Youthful Bandits Face Guilty Plea in Bolts from Car Chase
In a dramatic pursuit through Berarme, deputies and police chased two youths as they fled with silver and holiday receipts. Shots peppered the cars for miles from Gardens gate to Lincoln school, injuring Mills and Reicher while Forsythe and Relaxer recovered the loot and fled toward town. Both youths admitted planning to plead guilty when arraigned as Judge Lynch was away. Mills from Joplin Missouri and Seifert from Tulea Oklahoma.
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Berarme
Gardens Gate
Lincoln School
Forsythying Polles
Forsythe
Retcher
Mills
St. James Pal
Fat Lam
P.E. Dows
R. A. Rotoring
J. Fe
Vmlers
Seifert Geftly
Ford
Reigger
Montana
Kennedy
Seifert
Lee
Gaiandtoa
oMee
Butte
Lynch
Wil
Joplin
Tulea
Okla
Had Excellent Reputations In Their Home Town
Sogetal Dugpaten to the Stand FOPLAN Mo July aia anne for robbery went to the Montana city At the end of the last term of the Missouri Bchoo of Mines to inspect the mines in Montana Relfert is president of the junior clans of the school and sills in the vice president Both are well known young men here and graduated from the local high school in 1922 They both have excellent reputations here oof Joplin yutte
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Foplan
Aia Anne
Montana
Entertainer Plans for Navy Arrival in Santa Barbara
A garbled Santa Barbara item reports plans for Navy entertainment reach and a death tied to a fault line. The piece mentions a Ventura connection and a man who was moved after a week of incoherent behavior and died at the location.
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Amsoclaver
Ventura
His Horsemanship Saves Rockefeller in Auto Collision
Ytown New York July 6 ex pert horsemanship saved Jenn Di Rockefeller Jr from injury when his two horse coach narrowly avoided a crash with an automobile. Rockefeller was driving toward Broadway to catch a train to Newark when a car sped from a garage, forcing a sharp right turn that scraped the rear wheel of his rig.
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Ytown
N.Y
Jenn di" Rockefeller, Jr
Mr. Rockefeller
Broadway
Newark
Bankruptcy Schedule Reveals Heilbronner Co Liabilities
Federal Judge approves the bankruptcy filing of Heilbronner Co with $50.40 in wages owed to employees and $1,218,204.70 to unsecured creditors, no secured claims. Referee Frank W. Haskins will notify creditors and set a meeting to choose a trustee to liquidate assets, with individual debts to a Los Angeles president and several Montana residents noted among substantial Hellbronner sums and assets totaling about 1.94 million dollars.
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Charles N. Pray
Frank W. Haskina
Tribune's New 14 Story Home Opens in Chicago
The Chicago Tribune formally opened its new 14 story Michigan Avenue home. The tower rises nearly 600 feet above the sidewalk, with Gothic limestone exterior, and nine acres of floors. Flowers line the lower floors for Col. Robert R McCormick and Capt Joseph Medill Patterson. The building cost about $8.6 million and has been two years and one month in construction.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tribune
Michigan Avenue
Chicago Tribune
Robert R
Firemen to Meet in San Francisco Next Convention
Detroit report states the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen selected San Prandteco as the convention city for the next triennial. The call suggests the convention will adjourn tomorrow and address present and future needs.
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San Francisco
Detroit
San_Prandteco
Japan Does Not Intend To Fight Says Former Official
In Honolulu on July, Teurumi, ex-counsellor to Japan’s government railways and delegate to the Pacite relations institute, said Japan does not intend to fight the United States. He added that America is Japan’s best customer and that killing a best customer would be unwise.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
Japan
United States
Teurumi
Institution of
Pacite Relations
Pan-Pacte Club
America
Woman drowns son and takes her own life
In Rockford, 38 year old Jo Josephine Dann, wife of James B. Bunn, drowned her young son in the Rock River before taking her own life. Authorities report the act followed marital strife and grief over other troubles as the coroner investigates the case.
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Rockford
Ara
Jo Sephine Dann
James B. Bunn
Rock River
Know Your Husband True Story Preview in August Issue
Mary recounts how a dream of romance led to marriage and a ruinous honeymoon that transformed a carefree girl into a sorrowful wife. The August True Story Magazine presents her account in her own words with disguises for names, urging readers to learn from her experience.
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True Story Magazine
Mary
The Test of a Woman True Story Preview
A brief teaser from True Story Magazine August issue promises gripping true life tales. It highlights a wife confronting a spouse's possible affection for another while remaining faithful, described as absorbing and revealing a difficult situation.
Kidnaping Victim Tells of Torture at Signal Mountain
Lawrence Bowman, alleged feudist and nine federal prohibition agents, kidnaped with Dr. Mason, a veterinarian, reportedly abducted for 10 days by masked men in the wilds of Signal mountain. The victim made the statement at a local hospital.
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Associated Press
Chattango
Mason
Massif
Gany
Signal Mountain
Conte
Jay
Lawrence Bowman
Ninte Federal Prohibition
Kidnapping Abduction Tied to Red Men Agent Claims
Bowman and Dr Mason discuss warrants for masked band members involved in an abduction on June 23. Bowman argues the motive linked to harboring a Red Men Agent and notes the kidnapers intended to seize Dr Mason as well. He cannot state what happened to him but says he could identify some suspects within about 160 yards of the house. Sam Godsey faces federal charges over distiller ownership.
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Bowman
Mason
Red~ilion
WE. Grubl
Dr. Maso
Sam Godsey
Governor Inspects Quake Torn Area In Montana
In Helena on July 6 Gov J Erickson secretary of state CT Sewart and attorney L A Poot visited Roseman where education meets tomorrow. They detoured at Logan to survey the stricken district by auto after officials invited them to inspect the riot damaged school area.
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Associaten
Helena
Battle of Klans Taken Into Court
In Los Angeles on July 6 the Ku Klux Klan No 1 of Long Beach sued for 10000 dollars in a superior court action. They seek to restrain the Nation from using a hall in Long Beach from which they allege they were ejected by the independent Klan on June 13.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Ku Klux Klan No. 1
Long Beach
of America
Long’ Beach
Ku Klux Klan
Independent Klan
Girl Sues Over Thefts Frameup In Oklahoma Case
Sacramento report outlines a motion connected to a theft frameup claim. The case involves an Okahome man presented to Gov. Friend WW. Richardson by S&S and Aneta attorney Hann, alleging removal of an automobile from Oklahoma to Galloria without proper authorization.
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Sacramento
Mias
Hagel Garranty
Warner
Okahome
WW. Richardson
S&s, Hann
Dagen
Oklahoma Crange 4
Gallioraia
Wagner Refuses Money and Equipment in affidavit dispute
An affidavit states Miss Garland claims Wagner gave her money and gifts while home. He does not want the money or machine and insists she return to him.
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Wagner
Miss Garland
Homa Citre
Montana Woman Killed by Grandson in Montana
July 6 Reno reports Mrs Rebecca Hickman of Montana and her daughter were visiting when an accidental shotgun discharge by her five year old grandson killed the blind woman during a Fourth of July meal. Hicks's Montana home could not be learned.
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Reno
Rebecca ‘Hickman
MontAna
Re, Wim, Barrows
Metropolis
Stolen Vatican Relics Recovered After Robbery Arrests
Rome July 6 a principal organizer of the St Peter's treasury robbery has been arrested and the stolen objects recovered. Police say three accomplices were seized and multiple others are under investigation. Police Commissioner Marotta and a former shoemaker Mariano Stella are involved in the probe. Numerous arrests followed as investigators target those repairing the palace interior and suspected accomplices.
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Associated Press
Rome
St. Peter's
Marotta
Mariano ‘Stella
Treaaoury
Mexican Rebel General Eduardo Loyo Shot by Army
Eduardo Loyo, former Mexican general and provisional governor, was shot today near Veracruz while being taken to Acultaingo after arrest at Origaba yesterday. Military chiefs said the escort killed him as he attempted to escape during transport amidst rumors of an uprising linked to Huerta era forces.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Eduardo Loyo
Crug
Acultaingo
Origaba
Loyo
Neon
Two Killed in Automobile Wreck Near Morristown
Two people died when a car was struck by a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul passenger train half a mile east of Morristown Tennessee on July 6. A farmer near Watauga, his 20 month old daughter perished, and Mrs Eve Anderson and Steve Anderson were seriously injured. One passenger escaped injury by leaping free before impact.
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Morristown
Watauga
Eve
Steve “Anderson
Hea 'Witlgan
Cnesaie
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Hutton
Hellbroamer
Haskins Gald
Prince Charming
Calvin Brower
Wren Mary
Oman
Startling True
York Day
Alexis Carrel
Rockefel Institute of Research
Nw York
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