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Merican Press
Farm Accident and Disappearances Reported in County
Alfred Dick Budd 28 died from internal injuries after slipping on a pitch fork handle while descending a ladder on the Anderson Maxwell farm seven miles west of Princeton. A farm-related wolf bounty case notes Virginia Irwin, 16, Shenandoah, vanished then returned home. John Wayman 60, a Lineville farmer shot by his wife, died in a St. Joseph hospital after the incident at his farm fifteen miles away.
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Alfred “Dick” Budd
A. J. Budd
Tie
Anderson Maxwell
Teresa Mulloy
Princeton
Scott County Auditor
John Wayman
Lineville
St. Joseph
Wayman
Woman Jumped in Well After Lineville Shooting
After a shooting south of Lineville Mrs. Wayman reportedly leaped into a well in an attempted suicide. Family members rescued her and she is believed to be in a sane condition following the incident.
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Lineville
Wayman
Callahan 80 in critical condition after gas attempt
Nf Callahan, 80, of Kansas City Missouri, is hospitalized in Sioux City in a critical state after attempting to end his life by inhaling gas fumes. A hotel chambermaid smelled gas, police broke in, Callahan was unconscious, and three notes were found addressed to his wife, his mother, and the finder.
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Callahan
Kansas City
Sioux City
Tragic Farm Accident Near Sanborn Claims Young Kroese
On the John Kroese farm four miles northeast of Sanborn Isaac age unknown son of Mr and Mrs Kroese was accidentally killed by a shotgun blast fired by John van der Haage the farm’s hired man After work van der Haage went to shoot pigeons while the child was sent to drive them from the barn a pigeon shot and the boy was instantly killed
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John Kroese
Sanborn
Isaac
Oil truck collision near Cedar Rapids claims Miss Spur eon
Miss Hazel Spurgeon, 19, of Shellsburg, pinned beneath an oil truck after a two vehicle crash near Cedar Rapids, died. Driver Joe Benesh, operator of the truck and partner with Spurgeon’s father in the oil business, was badly cut. G W Weise, in a small coupe, rammed the truck but was uninjured. his wife fainted. Benesh said he sounded his horn to warn Weise entering the main highway.
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Cedar Rapids
Miss Hazel Spureon
Shellsburg
Joe Benesh
Miss Spurgeon
G. W. Weise
Benesh
Welsc
Dig Up Old Fort of Mexico At Monte Alban Study
Mexican researchers led by Alfonso Caso and Miguel D. de Mendizábel will study Monte Alban near Oaxaca city before year end. The site shows ancient terraced pyramids and walls, with Maya influence noted in corbelled vaults, and dispute over Zapotec Mixtec ownership.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Alfonso Caso
Miguel D. de Mendizabel
Mexican Historical Review
Monte Alban
Oaxacan
Oaxaca
Mitla
Middle America
Manuel Gamlo
Greeks Fight Locusts With Cannibal K in Washington
Locust plague in Greece prompts a trial of cannibal locusts as a control method. Athens reports the ministry of agriculture plans a campaign costing about 10,000,000 drachmas roughly 8.2 million dollars to combat the pest threatening crops.
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Washington
Greece
Athens
Egypt
Ministry of Agriculture
Pacific flight sets transoceanic record by Kingsford Smith
News Review reports the first Pacific crossing by air in the Southern Cross monoplane piloted by Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm with Americans Harry Lyon and James Warner. The route Hawaii Fiji Australia included 84 hours 33 minutes of flight, dodging storms to reach Suva and Bris bane before continuing to Sydney amidst financial concerns and government support shifts. The piece also covers political maneuvering in Kansas City for Hoover, campaign fund totals, and other global items including Vilna dispute and Albania's Zogu.
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Cal Monn
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Charles Kingsford
Smith
Charles T. P. Ulm
Harry W. Lyon
James Warner
Arctic
Wilkins
Hawaii
Fiji Islands
Kingsford-Smith
Suva
Coral
Phoenix Group
Albert Park
Fiji
Naselat Beach
Brisbane
Loyalty Islands
New Caledonia
Sydney
United States
Oakland
Honolulu
California
Hobby
Holm
Pershing hastily sails from Paris to set up GOP bid
Reports from both New York and France claim General John J. Pershing rushed from Paris to Cherbourg and boarded ship Leviathan to return to the United States. Friends are said to be launching a movement for him as a dark horse Republican presidential candidate.
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John J. Pershing
Paris
Cherbourg
United States
New York
France
Marshals Chang Tso Lin quits Peking as Nationalists advance
Northern war lord Chang Tso Lin abdicates his dictatorship and flees with his household to Manchuria. His train to Mukden is bombed, with several soldiers killed and Chang badly wounded. Nationalists occupy Peking gradually as foreign legations try to prevent disorder and Hsi-shan is named garrison commander for the Peking Tientsin area. The United States resists evacuation of American troops from Tientsin. In Washington, officials say the move cannot be done immediately.
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Chang -Tso-Lin
Peking
Manchuria
Mukden
Chang
Hsi-shan
Shans
Peking-Tientsin
Tentsn
United States
Washington
Mussolini Seeks Friendly Drift With Yugoslavia In Senate Address
Premier Mussolini used his annual address to downplay war talk with Yugoslavia and urge a moral atmosphere between the Italian and Yugoslav peoples. He warned treaties lose value without such understanding, dismissed a war forecast, and said a France treaty would settle pending disputes while noting US wealth growth and immigration limits. He affirmed naturalized Italians remain Americans citizens but foreigners to Italy, urging pride in their Italian origin.
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Mussolini
Balkans
Duce
Yugo-Slavia
Italy
Yugo- Slavia
Torliary
Venice
Austria
Upper Adige
France
United States
Miss America crowned at Galveston pageant
Atlantic City abandoned its beauty contest and Galveston hosted the International pageant of pulchritude. Miss Ella Van Huesen of Chicago won Miss America and was crowned Miss Universe, with runners from France Italy Colorado West Virginia Canada Luxembourg Ohio San Antonio and Tulsa.
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Tlantic City
Galveston
Ella van Huesen
Chicago
France
Italy
Colorado
West Virginia
Canada
Luxembourg
Ohio
San Antonio
Tulsa
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