Nevada cave expedition seeks vast underground city
A University of Nevada party led by Governor Scrugham explored caverns near Lehman Caves in Nevada. Archaeologists Dr F. Schappelle and Dr Peter Iachson reported ancient pottery widening the northern reach of finds by about 300 miles. They found hieroglyphic-like marks, a strong water flow 90 feet deep, live worms at 100 feet, and a burial cave with five age-battered skeletons, suggesting a buried urban complex beneath the desert.
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University of Nevada
Govenor Scrugham
Lehman Caves
Ca Gota
F. Schappelle
Chappelle
Peter
Baker Creek
Blase Youth Modern Child At London Party
A brief note describes a children's party scene with a jest about lemonade being under proof. The line hints at a refined London humorous culture and social chatter of guests.
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London
Infamous Franks Case Ends With Dual Confessions
The high profile 1924 abduction and murder of 4 year old Bobby Franks leads to confessions from Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold. Their case spawns a dramatic Illinois trial, involving searches across Chicago, massive public interest, and debates on punishment and mental state.
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Robert Franks
Jacob Franks
Penn
Ellis Avenue
Chicago
Erhen Preparatory School
Mr. Franks
George Johnson
Robert
Eighteenth Streets
Franks
Harvard
Crewe
Robert &. Crewe
Richard Loeb
Albert H. Loeb
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Nathan F. Leopold
Greenwood Avenue
Leopold
Loeb
Yarvard
John Levinson
Brandson
Julius Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck and Company
Bobby Franks
Bobby
Ey Algo
Joe
Leo
Fraternity
University of Michigan
Jackson Park
New York
Franks Boy
Clarence S. Darrow
Walter
Benjamin Bachrach
Cook County
Grand Jury
Illinois
John R. Caverly
Criminal Courts of
Bernard Glueck
H. 8. Hulbert
Bar Association of Chicago
Samuel Ettleson
Corpus Delicti
Nathan
Allan Loeb
Richard
Jacob
M. Loeb
Chicago Board of Education
University of Chicago
Carl Schurz
Germany
Market Report from The Star Wholesale and Retail Prices
Local buyers quote wholesale prices for spring chickens at 22 cents for whole birds and 17 cents for leghorns, butter and creamery products, corn meal, and flour. Retail listings show local flour at 9.00 per barrel and 45 for 12 pounds, plus screenings and mixed goods. Baltimore wholesale prices list steers and lambs on the prior day close.
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Dias
Cence Ates
Eneaaess
Roosevelt Cabin to Be Preserved as Stone Shrine in North Dakota
The Roosevelt Cabin once used by Theodore Roosevelt near Medora in the Little Missouri Bad Lands will be preserved as a stone shrine by the North Dakota State Historical Society. Curator Lewis F. Crawford plans a stately shrine over the pine log cabin, with funding via popular subscriptions from across the states. The cabin, built 1880-91 from logs cut near the Little Missouri, traveled to the 1904 St. Louis Exposition before returning to the Capitol grounds.
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Associated Press
Bismarck
N. D
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Medora
Little Missouri
North Dakota
State Historical Society of
Lewis F. Crawford
Crawford
Northwest
Capitol
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