Suspect Named as Slayer of Lingle in Chicago Killings
United Press reports investigators hunt a suspect in the murder of Kred J. Lingle, Chicago Tribune reporter, with Forsythe named as the central figure. Police link the motive to Moran Capone era gang rivalries as a church group plans a public hearing to probe gangland ties.
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Chicago
Kred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
George
Bugs”) Moran
Joe Aiello
James Oped
Forsythe
North Side
Agencie Delong
Moran Gang
Frank Foster
Morans
Scarface
al” Capone
Foster
Footer
Morane
Capone
Simon Gorman
Frank Noonan
Gorman
Noonan
John Lyle
Lyle
Delaware
Gorn
Clearing House
Chicago Federation of Churches
Uique
Poace
T 0
Hurch
Man Held After Liberty Avenue Shooting
Leonard Flame, 54, of 1017 Liberty Ave SE, held by police after a shooting that wounded Joe Martelli, 45, of 1212 Berry Ave SE. The incident occurred Saturday night at the Liberty Ave address during a dispute. Martelli, punched, sustained a deep flesh wound in the hip and was hospitalized at Mercy Hospital in serious condition. Witnesses said Flame was present during the altercation and was arrested.
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Leonard Flame
Liberty Av
Joe Martelli
Erry
Martelli
Mercy Hospital
Flamingo
Amingo
Connecion
May Approve New Air Base Site At Sunnyvale Cal
Washington reports chair Britten of the House Naval Affairs Committee expects a vote at its next session on approving the Sunnyvale California site for a proposed naval lighter than air base. He notes delays and says California is an unfortunate victim of herself after a committee poll showed Camp Keagney detriment in net outcome.
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Britten
House
Naval Ai
Sunnyvale
Cal
California
Camp Keagney
Lindbergh Baby to be Named Charles in New Jersey
Englewood New Jersey June 23 the newborn son of Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Anne Morrow Lindbergh will be named Charles a kept secret middle name not disclosed by family officials. The baby weighing more than seven pounds arrived at 3 15 pm at the Morrows White House on a hill home.
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United Press
Englewood
N. J
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Winchester
Byrd
Lindbergh
South Pole
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
White House
Dwight W. Morrow
Lind
New Jersey
Roberto Fierro
Mexico City
Col. Fierro
Teterboro
Hasbrouck Heights
Hartford
Senate two arrested to ratify pact after mishaps
A U S report notes the Foreign Relations Committee expected to recommend ratification of the London Naval Treaty. The panel, with a 3 to 1 tilt, faced opposition from some Republicans and one Democrat who pressed delay over papers. In Canton Akron area two weekend accidents left injuries and arrests for drunken driving.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Secretary of State
Stimson
Department
Johnson
Hoover
Moses
New Hampshire
Califonia
Robinson
Indiana
Black
Alabama
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Hunters push for 500 more hours in City of Chicago flight
The City of Chicago endurance plane, flown by Kenneth and John Hunter with Walter and Albert assisting, reached 274 hours in its 10th day aloft at Sky Harbor Airport. A note to attendants said they are good for 500 more hours, with refueling contacts eight or nine times daily.
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Chicago
Hunter Brothers
City of
Sky Harbor
Kenneth
John Hunter
Sparta
Ill
Walter
Albert
Oy of
Clara Bow Travels Quietly in New York City
The Brooklyn born film star Clara Bow arrived in New York from outlying stations and checked into the Waldorf War wick Hotel, seen with Harry Richman the night club star and her fiancé despite reporters missing the details of her visit.
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Clara Bow
New York City
New York
Brooklyn
Harry Richman
Grand Central Station
Warwick
Richman
Mourning Declared for Saturlay Clash Victims in Bombay
Three days of mourning were ordered for the volunteer women injured in Saturday's clash between passive resisters and native police. The decision came at a conference of Indian Trade Association representatives and Pandit Motilal Nehru in Bombay.
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Bombay
Indian Trade Association
Pandie Motilal Nehru
Rockefeller’s Son Weds in Philadelphia Society Wedding
Miss Mary Todd Hunter Clark becomes bride of Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller, second son of John D. Rockefeller Jr., at St Asaph’s Episcopal Church Bala Cynwyd with Rev. Benjamin N. Bird officiating.
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Philadelphia
St. Asaph's Episcopal Church
Bala
Mary Todd Hunter Clark
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Clark
Percy H. Clark
Cynwyd
Benjamin N. Bird
St. Asaph's
Plane ride restores sight after long blindness
Eighteen years after being kicked in the head and losing sight in his right eye Walter Wyatt regained vision during a vacation airplane ride. The pilot performed loops and barrel rolls before descent, and Wyatt reported regaining sight in the long-blinded eye.
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Duquoin
Lil
Walter Wyatt
Wyatt
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co. Offices Closed for Picnic
es' Picnic Metropolitan Paving Brick Co. planta and offices will be closed in day Sat. June 2, for picnic.
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Es’ Picnic Metropolitan Paving Brick Co
Planta
Atlantic City Mayor Killed in Night Time Train Crash
ABESCON New Jersey June the Atlantic City Mayor Anthony M Ruffo Jr and three others were killed when their automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad train near here. The victims include Mr and Mrs John Wiley and Margaret Siracusa all of Atlantic City. The mayor who had just been cleared on indictments was driving the car. The crash occurred at 12 55 a m with the train due in Atlantic City at 1 10 p m but running late. The two women were identified as Ruffo's sister and niece.
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Akron
Canton-Akron
Leonard Lohr
Britten Pl
Dan Womack
Blecker Pl
North Canton
Dick Ashworth
Lohr
Mercy Hospital
J. P. Lamet
Grant St
Andy Marks
Apple Grove School
Mary Bucke
Samet
Velma Saylor
Marks
Robert Weirick
Mary Saylor
Eleanor Marks
Richard Myers
East Canton
United Press
Abescon
N. J
Anthony M. Ruffo, Jr
Atlantic City
Here
John Wiley
Margaret Siracusa
Anthony J. Siracusa
Wiley
Siracusa
Atantic City
Philadelphia
Ruffo
Assemblyman
New Jersey House
Ruffu
Young Dorchester Gunman Breaks From City Jail
Boston June 23 police skirmish intensifies for 19 year old Victor Stanwhite of Dorchester who escaped from city prison after shooting a pawnbroker during an attempted holdup. He gave a false name Frank J Pagé of Long Island City NY but was later identified. He claimed to be 3X New York killer but authorities found no confirmation.
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Boston
City
Victor Stanwhite
Dorchester
Frank J. Pagé
Long Island City
N. J
New York
Auom
Two New Saints Canonized in Vatican City
In St Peter's Basilica, the Roman Catholic Church canonized two new saints, Lacy Filippini founder of the Filippini order with base in Trenton New Jersey and Catherine Thomas a Spanish woman, elevating them at a ceremony attended by several Americans.
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Vatican City
Atican City
Lacy Filippini
Filippini Staters Order
Trenton
N. J
Catherine Thomas
North America
St. Peter's Basilica
Dismissal of Two Dry Agents Near Nelsonville
Two state dry agents from Alliance were dismissed after liquor charge arrests while riding with four girls near Nelsonville. Russell Shearer pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars and barred from driving for six months. Eugene Shearer’s intoxication charge was dropped.
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Athens
Nelsonville
William Hickman
Russell
Coats
Eugene
Broker Faces Larceny Charge In Bankrupted Firm
New York June 23 An indictment charges Harold Russell Ryder partner in Woody and Co with grand larceny. Ryder arrested Saturday on suspicion of grand larceny and arraigned at Tombs court. Estimates of his firm's losses range between 4 000 000 and 5 000 000 dollars.
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New York
Harold Russell Ryder
Woody & Co
Ryder
Ford
Tombs Court
Chicago Gangland Exposed by Pat Roache
The Daily News previews an in depth two page feature by Pat Roache former federal agent and state’s attorney investigator revealing the real Al Capone and gangland warfare. The Sunday June 29 magazine section will start the three part series with installments continuing the following week. Pre order urged due to high demand.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
The
Daily News
Pat Roache
Chicago
Chicago Ganglaad
Sory
Canton Daily News
Maniac Killer Writess Again In New York Scene
Reports from New York indicate the self styled Man Behind the Gun, linked to two murders and nine letters, sent a new warning to Meyer Newmark of Brooklyn while hinting at a departure for a Red Diamond Society headquarters. Investigators scramble amid revived clues as authorities weigh the possibility of a third victim and an important document.
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New York
Meyer Newmark
Brooklyn
Debate on New Tariff Bill Sparks Washington Clash
Washington officials reported a heated debate over the new tariff with two administration spokesmen supporting the act. Assistant Secretary of Commerce Klein praised the flexible clause allowing rate changes while Wood of the House Appropriations Committee accused Wall Street of manipulating a stock slump to discredit the legislation.
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Washington
Klein
Hoover
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Republican National Committee
Wall Street
Byrd Returns to New York City After Antarctic Expedition
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd arrives in New York from Winchester Virginia to begin disbanding his two year Antarctic expedition. He will attend receptions and dinners as honor guest and plans to travel to Boston on Friday.
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New York
Richard E. Byrd
Winchester
Antarctic
Byrd
Boston
Hoover Warns Pension Bill To Increase Taxes
President Hoover blasts the pending World War veterans pension bill warning it would raise taxes next year. Senate leaders rush to decide on amendments or a vote override while war veterans and voters prepare for reelection campaigns.
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Paul KR Mallon
United Deal
Washington
Senate
Hoover
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Reed
Military Affairs Committee
House
Watson
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Ruth Elder Injured in Central Park Horse Accident
Ruth Elder Camp, wife of Walter Camp Jr., was thrown from a horse in Central Park and sustained back and hand injuries. The incident was disclosed today in New York.
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New York
Ruth Elder Camp
Central Park
Atlantic
Walter Camp, Jr
How Cheap Will Rogers Special?
In Chicago on June 2 the piece discusses cheap money with the Federal Reserve Banks at around 2.5 percent and laments the lack of accessible collateral, reflecting a satirical take on finance and inflation.
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Federal Reserve
Eilbet Mellon
Jomm
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