FALL DENIED REVIEW OF CASE AND RELATED NOTES
Latest by wire reports from International News Service recounts Jamer A. Ryan sentenced for perjury in federal court. Hopewell and Le Wham are noted as involved attorneys. Murray freed after a $2,000,000 mail robbery plot, returning to Chicago for a parade. Investigators probe Mrs Margaret Summers for insurer fraud and five fatal marriages including those to James Lynch and Stanley Jones.
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Jamer A. Ryan
Fast St. Louis
Janes A. Ryan
St. Law's
Rrantha
Pereera
Fred le. Wham
Diasoph Hopewell
Digan
Chipago
James Murray
Atha
Chicago
Tedery
Murray
Sheemibin
Rik
Margaret Summers
William Meyers
Effingham
Summers
James Lynch
Stanley Jones
Four year old dies after short illness in Wiota
Lucille Irene Dinkey, 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Dinkey of Wiota, died Saturday afternoon at 5790 after a brief illness from complications. Born March 2, 1927 in Lincoln township, she is survived by her parents, two sisters Louis and Eliza, a brother Mervin, and her maternal grandfather Mrs Amelia King of Anita. Funeral services were held at home at 1:00 PM followed by rites at 2:00 PM at Franklin Township cemetery conducted by Rev F W Heinke.
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Lucille Irene Dinkey
Dwin Dinkey
Wiota
Lincoln Township
Louis
Mervin
Glock
Ritea
Franklin
F.W. Heinke
Burtt
Franklin Township
Impeachment Vote Looms Over Dixie Governor
Nashville political circles buzz as the Tennessee House prepares to vote on impeachment articles against Governor Henry Hy Horton. The Senate elected A. D. Broadbent of Clarksville as Speaker, with Broadbent seen as unaffiliated with either administration or antiadministration camps.
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Dixie
Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
Henry “Hy Horton
Senate
A. D. Brogdent
Clarksville
Broadbent
Éumps
Ascenails Scott
Mizhugh
Emphis
Frid
Weather Forecast Fragments for Jawn Moudy Area
Unreadable OCR notes indicate unsettled weather tonight with possible rain or thunderstorms. The text mentions Tuesday conditions and a slight chance of precipitation, but many words are garbled.
Strive To Settle Church State Row Stirs Local Arrests
Lieutenant Harry P. Wilsey 40 and Evelyn Neuman married hours after meeting are jailed after paying a $17.99 bad check to J Crawford at Skelly Oil. Investigators say Wilsey, a former U S air serviceman, used false identities and forged deposit slips across the country. Police warn merchants to watch for similar checks as authorities collect passbooks and photos from the case.
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Harry P. Wilsey
Ubarges
Wilsey
J. Crawford
Adackson
Beatrice
Nob
Evelyn
Neuman
W. Pawley_home
Hickory Street
Kha
Wilfry
Wiltenant
United
Air Service
Focal Danke
Atlantic National
Farmers Savinga
Las Allentea
the Atlantic
National Bank
Muskogee
Okla
Norton
Denen
Kansas
Lin
Farmers Savings Bank
Los Angeles
James Crawford
Atlantic National Bank
H. J. Jackson
Miss Nan Kump Wins Debt Against Levitt Estate
Miss Nan Kump of St. Louis received 96265 from the estate of Samuel Levitt, Chicago and St. Louis hotel owner who died last December, after contesting a claim for 16200. The court granted partial relief when she refused to marry Levitt, who allegedly offered $100,000 to make her his secretary until death, while she was left with only 3000 and sought the difference.
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Nan Kump
St. Louis
Samuel Levitt
Chicago
Chienzo Julge
Mer
Levitt
Governors of 24 States in Session
Governors from half the states met at Franchlick Springs Inn for a three day conference. Presidential talks and national issues hover at the fringe while the agenda emphasizes state problems and avoids firm stances on prohibition unemployment business regulation taxation and reform.
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Franchlick Springs
Inn
Union
Arev
Despondent Lover Commits Suicide at Home
Despondent Rafael Grown, 22, died by his own action in a garage belonging to his grandfather William Brows. The corpse had a pistol near the body and bullets on the bed, with Brown noting the youth had been despondent for some time and employed by a creamery.
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Tay
Rafael Grown
William Brows
Brown
Melle “Plaine
Chrysler denial of swindle attempt surfaces in court
A tangled case in Tanaka Kansas reveals alleged schemes to extract 46000 from Walter P Chrysler via a bond tied to Richard A Shallow and Ralph Utrich. The courtroom heard motions and the accused faced charges as the car force examined the forged claims and the involved parties gave sworn testimony.
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Tanaka
Kan
Furthio
Walter P
Chrysler
Motor Mag
Nate
Richard A. Shallow
Ralph Utrich
Bwiillow
Pope summons 24 cardinals in Rome session
Rome June 1 The extraordinary session of twenty four cardinals called by Pope Pius XI to address church state tensions in Italy adjourned after one hour. Vatican note urged bishops not to join external demonstrations. Italian government advised press not to discuss the church state dispute.
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Rome
Pius Kioday
Italy
Q Osservatore Fomano
Vatican
Rovernmier
Yank Abandons Flight Over Ocean
Murky clipped text describes a U S aviation event with a Yank perhaps abandoning a flight over the Pacific. Mentions nonstop flight goal from Japan to somewhere, heavy load, several days of delays, and names unclear.
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Yank
Ocean
Pan
Juno
Norong
Pacific
Achikawa
Red Oak Youth Reeled in Crash
Coroner Wither Beilergren to hold inquest into a fatal crash near Red Oak on June 1. Floyd killed, four others injured with serious head, brain, and spinal injuries. Don Regan and Wilian Christenson in critical condition. Pag Ferguson and Trelen Culver injured.
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En -Oak
Wither Beilergren
Urikenth
Floyd Killeis
Don Regan
Villisea
Wilian Christenson
Pag! Ferguson
Red Oak
Trelen Culver
New York Slayer Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
Francis Crowley, a 20 year old confessed killer, was sentenced in Mineola to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing for the murder of Frederick Kirschwey. The Nassau County court, led by Judge Lewis J. Smith, imposed the sentence after Crowley was convicted last Friday. Helen Walsh, age 16, testified against him and remains emotionally torn as the case closes.
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New York
Francis
Ginn Tranvdle
Voppers
Ayil Homent
Shue "Sing
Daly
Mineola
Dudgy
Lewis J. Smith
Crowley
Nassau County
Frederick Kirswhy
Toweetie
Helen
Walsh
Memorial Day Observed with Services at Cemetery and Park
Memorial Day was largely observed with a morning service at the cemetery at 9 30 and an evening tribute for sailors at Sunnyside Park. The cemetery was filled with attendees decorating groves for departed relatives and friends from near and far.
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Sunnyside Park
Markets at a Glance York Dune 1f
Market brief notes a steady 1 percent par cents shift in cotton futures. References to York and Bay NY indicate regional market activity with limited readable detail.
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York
Dune
Bay Ny
Amelia Earhart forced down at air field here
Amelia Earhart resumes transcontinental flight after an overnight stop in Atlantic City and a delay for fuel. The aviatrix, accompanied by mechanic Eddie McVaugh, landed at the airfield southwest of Atlantic yesterday afternoon, delaying takeoff until morning due to fueling issues. Crowds recognized her from photos and helmet initials A E, seeking autographs and snapshots. The unreliable fuel and heavy load limited speed to about 60 mph. Earhart earlier hovered over the Indianapolis track and stayed at the Whitney Hotel in Atlantic. She and McVaugh plan to continue toward Omaha, with Miller and Stults prior long flights recalled.
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Atlantic
Amelia Earhart
Sam Maraheli
Miss Barkait
N. A
Barrbane
Miss Earhart
Dulogiro
Jay
Indiannapolis
Misa Farhart
Whitney
Secon
Wwreks
Fahhne
Ny Miller
Marine Flyer
Omaha
Miller
Miss
Earhart
McVaugh
Wilmée Stults
Louise
Gordon
Atlantic visit ends amid flight delay and foggy field
The report notes a planned departure from the airport toward points west was delayed by two hours due to fuel draining issues and darkness over the field. Br die McVaugh accompanied the passenger, with the plane not ready as the refueling and preflight checks extended.
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Ossi
Brdie McVaugh
Two scientists near death in daring high altitude ascent
Two researchers nearly lost their lives during a bold ascent into the upper atmosphere. They narrowly survived as their balloon drifted above the clouds for twelve hours, reporting repeated close calls and system failures. Authorities noted their rescue and ongoing investigation into the risky expedition.
Fragmentary letter critiques political parties and winters
The writer rails at opponents in a broken prose piece, claiming Ceara Washington and others faced dire conditions. They grumble about past deficits and insist the focus should be on surviving winters and summers while awaiting any action from Democrats. The tone blends personal grievance with political critique.
Court Bars Escape from Year in Prison for Albert Fall
Washington reports the Supreme Court denied Albert B. Fall’s petition for a writ of review, keeping his one year jail term and $100,000 fine for bribery in place. Fall, 69, in poor health, must seek clemency from President Hoover or the trial court to avoid imprisonment. The decision follows long legal maneuvering over naval oil reserve leases dating to 1921 and related bribery charges.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Fali
E. L. Robeny
Bent Hoover
Romfy
Speel
Fall
Harding Frank
District of
Chianti
Pbatt
Attorn Franke J
Federal Narcotic Farm Planned Near Fort Worth
A federal narcotic farm is planned west of the Mississippi near Fort Worth Texas. The decision was made by a three member board including Secretary Melton Secretary Hurley and Attorney General Mitchell. The project awaits appropriation but about 300000 is expected to be provided to house about 7000 addicts from federal prisons west of the Mississippi.
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Fort Worth
Washington
Tex
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