Wayne Savings Bank Closed by State Bank Department
Wayne Savings Bank of Wayne Michigan, organized 1890, ordered closed by the state banking department. It reported resources of 2,000,000 dollars and deposits of 1,800,000 dollars. Also reports on Swedish singers heading to Des Moines and other scattered items from Chicago and London, including injuries from a beer war and a plane crash.
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Wayne, Mich
Wayne Savinga Bank
Atate Banking Department
Highwaymen Hold Up Farmer Near Lewis For Cash
William Lehnhardt reports two bandits in a 1929 Buick with Illinois plates robbed him of cash and checks near Dermyer on U S 82 north of Lewis. A later report says they also tried to stop Hartey Odem’s truck on state road 32. Lehnhardt said the money included 700 plus dollars and checks. He intended to take funds to a bank in Lewis, then to Davenport, with further plans for farm work at Atlantic and nearby farms. Odem described the suspects as two men about 5'11" with red hair and a shorter man about 5'3". The car was left on the west curb heading north. Police pursued but no chase. The case mirrors a separate Oakland hold-up earlier in the week.
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William Lehnhardt
Dermyer
Hoffmaister
U. 8
Lewis
Cazhh
Atlantic
Hartey Odem
Indiana Creek
Highway 32
Lehnhardt
W. A. McKee
Odem
Wards Atlantic
Jawis
McKee
Davenport
Lewin
Awever
John Williamson
Omaha
Pater
A. P. Crier
New Oakland
Auburn
BePherson
The
Evangelist Association
First National Bank of Los Angeles
Chase McPherson
Ghide
MacPherson
the Crusaders
Lighthouse
Four Square Gospel
Echo Park
Evangelical Association
McPherson
Angelus Temple
Temple
Seain Companions Wounded in Gun Battle Near Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids on June 19 two men fled after a furious early morning gun battle. Special Agent FP Deitz of the Rock Island threat issued, as he challenged the pair who aimed a pulled revolver. Deitz fired, wounding one companion while the other escaped.
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Cedar Rapids
Pulcholeki
Hamtramck
Mich
W. Deitz
Rock Island
Deitz
Boone Farmhand Dies by Own Action
The body of Nels Nolgon, 22, a Boone county farmhand, was found on the Walker farm in Boone. He shot himself in the abdomen and died. No motive could be ascribed for the act.
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Boone, In
L. NJ
Nels Nolgon
Boone County
Soa Walker
Bridge bill passes legislature with reduced appropriation
Springfield report notes passage of a bridge bill with amendments reducing the appropriation from 400000 to 275000 dollars. The measure directs funding for a bridge project and details of the compromise were approved today.
Hoover tours midwest. predicts improving economy
President Hoover, after a 2,500 mile swing through Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and Illinois, remains confident the worst of the hard times is past. He sees blooming fields and bountiful crops, though farm prices stay low, and notes increased production should boost employment and rail traffic. Federal Judge Wilkerson set to sentence Al Capone on tax and prohibition evasion charges, with a expected term of about two and a half years.
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George RB. Holmes
Washington
Hoover
White House
Middle West
Hao
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Snead
James H. Wilkexson
Chicago
Alphonse Capone
Gangr
Istamld
King
United States
Sear
Torrio Regains Control as Chicago Gangs Leader
Chicago dispatch reports Sotmay Fovrio, linked to bringing Al Capone to Chicago, now deemed head of the Chicago beer syndicate again. Capone recently pleaded guilty to tax evasion and conspiracy, awaiting sentence, while Torrio returns from Florida and consolidates power amid gangland tensions.
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Chicago
Sotmay—Fovrio
al Capone
Underworld
Alas
Capone
Havn
Tate
Cyringe
Hataazin Bullets
Reslets
Futhermore
Topria
Torrio
Florida
Lexingston Hotel
United States
George BE
Johnson
Gippas
Torro
Fydert
Toria
Sina
Aecorit
New York
St. Petersburg
Fla
New Jerasy
Chicagiy
Aimee Semple McPherson Faces Back Tax Challenge
Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson, California evangelist, contests the U S board of tax appeals over a $21 3 49 back income tax assessment for 1926 1927 and 1928. Government says receipts totaled $169 378 with $21 966 deficiency. case set for June 24.
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Washington
Aimee Semple McPherson
California
U. S. Board of Tax
Evangelical Association
Learried
Elizabeth Jjohnson
Heavile
Claimaged Woman Charged Over Young Lover Gifts
Shenandoah Iowa case involves Mrs Charles E Fliesbach 75 once resident of Shenandoah accused of lavishing gifts on Dr Hart Johnson a young Los Angeles physician. Guardian named claims the affair dates to June in the city. The report notes allegations of extravagant gifts tied to a romantic relationship.
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Shenandoah
Charles__E.Fliesbach
Shenantoah
Harrt Johnson
Vanderbilt Files for Divorced Decree
Reno Nevada June 10 Cornallua Nandertus filed for divorce decree here after a period of separation. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief as the case proceeds through the local court system.
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Reno
Nev
Tae Ay
Frankie Foster Cleared Of Murder Charge In Chicago Case
Frankie Foster, long tied to Chicago's gaming history, was dismissed of the murder charge against Alfred L. Simes. Indicted July 2, 1990, by the board of Strategy, Foster faced trial before Judge Larry M. Fister.
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Frankie Foster
Frankie Oatery
Chicago
Alfred L. Simes
Chicas
Fribune -Reporter
Slarry M. Fister
Foster
Board of Strategy
Ate
Qo Rengen
Atetion
Leo. V. Brothers
St. Louis
Lingle
Carl M Garver Dies Former Des Moines Mayor
Des Moines reports the death yesterday of Carl M Garver former mayor of the city He died in an Illinois hospital at the time of his passing Garver was president of Enterprise Coal Co a bank committee member and served four years as mayor He was a Spanish American War veteran and a member of the Des Moines Club.
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Des Moines
Hi- i. S
Satardhiy
Carl M. Garvok
Dyes Motes
Ijinois
Garver
Enterprise Coal Company
Oulyor
Spin Tish War Veteria
Am 4
Des Moines Club
Fire causes $25,000 loss at Charles City
Charles City Iowa June 19 An estimate of 25000 was placed on the fire damage tonight after a blaze at the Castle billiard hall and the northern half of the Uly Press building. The Press office and machinery were destroyed and the origin is believed to be in the basement of the pool hall.
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Charles City
N. S
Uly Press
Lee
Glanca Market Notes on Stocks and Bonds
Fragmentary market briefing mentions stocks regular and bonds in dell txgunion. It hints at call money steady and New York context dated June 19 4(1. The unreadable OCR fragment presents garbled figures and terms, providing no clear entities or concrete actions.
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New York
Auto Accidents Take Heaviest Toll In State
Des Moines reports include nine Yowans hurt or killed in state crashes. John Beal Jr. and Rayburn Russell, both 20s from Newton, were struck beside a parked car by Luther Tuinstra’s vehicle while returning from a dance. Beal died, Russell injured. Other drownings, a fatal train strike near Albia, and multiple farm injuries are noted along with a Lincoln Neb. fatal truck incident and a Cedar Rapids man killed near Tipton in a crash.
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Des Moines
N. S
John Beal Jr
Newton
Ray
Burn Russell
Luther Tuinstra
Beal
Bernadine, Osborn
le Claire
Scott County
Oral Hayworth
Albie
Oscesla Los Dee-Motnen
Baesi
Troma P
Barney
Greving
Willey
Carrol
Claude Montgomery
O Sloan
Sioux City
Sheldon
Cedar Rapids
Neer
Tipton
Tad
Five Anita Young People Injured In Crash
Five Anita youths were injured in a late night autos crash on US highway 92 west of Anita. A car returning to Anita from Atlantic collided with a heavily loaded truck driven by James Wilson. Bartley and four companions were bruised. Wilson escaped uninjured. The Bartley car was badly damaged while the truck sustained minor damage.
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Anita
U. S
Anita Aye Baitley
Wilson
Bartley
Early Ball Scores Across American Leagues
Reported baseball scores from early games show Cleveland, Washington, Detroit, St. Louis and others with mixed results. Names like Miller, Jones, Hayes, Berry appear in abbreviated form as teams compete under foggy recaps.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detrois
Aston
St. Lewis
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International Nowa Service
Iowa
American Union of Wedish Singers
Rockford
James Janis
Charles Lehr
Glenviaw
Te Alles
Aig Gerkin
Brrth
London
Thames
Ford
Londony
Temeke Clearmont
Morison
Kangana
Asingi
Ding
Anderson Track
Kaneas City
Robinson Obinaba
Yeuta Say
Dramher
Drumhhel
Farmer
Miss Universe
Netta Dachsteau
Bulgi
Pulchritade
Galveston
Tex
Anne Lee Patterson
Ludlow
Tong
Monroe
Gmulty
Seain
Boone
Springfield
Aimee W’pherson
Ludiaw, Ky
Miss United
Wuigtis Sy
Vanderbilt
Carl. M. Garver
Des’ Moines
Albert Jepsen
Denison
Anita Young
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