Youngest Chief Dead From Botulism in Colorado
mgmont Colorado Ray T Bun, 27, among nation s youngest police chiefs, died reportedly from botulism after eating undercooked hamburger. He was named chief last year inmgmont. New Hampton Iowa ill health cited as motive in self inflicted death by hanging of L C Johnson, 30, proprietor of a sheet metal plant, described as extremely nervous prior to death. Bud Phipps, 46, confined to state hospital earlier this year, made third and successful suicide attempt by railway strike at Reinbeck. Charles J Es new Indian affairs commissioner, J Henry Scattergood sworn in as assistant commissioner. Armed robbers stole about 7000 from Ohio savings bank messenger in Akron. Carl Laemmle says silent movies will endure amid growth of talkies. Vernon Sherman, 19, drowned in Missouri river. body being sought by Springfield officials. Fatally shooting Charley Day and wounding Joseph Sylvester. contractor Alexander W McElhenney Sr. shoots self after quarrel over unpaid work. New hotel management deal announced for Wardman and Black Hawk properties in Davenport and Washington.
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Philadelphia
Charley Day
Joseph Sylvester
Alexander W. McElhenney
Gray
Medhenney
Iowa Delays New Tax Board Names As Governor Is Absent
Des Moines July 1. Governor Hammill’s absence delayed announcing the new assessment and review board members though a return is expected tomorrow. Three new state officers took office today Henry V. Hoyer Olwe in Olis Il Michaels and John H. Crooks. The labor commissioner expanded staff including D Seaman Anna Stillwell and Mrs H W Spaulding. State funds show a lower general revenue balance while the blue sky law enforcement expands and office spaces are reorganized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis Moines
Board of Assessment
John Hammill
Hammill
Britt
Henry V. Hoyer
Oclwein
Post Hell
A. L. Urick
Olis Il
Michaels
Ottumwa
J. H. Strief
Sioux City
State Board of Control
John H. Crooks
Boone
State Board of Parole
Ernest C. Hamilton
Winternet
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
D. .D.seaman
Dox Mouiney
Anna Stillwell
Waukon
Miao
Beatrice Sutteck
H. W. Spaulding
Grinnell
Clita
Qantory
Ellen ‘Rourke
Iowa
General Revenue Fund
Ray KE. Johnson
The
Treasury
Capitol
Securities Department
Secretary of State
Blue Sky Lnw
Imotor Vehicle Department
Executive Council
Board of Vocational Training
John Coolidge to Enter Harvard for Business Course
John Coolidge, son of former President Calvin Coolidge and fiancé of Florence Thurnbull, plans to enroll in Harvard Business Administration’s program for young men in business. A Amherst graduate, he currently works for the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
John Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Florence Thurnbull
Connecticut
Kina
Harvard
Young
Coolidge
Amherst
Tenowa-Alerk
New York
New, Haven
Hitt
Ford Railroad
Demand for Justice probe of Methodist Board
Rep George Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts urged Attorney General Mitchell to investigate the Methodist Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals under the corrupt practices act. He said he has documents showing the board distributed literature exclusively political in nature during an election and failed to file required expenditures statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Day Board
Washington
LN. S
Department of Justice
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Mitchell
George Holden Tinkham
Massachusetts
Tinkham
Methodist Board
Fourth of July Fireworks to Crown Atlantic Legion Program
A Spectacular fireworks display will crown the Atlantic American Legion Fourth of July celebration. The event at Sunnyside park will be free and feature aerial pots, colored rockets, novelty aerials, light shows, and historic World War II effects plus a Star Spangled Banner piece. Evening festivities include a dance by the Gold Star Band, a band canoe, a big midway, and more than a dozen stands under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic American Legion
No Man's Land
Yellowstone National Park
Dante
Gold Staff Sand
Atlantic
Sunnyside Park
Whder
Gangland Opens Fire Again Wounds Man Near Fatal
In Chicago on July 1 three men in a car fired on Sam Cree as he walked the sidewalk. A shotgun blast tore into Cree and gravely wounded Grave, who was also struck. Police rushed Cree to a hospital. Grave died later from his injuries. Witnesses reported the attackers fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tory
Sam Cree
Crea
Grave
Where To Go Tonight Atlantic theater
Talking picture listings show Mary Pickford starring at the Strand in Chinatown Nights with Florence Vidor and Warner Oland. Ey Rumsey presents Mimnor cin lat Inatalla-
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Atlantic Theater
Couquette
Mary Pickford
Strand: Theater
Florence Vidor
F and
Warner. Oland
Mimnor Cin' Lat
Ey Rumsey
Inatalla
Atlantic Train Snaps Car After Narrow Escape Crash
Three young Atlantic residents Wynn Rentz Eva Moore and Frances Leslie escaped death when a Ford sedan failed to stop at a turn and plunged down a 16 foot embankment onto Rock Island tracks. The car was struck by a westbound No 7 train, wrecking the vehicle and leaving Moore with a broken nose and gash while Rentz and Leslie suffered bruises. The driver Warley Johnson fled unhurt and the injured were taken to Atlantic hospital for several days of treatment.
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Tour Atlantic
Rocksland
Wynn Rentz
Eva Moore
Frances Leslie
Atlantic Hospital
FP Iisting—Company
Johnson
Elk Horn
Rock Island
Atlantic
Ee Johnson
Torth
Fritz Hansen
Hansen
Sncident
Miss Moore
Miss Leslie
Hancock
Rentz
Hig
Johnsson
Fem
City Treasurer Sued for Funds in Defunct Bank
Mars Ia July 1 K C Bartels city treasurer faces a personal suit for recovery of 1500 municipal funds on deposit in wrecked Plymouth County Savings bank. City council after a court decision that city funds had no precedence instructed the city attorney to proceed. Bartels was not protected by a surety bond. Bank closed after president W J Martin confessed misappropriation. Martin sentenced five years in the state penitentiary but paroled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dé Mars
K.C. Bartels
Plymouth County Savings Bank
H. S. Martin
Bartels
W. J. Martin
Martin
Yeggs Blow Safe At Des Moines Store Of Former Local Man
Des Moines police seek two masked men after they blew the Globe department store vault early yesterday. They obtained more than 15000 dollars from two safes while the night watchman left the premises at 6 30, and escaped before officers could be summoned. The Globe store owner is J A Kreana, formerly with Vogue ready-to-wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggs Blow Safe
Deg Moines
J. N
Yeges
Jo A. Kreana
Globe, Des Moines
J. &. Kresna
Vogue
Muscatine Votes on 800000 Bonds to Pave Highway 32
Muscatine county voters went to the polls to decide on an $800,000 paving bond issue for a long stretch of highway 82 linking Davenport and Des Moines. The vote was expected to pass by a large margin, reflecting strong sentiment for paved roads. the county previously approved $60,000 in 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Davenport-Dés Moines
Storm damages along Lincoln Way report across Iowa
Miss Alice Collins, 30, died when lightning struck during a storm near Lamont Iowa. The group sheltered under a tree. her brother Mervin was unharmed. Cedar Rapids and nearby towns suffered widespread damage from wind, rain and fallen trees. Mount Vernon and Clarence faced heavy destruction. lines and sewers failed. damage tallies ran into thousands.
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Lamont
N. S
Alice Collins
Albert Collins
Collina
Mervin
Mike Collins
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
Here
Glorence
Stinwood
Moohafticavill
Mount Vernon
Rain Breaks Heat Wave With Brief Relief
Heavy rainfall last night cooled the area after a Saturday and Sunday heat wave. The local forecast observer reported up to an inch of rain with roads slick but drying by this afternoon while temperatures peaked near 94 degrees and a distant record of 1028 looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Fawcelly
Reverneyment Observer
Stultz Dies in Air Crash Amid Transatlantic Fame
Wilmer Stultz, famed Trans-Atlantic flyer and Amelia Earhart ally, dies after a plane crash near Mineola New York. Two passengers, Edward Harwood and Pat Castelluccio, also killed. plane owned by John Hay Whitney. Stultz, 29, had recently flown with Earhart on the Friendship, and received honors from the International League of Aviators.
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Mineola
N. Ys
Wilmer Stultz
Staltz
Stulta Q
Roosevelt Field
Tic
Stult
Nassau County Hospital
Stultz
Edward
Harwood
Pat Castelluccio
Roslyn
Sellers
London
Old Orchard Beach
Amelia Earhart
Miss Earhart
Roosevelt, Field
John Hay Whitney
Air Corps
Army
Navy
Frances Wilson Grayson
Europe
Byrd
Fokker
Lou Gordon
International League of Aviators
Pathfinder flight tests as America to Rome nears takeoff
Roger Q Williams and Lewis A Yancey test load Pathfinder monoplane ahead of an imminent departure to Rome from Old Orchard Beach Maine amid favorable flying conditions. Clarence Chamberlin dazzles Des Moines crowd with stunt in his new foolproof craft at the municipal airport, piloted by two others with two passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard—Beach
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Rome
Des Moines
Iowa
Clarence Chamberln
Denison
They
Chamberlin
Alort
Iowa Aircraft Show Accredited by National Chamber
July airs show in Des Moines receives official accreditation from the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Promoters announce the second annual event set for July 19 and 20 with plans for nautical exhibits and rigid standards. Lyman B. H. John to represent the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Moines
L. N.S
Agronautical Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Wero Nautical
Lyman
John
Railroad Buys Line of Buses
Officials of the Union Pacific railroad announced the purchase of the Interstate Blue Line operating buses in Nebraska Kansas Missouri Iowa and South Dakota. The deal reportedly totals around 1 009 000 dollars and marks a major expansion of rail owned bus service across the four states.
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Omaha
Nebr
I. N
Union Parailroad
Interstate
Bilaine
Busea
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
South Dakotas
Sea of Money
Mead
Jth
New National Origins Immigration Quotas Take Effect
Washington July 1 The new quotas based on national origins reduce entrants next year by about 18 000 as compared with this year and reallocate admissions across many nations Germany and the Scandinavian countries see major cuts while Great Britain Northern Ireland nearly doubles. The annual limit stands at 153 714 aliens, replacing the 1890 baseline of 164 647.
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Washington, D. C
S. N
Hoover
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Germany
Afghanistan
China
Slovakia
Danzig Free City
Ruanda
Urundi
Roumania
Russia
Denmark
Egypt
Estonia
Ethiopia
Finland
France
Irelard
Hungary
Bedais
Irish Free State
Iceland
India
Iraq
Mesopotamia
Italy
Japan
Latvia
Liberia
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
New Guinea
Palestine
Transjordan
Persia
Poland
Portugal
Samou
Western
San Marino
Lievhesstein
Lithuania
Luxemburg
Muscat
Oman
Nauru
Union
Southwest Africa
Syria
Lebanoa
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International News Service
Mgmont
Colo
Ray T. Bunfit
Hewett J
Cherokee
Bud Phipps
Phipps
Ilinois Central
Reinbeck
Ington
D. C
Charles J. Es
Ameri. Indian Defense Association
Charles H. Burke
South Dakota
J. Henry Scattergood
Philaeclonia
E. B. Merritt
Arkansas
Akron
M. Jackson
Industrians Saving and Loan Company Bank Mo
Ohio State—bank
Carl Laemmle
Film Corporation Herd
Chitana
Inns
Springfield
Vernon Sherman
S. D
Sherman
Springfield State Normal
Jowans Direct Capital Hotels
United ‘Realities, ‘Inc
Davenport
Black Hawk
Tho ‘Western
NEW Tax Board
Hanly
Legion
Man
Lincoln
Way
Lowden
Clarence
Presbyterian Church
Stanwood
Mechanicsville
Mt. Vernon
Cornell College
Mineola Field
America
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