Mystery murder at Camp Grant ties to Moss relative
Rockford staff report that military intelligence work to solve the Maude Lucille Moss murder continues at Camp Grant. A party traveling with her was attacked. five soldiers were nearby when the fatal shot fired. Colonel Arnold says no motive is known. The case links to Glenn Reynolds family due to kinship with Mrs Moss. Separately at Duluth a mob lynched three Black circus roustabouts over alleged assault, drawing state troops. details recount brutal hangings and chaotic aftermath.
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First Baptist Church to Hold Its Meet
The annual meeting of the Baptist church will be held Thursday night June 17 after a brief devotional at 7 30. Reports from the church departments and election of officers follow. The Woman's Auxiliary will serve refreshments during a social hour. All church members and the congregation are urged to attend.
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Miss Hicks Improves After Road Accident
Miss Hicks, struck by an unknown automobile on Sycamore road, is resting but in pain. Police search continues for the driver who fled the scene, a crime considered for its abandoning of aid.
Mystery surrounds shooting of Dartmouth student Moroney
Hanover June 16 Robert Meads 24 of Minneapolis a Dartmouth College student was arrested in Hanover charged with the murder of Henry B Moroney 22 of West Bedford Miss Moroney was found dead in his room at the Phi fraternity house early today Meads admitted the shooting but said it was accidental in police statements
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Should A Woman Tell at Star Alice Lake Metropole
Met ro presents the drama Should A Woman Tell starring Alice Lake in a story of a fisher girl torn by whether to reveal her past to the man she loves. Meta Mason seeks a clear conscience as her mother urges marriage. Supports praise for handling a delicate theme suitable for all audiences with showtimes at 7 50 and 9 11.
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Legion Meeting Discusses Summer Sessions and Outing
A hot summer storm kept turnout light at a Legion meeting last night. Members voted to switch to monthly sessions, possibly outdoors, with July 20 set for the next gathering and July 1 for reinstatement deadline for war risk compensation applications.
LaFollette Backed by South Dakota Non Partisan League
Aberdeen June 16. Robert M. LaFollette the Non Partisan League candidate for president is endorsed by an officer of the state organization. The state convention recommends LaFollette for president and Judson Borgum for vice president.
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Judson Borgum
Red Cross demands uniform wear for hospital workers
E. P. Ellwood, president, calls all departments including Hospital Garment Workers and Belgian Refugees to wear their uniforms. The message stresses knitters of surgical dressings and home service volunteers should be in uniform when entitled.
Democrats Fight Over Ireland Plank at National Convention
A split in the Democratic party emerges as Illinois delegates push an Irish freedom plank. Edward F. Dunne, former governor and Versailles attendee, may press the issue on the resolutions committee. The Greens tried to insert a law enforcement plank despite Wet forces opposing Cox for the presidential nomination. The dispute reflects divisions ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Ohio
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Labor HITS Kansas Law at AFL convention
The Kansas industrial court is called a machine for confiscation of liberty in a convention resolution by the American Federation of Labor. Delegates pledge full labor support to repeal the court and oppose compulsory labor, denouncing human rights denial. Four resolutions condemn the court, led by Howatt, with Gov. Athan and President Gowpers involved in shaping the war time political push.
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Progress at Superior Washing Machine Factory
Work on the Superior Washing Machine factory proceeds in good shape. By mid next week the new wall will be finished and interior work will begin. The building side was torn out and a new foundation laid with a new wall installed. Officials expect production to start by mid July.
End of School Arrives at the Normal School
Students at the Normal School celebrate the end of term with smiles as the summer session preparations proceed. The summer school will begin next Monday, with more enrollments than previous years and all rooms in city and school taken.
Polish Forces Retake Kiev Stronghold in Counterattack
United Press dispatch from Constantinople reports Polish forces retook Kiev in a bold counterattack against Bolsheviks. The Polish troops inflicted heavy casualties on the reds during the engagement today.
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Class Play Kindling Excites Town Audiences
The senior class play Kindling in Normal auditorium drew a packed crowd of town residents and students. Marion Davis led a strong cast praised for delivering a vivid portrayal of tenement life and earning high praise for overall performance.
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Donovan
Aude Middleton
Dorsey Sentence Reduction Reported in Washington
Washington June 16 The White House announced a reduction in James Dorsey of Chicago from eight to four years for fraudulent use of the mails. Dorsey becomes eligible for parole on October 4, 1920 due to illness and commutation.
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New Clue In The Murder Case Emerges In Kentucky
New York detectives in Lexington, Kentucky, pursue a new lead in the Joseph B. Elwell murder case. Authorities hint the killer was a skilled marksman and question a girl named Anand and her father or brother as possible links. District Attorney Swann says significant evidence solidifies a Kentucky theory and that four armed suspects connected to a separate murder and car theft are at large in the region.
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Joseph B. Elwell
Lexington
Evience
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Hiustand
Pers
Jorve
Maud Moss
Tonight Hisse Ferguson Stars in His Hose in Order
Princess playhouse presents Hisse Ferguson in a new comedy His Hose in Order tonight. Cast highlights and evening showtimes listed as the feature at the local venue.
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Thompson Defeats Decision Today at Springfield Convention
A Springfield convention concluded with Thompson prevailing in a decisive outcome. Delegates gathered to hear speeches and review proposed resolutions. Thompson secured the majority amid routine procedural sessions and public interest.
Illinois Supreme Court Nullifies Primary Act In Blunt Ruling
Illinois supreme court ruled the primary act unconstitutional, wiping out election machinery and forcing new precinct and state central committee elections in September. The decision returns Cook County central committee control to the Deneen Brandage faction, undermining May 10 state convention actions and casting doubt on presidential electors and University of Illinois trustees. Attorney General Brundage foresees new state conventions and possible fresh nominations in several districts as officials scramble to respond.
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Carroll
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Lee
Ogle
Stevenson
Cartwright
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American Missionary Shot in Hankow Attack
Bulletin from Hankow reports W. A Reimnert, Reformed Church missionary at Yo Chow in Hunan, was shot and killed when forces under General Chang Chin Yeo attacked the mission. Information reaches the American consulate in Hankow. Rags Wanted and ad lines follow.
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Reformed Church
Yo Chow
Hunan Province
Chang Chin Yeo
Dentists From District Attend Mooseheart Convention
Nearly fifty local dentists left for Mooseheart this morning to join the district convention. After the sessions, they will tour grounds, view points of interest, enjoy a band concert and a large dinner. The gathering highlights the importance of such meetings for dentists and their patients. Illinois weather is generally fair tonight and Thursday with possible showers in the north.
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