Irish Free State poll shows government likely to prevail
Dublin June 9 AP General elections in the Irish Free State proceed with limited disorder as voters turn out briskly. Proportional representation delays final results for nearly a week. With about 70 percent turnout, indications favor the current government despite a large De Valera campaign. Women voters were notably active, many with children. Nearly 400 candidates compete, De Valera slate numbering 316.
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Dublin
Trind Free State
Eamon de Valera
U. G
de Valera
Hie Party
de Vilera
United States
Arma
Civic Guarda
Actress 27 Says“K” Carved By Agent Of Noted Secret Society
Hollywood June 9. A 27 year old actress, also known as Doris Dore, says a man with long arms from a secret organization slashed her forehead and upper body with a razor blade in her apartment. She describes being followed from New York to Denver and then Hollywood, and that the attacker demanded information about motion picture girls. police continue investigation.
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Hollywood
Calif
Derri Williams
Ccroan
Actrats
Doris Dore
Pelics
Nlemes Notneke
Miss Dore
New York City
Denver
Alama
South Seas
George Lamonte
Trap Set For Burglar Blows Up Wrong Man
In a dramatic inquest death by cyanide is linked to Dr Kye who bought poison after a Rochester Minnesota treatment for morphine. The coroner and jury, at the court house, heard testimony about a telegram to his wife and the lack of messages left by the deceased. A separate account recalls Arthur Baker, a coal miner in Trinidad, losing both hands when a burglar trap exploded. The incident highlights hazardous home made devices and their deadly consequences. Continued on Page Ten.
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Kye
Starz
Iimeel
Newan
Ate
Rochester
Minn
Davit T. Berg
Stanley P
Trinidad
Col
Arthur Bkaker
Rouse
Here
Esker
Eaker
Great Northern R. R. Wins Verdict in Norton Case
The jury in the East Helena fatal accident suit brought by A B Norton of East Helena against the Great Northern Railway awarded no damages, returning a verdict for the railway company after about three weeks of trial. Judge Edgar Baker presided in Lewistown with the jury split eight to four in favor of the railroad. The case centered on the December 24, 1925, collision at the East Helena road crossing that killed Harry Norton and three others.
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Allie
A.B. Norton
East Helena
Great Northern Railway Company
Harry
Great Northern
East Helena Road Crossing
Edgar Baker
Lewistown
Glace
J. R. Wine
William Sealfon
Railway
Messrs. Weir
Helena
Cliff
Great [Falls
Ranchers Buy Rifles, Los Angeles Is Alert
Los Angeles records show substantial rifle and ammunition purchases by Bishop merchants and a city bureau for Owens Valley amid long running water rights disputes and recent aqueduct sabotage. About 45 Bishop businessmen formed armed guards to protect Owens Valley from LA detectives, signaling rising tensions and the risk of renewed conflict over resources.
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Los Angeles
Los Angels
Owens Valley
Frisler
Los Angeles City
Bishop
Vishop Hardware Company
Valley
City Power and Water Bureau
Butte Fireman Fatally Gassed During Warehouse Fire
William N. Gleason 27, a young Butte fire department member, died after being fatally gassed while battling an unknown origin warehouse blaze in the Ryan Fruit company's wholesale district. The fire caused damage estimated at 360,000. Gleason was son of Captain James Gleason, longtime department veteran.
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Butte
William N. Gleason
Butte Fire Department
Ryan Fruit Company
Gleason
James Gleason
Guarded Homecoming as Lindbergh Arrives in Capital
Washington braces for Lindbergh as crowds gather along Pennsylvania Avenue. Military and police deploy elaborate protection including cavalry, artillery, and thousands of troops to shield the air ace during his reception and parade from the navy yard to the White House. Additional aviation units from Langley field and Hampton Roads join the greeting.
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Washington
Prensylvania Avenue
Knight of
Cavalry
Dafastry
Artillery
Ratines
Aallors
France
Belgiam
England
New York
Paris
Navy Yard
6Th Mounted Cavalry Ser
Eighth Street
Diroute
Washington Monufest
Lindbergh
President Coolidge
George Washington
White House
Arlington
Walter Reed Hospital
Military
Neldi Reserve
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Navy Reserve
New Flood Near in Parts of Louisiana Crests Reported
The flood crest in the lower Atchafalaya basin was stationary while other areas in Louisiana saw declines. A new Mississippi flood warning reached the upper Tennagin in the northeast, signaling potential rising crests at Cooling Teele and Winter Quarter crevases. Red Cross reports from newly flooded Arkansas, Minnesota, and Illinois areas indicated no change in conditions.
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New Grinans
Atchafalaya River
Louisiana
Tennanagin
Mississippi
American Red Cross
Arkansas
Minacurt
Illinois
Toledo banker Guy Histon held on 17 charge indictment
Toledo Ohio June Guy Histon president of the Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank was re arrest ed by Deputy U S Marshal George Weeks at the federal building. He posted a 15000 bond set by Judge John M Killits and received an extension before pleading to the 17 count indictment charging mail fraud.
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Toledo
Guy Histon
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
United States
George Weeks
Federal Building
John M. Killits
Graud
Right-of-way man begins work for Northern Pacific
R W Deichen, right-of-way man for the Northern Pacific railroad, arrives in Circle in June to take up options for a new right-of-way along the Glendive Brockway line to be constructed.
Colorado Senator Hogdon Shot Dead in Denver Apartment
Denver police say State Senator Albert J. Hogdon was found shot to death in an apartment. The suspect is alleged to be the husband of the resident, Josephe Minten, seen leaving the scene with a gun. Mrs Brandenburg Denies wrongdoing and is detained for questioning.
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Denver
Albert J. Hogdon
Brandenburg
Bogdos
Himness
Diplomas Awarded at Mount St Charles College and Local High School Grads
Mount St Ovarien auditorium hosted graduation as 18 college graduates and 16 high school seniors received diplomas and degrees. Bishop John J. Mitty of Salt Lake City and Rev Norbert C. Hatt spoke as the rite marked 17 years of Mount St Charles college with a crowd present.
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ST. Charles
John J. Mitty
Salt Lake City
Mount St. Ovarien
College Nettora
John J. Witty
College Voaisty Leckonet
Nobert C. Hatt
Mount St Charles College
Bishop Mitty
United Slater
National
Teut Aces Welcome Chamberlin and Levine at German Club
In Teut Aces Assemble to Greet Chamberlin, tributes flowed as Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine visited the German Royal Club. Attended by Ambassador Schurman and Major Von Keller, the pair were saluted by 400 hosts and German aviation luminaries including General Von Haenell. A cable from Orville Wright was read, praising the pioneers of transatlantic flight.
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Chamberlin
Tlerlity
Clarence BD
Charles A. Levine
Almeassador Schurman
Major von Keller
General von Haenell
von Parsifal
Zeppelin
Koschel
Bersan
von Kehler
Jor
Ted
Orville Wright
Chanmherlin
Levine
Herr Koek
Hyers
Germany
Columbus
Odsay
Columbia
Latonia Horse Killed and Jockey Injured
The Latonia Kentucky race track reported Gloria Apple killed and jockey G Fowler injured when a horse forced through the fence during the fourth ace at Latonia. The sprint saw Noble Wrack disqualified after Altered by carrier cards.
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Latonia
Gloria Apple
G. Fowler
Toro
Noble
Mother Leaves Detroit For Washington To Meet Son
Detroiter Cass Technical High School mother departed for Washington to join her son upon his arrival Saturday. A Pullman clerk later said she left this afternoon after an earlier plan to leave tomorrow. The case notes a ten day leave tied to her absence.
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Netroit
Jana
al -Evange- Itnn
Charter A
Ladhorgt
Detroit
Washington
Aha
Pullman
Cass Technical High School
Wade and Wells Plan World Flight From San Francisco
San Francisco June 94a Lieut Leigh Wade around the world flyer and Lindon Wells former California newspaper man telegram New York today saying they planned to depart San Francisco for Honolulu next month to circle the world in fifteen days They requested details of routes and conditions for the flight for which prizes of 33000 have been offered.
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San Francisco
Leigh Wade
Lindon Wells
California
New York Today
Hanahilw
Bishop Daniel A German Dies After Influenza Illness
The Catholic bishop Daniel A German of the Taha diocese died in Lewiston after ten days with influenza. He fell ill while traveling from Hesse to attend a Knights of Columbus state convention at Cottonwood and had been in hospital. Rishay Gorman was well known and highly esteemed by the Catholic community.
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Daniel A. German
Taha
Lewiston
German
Hesse
Knights of Columbus
Cottonwood
Rishay Gorman
Catho
Roundup of Russian Czarsists in Poland
Warsaw reports arrests at Pialystych Uradne Brest Stavske and Slonim, mostly monarchist activists tied to Wrangel and Tonnsten like forces. The killer of M Volkoff declares no accomplices. Moscow says Soviet notes to Poland will be harsher and denounces English complicity in Russia’s terrorist outrages.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pialystych
Uradne
Brest- Stavske
Slonim
Moscow
England
Gove
Neilish
Russia
Henry Heinz Chosen Kiwanis President
Memphis Tennessee June 9 1928 Henry Heinz elected president of Kiwanis International at the close of the annual convention Seattle named as the 1928 convention city in the final session
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Henry Heinz
Kiwanis
Memphis
Tean
Atlanta
Kiwanis International
Seattle
German Lutheran pastor and son slain in Wis incident
In Shebosgan Wisconsin on June 3 AP reports pastor William Wambsganss of Bethlehem German Lutheran church and Frank Doering Sr. were shot dead by Walter Doering, the son, who then killed himself. Motive unclear. police investigation ongoing. Wambsganss aged 57, pastor for 27 years. Doering, 62, father of 10.
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Shebosgan
Wis
Willam Wambsganss
German Lutheran Church
Frank Doering
Walter Doering
St. the Tatter
Doering
Wamvsgan
Paul
Jim
Wambsganss
Concordia Theological Sanituary
St. Louis
Bethlehem German Lutheran Church
Roads men pay honor to Erickson
Savannah Georgia June 9 William W Brandon former governor of Alabama was nominated for president of the United States Good Roads association for 1927 28 in the nominating committee report to the annual convention which adopted the report Vice presidents at large included Governor E Erickson of Montana
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Savannah
Wileliam W. Brandon
Alabama
United States Good Roads Association
E. Erickson
Montana
Arthur Sapp Heads World Rotarians
Ostend Belgium June 9 Arthur Sapp of Huntington Indiana was formally elected president of Rotary International today Rufus Chapin of Chicago was elected treasurer and Norman Black Fargo North Dakota director
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Ostend
Belgium
Arthur Sapp
Huntington
Ind
Clestet
Rotary International Today
Rufus Chapin
Chicago
Norman
Black
Fargo
N. D
De Autremonts Held Under Heavy Guard for Extradition
Steamrolled by federal charges, De Autremonts Ray and Roy face removal to Oregon on murder and robbery counts tied to a 1900s mall heist aboard Southern Pacific train No. 18 near Siskiyou. They await United States committal with heavy guards and possible extradition.
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Steubenville
Juan
Ray
Roy
Oreon
Colimehun
Oregon
Born
de Aulremont
Siskiyou
Ore
Southern Pacifica
Hreman
Tien
Philippines
United States Army
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