Row in Lingle Inquiry Sparks Chicago Controversy
Chicago July 12 A dispute erupts over the Lingle murder inquiry led by Tribune lawyer Rathbun after the Daily News published a letter alleging influence by civic leaders and requesting a separate prosecutor The letter to State's Attorney Swanson was denied by Swanson and officials say Rathbun will present further information to the grand jury when substantial evidence exists.
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Ghia Safely Wwinniluaion
J Loud
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Brecker
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Robert Ishas Randulph
Neowl Dente
Association of Cormmeras
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Baying
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Branson
Denver Musicians at M. E. Church Featured Sunday Evening
Denver musicians will entertain at the Methodist church Sunday evening with Mrs. Marvel McCready presenting a radio request program. The event includes readings, vocal numbers, and hymns such as The Unloaded Toy and The Holy City. Rev C C Thibodeau will deliver a 7:30 sermon titled Be Sure Your Sing Will Find You Out.
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Denver
Marvel McCready
Marna Teeter
Helen Milles
Fainyatts
Americans Defeat English Colleges in Track Meet
Stamford London July 12 The combined track and field team of Cornell and Princeton universities defeated Oxford and Cambridge in the international meet. Americans won seven first places to five in a close contest, with Cornell and Princeton taking key events including the quarter mile and pole vault. A Princeton runner finished second in the 440 yard event. Additional notes mention Mrs. T. Ferguson visiting Greeley and Mina Allen of Kansas attending summer school, with related family mentions.
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Northern Tournament To Be Played In Greeley
Northern Colorado tennis tournament set for July 28 to August 2 in Greeley. Open to men and women, singles and doubles, with entry fees of 1.60 for singles and 2 for doubles. Entries may be made with Merla Ogle or at the Tribune office. Balls provided for all matches. Tournament attracts top players from Greeley and beyond as noted by Mark Ogle.
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Greeley
Lise Ween
Marky Ogle
Guea
Boya
Covb Dundee
Batying
Merla Ogle
Creeley
Tragedy in Buenos Aires as tram derails into river
Sixty people die in Buenos Aires when a street car on a cantilever bridge falls into the river during fog. Motorman may have misjudged the bridge opening and the car plunged, trapping passengers. Fire and police rescue efforts recover bodies as families await names.
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Agoocater Preuuy Duende
Laust
Aves
Foueda
Waa
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Ralbes
Girl Pilot Ruth Alexander Survives High Altitude Flight
Ruth Alexander, Ban Diego aviatrix, piloted a 90 horsepower monoplane to an altitude near 26 600 feet, setting a women’s record before losing oxygen and consciousness at 22 000 feet. She regained control and landed safely at Lindbergh field as attendants assisted her from the plane.
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Ruth Alexander
Ban Diego Aviatrix
Yealarday
Miss Alexander
Mizz Alexander
Tetiu
Gota
Lindbergh Field
Nervous Wheat Market Closes at Santo Price
Chicago July 13 Nervous and irregular action in the wheat market kept traders on edge from start to finish. Prices closed unchanged to fractionally higher than yesterday, with unsettled oats and corn mixed and some provisions down. Reports from Saskatchewan indicated crop conditions deteriorating north of Regina and Moose Jaw, while rains could not save the crop.
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Chicago
Huish
Saskatchewan
Canada
Regina
Moosesaw
Nationalist rioting injures hundreds in India
Estimates say more than 600 persons were injured in police suppression of yesterday’s nationalist demonstrations by the All India Congress Committee in sympathy with 17 Royal Garhwal Rifles prisoners. Thirty injured were in danger, 150 hospitalized. police arrested Mod president of Bombay Congress Committee, sentencing him to four months’ imprisonment. United States exports reach a record 1.6 billion feet in 1929.
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India
All India Congress Committee
Gharwat Kitich
Peshawar
Polied
Mod
Bombay Congress Committee
Reeder Describes Work With Deaf Students In New Jersey
Reeder discusses his work among deaf students in Trenton New Jersey noting the school provides cottage housing a large sports program and religious services. He contrasts northern industrial strains and claims New Jersey offers strong support for handicapped youth.
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New Jersey
Reeder
Bia
Ieltor
Colorado
New Jareer
Progress Made in Junior Tournament
By noon Saturday all but one first round junior tennis match had finished. Dave Bauer faced Bert Wilson when Wilson was struck in the eye by a ball, ending play. Several matches were decided by default including Wendett Jones and Van Gordoz. Upcoming second round is set for Monday with several pairings, amid notice of other school and medical news.
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Bert Wilson
Wilson
Wendett Jones
Paul McLain
Keith Freeman
van Gordoz
Trvyon Coyne
BM Armentrout
Bis
Oppesent
Mee Tennt
Charles Wheeler
Doh Gordon
Ernest Kayes
Robert Morrison
Ben Biles
Bob Johnson
Burr Ogle
Hol Barta
Mont Cages
Ogle
Banor Wilson
Blissoe
Keyes
Wheeler
Frowman
Coyne
McLain
Ana Iee de
Margaret Murrosey
Teachers College
Greeley Molliny
Down
Lecture on Virgil at C. T. C. Monday by Dr. Oldfather
A lecture on Virgil will be given at C T C Monday by Professor William Oldfather of the University of Waols. He will discuss Virgil and his works in a program announced for next week in Teabh urn college.
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Dr. Oldfather
Teabhurn College
William Oldfather
University of Waols
Oldfather
Gunter Jun
Lowle
Higher First Class Postal Rates Likely Sought
Washington reports postal officials advocate higher first class rates to balance the department's deficit, with Postmaster General Browne and Assistant Postmaster General Tilton urging a rate hike as the only solution. The department aims to self funding while handling over 27 billion items annually, and the present 2 cent per ounce rate is unchanged since 1885.
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Th- Fom
Tilton
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Treasury
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Floe Department Ag & Publia
Stock Market Up in Brief Period Reports
By CLAUDE A JAGGER Associated Press Belton New York July 12 Share prices rose again in today’s session closing the third week of relative stability. Trading stayed brisk and commission house comment remained cautious yet bullish as European news prompted some investors to cover positions.
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New York
Europe
Heat Death Toll at St Louis Reaches Fifty Two
St Louis records a 52 death toll in the metropolitan area as a heatwave persists. City and surrounding communities report twenty deaths today, many from yesterday’s record July highs of 104 in the city and 105 in the suburbs, with thirty-two more fatalities in the past week.
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St. Louis
Middle West
Mercury
South Queensland Fertilizer Falls With Heavy Rains
Brisbane reports a bizarre weather tale as monsoon off the Queensland coast creates waterspouts that suck up sea creatures and birds, later dropping them with rain onto farms near Toowoomba. A farmer estimates loss and fertilization value from millions of sea creatures.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Toowoomba
Queenaland
Iba
Deaths and Funerals of Logan Lawrones Reported
The body of Logan Lawrones, a Black man, who drowned in a pool near the Huger factory, will be taken to the family home in Nackport Indiana for interment. The body leaves Saturday may be accompanied by Orville Lawrance, a brother. Family members expressed gratitude to those who mourned his passing after a period of hardship Thursday night.
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Nackport
Ind
Orville Lawranca
Lawronea Familly
South Swelters in Above 100 Weather
The record heat continues across several states with temperatures reaching 103 to 141 degrees in places like Monroe Louisiana and Augusta Georgia. Fatalities and injuries are reported in Tennessee Alabama and Georgia as heat and storms disrupt daily life and infrastructure.
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Mesaphis
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Alabama
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Mobile
Birmingham
Macon
Gay
Augusta
Atlanta
Iavier
Dawson
Cuthbert
Hufoula
Ala
Boston
Thomas County
Georgia
Argentina Shipping British More Grain
Argentina maintains a lead over the United States in wheat shipments as figures released show Argentina's shipments peaking that year at 19,187,032 tons by June 1936, with the United States at 32,204,152 tons and earlier 1928 totals of 46,545,400 for Argentina and 44,170,088 for the United States.
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Argentina
United States
Great Britain
Magland
South Amerigin Republic
America
Argentie
Figuiron
Dissolution Proposal for Green City Irrigation District
The Green City Irrigation District Board proposes dissolving the district with assets including water rights distributed pro rata among landholders. Indebtedness and assets, including Riverside Reservoir rights and Bijou Canal shares, will be settled by the district and paid by landowners at set rates. Election scheduled August 4, 1930, at 619 Paris Prince Building, Grasley, Colorado. The plan awaits approval or modification by the District Court of Wall County, Colorado.
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Hervey
Enla
Board of Directors
Acreaga
Tha
Alétrict
Riveraida Reservoir & Land Company
Algo
Bljow
Hijou Canal
Ald
S Hall
Adebtodasa
Costa
District Court of
Wall County
Colorado
Georg Schneider
Delock
Paris
Grasley
Green City Presentinn Miatrict
George KH. Loustaly
Gar Stolen and Odd Local Notices Reported
Gar stolen at Cheyenne Oakland coupe license 14 5442 owned by Jack Hulott was atolon at Cheyenne Friday night per local officers. Verona Italy One of the largest refrigerating plants in Waropo completed here with 21 miles of piping and capacity for 400 cartondu of full Kingston. Hosland Tits focal burial bouré in a banned pa of Pa and Na on tombstones with terms for child word and that faller mother would be better Magliah. BUL Terrell Georgia Tech second gacker line brokenly pro ball with Greenville of the Gerly league Royerts say the greatest weak ages of Lie Brooklyn Robing is tho Inch of a hitting left Aetder.
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Oakland
Jack Hulott
Cheyenne
Verona
Italy
Waropo
Kingston, Hosland
Magliah
Bul Terrell
Georgia Tech
Greenville
Royerts
Brooklyn
Negro killed after mob attack in Granite area case alert
Sparse telegrams describe a Black man allegedly rushing Ay Yo to escape a mob and killing a White woman near Granite. Authorities say Way ton confessed and was moved from Oklahoma to Texas custody for safekeeping amid a reported arrest.
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Sherman
Taz
Texas
Violet Sue Wiehington
Okla
Hescy Vu
Grigy Waters
Granite
Wayton
James C. Mahay
Lee Geibbir
Washington
Cate
Notice to No 3 Ditch Wa Users on July 18 schedule
Notice to No 3 Ditch Wa users outlines that starting Sunday July 18 three ditch areas will be divided into two sections with Orange Street marking the change. The two days will rotate between sections and then alternate, with the governing company, The Grewley Irriga Company, overseeing the changes.
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Grewley Irri¢A Company
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