Latest By Wire to Boost Steel Prices to rise
Wire reports indicate Chicago steel producers will soon announce price increases on their products. Observers foresee a long awaited upturn in general commodity prices amid the potential move. Bandit Loot in Chicago: Three suspects tied to a $60,000 hold up flee. police pursue as victim Sidney Smith and wife lose funds after a Sunday dance. In LaPorte Ind more than $4,000 loot recovered after auto chase. one bandit captured. Peritiac Bank Fair in Michigan faced a $16,000,000 bank shortfall. doors remained closed amid panic and part of the grandstand collapse injured two. Freight rates study: Washington Commerce Commission to study proposed increases to bolster intercity revenue.
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Chicago
LaPorte
Ind
Asms
Northern Indiana Railway
South Bend
Charles E. Mergentheter
Pontiac Commercial and
Shvings
Xing
President Hoover Heads West for Four Day Speech Tour
President Hoover begins a four day midwest tour aboard his train, stopping in Indiana and Ohio. He plans three speeches including a political address defending his policies and addressing economic conditions amid 1932 campaign concerns. Calvin Coolidge to join a dedicatory ceremony in Marion.
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George R. Holmes
Statf
President Hoover
Indianapolis
Middle
West
Caracter
Thore
M. Hoover
Illinois
Indiana
Uean Editorial Association
Tion
Hoover
Marion
Dent Calvin’ Coolidge
Northampton
Honver
Hod
Sten Lingoln
Ohio River
Indianiapolis
Ohio
Infant choked to death by large bean in throat
Harvey Thomas Gibson aged one, son of Mr and Mrs Shelva Gibson of Franklin township near Wiota, died at 2 45 pm after a navy bean became lodged in his windpipe following a choking spell earlier in the day. Parents sorrowfully seek explanation as locals note the family’s church ties and burial plans.
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Harvey Thomas
Shelva Gibson
Viota
Harvey Thomas Gibson
Franklin Township
Wiota
Harvey
Thomas
Net
Fractured Skull Student Suffered In Iowa Swim Accident
Dale Miller a 21 year old Cor with Cedar Rapids college faces possible death after a diving accident at Marion swimming pool. He sustained a broken neck and fractured skull, but doctors hold hope for recovery despite injuries from yesterday.
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Cedar Rapids
Dale Miller
College l
Oweeke
Miller
Marion
Milwaukee
Two Deputies Face Murder Trial In Mexico Shooting
Deputy Cecil Crosby and William Guess of Ardmore Oklahoma are set for murder trial over the fatal shooting of Emilio Correa Rubio, cousin of Mexico President Pascual Ortin Rubio, and Manuel Garcia Gomez. The pair allegedly displayed firearms while traveling from St. Benedict's College Atchison Kansas to their homes in Mexico and are accused of shooting without warning.
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Cecil Crosby
William’ Guess
Ardmore, Ohin
Emilio Correa Rubio
Pascual Ortin Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Garcia’ Gomez
St. Benedict's College
Atchison, Bar
Rendezvous at North Pole Abandoned Plan
Friedrichshafen reports abandonment of the rendezvous plan between the Graf Zeppelin and the submarine Nautilus. Weather and storm conditions prevented any pole meeting this year. Dr Eckener notes an independent right to pole remains, but the joint voyage is canceled.
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Friedrichshafen
North Pole
Graf Zappelin
Rodine Com
Hobart
Wilkin
Atlantic
Eckener
Hubert
U S 32 to be No 6 from East Coast to Colorado
Fred R. White chief engineer of the Town state highway commission says U S highway 32 from Atlantic will become U S No 6 extending from Cape Cod Massachusetts to Greeley Colorado No 6 now ends in Ohio and will be extended through Indiana Minnesota Iowa Nebraska and into Colorado absorbing the current No 32 route across the state of Town and Nebraska and Colorado to Greeley No 32 will be eliminated The change will not be immediate due to routing difficulties through Chicago Cities along No 6 include Erie Cleveland Chicago Davenport and Des Moines The route offers a shorter connection between Chicago and Colorado No 6 was discussed by the American Association of State Highway Officials in Chicago where No 32 was described as the White-Pole road and later White way No 2 and No 7 before becoming No 32
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Atlantic
Cape Cod
Mass
Greeley
Colo
Fred R. White
Ames
Town
State Highway Commission
Ohio
Indiana
Minnis
Towa
Nebraska
Galatado
Colorado
Greely
White
Chicago
Erie
Cleveland
Davenport
Des Moines
American Association of State Highway Officials
White-Pole Road
U. S. Highway
Salesman Held Up West of Oakland
Three highwaymen robbed a salesman near Oakland around 1 o clock. The suspects fled eastward in a car described as lacking front plates and rear plate number unknown. Two suspects were hatless and wore blue shirts. no license information obtained.
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Oakland
Auburn
New York
R Fe Ontario
Salsrahn
Tie
Mile
VU. S. Femi
rAfter
Cher Vyas
Nyas
Crier
Miss America Pageant Nears Final Selections in Galveston
In Galveston Texas 25 contenders display varying nerves as judges near the finish for the Miss America title. The winner will gain fame a large cash prize and future attention from film and theatrical producers. The eventual Miss America will go on to compete with foreign beauties for Miss Universe tomorrow night.
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Galvanton
Tex
Totight-Rof
Selacin Tarfight
Submarine Nautilus Disabled At Sea Report
Fragmentary report recounts the Nautilus submarine disabled at sea near Waddington on Jung.18. An incident left the craft unable to maneuver due to discharged batteries as crew, including Sir Hubert Wilkins, faced a perilous situation overnight. Authorities and naval observers were watchful for updates.
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Swaddington
Jung
Hubart Wilkins
Spain to Deport Archbishop of Toledo Rumor
Madrid reports that Archbishop Segura Saenz of Toledo may be deported from Spain. He was halted near Guadalajara with two brothers on returning from Rome and reportedly refused to proceed. The church leader had appealed on May 6 urging Deputies to support church authority and faced government wrath.
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Madrid
Gurdigal Padre
Segnira
Y Saenz
Toledo
Spain
Piyx Ad
Rome
Guadalajara
Cardinal Seguara
Three Rockford Banks Closed in Jubilee Closure
Rockford banks including Manufacturers National Security National and Peoples State closed their doors amid a jubilee celebration marking prosperity. The trio held deposits near four million dollars, with other Rockford banks remaining open. A closing sale noted a separate Trust Company and related figures in Indiana.
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Rockford
Jane
Manufacturers National
Security National
Mystery Death of Social Leader Starr Faithful Probed
Dr Jameson Garr, surgeon aboard the liner Franconia, will be questioned by investigators about the mysterious death of Starr Faithful, a society girl linked to New York and Boston who was found washed ashore at Long Island. The case draws interest from authorities seeking helpful information to solve the death.
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Beautiful Starr Faithful
New York
Boston
Long Island
L. 1
G. Jameson Garr
Stin
Franconig
England
Four Jowans Die From Auto Crash and Drownings
Des Moines reports four Jowans fatally injured in separate incidents. A car collision killed one man in the vehicle in which he rode and another driver, Eail Wampler of Scranton, was unharmed. Richey, 40, of Des Moines, died of taxi injuries. Donald Wacker, 16, of Elkader, drowned in the Turkey River. Leon Tyler, 55, of Sioux City, foreman, was electrocuted by a 4000 volt line.
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Des Moines
Jowans
Wayryne
Eail Wampler
Scranton
Wampler
HLM
Richey
Donald Wacker
Elkader Lwis
Turkey River
Elkadee
Leon W. Tyler
Sioux City
Sioux City Service Company
Groom of ten days drowns at Troy
Troy Mills June 15 one red arrangements are being made here today for Leonard Henderson 23 drowned yesterday afternoon while still celebrating his marriage ten days ago to Yennie Whitson Henderson plunged into fourteen feet of water while fishing yesterday afternoon Neither he nor his brother in law Harold Whitson could swim
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Troy Mills
L. N.S
Leonard Henderson
Yennie Whitson
Henderson
Hey
Harold Whitson
Will and private life shielded from public gaze
Fragmentary Will excerpt critiques public exposure, referencing Rogers, Beverly Hills, and Bird Hinsbarne. Mentions resentment toward alumni scrutiny, Eton and Oxford pasts, unemployment, and rampant diploma surplus amid immigration concerns. Contains unclear, garbled phrases and names likely from OCR.
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Baverly Hills
Gal
Hinsbarne
Eton
Oxford
MacDonald government survives vote on land tax amendment
London report says Ramsay MacDonald’s government won 282 to 208 in the House of Commons on a Conservative amendment to the land tax bill. The defeat was not expected as the Liberal group backed a critical measure, sparking chamber excitement. Premier MacDonald signaled the cabinet would not resign.
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Otto D. Tolischus
Ln.s
London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
The
Liberal Party
Donald
Liberal Am
Philip Snowd
Berlovich Pleads Not Guilty in Ottumwa Bank Robbery
Des Moines court records show Berlovich arraigned on charges linked to a $9,000 Ottumwa bank robbery. He pleads not guilty amid a suspected witness intimidation attempt and involvement with a grand jury indictment.
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Ottumyagha
Foie
Berlovich
Des
Ottumwa Sa Bank
A. Witnes
Bevlovich
Rev. Smith
Honda
Legge
Arial
Des Moines
Wapelle Grand Jury
Walter F
Attos Des Moines
Lovich
George ‘Smith
Tonwa
Liam
Hildebrandt
St. Pau
Bery
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Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
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