat believed choked and thrown from a car. She remained unconscious after being taken to a Zeink home as doctors feared for her life.
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International
Muskegon
Mich
Rosalie Shanty
Muskegon Jbeach
Dublin
Michigan
Lake Counties
Dents
Joseph Premnosaki
Misketon
Zeink
Pir
Senator Brands Attacks Waterway Plan At Luncheon
Senator Charles H. Town of Michigan told the Chicago Association of Commerce that the Atlantic project is selfish and unworthy. He said only 34 miles of physical obstacles remain and dam construction would cost about 252 million dollars, yielding water power sufficient to justify the investment.
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Pat Jakes
Montreal
New York
Middle West
Charles HK
Shore
Michigan
Chicago Association of Commerce
Negotiations Under Way for U S Participation in World Court
Informal talks have been proceeding between the league of nations and Washington to enable American participation in electing judges to the permanent court of international justice. Washington advisories say adjustments are in progress for U S government representation in the court created by the Versailles treaty.
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League
State Department
Washington
Permanent Court of International Justice
Virginia Statesman Thomas Nelson Page Dies At Home
Thomas Nelson Page former ambassador to Italy died at his Hanover County home in Virginia. Reports from Richmond dated November 1 state his death occurred today. Also in San Francisco on Thanksgiving markets prices for turkeys were 35 to 45 cents a pound, easing from two years ago.
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Thomas Nelson Page Terreys Lover OX
Virginia
Coast
Titan
Inchmond
Thomas Noulson
Italy
Ruthors
Hianover County
San Francisco
Woman Found Dead in Paterson Nevada Room with Note
Police report Paterson Nevada, Nev, wedding party member Kimball found in her room with a note stating Enclosed is a dollar bill for Une gas 1 tee. The fragmentary OCR notes suggest a possible homicide or suicide case pending investigation.
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Paterson
N. F
Marrie Kimball
German budget projects 440.9 billion mark deficit
Berlin nov 1 the German budget for the next fiscal year shows a deficit of 440 900 900 000 marks officials stated today the prewar value of 40 000 000 1000 marks was 105 000 000 000 dollars
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Berlin
AAWOON Boosts Col Brookhart in Iowa Campaign
In Des Moines on November 1 the Republican organization backs Col Brookhart with Kendall and Gibson campaigning for a straight GOP ticket. Senator Rawson in Port Dodge defends Brookhart as not a Socialist and predicts Brookhart will be the next U S senator. He says Herring is well liked but many of his friends are Republicans.
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Des Moines
Col. Brookhart
Goy
Kendall
Gibson
Charles Rawson
Port Dodge
Dnans
Kenyon
Kookhare
Washington
Brookhart
United States
Herring
Court OK on King James Bible Purchase Reversed
San Francisco supreme court today reversed a King's County superior court ruling and blocked Selma Union High School District from buying two copies of the King James Bible for the school library. The court held the acquisition would violate school law and affirmed the prohibition.
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San Francisco
Cali
Nav
Supreme Court
King's County
Selma Union High
Hotel Man Tells of Suspicion of Burch
Cross examination of Thomas J. Nealy, hotel proprietor, shows he grew suspicious of defendant after a waiter offered a room across the street from Kennedy’s brokerage office and a hotel stay bonus was proposed. The murder case against J S Belton Kennedy continues with A C Durch representing the defense.
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Jos Angles
Cal
Thomas J1
Nealy
Natel
Ual
A.C. Durch
Js Belton Kennedy
Iealy
Burch
Healy
Kennedy
Lloyd George ill cancels speeches in London
British Prime Minister David Lloyd George is ill with a cold. He is unable to deliver speeches for the next few days, though officials say the condition is not serious.
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London
Normer
David Lloyd George
City Seeks 650 Damages for Fire Truck Repairs
Waterloo sues T G Cameron in To ledo district court over 1947 motor hook and ladder truck damage from an accident at Bayard and Wearth streets. Fire department chief Ray Tiller and city officials travel tonight to testify as Cameron allegedly caused the crash by avoiding a family auto. Cameron signed blame and agreed to pay repairs but later refused.
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Kerry M. Heed
Charles C. Mackay
Ray Tiller
Toledo
Tame County District Court
City of Waterloo
T. G. Cameron
Igam
Cay
Oei
Cameron
Bayard and
Wearth
Crossing Signals Showed Success at Night Tests
A demonstration of the alternating red flashing crossing signal was conducted at Falls avenue crossings of the Hock Island and GC GW tracks. City officials witnessed the device stop approaching drivers at various distances, with lights alone proving sufficient to halt cars without the bell.
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Secon
Falls Avenue
Hock Island
Visiting Florida Woman Lounges With Cousin Here
Miss Anna J. Wilson of St Petersburg Florida is visiting her cousin William G. Wilson here. She is en route home from Los Angeles where she spent the summer with her sister. The report notes two new scarlet fever cases, Anna French and Louise Donath, with addresses listed. Coin boxes for schools were placed in public and parochial institutions to raise funds for Forget-Me-Not flowers delivery.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
William G. Wilson
Los Angeles
Anna French
Broadway
Louise Donath
Second Street
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