Crime Analysis Starts Sept. 4 by National Commission
The national law enforcement commission plans a multipart study starting September 4 to analyze crime causes, police and judicial systems, penal institutions, and government law enforcement conduct. Chicago University and experts will aid a yearlong effort with eleven phases and possible late winter public hearings.
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Roland C. Davies
Associated Press
Washington
National Law Enforcement Commission
United States
Chicago University
Commission
Two Injured As Cyclone Storm Totals Reach Groton
Groton August 27 two people were injured when a barn on the Leona Stange farm five miles southwest of Groton was razed by a cyclonic storm. Leona Stange 23 and Mathew Brown 11 suffered injuries from debris and a fallen concrete slab. Insurance estimates place total losses between 10 000 and 12 000 dollars as lines and farm structures were damaged.
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Groton
Leona Stange
Mathew Brown
Stange Place
Young Brown
Miss Stange
Jis
Stange
Towal
Packard Heir Killed in Sea Plane Crash near Grosse Isle
Warren Packard 35 heir to Packard Motor millions died when his sea plane crashed near Grosse Isle Detroit area on August 27. His death ends a noted industrial family line with ties to the Packard company and automotive history.
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Eir
Packard
Detroit
Warren Packard
Packard Motor
Grosse Isle
Packard Motor Co heir injured in crash
Mich last night Talbott Barnard Packard salesman piloting the plane was seriously injured. He was married with two children and had inherited the twin fortunes of his father and uncle, founders of the Packard Motor Co.
Miller to Build New Structures in August
Miller plans two major building projects totaling over 50 000 dollars. The Presbyterian congregation will erect a brick church near the current site at a 30 000 dollar cost, with Reen Petargon of Alla, Iowa as contractor. Local dealer W J Halbower will add a 25 000 dollar garage, touted as one of the best in the region.
SEEK MAN WHO KILLED SISTER IN WISCONSIN SHOOTING
Sheriff posses scour the Greenwood area for Paul Paterson a 26 year old from Illinois after he shot and killed his sister Mrs Eirnest Riggs and likely fatally wounded her husband at their farm home near Greenwood last night Paterson fled the scene Mrs Riggs abdomen wound left her in Marshfield hospital not expected to live Authorities say jealousy over his sister s daughter Mrs David Jones prompted the tragedy Patterson claimed love for the girl and confronted her family during a visit last night emerging from the pantry with a revolver catching Mrs Jones father shielding her and taking a fatal shot before a second shot struck the sister
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Greenwood
Wis
Paul Paterson
Illinois
Eirnest Riggs
Peterson
Riges
Marshfield
David Jones
Funeral services for Hand County pioneer W.H. Shearer
Ree Heights will hold funeral services for W H Shearer 76 a noted Hand County pioneer who died after a ten day illness from a stroke He moved to Ree Heights in 1912 from a county farm and celebrated his golden wedding anniversary last March Survived by his wife five daughters and a sister with three daughters present at his death. The two missionary daughters are in Siam.
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Hand County
Ree Heights
W. H. Shearer
Congregational Church
J. L.o'neill
St. Lawrence
Shearer
Nettie Gardner
C. H. Plint
Ideal
Douglas Scott
R. Morrison
Gertrude Aiken
Lela Knox
Siam
Farmers Seek Unity to Aid Grain Growers
Chicago story reports a stalled plan to form a national grain corporation under a federal loan program to aid grain growers this season. A sixteen person committee failed to choose between merger of cooperatives into a single entity or retaining separate marketing groups. Senate confirmation of eight federal farm board members is anticipated, with questions from lawmakers about the program and terms for the new commissioners.
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Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain’ Corporation
Federal ‘Farm Board
Holding
Farm Board
Senate
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Ident Hoover
Relief of Agriculture
Alexander Legge
Co. C. Teague
California
Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Wheat Marketing Stabilization Corporation
Hand County S S Convention Ends
Hand County Sunday School convention closed with officers elected for the coming year. J. M. Williams of Miller was chosen president, William Clemmons of Ree Heights vice-president, and Mrs. Harry Tellar of Sunbeam secretary-treasurer.
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Hand County
S. S
ST. Lawrence
J. M. Williams
Miller
William Clemmons
Ree Heights
Harry Tellar
Sunbeam
Trea
Convention Chooses St Lawrence as Annual Meeting Site
The group voted to designate St Lawrence as the annual meeting place. The convention opened with remarks by Mrs A J Brieble of Parker the state general secretary and Dr R C Agne of Huron College as speakers. The program included a pageant titled The Voice of the Future performed by the St Lawrence Sunday School directed by Mrs B F Magness.
Tail of Big Zepp H hits Hot Wire
The article tracks the final leg of the German airship with 60 aboard from Japan toward the Pacific coast. Weather routes would determine El Paso to Lakehurst travel via Oklahoma City and Chicago or divert south through New Orleans and Washington. The craft completed 16,880 miles in three hops, with 233 hours 35 minutes aloft, and officials expected arrival by tomorrow night.
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Russia
Siberia
Pacific
Japan
Mexican
el Paso
Lakehurst
Oklahoma
Kansas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Mohawk Valley
New York State
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Grace Drummond
London
N. 7
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Los Angeles
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