Transfer Pastor Shifts to Madrid From Iowa Cathedral
In Sioux City Iowa Bishop Heenan announced the transfer of Ray Flannagan, four years as assistant pastor at the Cathedral, to Madrid. Also reported are a Berkeley youth’s death by own action tied to poor health and grades, an Army air corps non stop flight authorization for California to Hawaii, and a blood transfusion effort for Congressman W D Boise alongside clashes at Chinkiang involving foreign warships and Chinese nationalists.
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Sioux City
Newman Flannagan
Madrid
Heenan
Berkeley
Calif
Gag
Herbert C. Gardner
University of California
Washington
Lester J. Maitland
Albert F. Regenberger
Army Air Corps
War Davin
California
Hawaii
Boise
Sioux
City
W. D. Boise
Methodist Hospital
Morningside
Chivess
Shanghai
Chinkiang
Espentinor
Primary Road Plan Baffles Cass and Pottawattamie Boards
Cass county supervisors meeting with Pottawattamie officials failed to reach a consensus on placing the Atlantic Walnut road into the state primary system. Malone and Zellmer supported the move while Hansen and Armentor opposed it. D J Bodge did not attend.
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Atlantic
Walnut
Cass County Board of Apocrovisors
Obe. Malone
D. J. Bode
C. A. Zellmer
H. G. Armentrout
Chris Hansen
Pottawattamie
Avocais
Cass
Lewis
Highway Commission
Fragmentary baseball recap from multiple games in league play
Unclear OCR fragment lists partial inning events and team mentions. References Boston Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York St Louis and stanzas hint at scores or outs across 5th to 7th innings. No complete results or dates available due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Prooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Britain Refuses To Modify Prisoner Demands In Mutiny
Mutineers at the Kansas State Penitentiary press ten demands including parole for some prisoners and removal of the warden from parole discussions. The state board will handle talks by telephone, rejecting searches for extra cigarettes and promising individual case review. Warden Mackey, arriving from Texas, insists no concessions while a prolonged standoff is anticipated as miners stockpile food and lamp carbide. Guards, housed in the well ventilated electric shop, are considered safe. Separately, ringleader suspect Ed Crowder is believed captured after escape from Ferguson prison farm, with two other prisoners recaptured and twelve still at large.
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Lansing
Kans
State Board of Administration
Kansans
Wardem
W. H. Mackey
Texas
Huntsville
N. S
Ferguson
Madison County
Ed. Crowder
Huston
Sarving
Crowder
Price Washer
Galveston County
Algo
Supervisor Bode Declines Fight Over Bond Issue
Supervisor Bode states he is not opposing the bond, citing DoJ concerns. He represents the fourth district and comments on the Board of Trustees proceedings amid surrounding care and precinct issues.
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Bode
Rd Doj. Bode
Bs Care
Praicntt
Board of
Ters
Two Conventions Held This Week Well Attended
A pair of dealers conventions and schools of instruction conclude today after productive sessions. The Kelvinator and Continental-Can meetings end with a banquet at the Calumet cafe and the Atlantic Storage Battery gathering, directed by F M Jokee, drew fifteen to twenty dealers from the territory. More than 1060 superintendents and employees in canning plants from Town and Nebraska attended the Atlantic Can ning company event led by P S Pedersen of Marshalltown.
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Kelvinator Company
Continental-Can-company
EB. Stevenson
Chicago
Grinnellompany
a:Nebraski Canning’ Association
Can
Ipeint
Cyyken
Pige
Washington netfled over English stand
Britain refuses to withdraw or alter proposals for capital ship reductions at the Geneva naval disarmament talks. Bridgeman resists American demands while offering a memorandum on Britain’s plan. Officials in Washington note a shift in British stance since 1921.
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International News
Geneva
Great Britain
International New Service
Hugh Gibson
Wlc
Bridgeman
Mrizivk
United States
Coolidge
Washington
Gibson
America
Japan
N. S
D A Utre mont Brothers Sentenced for 1923 Train Robbery
Three D Autremont brothers Roy Ray and Hugh received life terms in the Oregon penitentiary after confessing to killing four crew members during a gold laden train robbery near the Siskiyou mountains in 1923. The case, one of the era’s most publicized crimes, ended a four year postal inspector pursuit costing nearly a million dollars. Hugh’s earlier conviction set the stage for the brothers’ full confessions detailing the murders and holdup.
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Salem
Ove
Roy
Ray
Hugh D’aucremont
Oregon Penitentiary
Jacksonville
Ore
Hugh
Charles Johnson
Iine
Philippines
Steubenville
Strangler Sits Calmly in Jail in Winnipeg
Earle Nelson a 30 year old Spaniard from San Francisco sits in a Winnipeg jail after being identified as a killer in four cities. Police say they have strong evidence linking him to a series of brutal stranglings in the United States and Canada. Nelson, born May 12, 1897, showed no concern, eating and sleeping as investigators press the case.
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Winnipeg
Man
N. S.J
United States
Canada
Earle Nelson
San Francisco
Killarney
Manitoba
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Portland
Ore
Thous
Nelson
Farmer Ludeko Reports $6000 Cattle and Hog Losses
Ralph Ludeko, a farmer near Klemm, Ta., reports he has sold about $6,000 worth of cattle and hogs from his 1000 acre farm to fatten on the land. He still has nine large herd of cattle and hogs on the place.
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Klemme
I. N
Ralph Ludeko
Admits Villisca and total of 43 brutal murders
LINGOEN Neb June 24 Frank Carter the Omaha sniper who stalked victims at night died in the electric chair at State prison at 4 18 am. He confessed to forty three murders including the Villisca Iowa ax murders of 1912. Prison officials doubted the confession but Omaha chief of detectives believed him. Carter spoke to reporters before execution and recounted his killings beginning in 1894 and ending with two Omaha murders.
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Frank Carter
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Carter
le List
Lingoen
Frank Garter
State Prison
Villisca
Clarion
John Manly
Sioux Falls
Car
William McDevitt
Austin Searles
Danbaum
Sioux Cuy, Ta
Ralph Johnson
Council Bluffs
J.B. Moore
Moore
F. B. Jones
Villisea
Damagen
Rosa
Willises
Jones
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International News Service
St.Louis
Ines
Britain
Iowa
Nebraska
al and
M’adoo
al Smith Dight
New Yar
Wyam Gibbs McAdoo
White Sulphur Springs
W. Var
D’autremont Boys
Istrangler
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