Inquiry into Tingle murder probes advance in Chicago
United Press reports three sweeping investigations aimed at cleaning Chicago of crime move forward. police, churches, and a new grand jury will probe the Lingle murder and alleged racketeering by newspapermen, with a fourth body seeking the killer. Acting Commissioner Alcock orders all captains to file written reports by July 20 on police gangster collusion rumors. Brundige expected to testify before Swanson's grand jury, with preliminary questioning possibly waived if needed.
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United Press
Chicago
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
John A. Swanson
Lingle
Charles Rathbun
Underworld
John H. Alcock
Alcock
St. Louis Star
Swanson
Harry T. Brundige
Star
Grand Jury
Brundige
Cook County
Gandhi Press Confiscated in Bombay
In Bombay on July 9 the Indian government confiscated the press of Mahatma Gandhi's papers Young India and Navjivan after editors refused to provide security under revised press restriction laws issued by Viceroy Lord Irwin.
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United Press Bombay
Government of India
Mahatma Gandhi
Young India
Navjivan
Lord Irwin
Kiwanis meeting speaker on steam railways next day
J B Cox of General Electric will address the Kiwanis Club tomorrow on modernization of steam railroads. State Police report an Ohio motorist jailed briefly for reckless driving before license proof but released with a reprimand. Bulletins on Erie county grape survey to be distributed from the Bre County Extension Office in the court house. Also noted are railroad and petroleum industry updates, local sport events, and civic notices.
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J.B. Cox
Transportation Engineering Department
The
General Electric Company
Hla
Sergt. Jones
Munsee
State Police
Billéhis
Ohio
Erie County
Bre County Agricultural Extension Association
Court House
Erie
Titusville Men Survive Narrow Crash Near Culvert
Clarence Spiesman and Kenneth Ingraham escaped serious injury when Spiesman's Chevrolet sedan overturned near a culvert in Titusville yesterday afternoon. The car rolled three times after failing to negotiate a curve, striking a traffic sign before overturning. Bystanders, including J. R. Gillen, witnessed the mishap and aid was summoned as witnesses feared fatalities.
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Titusville
Clarence Spiesman
East Walnut Street
Kenneth Ingraham
North
Martin Street
Spiesman
Ingraham
J. R. Gillen
Pleasantville
Nelson
Gillen
Physiaan
Courtney
Demonstration Against War Planned by Communist International
The Communist International announces a worldwide anti-war demonstration for August 1. Last year’s anti-war meetings led to clashes with police in Berlin and Paris, with bloodshed and deaths. The organizers urge focus on the danger of a united capitalist attack on the Soviet Union and view King Carol II of Romania as a link in war preparations against the Soviets.
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Moscow
Communist International
Berlin
Paris
Soviet Union
Caral N Rumania
Corry Jamestown plant outing slated for Saturday
Employees of the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation will hold their annual outing at Lake Canadohta Saturday with an all day program of water events, races, a chicken dinner, sports, and a baseball game between Carl Carlson's Giants and Bob Owens Sluggers. Transportation and meeting details are given, with prizes for winners and music by the Coleman band.
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Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Lake Canadahia
Coleman Band
Union City
Carl Carlson
Giants
Bob Owens
Meadline
Lake Canadohta
Heat Grips Midwest as Roads, Decentralization Cited
Chicago dispatch reports extreme heat across the middle and western states with thunderstorms in the central region. Senator Pine urged planners to decentralize industry and population, placing factories in the west and midwest to ease transport to the seaboards, tied to a future roads program and national mobility.
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Pine
West
Middle West
Uy United Press
Chicago
Mercury
Central States
Quote on initiative and rewards by Albert Hubbard
A compact note cites Albert Hubbard stating initiative is doing the right thing without prompt. The line appears in a collection of quotes from Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and Toronto, highlighting the value of self start and merit recognition.
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Albert Hubbard
Davis Brown campaign costs detailed in Erie county
Report shows Davis Brown campaign spent 78 191.85 to win 5 619 votes in Erie, with 7 249 for Pinchot and 9 772 for Phillips. James Thompson and associates supplied most of receipts, while donations and staff details tie to Thompson’s stevedoring operations and family members.
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James Thompson and Associates
Brig
Francis Shue Brown
Erie County
Pinchot
Thomas W. Phillips
Davis
Francia W. Bohlen
Brown-Davis
Erie Couinty Brown-Davis
James Thompson
Harrisburg
Cal
Thompson
Frank J. Lechner
Mr. Thompson
M. Thompson
Edward Heuer
Death claims Marine leader
Washington July 9 Brig. Gen. Ben H Fuller acting commandant of the Marine Corps after designation to the post following Maj. Gen. Wendell Neville death. Neville, a 40 year veteran, died of heart disease at his daughter Mrs John P W Wests Edgewater Beach home near Annapolis. His passing leaves Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler as ranking officer of the Marine Corps.
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United Press
Washington
Ben H. Fuller
Marine Corps
Wendell
Neville
John P. W. West
Edgewater Beach
Annapolis
Smedley Butler
Board moves to convene amid speed urged changes
The report notes a July meeting agenda with talk of rapid changes and board actions. Several names are garbled but imply urgent discussions on leadership roles and potential governance shifts. The text references a forthcoming meeting and pressure from a person named Speed to push reforms.
Fragmentary obituary notes from Mandeville area
Fragments show a funeral service in Mandeville with residents Roger B. Cre and J. L. Me Thorne mentioned. References to a Whitind batty UF and a company carry resident appear incomplete.
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Diandeville
Roger B. Cre Byteran
C. B. Leock
Ana ‘Amon
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Without the Smile Income Tax Is Hevatible Humor
London humorist remarks that without a smile income tax is inevitable and urges paying up and looking pleasant while noting many people simply pay.
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London
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Albert L. Crockett
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Crockett Mountainer
Columbia
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National Association
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Franklin
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Thion City
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Hire County
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Sarah Gillen
Cleveland
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