Pasadena Population Grows to Seventy Five Thousand Four Hundred
Census figures show Pasadena California at 75 475 residents, up 67.2 percent since 1930, with estates noted for the late George Getty widow. Los Angeles records a population of 1 281 730, ascending fifth largest in the nation. Pacific span plans announced by airmen John R Allen and Gerald Smith aim to cross from Tokio to Syntile in a July flight. Holstein-Friesian group elects H H Wing of Cornell as president with Franks O Lowden named to board.
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Pasadena
Poratena
Cal
Los Angeles
Angeles
Los’ Angeles
Ftill
California
United States
Pacific Ocean
Wash
Syntile
John R.allen
Gerald Smith
Air
Tokio
Shey
Japan
Holstein-Friesian Group
Denver
H. H. Wing
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
O.lowden
N.Y
Halstein-Friealan Association of America
Lowden
Republican National Committee Surplus in Treasury
Washington June 0 The Republican National Committee reports a treasury surplus unlike the Democrats. Treasurer J R Nuttine states 12000 recovered from Jones through May 31 and expenditures totaling 5975, leaving a balance of 60888 on June 1. Contributions include 5000 to Rov D Chapin and 1000 from We Re Timken Edward H Clark and others.
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Washington
Mittee
J. RJ Nutt Dine
House
Jones
D. Chapin
Detroit
Young Boy Injured Falling On Glass Jug at Audubon
Audubon June Kenneth Allen 11 son of Mr and Mrs James Alive injured Tuesday morning when he slipped and fell carrying a glass jug. It broke beneath him cutting his right cheek and jaw. He was rushed to Audubon hospital where doctors treated the gash and serious facial injuries.
Girl Burned When Brooder Explodes Report Soviet Russia in Revolt
Partial, garbled dispatch claims Soviet Prussia reports serious mutiny against the government. Troops mutinied at a camp near Welsingfors, releasing prisoners. No gunboats reported to have joined the movement.
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Capenhyen
Jur
Soviet
Prussia
iChah
Welsingfors
Denver dynamite blast tears apart prominent man
A Denver case of dynamite exploded during a mining operator Dennis W Phillips 25 shattering windows over two blocks and killing him. Fragments littered rooftops cars were wrecked and residents fled in shock as police sought the cause and whether the blast was accidental after his car derailed on the road.
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Denver
N.S
Phillips
Anstey Road Approved as County Trunk Highway
Anstey road from Tain Counter west to the Adair county line was approved as part of the county trunk system by the state highway commission. The county board accepted the vote after a prolonged clash led by Mr. Austeny and allies opposing the Dewey road a mile south of the Anstey route.
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Anstey
Iowa Highway
Tain Counter
Thir Adair
Ward
Jennie M. Ward
Board of Supervisors
Thc
Austeny
Riot injures score of convicts at Auburn prison race
Syracuse dispatch reports a clash at Lord's Hill Road near Auburn prison where about a score of convicts, eighty white and black, were injured. Four convicts, two white and two black, were sent back to Auburn prison after the melee.
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Syracuse
Auburn
Lord's’ Hill Road
Heres
Auburn Prison
Three Men Held for Investigation in Cedar Rapids
Police investigated three men Herbert Ashby 20 Harry Lee 28 and George Palffy after a chase covering a mile. Faces use of liquor and ownership of items linked to an alleged crime are under review as Chicago ads are reported.
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Cedar
Rapids
Tune
Dar
Herbert Ashby
Oghwalhj
Harry Lee
Anamosa
Geortie Palffy
Chicago
Ford Says Business Conditions Improve
An automotive magnate signals a rising trend in business conditions, noting recovery from the downturn and an optimistic outlook for the industry. The report highlights improved manufacturing momentum and growing consumer demand as signs of a rebound in the sector.
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Ford
Cass County 4 H Members To Attend Ames Short Course
Cass county 4 H members will attend the Ames short course at Iowa State College in Ames. Leaders Mrs Roy Dollock of Cumberland Mrs Mudalphi Lorenzen and Mrs G P Christiansen of Maine will accompany. The group will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Grove community house for a music memory contest and program.
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Cass County
Hely
Tows State Course
Ames
Roy Dollock
Cumberland
Mudalphi Lorenzen
G. P. Christinsen
Maine
Hell
Grove Community House
the Arty
Creation of Border Day Patrol Favored by House
Washington January 6 Congress backed a border patrol of 500 men to curb liquor smuggling and contraband across the Canadian and Mexican borders. The Interstate Commerce Committee proposed a civil organization under the Treasury Department as part of Hoover’s prohibition enforcement plan. The measure follows other enforcement bills, including prison expansion and a crime prevention push, already enacted.
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Washington
Jone
Border Patrol
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Hoovera
Administration
Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Hoover
Pwo
Treasury
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Commission
House Ivestery
Floating German reparations loan approved by U S
Washington announces the United States will not object to floating a German reparations loan in the United States. The American share is about 1 00 billion marks in face value. The loan will be floated by a syndicate of American bankers led by J P Morgan and Company.
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U. 5
Washington
United States
State Department
International Settlement Bank
Young
Oflotton
J. T. Morgan and Company
Riverside tragedy as pilot dies after parachute refusal
Riverside California June G lL Ne scenes he failias to use his ts Stephen Yuzua Indian head here J L icut J R Glascock when the plane went into an outside spin Glascock jumped and landed safe The officer said bid mechas refused to obey his orders to use a parachute Yaxzal was killed when the plane crashed
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Riverside
Cal
Navy bill conference report adopted in Washington
The House adopted the conference report on the Navy bill, funding about 200 million dollars for naval supply and related expenditures. The measure was sent to the House for consideration, with estimates around 1.8 billion under current projections.
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NAVY
Washington
Bill Land
Harzet
Marly Ball Scores and Allenn League Stormy Match
Fragmentary OCR fragment references a game between Cleveland and Detroit with Beaton scoring two points and Washington involvement. The readable text hints at a league scoring context and late scoring actions. No clear date or full team names are available.
Mildred Kelley Victim of Clothing Fire Blast
Mildred Kelley ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Kelley of South Olive street road was seriously burned when her clothing was ignited by an explosion of a stove in their home early today Her mother and nearby neighbor assisted as the girl was burned about arms and body though not on the face Attendants at Atlantic hospital said she would recover unless infection develops The father works at the Swift produce plant and C E Malone former Cass county board chairman aided after the call for help
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Mildred
Kelley
Fred Kelley
South
Olive Street Road
Atlantic Hospital
Sielaml
Hhiverin
Mra. Kelluy
Hacebu
C. E. Malone
Cass County Board of Supervisors
Kelley Place
Tong warfare flares anew in New York three men slain
New York grim. On June 6 two Hip Sing figures and two other men were slain in the metropolitan area as tong warfare flared anew. Louis Lee a Brooklyn laundryman was found shot in a rear room, five bullets in his body. Ah Yung a Hip Sing leader was shot by two Chinese rivals, and Sing Tang died from a hatchet blow in Newark.
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New York
I. N.S
Tong
Louis Lee
Brooklyn
Reity
Lee
Ah- Yung
Hip Sings
Arehis Chinato
Charles Eng
Sing
Iso
Hip
Sing Tang
Newark
Pantages ordered released on bail
Tos Angeles June 6 The Californian reports multi millionaire theater magnate released on $100000 bail while appeal from the superior court conviction for an unspecified offense is heard.
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Angeles
Supreme Ing
Los Angeles
Atexamdta Veritagesy
Anagnaty
Pringle
Dantir
Prisoner Roper's Confession Highlights Guard Tension
A fragmented report from Fort Madison details Edward Roper and others, with mentions of a guard and warden in tense exchanges over discipline and authority. The text references papers, a guard’s response, and a meeting about routine procedures.
Workmen Rescue Man Imprisoned in Ditch After 12 Hours
Seattle workers freed two men trapped in a ditch after a cave-in at a city street excavation. A. G Brook, city inspector, survived the 12 hour entombment, while Juv Ferro, 34, a pipe layer, died before rescue. The collapse sent sand and debris 40 feet below street level, burying four others briefly before two were freed.
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Seattle
Wash
Cayeda Wen
A. G Brook
Juv Ferro
German Dirigible Arrives Home To Base In Friedrichshafen
The Graf Zeppelin completes a 12,000 mile tour of three continents and lands at Friedrichshafen at 7:25 pm after storms delayed its return from Lakehurst New Jersey. The craft faced heavy weather over France and Switzerland on the return trip from Seville, its first stop on the journey.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
N. S.j
Continents
Friedriehshafen
France
Switzerland
Graf
Fleghy
Seville
Lakehurst
N. J
Suit filed against worker for illegal electioneering
Charges of illegal electioneering near the polls in Calfax township Grundy county on election day were filed in Mayor H K Wilson s office. R W Kiewitt defeated candidate for supervisor from Colfax charges C G Franken was within 100 feet of polls in violation of law. Trial set for June 14 with Edward Ruppelt defending Franken. Me, I utter admitted he pit gallat to his wife and daughter but his intentions were honorable.
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Gravis Center
I. N. Si
Llegal
Calfax
Grundy County
H. K. Wilson
R. W. Kiewitt
Colfax Township
C. G. Franken
Pat Knock
Kiewitt
Franken
Edward Ruppelt
Frank
Me Iutter
Pit
Compensation bill signed by Hoover
President Hoover signed a bill extending the period for World War I veterans to apply for compensation and approved a legislative appropriation bill authorizing $26,557,767 in appropriations. The announcement was made from Washington on June 6.
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Hoover
Washington
Swat
Carnival Coming Here on June 16
Carl Hoffman secretary of the Cass Fair Association announces a six ride carnival engagement at the Cass County Fair Grounds from June 6 to 21. The Noblaé Farly Dixie show will headline with side shows and other features as Ned Stowshton, advance agent, confirms arrangements in the city.
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Carl Hoffman
Cass For Fair Association
Towa- Stule
Fair Beard
Fhorsday
Rungred
Noblaé Farly
Wil
Cass Couny
Fair Grounds
Ned Stowshton
Herg
Fifteen Lawyers Admitted to Bar in United States Court
A list of fifteen attorneys admitted to the bar in a United States court. The article notes the ceremony and names several lawyers including Charley A. Diaw and others as part of the admittees. The report emphasizes the significance of bar admission and related proceedings.
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Ittoen
United States Court
United States
Knoxville youth shot as lips silent in hospital
Merle Gee, 18, of near Knoxville, was shot in the head and listed in serious condition after a man entered a filling station and fired. Deputies and Sheriff Nash Steff found evidence suggesting the youth was not the shooter and efforts continued to identify the assailant.
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Knoxville
Merle Gee
Fusull Ta J
Gee
Jhy' Shigna
Fred Conery
Nash Steff
B. E. Chirk
Clark
George Knox Injured After Roof Fall at Lumber Yard
George Knox yardman for Green Bay Lumber fell about 38 feet from the roof of the Second and Chestnut street building during reroofing. A strong gust of wind reportedly blew a roofing rod around him, fracturing his left hip and causing minor bruises. He was taken to Atlantic Hospital and is reported resting comfortably.
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George Knox
Green Bay Lumber Company
Strikinuy
Cox Urges Complete Repeal of Prohibition Act
Former Ohio governor James M. Cox urged full repeal of federal prohibition amendments at a victory dinner in Columbus. Addressing about 2000 Democrats from across the state, he called for ending federal liquor supervision and removing the thirteenth amendment prohibition framework.
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James Cox
Columbus
US N. S
James M. Cox
Ohio
Theo
Electrical storm causes damage near Elliott
A June electrical storm struck Elliott yesterday noon causing considerable damage. A barn at Wilber Craig's three miles northwest of Elliott was burned to the ground after a lightning strike. Hay, livestock moved hours earlier, and some losses were partially covered by insurance.
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Elliott
Ong
Wilber Craig
Eltiatt
Markets at a Glance New York News Brief
Markets at a glance report subdued trading with stocks and bonds in lower recent ranges. Cotton futures showed little movement while wheat and foreign exchanges fluctuated, and interest in commodities remained steady amid cautious investor sentiment.
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New York
School invites bids for heat control system
The Atlantic school bids to install an automatic temperature control at Jackson school building. Bids open Tuesday evening June 24 at 7 30. Plans on file with Miss Elsie M Woenvllingy secretary of the board. Each proposal requires a 10 percent certified check to W R Remien treasurer and a bond approved by directors.
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Atlantic School
Biare
Jackson
Elsie M. Woenvllingy
W. R. Remien
Ayist
Congregational Church Forms Boy Scout Troop
The First Congregational church plans a charter for a Boy Scout troop with Rev Ralph B Noyes named scout master and Kenneth De Wolf as assistant. The troop committee includes Sherwood O F L Nord and George C V1. W J Dawson executive leads the council, with supervision by the Boy Scouts council. Interested boys may apply at the church office between 9 and 12.
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Ralph B. Noyes
de Wolf
Omaha
W. “Auboisie- Boyer“ Council
J. C. Dawson Jutive
Mr. Noyce
Ny Hess
Auto crash injures four in Des Moines
Four men riding in a car crashed into a tree near Des Moines last night. Erval Fisher, 29, died. Two others are in critical condition with serious injuries. Survivors include Muerte Chaury, 28, OL Graham, and Arnie Brundicues. Authorities note faulty pavement and high speed as contributing factors.
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Des Moines
Erval Fisher
N. S
Reval Fisher
Muerte Chaury
Graham
Firemen Save Town From Flames Today
Sacramento California June 6 Firemen and volunteers battled a blaze that threatened Isleton two residences and several automobiles. The fire began at the Contra hotel and caused an estimated $125,000 in losses.
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Sacramento
Cali
Isleton
Atlanta Becomes Second Largest Dixie City
Atlanta topped the southern list in the latest census figures, ranking as the second largest southern city with a population of 297,710, behind only New Orleans. Clarence Palsmer of Lee Drug Store is on vacation from military duties this week.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Clarence Palsmer
Lee. Drug Store
Mili
Porter Bill Creates Narcotics Bureau in Treasury
Washington dispatch reports the Porter bill advancing to create a separate narcotics bureau in the treasury, headed by a commissioner at 9000 dollars annually, with a mental hygiene division supervising narcotic farms and related research. Officials say it tightens enforcement of the Harrison act and notes international drug smuggling concerns. Deputy Prohibition chief Anslinger cites declining addiction and warns of ongoing distribution challenges. The measure awaits presidential signature after House approval of Senate amendments.
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Washington
I. N.S
Bureau of
Treasury Department
House
Senate
Wroen
Porter
Pennsylvania
Prohibition
H. G. Anstinger
Gol. L. G. Nuttr
Treasury
New York City
Anslinger
Bureau of Narcotics
Public Health Service
Anaylinger
Ansslinger
Narcdtic
The
Seymour Lawman
Justice Department
Lawman
Coast Guard
Danish Summer School Opens Amid Humble Effort
An opening brief notes a Danish summer school starting Monday in a modest setting. Key figures Esther, Mr. and Mrs. Sacob are mentioned among attendees, with a Memorial Day reference and a small group of locals in Tuy.
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Kimbatlion
Tuy
Dune
Miss
Esther
Seren Lepeok
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George Getty
Minneapolis
Altertey
Republican National “Committee
Lad
Audubon
Brooder
Soviet Russia
Hangy Pord
CASS
Border Day Patrol
Commerce -Rody
Beaton
Cleveland
Wuashington
Mildred Kelley
Fred E. Kelley
Jonnie Marie Warren
Rath Pellett
Midison
Tay
Edward. Roper’ Cane
Conlet
Ranglough-Tar
Honner
Tonillal- Jowell
Deanjo
Cwello
Neamantt
Conner
Bonner
P Nike
AT_ELLIOTT
Congregational Church
U.S
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