Paper Admits Single Made Job Racket
The Chicago Tribune editorial and news columns express remorse over slain reporter Alfred Lingle. The state's attorney’s investigators detail Lingle’s finances, suggesting he was murdered for involvement with crime and not journalism. The piece notes Lingle’s estate and banking activity, including deposits and loans, and describes police efforts to locate his killer while questioning his connections to gangland figures.
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Lingle
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Tyne
Lingle Roints
Gamnetaing
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Lingo
Depouita
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Burling
Tony Wissman
James
Red) Forsythe
Taingle
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Raven
Funeral Services for Adolph Erick Ton Held at Swoilisl Free Church
Deaths and funerals report Adolph Erick ton services conducted Sunday at 3 PM by Ster Eugene Weinberg. Res Ida Garele, 36, died at Gresley hospital Monday morning. General services set for Catholic chapel in Platteville Thursday morning with internment at Platteville cemetery.
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Adolph Erickton
Swoilisl Free Church
Ster
Eugent Weinberg
Ida Garele
Ralph Gargle
Gresley
Platteville
Gas and stomach relief advertised by drug store ad
A fragmentary ad promotes Adlerika and related products claiming to relieve gas and sour stomach. It mentions a man reacting to stomach discomfort and advises against certain medicines while praising a “Kersey Drug Store” in Kersey, Ady. The text reads as a dated, health testimonial style typical of old newspaper ads.
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Adlerika
Kracser
Gilber
Kersey Drug Store
Kersey
Ady
Bride Price Reported at Gypsy Wedding
A fragmented notice claims a $6,000 bride price paid at a Gypsy wedding in Indiamipolis. The event linked George Williams and Queens Moor with travelers from New Fork California Mexico and Canada arriving for the ceremony north of the town. The father of the bride received 6000 according to an old Gypsy custom as the marriage was solemnized yesterday.
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Indiamipolis
Gypatas
New Fork
California
Mexico
Canada
George Wiliams
Queants Moor
Ely
Wil. Mama
Prigst
Utbe
Two More Suspects Held in Hudson Robbery in Denver
Sheriffs here pursued identification of two more suspects in the Hudson highway robbery. John Sabta and J. S. Btowne were lodged in the Denver city jail Saturday night, charged with taking part in the $946 theft from four men near Hudson last week. Deputy Sheriff W. W. Wyatt led the local investigation and planned to take the latest suspects to Denver for identification.
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Sheritt
Hudson
Denver City
John
Sabta
Three Cars Damaged in Passing Wreck Near Licerne
On the Greeley Haton road near Licerne a three car collision left the Murch car driven by George W Murch with the heaviest damage. Atkinson and Walnick in other vehicles reported slow driving due to anxiety and said the Murch auto was wedged between two others, buckling fenders and causing damage to all three machines.
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George W
Murch
Greeley-Haton Road
Licerne
H. R. Attingon
Buck Waluick
Atkinson
Investigatiis
N E A Aims to Educate American Adults Nationwide
The National Education Association plans a countrywide program to reduce illiteracy and expand higher education for working men and women. Ruth Pyro of Lincoln, Nebraska, spoke at the 8th annual convention urging teachers to join national and state commissions to promote leisure-time education and broader learning opportunities. Joseph Rosier of West Virginia State Teachers College emerged as a leading candidate for president, with campaigns underway in his state.
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Miva
Ruth Pyro
Tincoln
Vha Association
Migel Pyrtie
N. Wl. A
Association
Ational
Ute Wheenee
Jagoph Rosier
West Virginia
Instrmount
W. Va
Mian Purdla
Ila Pelil
Jose Angeles
Denver
La Coste Marries France’s Top Woman Golfer Today
La Coste wed France’s leading woman golfer Simone Thion He La Chaume in St Glothilde church at noon. The ceremony united for a time two prominent French sports figures and drew congratulations from prominent French circles.
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Arscelited Press
Parla
Juno
Rene la Costa
Uprance
Tannidlo
Belle
Simone Thion
la Chaume
France
Gunmen Seize Warehouse of Federal Booze
A Chicago warehouse holding bonded whisky and alcohol was raided by about 15 gunmen for three hours yesterday, lifting an estimated $200,000 worth of liquor. Probers suspect external suppliers and Capone connections, while watchman Paul Perry was bound and left blindfolded during the heist.
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Capone
Gousnters
Paul Perry
Ight
Rontaloute
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Yellowley
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Anc Rezaor
Colorado Woman's College Workers Here This Evening
Delegates from Baptist churches of Greeley and nearby towns will attend a Monday evening meeting with leaders of Colorado Woman's College, a Christian junior college for girls in Denver. A dinner at First Baptist church will precede remarks by President S J Yaughn and others about the college, now under the state Baptist convention. Dr. Bisgell spoke at Sunday services at First Baptist Church.
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Te Woman's Collage
Denver
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Bisgell
Woman's Collage
First
Hoboes Taken to Jail by Police After Resisting Trainmen
Hoboes heading for wheat belts of eastern Colorado and western Kansas were removed from a freight at Nunn Sunday evening. They offered little resistance, were lodged in the city jail overnight, and later sent toward the city limits with threats of charges. Names given include Marion Sproud, Josue Morlend, William Gertela, Bert Bayless, and Heinzie Pahllee.
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Pratt
Nunn
Hoboeg
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Greelay
Joant Yo- Nee
Imith
Gout
Vanraie Oy
Marlon Sproud
Josue Morlend
William Gsrela
Bert Bayless
Heinzie Pahllee
Two Citizens Granted Citizenship For Refusing Arms
The U S circuit court of appeals reversed lower courts and granted citizenship to Douglas Clyde Mellloh a writer of theology and Marie Averill Bland a Canadian war nurse who would not take up arms. Protopsor McIntosh was denied as he refused to swear an oath to bear arms. Bland, daughter of an Episcopal minister and now in New York, said war against any enemy would not justify military service against conscience.
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New York
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeala Todey
District Court of
Connecticut
Dot Douglan Clyde Meliloah
Mios Bland
Waidake
Trading Dull as Half Year Closes on Wall Street
New York reports a bleak first half of 1930 with prices near rock bottom and deflation fears. Trading was light as traders held back awaiting clearer levels after premature market optimism faded.
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New York
Ahoria
Wall Street
Bari
Texan shocks world net champ in Wimbledon upset
Allison, a young Texan, defeats Henri Cochet in straight sets 6-4 6-4 6-2 to reach the Wimbledon semi finals. The 15,000 crowd roared as the Dallas hopeful dominated with strong net play and precise groundstrokes. Cochet, the defending champion, was deposed for the first American victory since 1927, with Doeg and Drovg also advancing in a brisk British championship scene.
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Anaoetatell Peosa
Wimbledon
England
Gevanth
United States
Gockel
Austin
Texas
Allison
Cochet
al Tilden
To I
John Hennessey
Forest Hills
Gochet
John Dovg
Santa Montes
Calif
Gregory Kisogia
Newark
N. F
Sieon
Bill Tilden
Allizon
Docs
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Gregory
Doeg
Mangin
Tat Vista
Merce Voleying
Bil Thden
Eddié Cochet
Ife
Exen
American players fall in court clash as Lott loses
Disjointed report describes a tennis match where George Lott of Chicago is defeated by Borotra with scores noted in a four set or sequence. The text hints at American expectations and a chaotic aftermath as players exit the court together.
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George Lott
Chicaga
Borotra
Amoricana
Lott
Gud Alllyou
Pope Plans To Oppose Protestant Proselyting
In Vatican City Pope Pius XI denounces Protestant proselyting in Rome and calls for stronger parish staffing in the outer Quarter. He praises the institute for the preservation of the faith aiding Rome’s churches and houses, urging continued prayer for persecuted Christians in Russia and related expulsions.
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Vatican City
Rome
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Rusain
St. Peter's Cathedral
Unclear crop market note with scattered figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists wheat futures like Kansas City and Chicano wheat with multiple odd codes and percentages, plus a mention of a boy named Gerald Staward Sanford and a June 28 country home date. The overall content is garbled and unreadable.
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Os Stork Express
Dornie
Dirs
Clyde Sanfard
Gerald Staward Sanford
Harvey Wiley Dies in Washington Pure Food Advocate
Harvey Wiley longtime chief chemist for the agriculture department died in Washington after months of heart trouble He was 64 and had recently testified before the agriculture committee on the pure food and drug administration debate He maintained his views and urged accuracy in food regulation before his death arriving amid ongoing inquiries into meat inspection and public health policy
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Waohington
Fang
Dr. Wiley
Jp | Agriculture Comitetae
Bisa Ingaln
Wiley Ami
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