Deaths blamed on lethal gas in Chicago apartment
Three people Joseph Painter 32 Mary 21 and their infant Joseph Jr were found dead in their Chicago apartment asphyxiated by methyl chloride gas from a mechanical refrigeration system Coroner Bandesen ordered immediate suspension of all systems using methyl chloride gas and planned a city council session to legalize the ban J W Critzer vice president of the refrigeration maker assisted in the inquiry and agreed to help end methyl chloride use
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Chicago
Herman N
Bundeson
Joseph Painter
Mary
Joseph, Jr
Bandesen
Corn Atwanges Wta Rain Aid Many Crops In South Dakota
South Dakota reports say corn is in excellent condition after a week of generally beneficial rains. Wheat oats flax barley rye potatoes alfalfa meadows and pastures all benefitted soil moisture remains ample in most regions with tasseling underway and growth progressing. In Watertown showers add moisture boosting corn and potato yields with barley harvest and rye cutting imminent.
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South Dakota
State Weather Bureau
Watertown
Brookings Man Chosen to Lead State Chiropractors
J. W. Platt of Brookings will head the South Dakota chiropractors for the coming year. R. Th. Ivey of Mobridge is elected vice president and Garth Morgan of Rapid City is secretary and treasurer. New directors include M. E. Kerly Aberdeen R. P. Bethke Huron and J. M. Foratte Dell Rapids. Sioux Falls chosen as 1930 convention city.
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J. W. Platt
Brookings
R. TH. Ivey
Mobridge
Garth Morgan
Rapid City
C. Smith
Watertown
A. Tjadén
Pierre
M. E. Kerly
Aberdeen
R. P. Bethke
Huron
J. M. Foratte
Dell Rapids
Sioux Falls
A. B. Hender
J. G. Langdon
Davenport
Jiuron
Federal officer faces charges in Tullahoma shooting
In Tullahoma Tennessee a federal officer and Franklin County constable face charges of shooting at Edwin Smith 22 during a pursuit of a vehicle reportedly containing liquor The warrant for J D Anderson son of a deputy U S marshal was issued after Bruce Ashburn the constable was continued to July 29 Anderson waited to bond 5000 and promised to come for bond The shooting prompted official investigation and warrants against the two officers
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Tullahoma
Tenn
Franklin County
Edwin Smith
J.D. “Anderson
U.S
D. Anderson
Bruce Ashburn
Anderson
Ashburn
Smith
Juniors Eye State Junior Baseball Tournament
Watertown prepares for the August 1 and 2 state junior baseball tournament as strong teams including Watertown Codington county champion Bryant of Hamlin county and Raymond of Clark county enter third district play. Brookings and Watertown duel for supremacy with Brookings winning 6 to 6 in the first match and Watertown to host Brookings on July 18 to even the score.
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Watertown
John Dickinson
American Legion Post No. 17
Codington County
Bryant
Hamlin County
Raymond
Clark County
Brookings
Dickinson
Four Hurt in Miller area Auto Crash
Four persons are hospitalized after a collision on federal highway No. 14 six miles west of Miller. One victim may die. Injured are Mrs H O Eichel and her six month old baby, and Mr and Mrs Emmett Lebo of Minnesota. Eichel suffers a broken collar bone and back injuries. the baby's skull is crushed. Lebos have lesser injuries.
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Miller
Miller Hospital
H.O. Hichel
Emmett Lebo
Minnesota
Eichel
Citizens Bank and Trust closes as nine banks fail to open
In Tampa Florida on July 1 nine banks failed to open including Citizens Bank and Trust and eight other institutions. State examiner H Q Jackson arrived to review conditions amid unrest caused by fruit fly fears. Directors said confidence would return and depositors be paid in full though some banks would close.
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Tampa
Fla
Ctizens Bank and Trust Company
State Institution
Ciizens
Citizens Bank
Bank of Ybor City
Lafayette Bank
Citizens Nebraska Avenue Bank
Franklin Bank
Bank of
Plant City
Bradenton’ Bank” and Trust Company
First Bank and Trust Company «of
Sarasota
First State Bank of
Fort Meade
Pasco County
Dade City
H. QO. Jackson
Citizens Bank and Trust
Liquor raid leads to $250 fines for two men
L A Tysland and Morris Campbell pleaded guilty to transportation of liquor in federal court and were fined $250 each with no jail time. In Justice Bard's court C A Sisk posted $1,000 bonds for circuit court, Chas Deuler bonded $500 in cash after a hearing, and four others from the raid face justice soon. Marriage licenses issued to Fred A Gillian 29 Manchester and Edna B Meador 18 Manchester.
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Justice Court
State Fund Shows June Revenue Rise and More Warrants
State general fund receipts climbed to 422 089.69 in June from May totals as a result of higher tax and fee collections. Cigarette stamp sales and leases added 5 541.10 through the auditor’s report with June receipts at 43 909.47 versus 35 368.87 in May. Warrants rose by 2 519 month over month, totaling 1 938 823.71 in June from 1 094 624.11 in May, while motor exemption warrants fell to 85 560.85 in June from 110 594.04 in May and dropped 779 in count to 3 829.
Victor Berger Seriously Hurt and Guilty Verdict Report
The article notes Victor Berger with serious injuries and references a guilty verdict resulting in a 20 year Leavenworth prison sentence. It mentions charges withdrawn by Riveramient and hints at an election defeat last fall with a related page reference.
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Prohibition officials discuss Wickersham plan and enforcement shift
The letter advocates a police regulation to curb sale of intoxicants and urges state and local enforcement to handle police work. Support comes from Treasury Assistant Secretary Lowman and Prohibition Commissioner Doran while other officials defer comment. Senator Walsh and Representative Britten praise the approach as a forward step toward cooperative enforcement. New London, Conn., wires report Wickersham’s proposal as Hoover administration weighs details.
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Lowman
The
Treasury
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Walsh
Massachusetts
Britten
Foyvarners
United States
Duronce True Wilson
Methodist Board, of Temperance, Prohibition and Public
Al 8
Deets Pickett
Governors Split on Prohibition Enforcement Across Jurisdictions
The group of state governors weighing prohibition enforcement heard mixed views on dividing authority. Governor Roosevelt called Wickersham's proposal speculative, while Governors Hammill Dern Richards Conely and Trumbull urged various approaches and emphasized continued, independent enforcement.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Wickersham
Roosevelt
Jianomill
Hammill
Utah
Richards
South Carolina
Conely
West Virginia
Trumbull
Connecticut
State leaders weigh prohibition enforcement cooperation
Governor Shafe of North Dakota backs a joint state federal approach to enforce prohibition arguing it cuts duplication and fulfills duty. Governor Christianson of Minnesota notes the plan echoes earlier proposals by Dor and himself but cautions state attitudes differ from national mood and warns against overestimating impact.
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Shafe
North Dakota
Wickersham
Christianson
Minnesota
Doran
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Huron Theater
Victor Berger
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Ruskin Park
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Pleasant Valley Hall
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