German Chiefs Honor Berlin Flyers In Flight Referral
Berlin reports honor for aviators Chamberlin and Levine as German officials arrange visits to Potsdam and Vienna. The pair, aboard a Flugzeug, planned a Europe tour while embassy staff prepared new outfits and press briefings. Their Berlin landing followed a stormy, misdirected route that misled them toward Deremtund before Cottons.
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Potsdam
Teveltiea
Berlin
Lufthanes
Vienna
Neuss Wiener Tagblatt
Tegblatt
Ao Este
Chamberlin
Levine
Europe
Bertin
Notorious Bandit Brothers Captured After Four Year Hunt
Ray and Sty D Autremont, wanted for the 1922 Siskiyou Oregon mail train robbery, were arrested by federal agents in Steubenville Ohio while working under assumed names. The two brothers admitted their identities and await further court action pending transfer to Columbus. Local police assisted in the arrest after a months long surveillance by the U S justice department. The trio’s third member Shige D Autremont had been captured in the Philippines earlier.
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Ray
Roy D’autremont
Oregon
Steubenville
Etsubenville
Ohio
Roy D'Autremont
Jocassil
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Gicklyou
Shige D'Attremont
Paulppines
Federal Abodis
Estern Ohio
Unites States Department of Justice
Fimer
Clarence Goodwill
Department of Fuse Tee
Cunningham
Alby
Roy
United States
Borkow Bel
Borkowski
Columbus
Jacksonville
Sty D'Autremont
Southern Pacific
Siskiyou
Hugh D'Autremont
Philippines
Merger Credit Plans Outlined During Interstate Hearings
Washington June an intimation that the cash deposits of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad with J P Morgan and company Kuhn ieed and company and other large banks have been pledged as the basis of credit extension for handling railroad stacks precipitated on hearings today at Interstate commerce commission. F Van Sweringen denied involvement. Benry W. Anderson sought a record of loans from ten banks. The institutions included Union Trust Cleveland the National and First National Banks of Detroit. The proceedings ended with Van Sweringen agreeing to provide loan records and being excused from the stand until a later date.
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Washington
jChespeake
Ohio
T. P. Morgan and Chimpany, Kuhn, Ieed and Company
Intertate Commerce Commission
F. Vantringen
Benry W. Anderson
Cheemapeake
Eris
Pere Marquette
Emendon van Sweringes
Firmag
Cheeapeake
Olin
C and O
Anderson
van Sweringen
Union Trusts Company of
Cleveland
First National Banks of
New
Eo Ang Va Guardian
Detrot
C. Dh
Wan San
Ioana
Myther
van Sweringes
Eric
Linen Estal Mystery Near Skiney’s Yard
Local archival fragment notes a peculiar linen estal mishap described by Locyyneer 1047. The account hints at a circus tent setup near Skiney’s yard and mentions Willie Willis in a colloquial dialect. Details are sparse and the origin ambiguous.
Fiancee Seeks McClintock Estate in Chicago
In Chicago on June 8 William Darling Shepherd faced a new challenge to his claim under the will of William Nel McClintock as Ina Isavelle Pope seeks recognition as McClintock's widow. Pope obtained a marriage license while McClintock lay dying of typhoid fever, but he died unconscious before ceremony. She argues she would have inherited all personal property and dower from the estate but alleges fraudulent conduct and misrepresentation by Shepherd. A receiver may be appointed to oversee the estate and Shepherd could be required to account for funds spent.
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Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Nel
McClintock
Isavelle Pope
Walt
Lee Pope
Cense
Miss Pope
Shepherd
Lindbergh Welcome Plans Fall Hero's Reception in Washington
Washington set to host Colonel Lindbergh with tribute ceremonies and a reception by officials and veterans. Commander Byrd and Admiral Reed among dignitaries to greet him as armed guards prepare the arrival plan and grandstand viewing along the Washington Monument grounds. The Memphis reports near Cape Henry as the voyage continues toward a coordinated White House welcome.
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Longworth
House of Representatives
Washington Monument
President Coolidge
Lind
White House
Arlington
Walter Reed Hospital
Sundsy
Army of Motorcycle Police
Cavalry
Coroner Shifts Blame Over Mine Blast Inquest
Morgantown reports detail final inquest into the Everettville mine disaster near here on April 30 that killed 97. Testimony from three inspectors says the blast likely started two miles from the main entry, sparked by a motor in a pocket of gan, with dusting delayed or neglected despite earlier warnings. Company officials defend the mine as wet and challenging, while rescue methods come under scrutiny.
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Morgantown
New, England Fuel and Transportation Company
Everettevillee
Alacaster
Martin Bf. Moore
W. B. Sigelemian
Thomas Jarrett
Ryan L. Griffith
Ths
Jarrett
Riggleman
Everettaville
B. Mt. Lambie
State Department of Mines
J. A. McKay
McKay
Lambie
HB. Lee
Aftraiala
Devinasa
Grant Town
Everetteville
New England Puel and Transportation Company
Mil Testi Hed
Plan to Unite Independent Grocers of America in Charleston
An organized move by the Great Independent Grocers Alliance of America in Charleston seeks to unite independent grocers under a national group to pool buying power and compete with chain stores. The Tuesday meeting was led by J. Anderson with W. K. Hunter outlining the benefits of a nationwide alliance and stronger advertising and merchandising.
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Great Independent Grocers Alliance of America
AC & S
Charleston
Elliance
Aegrocers
Lewis, Hubbard and Company
Ghannes
Allisuer
United States
Adventageciia
J. Anderson
Lo«Cal Beta] Grocery’ Association
Battram
Charleston Retail Credit Association
Charleston Association
Ae Ananter
W. K. Hunter
Boe
Stalista, Inc
Tuesdmerting
Hunter
Canton Police Chief Held in Mallett Death Case
Canton police chief Baranus A. Lengel, 58, former head of the Canton force, is jailed on charges of complicity in the killing of editor Dor R. Mallett. Indicted as a conspirator in the plot, Lengel was arrested at his home and taken to Stark County Jail. Floyd Streitenberger, a former detective, testifies as a key witness. The case remains under indictment and continues as the county grand jury issues further action.
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Canton
Baranus A. Lengel
Waa
Stark County
Dor R. Mallett
Ediktaz
Ann
Tha
Bernard Rodgers
Lengel
Canton Poy Hea
Floyd BE. Streiterberger
Streitenberger
Ohioa Pensitentiary
Lerger
Mallett
Flood Congress Still Held Up in Early Session Talk
Washington june 8 fiat predict ton of special relation of co in October by Zanator Smoot Republican Utah brought swift reaction at the White House that no decision was made. Smoot said there will be a special session. White House noted no commitment. He urged six weeks early meeting to tackle tax reform and flood control measures with Senate contests over seating of Smith and Vara. Bandits rob First National Bank at Ansonia, escaping with cash and bonds. pursuit toward Toledo or Indiana.
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Washington
Zanator Smoot
Utah
White Hoes
Goolidgan
White House
Sanders
Senator Smoot
Congress
Smoot
Senate
Uso
Lab
Smith
Dinola
Vara
Pennsylvadla
Scunthir Fones
First National Bank
Ansonis
Toledo
Indiana
Auto Club Head Is Arrested For Traffic Charge
Motorcycle Officer Dave Sil Yerman overtook C F Underhill on Ruffner avenue and placed him under arrest for signaling the stop signs at intersections with arterial highways. Underhill, a member and officer of the Southern West Virginia Automobile club, argued he should not be held to account. The officer decided discretion was better. at headquarters Underhill lacked an automobile state card and bond, so the desk sergeant released him on his own recognizance to appear in municipal court.
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Dave Sil- Yerman
C.F. Underhill
Ruffner Avenue
Gailerhil
Southern West Virginia Automobile Club
Charleston
Dave
Sergeannt
Heaberlin Gets Ott's Place in State Senate Shuffle
In a tense session the state senate acted on gubernatorial appointments. Charles Heaberlin was named to succeed Lee Ott as head of the state penitentiary system while Dr. L A Robinson became the new warden of the state penitentiary. The move follows contentious discussions and a broader reshuffle aimed at stabilizing the upper west district leadership. The governor’s selections were approved 48 to 0 after weeks of debate.
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Heaberlin
Ott
S. Place
Hallanan
Burt
Wheeling
Yank Spee Keyser
B. G. Smith
Complete
Charles Mr. Heabherlin
House
Floquee
Lee Ott
L. A. Robinson
Ales House
BP. Emith
Road measure pigeonholed in committee in capital session
Legislative action stalls as senate committee votes to indefinitely postpone the tax measure for county and state funding, while house measures on property rights water power and taxation proceed to readings. Finance panel mulls a capitol funding plan as the session adjourns briefly.
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Capitol
House Finance Committee
C. L. Henderiin
House of Delegates
Capitoll
Judiciary Committee
House
Rowe
Finance
Prohibition Talk Urged For Youth Graduation
An unclear Beverly Hills letter cites Rogers urging that prohibition be taught to youngsters as they graduate into adulthood. The writer references Mr McAdoo and a Tennessee speech, arguing that long pants and short dresses mark when to begin teaching about prohibition.
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Beverly Hills
Calf
McAdoo
Tennessee
Old Town
Bomb explosions injure civilians and disrupt Leningrad area
Bombs exploded during a Leningrad bombing raid injuring ten young women and others at a social club as two battles were hurled into the harbor area. A subsequent blast derailed a railway car carrying Polish and White Russia officials, with investigators labeling the attack counterrevolutionary in intent.
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Eno
Ziem
Leningrad
Dire Cusstom Club
Counter Revolusionarios
Earl Carroll Sentenced in Atlanta Prison as Convict No 24900
Mrs Earl Carroll laments as noted New York theatrical producer Earl Carroll begins a one year and one day sentence for perjury. He travels from Greenville in a Pullman under guard to Grady and Atlanta federal facilities, placed in the prison hospital with his wife and relatives nearby. Medical staff say he needs rest and quiet, and Warden Snook notes the move improves his condition compared to Greenville.
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Decclares
Atlanta
Gadune
Earl Carroll
Carroll
Spock
Hewis Stot
Greenville
Great Rsle
Pulman Drawing Room
Charles GC. Nations
Ciberal
Henry Cunningham
United
Marshall
Mra. Carroll
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