More Than Forty Injured in Textile Riots at Loray Mill
Gastonia North Carolina June 8 a clash at the Loray mill camp left Chief of Police O F Adderholt mortally wounded and four officers plus a civilian injured during a mass meeting of strikers and sympathizers. Deputies and guardsmen boosted security as additional arrests were anticipated.
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Gastonia
N. C
Cl. N
O. F. Adderholt
Vikers
Roy Mill
Jay. Maser
Fastonia N.C
Anweun
Loray Mill Hen
Perot Csault
Pbedt
Bate
QO. B. Adderhalt
Lorny Mill
Rey
Ul City
Gastoniw
Jof Adderholt
James Roach
Tony tHlbert
Charles Perguson
Joseph’ Harrison
National Textilers
Bnwvas
Loray
Gov. Garner
Early Ball Scores Fade Amid Rain Delays in Majors
The American League results show Chicago def. Boston 4 to 2 with Boston leading 3 to 0 in the fifth inning, while Cleveland at New York and several other games were rain abbreviated. National League reports New York losing 0 to Cincinnati in the sixth, Chicago defeating Boston 8 to 0 in the third, and Brooklyn 8 in an unstated matchup amid wet conditions.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Poerall
Washington
Philadelphia
York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Woman Dies After Shooting Despondent Over Health
A 71 year old woman died from wounds following a self inflicted shooting by Carl Spar a resident of Athene who had recently faced illness Spar used a 25 caliber automatic at Northern station then asked an engineer to drive him to his home He feared his illness would affect his mind and chose to end his life He was born in Sweden in 1876 and survived by three brothers and three sisters Funeral services are planned at the Roakid Peacock Baxter funeral home with burial at Albert City Iowa This summary preserves key names places and events from the original report.
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Carl
Morni x Atlantic Hospital
Spar
Athentic
P. C
Aioe
Andrew
Gregersen
Rirst Street
Atlantic Northern Railroad
Crepersen
Clemmensen
Sweden
Reg
Thig
America
Lars T._ Spike
Albert City
Gustav Spar
August ‘Spar
Mora
Minn
John
Albert -City
Lawrence Shibeck
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Imensett Hone
Sta
Laver Talks With John Griffith Today
Chicago June report states Professor B director of dilillatics at the University of Town will confer today with Maj. Griffith regarding gifts and ethical practices. Laver promised to act promptly on the matter, with no names or specifics disclosed.
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Chicago
University of Town
Maj
Dob
Griffith
Garding
Laver
Towa
Pilot Killed When Parachute Fails In Sorrowful Flight
Lieut. W. D. Slingerland a 24 year old US Army pilot from Mt Clemens died near Manning after leaping from his plane and his parachute failed to open. His body was found in a field near the wreckage after a prolonged search. Slingerland who had married two months earlier had joined a remonstration journey to Sioux City and was en route with Selfridge field pilots when disaster struck. His widow remains at Selfridge field while authorities prepare the body for transport.
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Goon Rapids
Yas
Ln.s
W. D. Slingerland
Ed States
Mt. Clemens
Tiny
Eneabout
Slingerland
Sion City
Tomor
Selfridge Field
Sioux City
Ralph’ Royce
Rickenbacker” Field
Slingerlan
Manning
Slingerlanty
Kayson
Minn
Power Engineers Elect Officers Amid Turmoil
Power Engineers elect officers as unrest touches the group while reports say four ads were looted on their way home in Sioux City and surrounding areas. The event highlights local tensions affecting the association and its members.
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Flon
National Association of Power Engine 4
Sioux C! Tion City
Ford Fort
Mrs Dean Pioneer of Cass Dies at Home
Mrs Dean a pioneer of Cass county dies at age eighty four or five after long illness. Born in Ulster County New York July 6 1844 she moved to Cass with her parents in 1858 taught school and married Jen L Dean in 1867. Survived by four children six grandchildren two sisters and two brothers funeral Monday at Roland Peacock Baxter funeral home with interment in Atlantic cemetery.
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H. M. Havner
Maines
Dean
Cass
Jen L. Dean
Deen
Eb.l. Grandy
Spokane
Wash
Havner
George W. Dean
New Haven
Conn
Rae L. Dean
Simpson College
Griswold M. E. Oo
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
Atlantic Cemetery
Ripon Spars with Nation as G O P Marks Anniversary
Ripon Wisconsin hosts a large Republican celebration for the party’s 75th anniversary drawing thousands. A monster parade with an elephant leads the way and Secretary of War James We Gond is to speak in the amphitheater. Ripon claims birth place of the party, though Jackson Michigan Bloomington Illinois and Kansas City Missouri plan their own jubilee events.
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Ripon
Wis
N.S
G. GO. P
James
Ripori
Jackson
Mich
Bloomington
Kansas City
Omnibus Bridge Bill Advances in Senate
Washington June 8 An omnibus bridge bill extending for one year the time to commence work on bridges across interstate rivers was enacted by the senate this afternoon. It would apply to bridges including the Missouri river crossing between Council Bluffs Iowa and Omaha Nebraska.
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Washington, D. C
N. S
Senate
Missouri——river
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Neb
Sears Roebuck Offers Plane by Mail and Over the Counter
Sears Roebuck and Company announced a new mail order plane option with the phrase airplane without limiting to Sears stores. The plan may allow purchases over the counter or by mail, expanding access for customers through Chicago and related Heath company interests.
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N.S
Sears Roebuck& Company
Heathighs
Prominent Capital City Man Sued for Breach of Promise
Mrs. TD C Costello of Chicago files a federal suit for 150000 against A C Tucker president of Royal Union Life Insurance. She alleges he promised marriage on Feb 6 1922 and set a Nov 1 1922 wedding date, spent on gowns and arrangements, and suffered distress when he refused. Costello claims large expenditures and mental strain. Tucker denies the allegations.
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Costélo
Costello
P Dent. Perry
Cos
Costullo
Royal Union Company
Fort Dodge Youths Held for Robberies
Two Fort Dodge youths, John Art aged 16 and Merlecoun ley aged 15, confessed to a string of robberies in Fort Dodge and nearby towns. A third boy is implicated but unnamed as yet. They are in custody in Fort Dodge with transfers planned to Rockwell City and Pom eroy as investigators pursue the case.
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Fort Dodge
John Art
Merlecounley
E. My Flattery
Counley Admiing
Rockwell City
Pomeroy Orpolica
Joy Vides
Nebraska Attorney General vows to stop racetrack gambling
Attorney General A G Sorenson declares he will fight to halt racetrack gambling at Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha. He plans to seek injunctions and revoke the track association charter if the court blocks his interference, stating he will not relent until gambling is eliminated.
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A. G. Sorenson
Omaha
Et Sorenson
St Sorenson
Missoni
Crack golfers to play at Red Oak Sunday
Star performers on the golf course will showcase skill on the Oak Hill turf Sunday afternoon. Art Bartlett of Ottumwa Tran Mississippi and Iowa champion John Goodman of Omaha, Ge Vaughn of Shenandoah, holder of southwest town honors, and Les Davies of Oak Hill will form the rival quartet. The fastest quartet ever assembled on Oak Hill is expected. The exhibition is open to the public.
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Oak Hill
Art Bartlett
Ottumwa
Tran
Mississippi
Iowa
Tohn ‘Goodman
Omaha
Ge Vaughn
Shenandoah
Southwest Town
Les Davies
Bartlett
Sp Committee
International Girl Contest Opens Today in Galveston
Galveston Texas June 8 Treasure Island once a hiding place for Lafitte pirates becomes a rendezvous for the international pageant of purity and bathing girl revue. Ten foreign countries and 34 American cities compete as Miss Universe is crowned from American contestants Monday night. A parade in fancy costumes lines Seawall this afternoon drawing crowds of spectators. The five day event claims Galveston as world capital during the pageant.
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Galveston
Tex
Treasure Island
Vean
Lafitte
Hig
Andezvous
Seawall Anc
United States
Univilla
Vant
Fire destroys Centerville mine in midwestern state
Centerville, June 8. A mine fire at the McConville Dennial mine caused heavy damage. Estimated loss runs from 550,000 to 860,000 dollars. The mine, recently shut a week for cleaning, had been preparing to resume operations and was among the region’s largest.
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Centerville
Jae
McConville- Dennial
Here
Sints
Ua Sanssen
Slim cops slim down under Chicago police order
Chicago police will shed a ton of fat per month under a new order by Police Commissioner William Russell. He says slim, healthier officers are more efficient and better handle bullets, noting excess weight harms performance and safety.
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Chicago
Chi
William
Russell
Killian Pleads Guilty in Omaha Murder During Robbery
Charles Killian, 24, of Council Bluffs, who shot and killed Leonard Dee during a grocery store robbery in Omaha, pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to the penitentiary. The robbery netted about $300 and Killian claimed he fired only to scare the youth. Police captured him hours after the Friday night incident as crowds joined the chase.
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Omaha
Charles Killian
Council Bluffs
Leonard Dea
Killian
Kilian
Impres
James Fitzgerald
Afteone
Dee
Killion
Nebraska Penitentiary
Oil Bluffs
Appointments to Labor Cabinet Confirmed in Windsor
King George formally confirmed Ramsay MacDonald’s new labor cabinet at Windsor Castle this morning. Premier MacDonald and fellow ministers received seals of office after arrival from London, as Margaret Bondfield and other firsts in cabinet ranks attended in formal dress.
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Windsor
Eng
I. N
Ramsay
MacDonald
Lavor
George
Windsor Castle
Phemier MacDonald
London
Fenck
Margaret Bondfield
Jabert
Merger of Lutheran Synods in Iowa Ohio and Buffalo
Dubuque, June 8. Final details of a merger of the Iowa Ohio and Buffalo synods of the Lutheran church were being worked out after delegates to the annual convention voted almost unanimously in favor of the union. The charter draft was the principal task, with merger adoption contingent on the charter. The merged bodies would have about five million members and boost Protestant consolidation.
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Dubuque, In
Lee
Iowa
Ohio
Buffalo
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Mefaden
Power Engineers
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Thomas Hardenbergh
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Fort Worth
W. Warner
Southern
Pacific
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Donald A. Templeman
Grover Mitchell
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Red Oak
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