Doody Bandit Rumor in Wheeling Night Robberies
A lightfooted thief called Willie Doody roamed early morning Chicago streets robbing milk wagon drivers and taxi chauffeurs. A cabbie identified a photo of Willie Doody as the suspect, claiming the man threatened to kill him. The hunt for the robber continued as Milton Valasapuolis, a restaurant operator, died from gunshot wounds inflicted during a Thursday holdup.
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Chicago
Willie Doody
Milton Valasapupolis
Doody
Willie
Valasapu
Mexican Catholics plan nationwide demonstration on religion return
Mexico City crowds greet the return of priests as a landmark accord with Portes Gil ends church-state conflict. Plans target July demonstration for president’s support and a shrine centering at the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico City. thousands of clergy to resume duties after years away.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Balla
Lasty
Gil
Emilio Portes Gil
National D A V official expelled over alleged funds theft
William T. Henning national senior vice commander of the Disabled American Veterans was expelled from the Colorado department by the state executive committee. The panel said the court martial had been tampered with after Henning was cleared on charges related to a marathon contract and undeclared proceeds. Burkhardt urged a review and Denver’s Joseph Burke reversed the court martial ruling. Findings have been sent to national headquarters.
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Denver
William T. Herning
Colorado
Executive Committee
Henning
Con
Ienning
A. F P. Burkhardt
Beliover Henning Ruilty
Guidty
Burkhardt
Joseph Burke
Martin
Lutherans to Gather with Ten Thousand Choirs for 400th Luther Catechism
The River Forest stadium hosts a massive Lutheran gathering for the 400th anniversary of Luther's catechism. About 150,000 members from 200 churches attend the Missouri Synod convention with 700 to 10,000 voice choirs, parades, and doctrinal floats. Senator Deneen delivers opening remarks with a drag drill and band performances.
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River Forest
Soldier Field
Chicago
Martin Luther
Lake Front
Luther
Lutheran Missouri Synod
Walter A. Maier
Band of the River Forest
Concordia Teacher's College
Methodists Celebrate Notable Anniversary in Galena
Galena marks a centennial for its First Methodist Episcopal Church with 11 a.m. services and a week of programs. The silver plate honors U.S. Grant's 1859 63 era. The church, founded around 1828 29, hosted General Grant and his family during Bishop Vinecent’s pastorate and helped launch the Pioneer Congregation.
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Galena
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Rock River Conference
John Dew
Rock River
Illinois
Indiana
Northwest Territory
General Grant
John H. Vinecent
Burns
Three Ronan Raiders Perhaps in Custody
Two men photographed in Deer Lodge are held in connection with the Ronan State bank robbery. Sheriff Needhan will view a suspect in Montana Teer Lodge and have bank employees identify two robbers. Descriptions focus on the two who entered the bank while the others are being sought.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Dayton
Wash
Ronan State
W. HL. Needhan
Teer Lodge
Logger Killed On First Day In Kalispell
Orion B. Elwood of Kalispell was killed on his first day at work when the top of a tree he cut fell and crushed his skull at the A. C. G. Nelesa logging camp. His widow and five children survive.
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Kalispell
Orion B. Elwood
A. CG. Nelesa
Robbers Hold Up Southern Pacific Train Near McAvoy
Five armed men raided a Southern Pacific passenger train near McAvoy California. They shot the engineer and forced passengers to surrender along the right of way before escaping with loot estimated over $20,000. The incident, believed to involve a five-man gang, followed preplanned steps as two suspects boarded near Fuireburgh and directed passengers in the first car.
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Martinez
Calif
Southern Pacific
McAvoy
Fuireburgh
Laundry Owners to Fight Strike in Montana
Montana laundry owners at their state convention voted to covertly aid the Butte laundry strike, providing moral and financial support to end the halted activities in Butte. Guy C. Davidson was elected president, with the next meeting scheduled for Great Falls.
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Missoula
Montana
Bute
Guy C. Davidson
Butte
Great Pall
Mechanics pursue North Star flight to Paris from New Jersey
At Teterhorn Airport in New Jersey, Robert Q. Williams and Lewis Yanny prepare the North Star for a hop to Paris after mechanics work continued on the craft. The Old Orchard Beach departure was shipped today, with Monday seen as the earliest possible flight. The North Star, bought by Williams from Mrs. James A. Stillman, replaces the Green Flash which failed in Europe two weeks ago.
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Teterhorn
N. J
Scotty Campbell Takes Poison Route
Billings June 22 AP Scotty Campbell a cook little known in this section took a fatal dose of poison in a Harlowton hotel early today. He bought the poison yesterday at a drug store there. Letters from A R Campbell Hamilton block Butte and a membership card in the Butte Cooks and Waiters union were found in his pockets.
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Billings
Ty” Campbell
Harlowton
A. R. Campbeft
Hamilton Block
Butte
Butte Cooks and Waiters Union
Farm Bureau backs higher duties to aid farmers in tariff fight
Washington AP report says the American Farm Bureau Federation urged higher duties than the House tariff bill for about 75 farm products. Chester Gray argued the disparity between agricultural and industrial rates widened under the measure, urging analysis showing stronger protection for farm goods.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation Today
Senate Finance
National Grange
Chester 4Eray
Woanington
Federation
House
Gray
Watson
Smoot
Hey Girl
Hat
Nother Industries
Franco Reaches Azores Then Plans New York Flight
Madrid reports Maj Ramon Franco and three aviators landed safely on San Miguel in the Azores after a day of uncertain messages. A radio note said they would resume their flight to New York the next afternoon, though reasons for the Azores landing remain unclear.
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Franco
Azores
New York
Madrid
Spain
Ramon Franco
San Miguel
Ayers
Meg
Horta
Falls 2000 Feet in Plane but He Lives
Guy McLaughlin a 43 year old Costa Airways pilot fell 2000 feet in a seaplane off Rockaway inlet after a motor failure while en route from Mill Hazing to Albany. He jumped clear before impact and returned home with only cuts and bruises.
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New York
Guy McLaughlin
Costa Airwavs
McLauglin
Mill Hazin
Rockaway
I. 1
Albany
Rockaway Inlet
McLaughlin
McLauehlin
Woodmen to Protest Rates Nationwide
Beatrice June 22 AP Edward McAllister consul of the Modern Woodmen of America said plans are underway to protest new insurance rates set by the league at Chicago earlier this month. The changes affect all but 80 of the 40 members here and an estimated 900000 Woodmen nationwide would be affected.
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Beatrice
Net
Zuni Runner Fails in 100 Mile Race With Horse
Pecos Texas June 22 AP A Zuni Indian runner named Chimoni tried to outrun a specially trained thoroughbred horse General in a 100 mile endurance race. After 20 miles Chimoni dropped out with a strained muscle while General had run 39 miles. The Zuni claim endurance over speed though a horse contest.
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Pecos
Texas
Andrew Chimoni
Zuni
Chimoni
Eral
Tadiay
Hoover anchors trout trip to Madison mountains
President Hoover left Washington for a fishing outing in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. He was joined by Mrs. Hoover and Cabinet members as secret service agents accompanied the group. The trip aimed to escape heat and discuss filling eight posts on the new federal Farm Board added by the Farm Relief Act.
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Washington
Hoover
Madison
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Rde
Agrilculture Department
Mark Sullivan
Lawrences Richey
Congress
Slyde
Federal Farm Board
Wndce
Weather Outlook for Northern Rockies Next Week
The coming week will be mostly fair in the Northern Rocky Mountain region with near normal temperatures. No significant storms expected and sunny periods likely throughout the period in a calm weather pattern.
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Rocky Mountain
Jury to Try Dry Dige Murder Case Against Emmett J White
Minnesota officials prepare to prosecute Emmett J White, a patrolman who killed Formett Virkula in Desertational Falls after mistaking him for a ram runner. Judge Brown and County Attorney Gilbert lead the case with possible exoneration by treasury officials under consideration.
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Horts
Emmett J. White
Formett Virkula
Mion
Merchant
Virkila
Minnesota
Tudge J. Brown
White
David Pglbert
Nelon
Jil
Treasury
Faye
Baltimore Slashing Rampage Leaves One Dead, One Hurt
An unidentified black man went on a knife rampage in northwest Baltimore near June 22, killing John Finger, 74, and wounding another man. Finger died from a severed artery, and the assailant escaped as reports of more slashes surfaced, with continuation noted on Page Four.
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Baltimore
John Finger
Finger
Molica
Family of Cody Hot at a Critic
The Cody family in Cody Wyoming held two regional meetings to approve a resolution seeking retraction of statements in Richard J. Walsh's The Making of Buffalo Bill. They defend keeping Buffalo Bill mementos from a museum exhibit while challenging parts of the book.
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Cody
Wyo
Richard J. Walsh
Plea of Not Guilty by Snook May Include Insanity Factor
Alienists examined Dr. James H. Snook as Columbus prosecutors move to block an insanity defense in the hammer slaying of Theora Hix, a 25 year old OSU medical student, by the 49 year old professor.
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Snook
Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snook
John J. Chester, Jr
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Chester
Willam C. Pritchard
Columbia State Hospital
Dre. Eyr ©. Gaver
Robert C. Tardell
bin Pare Miour
Sho
Miss Hi
Moving Day for Capt Fried in Yonkers Welcome
Captain George Fried, commander of the liner Amer, returns home to Yonkers with a civic welcome after rescuing crews of the Antnoe and the Florida. A parade and speeches mark his arrival, and a dinner honors him in Yonkers. The article also mentions the Chester murder case and a sanity evaluation for Dr Snook, with arraignment upcoming.
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New York
George Fried
Amerfer
Florida
America
Fried
Yonkers
Manhattan
Camiain Fried
Ditner
Sinclair's Jail Term Shortened by Court Ruling
The District of Columbia supreme court ordered concurrent sentences for millionaire oilman Marty F. Sinclair, shortening his jail stay by one month. Chief Justice McCoy also set a four month term for H. Mason Day related to the Wall-Sinclair conspiracy case.
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Washington
Marty F. Sinclair
District of Columbia Supreme Court
McCoy
Sinclair
Senate
Day
H. Mason Day
Algo Lm
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