Red agents to work in this nation
Berlin reports claim Russian monarchists in Berlin alle ge that secret Danzig meetings last week exposed plans for large scale communist activity in the United States next September. Moscow allegedly allotted 1 090 000 gold rubles for propaganda aimed at Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore with secret meetings for March 3 to mobilize South American communists and appoint about 40 instructors to spread the Red Gospel. Several American communists were said to have orders to return to the United States to carry out these plans.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cannon Declares Tinkham Dodging in Disputed Statement
Waaltigian reports Cannon claims Tinkham republican of Massachusetts dodged answering in Congress about his past remarks on a churchman. Cannon says Tinkham used immunity to shield his criticisms and challenged him to provide a copy of the speech for verification.
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Hind
Tay Tate
Congress
Fustle
Aerate
Cannon
Tinksam
Four gunmen sought in Lingle murder case in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports a nationwide manhunt for four fugitives in the Lingle murder investigation. Targeted are Danan Red Forsythe Frank Foster Simon J Gorman and Frankie Noon. Investigators link Forsythe to Moran Atello gang past activity and pursue clues on the pistol used.
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Red" Forsythe
Wtreeves
Lingle
Michigan Avenue
Boutevard
Frank Foster
Bava
Simon J Gorman
Frankie Noon
Forsythe
William Cusick
William Kusail
Moran-Atello
Mol Arouns
Noon
Foster
Neuven
South Carolina Guard at Funeral for Lynch Victim
Union N C June 22 AP An angry mob killed Dan Jenkins a Beaufort Negro whose body lay in a pauper’s grave guarded by the National Guard to prevent further violence A white woman said Jenkins attacked Mrs O L Shipman and tried to attack her sister in law Shipman Both women survived while Jenkins was buried and the Guard withdrew Sheriff Richards defended actions amid ongoing inquiries into the lynching and related arrests The incident marks the second lynching in South Carolina in two months with Allen Green lynched at Walhalla on April 23 and seventeen men indicted in that case
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Negra
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Union
Michards Jonking
South Carolina
Allen Green
Walhalla
Atken
Birth of Lindbergh heir echoes royal birth mementos
News wires report the infant of Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh born at 3:11 AM in New Jersey as public interest surges. The couple, famed aviators, kept details private while Mrs Lindbergh tours the country with her husband amid speculation and celebratory messages.
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Ia Ameer
Ambaysdor
Dwight Wilforrow
Charles 4 Lindbergh
Anne Marron
Wirth
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Lindbergh
Dt Wan
Wan
Mry
Lindbersh
Sterboro
Albasdyr Murrow
Senator Walsh explains how flexible Graf Zeppelin flies
An exchange between Williams Hibbard of the Wenrton Wool Growers Association and Senator Walsh reveals Wool Growers sought higher tariffs. Walsh replies that tariff law allows 34 cents per pound only, no higher rate requested. He notes any change would require tariff commission investigation and two-year wait, making preemptive action before such review impractical. Continued on Page 10.
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IL Wiliams
Hoover
United States
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Nat
Wilama
Hibbard
Benator Walah
One Night Poker Disruption Sends Players Hurling Out Window
A New York front housewife disrupted a late poker game at the Bront apartment, angered by her husband’s absence. In the ensuing chaos two players leapt from a window. David Tarvin injured his hip on the fall and later learned his team was a loss.
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New York
David Tarvin
Nelson Rockefeller to marry Miss Clark today
Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller will wed Miss Mary Todhunter Clark this afternoon at 4 40 at St Agaphs Church Bala Cynwyd in a ceremony attended by socially prominent guests from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington The couple began dating in Northeast Washer Maine after a 1920s engagement announced December 17 and the rector Reverend Benjamin Bird will officiate.
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Parry Clark
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Ohn D. Rockefeller, Jr
New York
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Maine
Dided
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Jembingo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
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Fire destroys home and new apartment in Hot Springs
Wet Springs residents report a $10,000 blaze that swept last Friday through the home of Pred Symen and a newly built adjoining apartment. Fire Marshal W. G. Brooks led the investigation, finding incendiary clues but no decisive leads.
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Nifleeta
Baby Boy Born to the Hazelbakers
Dilton Hazelbaker and Juna Hazelbaker welcome a newborn son this morning, the Hazelbaker family announcing the third generation addition and second child for Frank Wazel Baker in what officials describe as a bright start to the day.
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Juna
Teutenahr
Frank Wazelbaker
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oMid
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Four Russians Including Jurist to Die for Bucking Soviet
In Furmarkand Usbek U R F June 22 a former Uzbek Supreme Court chief justice and three others were sentenced to death after conviction of bribery and participation in border disturbances. The court proceedings cited bribery and border disruption. The defendants included former officials and a noted attorney, with Athnott named among those tied to the case.
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Usbek
U. A. RF
Pournen
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Sion
Peammota
Dead and injured in Glakom car-truck crash
One man is dead and three hurt when a roadster rear-ended a truck carrying drilling machinery near Glakom Oklahoma City. Reports name the deceased as Robert Mullin and list injured workers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Ura
Miles
Tlohert Mullin
Byht
I Marnard
A. & Davia
M It. Black
Bia
R. Ty Carioton
Fumes of a Still Airs Tragic Newport Incident
Newport Ky June 22 AP three men were found dead from asphyxiation in a home on Walton Street. Coroner Walter Hae said the victims were Petania, 39, Remenawaky, Myx Mattia Thamenowsny, 38, and Anthody endalback, 30. Authorities listed possible gas poisoning from a heater as a preliminary cause pending investigation.
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Walton Mit
Aumiet Remanawaky
Coronat
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Hae
Myx
Mattia Thamenowsny
Anthody
Miami Bathing Beauty Pageant Faces Probe Over Entries
Miami officials launch a formal investigation into the Bathing Beauty Pageant held March 11 amid charges that prize winners were improperly entered. GA Tries, head of the association, and others prepare affidavits and testimony for tomorrow’s meeting to address perjury and eligibility concerns.
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Bathing
GA Tries
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Yew Forday
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Semdoard Aftlina Railway Company
Atatga
Minn Marcaret Bkdahi
Tapia
UM San Maria
Shoe
Mellon Says Treasury Faces Large 1931 Deficit Forecast
Secretary Mellon warned of a 1931 treasury deficit near 100 million dollars and a potential 18 million shortfall in 1930 revenue if the tax rate is kept. He indicated veteran aid costs could reach 102 million in 1941 and 25 million annually thereafter, urging restraint as government income falls with business slump.
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Mellon
Treasury
Hoover
Hoover opposes vet aid bill citing much higher taxes
Washington June 22 CP The president's letter to Senator Watson outlines opposition to World War veteran relief legislation. Estimates project a steep rise in annual expenditures, with the bill potentially adding hundreds of millions beyond current levels and prompting tax increases. General Hines notes Senate amendments would raise costs further, while veterans groups push for varying funding paths.
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Washington
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Watson
In- Alana
Areca Eeston
Fam
Melan
Hines
Line Veterans’ Bureau
Shaltavn
Senate
Mellob
Wife Charged After Hubby Shot to Death in Dallas Apartment
William Hoverts Brodnax, 63, prominent Dal lag realtor, was fatally shot in his head while seated in his apartment. His wife Leona Stodnas was detained and charged, refusing to testify. Attorney Mary Hughes noted the couple had been separated for years after an 18 year marriage.
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Tex
Dana
William Hoverts Brodnax
Teleo
Leona Stodnas
Mawy Hughes
New York suspect mistaken for maniac killer
A man claiming to be William Ernest Conwray, 31, was arrested in New York after a policeman said he resembled the Queens maniac. Betty King, with Noel Bowley, identified him briefly as cordray, who claimed a Georgia University education and to have come to New York in 1825 to study law. He was held on charges of francy.
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Wiliam Ernest Conwray
Queens
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Noel Bowley
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New York
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