Kimes Gang Presents New Type Of Outlaw
Oklahoma City reports the Kimes gang rising as a new style outlaw. Henry Starr era figures give way to a slick youth, charged with three bank robberies and two officer deaths. The gang’s spree spans Beggs Covington Sallisaw and western Arkansas, with targets totaling several tens of thousands and a rising $50,000 reward.
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Kimes Gang
Southwest
Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry Starr
al Spencer
Dalton Boys
Szise
Kimon
Mann Oklahoma
Kimes
Oklahoma
Bankers’ Association
Elieve
Hig Eantnre
Wpe Eumus
George Kimes
Matt
Beggs
Farmers’ National Bank
Matthew
Spangles at the Opera House Promises Big Circus Action
The Universal Jewel feature Spangles starring Pat O Malley and Marian Nixon plays tonight and Saturday at the Opera House. Directed by Frank O Conner it promises thrills and strong performances from Hobart Bosworth Gladys Brockwell and newcomer Jay Emmet as the circus world on screen comes alive with a full month long circus production.
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Pat O'Malley
Marian Nixon
Frank O'Conner
Spangles
Hobart Bosworthy
Gladys Brockwell
Jay Emmet
Ufe
Universal Company
Spangles at the Opera House Looms as Family Pick
The text touts Spangles as a human story by Nelle Revell adapted to the screen by Leah Baird. It highlights action, characterization, and climactic moments and notes it appeals to both oldsters and children, promising a vivid evening at the Opera House tonight and Saturday.
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Nelle Revell
Leah Baird
Opera House
Flashes of Life: Diverse Notes From Across Regions
A jumble of brief items from Associated Press reports across cities like Oakmont Plainville Harrisburg New York and London. Highlights include Ike Lindbergh abstaining from alcohol and tobacco Tommy Armour's contrasting habits a forged party tied to justice and American Legion efforts Wing notes on Miss Florence Trumbull receiving a gift vehicle from her governor father and John Coolidge's attendance at Mount Holyoke graduation. London gossip quotes George Bernard Shaw on British dialects and English correctness.
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Plainville
Conn
Florence Trumbull
Mount Holyoke
John Coolidge
Amherst
Cosgrave report signals Irish cabinet to resign
London newspapers publish that President Cosgrave of the Irish Free State indicated he would not form a government after last week’s elections. The cabinet cites minority status in the dail and the risk of seizing power from the majority as the reason. Final results show government 46 seats, De Valera faction 44, Labor 22, independents and others with smaller totals.
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London
Cosgrave
Irish Free State Cabinet
Manna Fail
Eamon de Valera
Labor Party
Tt Farmers
National League Fein
R Repdicanz
Boy Scout Trumpet Corps Proposed in Grafton
A new trumpet and drum corps may join the Boy Scout orchestra practice at West Main Street Church Friday evening. Scout officials praise the plan as a rare feature in the state with many local trumpeters invited to join alongside several drummers. Scoutmaster P F Gilliaple commented optimistic about putting the scouts on the map in Grafton National Egg Day era context.
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West Main Street
P. F. Gilliaple
Grafton
British Contender Compston Shines at Oakmont Open
Archie Compston of Great Britain shot 74 on the second day of the National Open at Oakmont Country Club in Pittsburgh, then snapped on the course.
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Archie Compston
Great Britain
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Chaplin Set to Settle Divorce Case Report
Los Angeles report says Charles Chaplin may settle marital differences with wife Liza Grey Chaplin for around one million dollars in cash. Peace feelers reportedly circulated as August 22 trial date nears. Both sides favor out of court settlement and seek custody of their two children. Chaplin’s cross complaint indicates she had demanded over one million dollars previously.
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Los Angeles
the Times
Charles Chaplin
Liza Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
Three Steps Decided On By League of Nations
Geneva June 17 representatives of the Locarno treaty powers on the League council have agreed on three steps to preserve peace in Europe. Britain France Italy and Belgium will make friendly representations to the Soviet and Polish governments to avoid endangering their relations. They will also urge the Soviet to curb wholesale executions reported in Russia. Finally the powers will advise Yugoslavia and Albania to seek a conciliatory settlement after the rupture of diplomatic ties following the arrest of a Yugoslav diplomat.
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Geneva
Europe
League of Nations Council
Great Britain
France
Delirium
Italy
Russia
Bothf Jugo Slavia
Albania
Juge Slavian -Legation
Negro Housekeeper To Testify Against Star
Ethel Lee, a negro housekeeper in the home of Ray Raymond, the song and dance man, was summoned to testify at the trial here today. Dorothy Mackaye, widow of Raymond and Kelly's former lover, is charged with concealing facts about Raymond's death. Eight women and four men were chosen in record time, and Prosecutor Murray indicated Paul Kelly would be called to testify against Mackaye, as he was during his own trial for manslaughter in Raymond's death.
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Jon Angeles
Ethel Lee
Ray Raymond
Paul Kelly
Af Borothy Mackaye
Raymond
Kelly
MissMackaye
Timne
Murray
Mackayé
Sheila
Rory
Murtough
Mike O'Shea
Mannie Crocker
Veges Fa
Abe
Mike
O'Shea
Daddy O'Shea
Mickise
Michael
Kathie
Fayete
Kattis
Mother O'Shea
Rory J
Old Mike
Knockleotherum
Old Man O'Shea
Old Tom Kildare
Mister Kildare
Old Tom
Killanmaul
Dare
Teere
Tom
Browfa
Door
Q’shea
Stein
Rory O'Shea
Rory O'Shea Hearts A Wedding Saga In Irish Family
In this installment Rory O'Shea asks Sheila to marry him as Old Mike and Kathie observe the family’s Irish drama. Rory plans a business venture with Tim while fighting for the heart of Sheila, amid clan loyalties, rivalries, and a feisty household ruled by the O'Sheas.
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Sheila
Rory O'Shea
Coolidge Turns His Attention to Work
President Coolidge left the Black Hills retreat to return to Rapid City where he planned to direct national business. He would survey executive offices, outline a program for visitors, and resume his regular twice weekly press conferences with reporters.
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Coolidge Turns His
Work
Rapid City
S. D
Black Hills
Coolidge
Washington
Cooldge
Armory Destroyed by Fire in Jersey City
Fire nearly leveled the Fourth Regiment armory in Jersey City. Loss estimated between 1 and 1.5 million dollars with three firefighters overcome by smoke. Equipment of the 113th Infantry New Jersey National Guard destroyed except for flag and banners as 100,000 rounds of rifle ammunition detonated and bullets rained down, forcing firefighters to retreat after the blaze started.
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Jersey City
Noj
Tie
Fourth Regiment
113Th Infantry
Johnstown Man Picked Head of Lions Club
Johnstown Pa Irving UL Camp was nominated as president of Lions International at the annual convention. Nominations of international officers were seen as a de facto election as voting proceeds at the convention. Miami Florida June 17.
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Johnstown
Lions Club
Miami
Fla
Irving Ul, Camp
Lions International
Tomor-E
Nominating Darcy Flowers Decause and the Dodgers Infield
The article outlines Darcy Flowers Decause nicknamed Jake for his fielding at second with Oakland in the Pacific Coast League. It notes a 1926 batting .304 with 19 homers, bench duties for the St Louis Cardinals, and brief second base and shortstop play the Dodgers used to boost their infield with Johnny Butler at third, aiming to strengthen Brooklyn for a larger lineup.
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Darcy Flowers
Jake
Oakland Club
Jeason
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Johnny Butler
Hig
Brooklyn
Robinson
Dodger
Tilden and Hunter Win Doubles in Manchester
William Tilden and Francis Hunter secured a straight sets victory 6 4 6 3 7 5 over G R O Crole-Res and C G Hames to complete a three match streak in inter country tennis against English players. The Americans won both singles yesterday and have lost only one set so far.
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Manchester
England
William T. Tilden
Francis T. Hunter
G. R. O. Crole-Res
C. G. Hames
Pee Ee
Girl Arrested Here Probed for Wheeling Escape Case
Hattie Miller, arrested here for indecent exposure and ordered to leave town, is said to seek Wheeling for escape from a girls home. She traveled with Earl Webb, an ex convict posing as her husband. Police note she left for parts unknown after Wheeling officials planned summary action. The child was left at a Wheeling home.
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Hattie Miller
Wheeling
Ohio County
Earl Webb
Wheelingham
Hattie
Webb
Mon Ville
Joe Fletcher
Elkins
Jer
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Wisher
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Henry T. Brown, Jr
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League of Nations
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