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Multiple brief items report a Iowa collision leaving Mrs Powers and daughter Edna out of danger, a Paris suicide by gas of Lawrence Murphy, Eskimo music plans from McMillan expedition, a Sibley injunction rejection on municipal power contracts, Dorothy Mackaye jury progress in a San Quentin case, Moscow capital looting and martial law, and a capital damage estimate of eight million dollars.
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Iowa City
Walter 5. Powers
Edna
J.M. Turner
Cedar Rapids
Walter S. Powers
Geta
Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackaye
Paul ‘Kelly
San Quentin Penitentiary
Ray Raymond
Raymond
Kelly
Miss Mackaye
Urga
Mongolia
Moscow
Omaha Fire Destroys Den and Church. 23 Hurt
A serious blaze in Omaha damaged a den and a church, injuring 23 people. Rescue teams battled late into the night as flames swept through the old wood building, with several residents evacuated and first responders sustaining minor injuries.
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Omaha
Une
N. S
Rémen
Eivad
Ak-Bar-Bon
Tesia
Ima
Ser
Mutiny Within Mutiny Ends Prison Strike at Kansas Penitentiary
At the Kansas state penitentiary in Lansing a four day convict mutiny ended with a surface escape attempt quelled and fourteen ringleaders in solitary confinement. Prison officials say about 50 of 328 inmates supported the uprising while a dozen sustained minor injuries. Max Miller led the mutiny and faced questioning along with Paul Cordero and Howard Wilson who had paroles. The investigation began at dawn with warden Mackey and deputy warden Hudsoth presiding.
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Lansing
Kans
Kansas State Penitentiary
Atate
W. H. Mackey
R. H. Hudsoth
State Board of Administration
Max Miller
Wichita
Miller
Paul’ Cordero
Howard Wilson
Kansas City
Suit Arising From Premature Powder Blast Filed
Bert Sandhorst sues Ralph and Yard of Cumberland County in district court over a premature explosion of potash and sulphur used in blasting logs. He seeks $2,000 for injuries alleging the blast while working as a farm hand on Hilyard’s farm on March 8. He claims he was undressed and hurt during the accident.
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Bert Sandhorst
Ralph & Yard
Cumberland Vicinnity
Hilyard
Sandhorat
Three In Tohs Admit Some Of Lewis Robberies
Fred Winter , 21 , Dale Jahnke , 19 , and Max Pangburn , 20 , all of Lewis, await grand jury action after a preliminary hearing in Justice Camp's court. They admit several thefts including entries at H. G. Marker home, Crystal Lake concession thefts, windshield theft from Earl Burkhalter car, and tire thefts in Atlantic. Bond set at 500 dollars. others under investigation for linked robberies in the area.
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Fred Winter
Dale Juhnke
Max Pangburn
Lewis
Court of Justice C
Camp
P. 2. Edwards
H. G., Marker
Crystal Lake
Earl Burkhalter
Atlantic
Britain and U S clash over naval parity at Geneva
At Geneva on June 25 Washington rejected any shift from the 5-5 parity for auxiliary ships and insisted on absolute parity with Great Britain. The US warned Britain not to reopen the Washington five power treaty, and noted Britain’s push for capital ship reductions is outside the conference scope. Ambassador Gibson signaled possible discussion of capital ships, while Americans remained firm on their position.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Geneva
W. C. Bridgeman
Britain
Hugh 5. Gibson
Bridgeman
America
Ricks
N.S
Japan
Hugh Gibson
Gibsony
Brooklyn Girl Prays For Injured Aviator Recovery
An 11 year old Brooklyn girl Lillian Chernow, treated for injuries from a Brooklyn crash, prays for George L Lambert, Princeton student and cousin of James T Walker who died in a Pottsville air crash. She recalls his kindness and his promise of a future ride.
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New York
Brooklyn
George L., Lambert
Princeton
Anr
Pottsville
James T. Walker
Lillian Chernow
Lambert
Lillian
Tie
Posse Stages Hunt for Choker of Girl
A state police posse, deputies, constables and citizens hunted through Barrington woods seeking George Taylor, a dancing itinerant barber, for the choking death of 20 year old Stelle Kale. Governor Fuller of Massachusetts and others offered rewards totaling 2100 dollars. The body of Kale, a photographer's assistant, was found on Salisbury Beach on June 4.
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Dover
WN. H
Barrington
George Taylor
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Taylor
Stelle ‘Kale
Salisbury Beach
Mass
Early Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
National League results show Boston 3 over Pittsburgh 4 for final. New York 4 Philadelphia 8 in the eighth. Cincinnati 1 St. Louis 2 with Cincinnati’s loss. Brooklyn 3 Boston 2 in a late second game. American League Detroit 2 Chicago 0, Philadelphia 1 New York 0 in the seventh inning.
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Boston
Monte
Pittsburgh
Father of Local Physician Dies in Council Bluffs
William P. Barnett, 80, a Pottawattamie County pioneer and father of Dr. R. L. Barnett of Atlantic, died at his home in Council Bluffs after months of illness. He was born in Missouri in 1847 and lived in Hazel Dell township before moving to Council Bluffs. Survived by widow Theresa and six children: Dr. R. U. Barnett, Mrs. M. A. H. Jones, Mrs. W. W. Cleary, Kate M. Barnett, Ray W., and Ralph M. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Hazel Dell M. E. church.
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William P. Barnett
Pottawattamie County
R. L. Barnett
Council Bluffs
Mr. Barnett
Deccared
Vernon County
Maré
Decatur County
Iowa
A. J. Hall
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railroad
Missouri
Theresa €. Kat
Hazel Dell Township
Council Bluffal
R.u. Barnett
Atlantic
M.A. H. Jones
Iowa City
W. W. Cleary
Underwood
Misa Kate
Barnett
Ray W
Ralph M
Hazel Dell M. E
Wilkinson
Broadway M. E
Hazel Dell
Horace Named to Head Attorneys
Iowa State Bar association closed its annual meeting with new officers elected H C Horack as president H A Evans as vice president J B R Mc Manus as secretary treasurer and A J Small as librarian The note also mentions a family trip by Mr and Mrs Henry Walter and daughter Henrietta to Pierre South Dakota and the Black Hills.
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Iowa City
Iowa State Bar Association
H. C. Horack
A. Evans
Sioux City
J. BR. McManus
Des Moines
Treageurer
A.J. Small
Lbrarian
Dekers
Henry Walter
Henrietta
Chestnut Street
Pierre
S. D
Black Hills
Army Navy and Civilian Race to Span Pacific by Air
San Francisco and San Pedro report the start of a three way air race to Hawaii involving Army navy and civilian planes. Lieutenant Lester Maitland and Albert Hegenberger prepare a tri motor Fokker from San Diego while Navy pilot Richard Grace plans a Hawaii flight from Honolulu. Civilian Ernest Smith aims to reach Honolulu first as Oakland airport readies a takeoff. Martin Jensen, Hawaiian aviator, travels to Oakland to join the effort and pattern after Lindbergh Key details: routes, takeoff plans, and competing crews.
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San, Francisco
H. N
Au Lieute
Lester Maitland
Albert Hegelberger
San Francisco
Hawaii
Pacific
Army
Navy
San Diego
San Francisco Bay
Honolulu
Diane
Pagel
Richard Grace
Ernest Smith
Oakland Municipal
Wag
Licuts
Lester Mait
Albert Hegenberger
Grace
Army Flying Field
Smith
Oakland Field
Maitland
Hegenberger
San Pedro
Cal
Martin Jensen
City of Honolulu
Oakland
Jensen
Lindbergh
G A R National Meet Set for Grand Rapids September
Milwaukee June 24 The annual encampment of the G A R will be held in Grand Rapids Mich September 11 to 16 National Commander Frank A Walsh announces Dayton Ohio could not accommodate delegates due to inadequate facilities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank A. Walsh Han
Dayton
Road Conditions Improve Across Town-Toads Region
Practically no rain in the state during the week has improved road conditions. Town roads show general improvement with most sections in excellent condition. The route from Bradyville to Spirit Lake is good, and No 82 from Davenport to Councill Bluffs ranges from fair to good, while the Des Moines to Council Bluffs corridor remains in poor shape.
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Bradyville
Spirit Lake
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