Chicago murder mystery fuels citywide frenzy
A Chicago Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle was fatally shot on a subway, triggering a citywide probe. Police have arrested gang figures linked to the Morg an gang while offering 355,725 in rewards. The case sparks reorganization of police, questions on motive, and widespread public and media speculation.
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Frank Foster
Alfred J. Lingle
Chingo Tribune
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Pat Roche
Lingle
Roche
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Alfred “Ake” Lingle
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George
Bugs" Morgan
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Chicago Herald and Examiner Today
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Pribune
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Bell Company Plans Major Improvements in Pittsburgh District
United Press reports the Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania will invest about 9 million dollars in Pittsburgh district improvements and expansion this year, with 8 million more for operating expenses. The plan includes new buildings, underground and aerial cable networks, added central office equipment, and replacement of home and business equipment.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Bell Telephone Company
Pennsylvaias
Tornado Sweeps Oklahoma Town Causing Injuries and Damage
A tornado ripped through Oklahoma Town today, tearing buildings and scattering debris as residents fled for cover. Three people were injured and heavy damage occurred along a half mile wide swath.
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Olds
Cry
English Channel Tunnel Rejected by Commons Vote
London Britain’s House of Commons rejected the proposal for a tunnel beneath the English Channel by 179 to 172 last night. The plan, revived amid support, faced objections centered on national defense and strategic usefulness in war. Prime Minister MacDonald argued the tunnel would not aid England even in a future conflict and would not have helped in the last war.
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House of Commons
English Channel
England
France
MacDonald
Turing
Widower Seeks Smaller Kitchen in Apartment Tour
An Indianapolis News item notes a cornpulent widower inspecting an apartment. After viewing the kitchen he quips that he prefers a smaller kitchen and dislikes helping with dishes, signaling his plans to marry soon.
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Indianpolis News
Famous Botanical Gardens at Jaya in Bultenzorg
The Botanical gardens of Jaya in Bultenzorg are among the finest in the world. Located in the southern city area, they were founded in 1817 by Relawandtl.
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Bultenzorg
Relawandtl
Merchants Invited to Join ATH Displays for July 4
Paul Lines, general chairman of Unis city Fourth of July celebration, reports preparations progressing. Airplanes will fly over the city from Spring Street flying field, with passenger service and aerial displays. Merchants urged to reserve space in City Park. contact Lines at Doane Hardware. The day opens with a 9 am parade, followed by athletic events and entertainment in City Park.
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V. W. Committee
Unis ‘City
Abssryanc
Imade
Spring Street
Forty Hours Will Close Wednesday at St Matthias Church
Rev Eugene Loftus and Rev John Melinski abrir Forty Hours devotions at St Matthias church Trench Cresie with confessions heard in all languages and Blessed Sacrament closing Wednesday morning Pastor Jonie Kelly extends public invitation to attend.
Cashier Charged With Shortage at Conneautville Bank
Conneautville July 4 bank officials report a shortage of 28084.23 dollars found in the accounts of cashier C. L. Dean by national bank examiners. Dean resigned and bond coverage was noted. no charges have been filed. Dean served as cashier for six years and the loss is described as personal, tied to stock market activity.
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Conneautville
Citizens National Bank of
Dean
Reunion at VF W Home Warwham Family Meet
The 23rd annual Warwham family reunion gathered at the V. BW Home in Corry Pennsylvania on Saturday June 28 1930. Titty descendants traveled from Jamestown Bear Lake French Greek Ripley and Columbus and Corry. A bountébus picnic dinner was served at noon with songs and recitations by Marjorie Helen Harold Casler Charles Deyoe and Mrs Casler. Officers for 1931 are Rev J Wilson president and treasurer Gertrude Decker. vice president red Wilson. The next reunion will be the last Saturday in June 1931 at the same place unless invited elsewhere.
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Jamestown
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Rie
Collumibus
Marjorie
Helen
Harold Casler
Charles Deyoe
Mart Casler
J. Wilson
Mra. Dusenbarry
Rev. J. Wilson
Red Wilson
Gertrude Decker
Launch Campaign On Reckless Drivers Pittsburgh
The war on reckless drivers and speeders expands after a Bouleyard of Allies crash. Bar A Hayman and Mrs Ka Hayman died from injuries, and Mercy Hospital treated the injured. Police reported twenty-nine arrests last night amid a statewide drive that began with sixty-three arrests over the week.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Bar A. Hayman
Mercy Hospital
Ka Hayman
Settlement Reached in Damage Suit In Pittsburgh
Mary Huhn, 23, awarded 102427 in an injury suit against A W Mellon and R B Mellon owners of the Pittsburgh hotel, settled out of court after a new trial was granted. All parties pledged not to revest the amount. Attorney for Huhn said she was satisfied. Earl Spencer returned to Jamestown after a stay in the city.
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Mary Huhn
A. W
R. B. Mellon
Pitrsuirgier Hotel
Mellons
Misa Haim
Temple Named Chairman Of House Foreign Affairs
Representative Temple a Republican from Pennsylvania was chosen as chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee succeeding the late Stephen G. Porter. Temple had long been the committee’s ranking member. Porter died in Pittsburgh Friday. Temple represents the 7th Congressional District and lives in Washington, Pennsylvania. James McMahon of Brockton, New York, visited the city today with relatives. he is a former Corry resident.
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Temple
Penna
House
Stephen G. Porter
Pitlemrgh
Termple
Washington, Pa
James McMahon
Brocton
Corry
Automo leroi claims life of Claire Davis in Charleroi
A fragmented obituary notice states Claire Davis died in an automobile incident in Charleroi. The message mentions a late My. family member Corry and a brother, with references to funeral proceedings and timing unclear due to the damaged text.
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Sur Corry
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