Anaconds Copper Declares Quarterly Dividend
York director of Anaconds Copper Mining announces a regular quarterly dividend of 87 four and a half cents per share payable August 17 to holders of records July 11. A hotel register entry used to support an alibi in the Pat Flaherty murder trial appears: North Platte hotel guest signed as Edward L. Flaherty.
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Aneconde
York
Anaconds Copper Mining Company
Huron
North Platte
Neb
Edward L
Pat) Flaherty
Stong City
Charles Eyestone
A. C.ogle
Flaherty
Welch-Moore's Shoe Sale Opens With Rush of Buyers
Welch-Moore's store was crowded throughout the day as midsummer heat gave way to a brisk opening sale. The establishment offered the lowest footwear prices in ten years with hundreds of bargains drawing shoppers from across southwest Iowa, creating a lively mass of buyers all morning and into the afternoon.
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Welch-Moore’s
Big Atork
Paleopurgon
Southwest
Towa
Cleveland Gangster Langman Slain by Enemies in Mob Hit
A bullet riddled body found by two fishermen in Orange township is identified by police as Jack Kibby Langman a 28 year old reputed member of a notorious gambling and gangster mob. Langman was shot twice in the back of the head and police say he was likely taken for a ride by gangland enemies. Authorities launched a search for the assailants.
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Elafid
Orange Township
Jack Kiven
Kibby
Langman
Perry man John Smith declared mentally normal by alienists
Des Moines reports that after a complete examination of John Smith of Perry last February, state alienists announced at noon today that Smith was mentally sane despite his mysterious disappearance, central to the case.
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Des Moines
John Smith
Perry
American baseball scores and player names from a muddled recap
Fragmentary box score notes list teams New York and Chicago with a 10 to 9 finish, plus Detroit 2 and Pittsburgh, yielding a disjointed tally of players Gomez McEvay Walaert Johnson Jorgens Perkina Thomas McKain Faber Grube Pailadel and others, with unclear inning details and odd punctuation.
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Loagie
New York
Chicago
Finol
Gomez
McEvay
Walaert
Johnson
Jorgens
Perkina
Thomas McKain
Faber and Grube
Pailadel i
Ts Louis
Rarn
Gocrena
Gray
Detroit
Herand
Spencersworth
Barry
Awei Pf
Pittsburgh
Ci i Urihe Ey
sDaviss Brome
Die In Midwest Heat Wave Reach Moscow Flight
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty arrived in Moscow eight hours and five minutes after departing from Berlin, refueling their plane for the next leg to Irkutsk. The two American aviators were greeted by a Soviet cultural relations committee, with weather described as cloudy and sultry. The flight covered about 926 miles from Berlin at an average speed near 100 mph, slower than their Atlantic crossing pace.
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I. N.S
Moscow
Kics
Wiley Post
Harold F. Gatty
le Hof Air Field
Irkutsk
Wesandle
Post
Siberia
Novosibiesk
Pirmen
Koviet
Stady
Mney
War
Atlante
Erefelt
America
Europe
Laude
Copenhagen
Kestrup
Erty
Atlantic
Waa
Atlantis
Harbor Grace
Post and Gates
Chester
Newfoundland
Chicagoan Stole Teeth From Dead To Earn Living
William Walsh, 83, admitted stealing bridgework from a morgue body to fund living. He pleaded guilty to petty larceny and received one year probation after the coroner verified his poverty claim.
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Walsha
Patty Imceny
Fraudulent Pretender Poses as Noted Figures Claims Hoover Contact
The subject faces charges for parole violations and fraud claiming to be Bar on Von Krupp and the son of a former ambassador. He alleges to have shaped events including meeting President Hoover before his election and being hosted at the Hoover residence in Palo Alto, California.
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New York
Europe
George Gal
United States
Baron von Krupp
Jos
Gubor
Hoover
Palo Alts
Cal
Bloody coal mine war erupts as strikers clash in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio on June 26 a mob of striking miners attacked a trackload of Dillon Vale miners with stones. At least two men were seriously injured. Sheriff deputies armed with guns and tear bombs arrested 19 strikers while state police protected Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Company mines in western Pennsylvania where 85 percent of 2400 miners reportedly returned to work. Demonstrations by women and men under the National Miners Union occurred at mine entrances with no disorders reported. The radical union disputes the resumed operations, deeming the strike ongoing at Terminal mines.
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Steubenville
Warforn
Dillonvale
Blondahed
Sheriff's
Depustes
Pittsburgh Terminal Cod) Corporation
Westen Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of Attica
Communistic National Miners Union
Radical Union
United Mine Workers
Legionaires of three states open two day confab
Legionnaires of Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin gathered in Dubuque for a two day meeting. Department Commander Roy F. Farrard of Wisconsin, Arthur Poorman of Illinois, and Mauricio Cahill of Iowa attended the opening session. The gathering included a contest.
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Legionaires
States
Dubuque
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconain
Roy F. Farrard
Arthur
Poorman
Tilinola
Maurico ‘Cahill
Sosulona
Ocmee
Ane
No Immediate Reliefin Iowa Heat Wave Deepens
Iowa endures extreme heat with no relief in sight as temperatures hit 100s in many cities. Four heat deaths reported statewide, with additional prostrations. Des Moines weather offices warn heat may persist for hours, while hundreds seek relief at pools and beaches.
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International
Nogy
United States Weather Bureau
Des Moines
Knights Templar elect officers at Minneapolis grand encampment
In Minneapolis on June 25, Perry W. Weidener was elected grand master at the Knights Templar grand encampment meeting. Delegates also approved a five cent per capita tax to fund future conclave expenses. Newly elected officers include Harry C. Walker deputy grand master Andrew D. Agnew grand generalissima Star Norris grand junior warden Wilfrid Polsland grand senior warden and droln Campbell grand junior warden. Louis L. Emerson pre elected grand recorder. Five appointive posts to be announced after Friday’s installation. San Francisco appears favored to host the 1984 conclave.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Perry W. Weidener
Angeles
Harry C., Walker
Binghampton
Louis L. Emerson
Springfield
Ulinsis
Parate
Weidner
San Francisco
Report Independent Republic Formed in Spanish Province
London dispatch reports an independent republic proclaimed in the Spartian province of Galicia. Confirmation was unclear, but the news follows long-standing discord in the regions of Galicia and neighboring provinces.
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London
Spartian
Galicia
Barcelona
Breheny Named Grand Knight of Atlantic Knights of Columbus
St. Paul Breheny, longtime local banker, elected grand knight of Atlantic council No. 1164 Knights of Columbus at a well attended meeting. He succeeds F. Crawford of Griswold and will chair the twenty fifth anniversary celebration committee. J. Monig was elected deputy grand knight with Troy Rhody chancellor and other officers chosen. Rev Father McDermott named chaplain and lecturer.
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Atlantic Council
Breheny
J. ‘T. Monig
Anita Mayor
Troy Rhody
O' Lex
H. R. Ganderman
Cecil Krohn
el ‘Waters
Pilgins
T. Marshal
M. P. Conway
P. N. McDermott
H. P. Comfort
Father McDermott
Inmate Andrew Duckett Dies at Atlantic Hospital
Andrew Duckett, 73, an inmate of the county farm for about seven years, died yesterday at Atlantic Hospital after five months as a patient. A native of Kentucky with no known relatives, he had never married. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at the Young Funeral Home chapel, with burial in Atlantic Cemetery.
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Andrew Duckett
Atlantic Hospital
Duckett
Kentucky
Grant, Elliott and Griswold
Parachute Jumper Survives as Pilot Dies in Spin
Wilsonville Nebraska records a fatal crash when parachute jumper Vic Gavin of Wichita tangles with the plane tail during a jump. Pilot T G Stone, 45, of Wichita, dies after attempting to free the parachute. Gavin suffers minor injuries.
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Wilsonville
Neb
I. N
T. G. Stone
Wichita
Kan
Stone
Vic Gavin
Gavin
Gertrude Sebern Reappointed To Public Post
Local notice confirms Gertrude Sebern has been reappointed to a public post. Details unclear due to truncated source text but indicates official action and continuation of service.
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Gertrude Sebern
Trader Horn in Critical Condition in London Nursing Home
Alfred Aloysi Horn known worldwide as Trader Horn, aged 76, lies critically ill in a London nursing home after being taken there by his daughter following illness. The famed explorer and actor, famed for expeditions in Africa and early cinema, is described as internationally beloved and active in recent decades.
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Trader’ Horn
London
Africa
Alfred Aloysi Horn
Trader Horn
Lockjaw Fatal to 7 Year Old Lad
Brentford Swart seven year old son of Mr and Mrs B A Swart of Gray and grandson of Mrs A R Swart of Audubon died after lockjaw developed from a foot splinter. He was taken to Manning hospital Tuesday and died at 6 pm yesterday. He survived by his parents grandmother five sisters. Funeral Friday at 1 am Gray Methodist church Rev Doyle officiating burial at Audubon.
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Audubin
Junk
Brentford Swart
B. A. Swart
Gray
A. R. Swart
Audubon
Manning Hospital
Gray Methodist Church
Doyle
Believed Fatally Hurt Going To Funeral Last Eve
Forest City Ia June 25 Physicians attending Ferdinand Roth of Chicago announced death expected momentarily from injuries suffered in a automobile accident near here last night Roths car, en route to Buffalo Center for a funeral, collided with a car driven by Clarence Sperring of Compton Other Roth family members and Sperring occupants sustained minor injuries and recoveries underway
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Forest City
Ferniand Roth
Chicago
Roth
Chi‘Tikoul
Buffalo Center
Clarence Sperring
Compton
Sperving
Freight Train Kills Youth at Bussey
Ja Bussey June 25 George McFall 20 son of Mr and Mrs Frank McFall Bussey was killed when he attempted to hop a Burlington freight train in the yards with cousin Harlan Plumb 20. Plumb hesitated and fled as the train sped by. McFall died at 7 25 p m the train did not stop leaving surviving his parents one brother and two sisters.
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Bussey, Ja
George McFall
Frank McFall
Bussey
Burlington
Harlan Plumb
Albis
Plumb
Mee
Fallis
Markets at a Glebe New York June 25 Stocks Rise
Markets in New York show strong curb stock gains and firm bonds amid higher demand for foreign obligations. Call money remains easy with minor price movements and cotton prices steady.
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New York
Danish American duo cross Atlantic to Copenhagen by air
In a record non stop Atlantic crossing, Otto Hillig and Hokger Hoirits landed at Krefeld Germany after a fuel short flight from Harbor Grace Newfoundland. They then resumed the leg to Copenhagen despite exhausting fuel and lengthy delays.
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Krefeld
Germany
North Atlantic
Otto Hillig
Hok’ Ger Hoirits
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Copenhagen
Franta
Spain
Hillig
Hoirits
Mother of Poisoned Girls Taken Into Custody Again
Greenfield Indiana June 25 LN S Mia Carrie Simmons no mother of a Jean 0 and 1 pol glinia 14 two Simmons gitlins a gating iee a ny Mi Scifres Boone county who announced
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