Kansan Students Freed After Transporting Liners Raid
Lawrence University of Kansas students Tate and Tooley were arrested February 2 for possessing and transporting liner intended for a fraternity party. They were paroled after menial injuries to Tooley’s father and mother, while Judge Roberts promised work for the two and ensured no further trouble. Each fined $390 plus costs. counsel paid the fines and costs.
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Mancau City
Kane
Roward BO Tate
George Tooter
Jahagen County
Kanes
Lawrence
Tala
Tooley
University of Kansas
Tt. Grorce Tooley
TB. Pirrell
Kansas
Cir
Tanley
G. A. Roberts
Tate
Teale
Six Ro mola officials sentenced in email fraud case
Six of fifteen former Ro mola Inc officials were sentenced for using emails to defraud California and Arizona land development firms. U S Judge John M Killits imposed prison terms from 38 months to 12 years. Alexander fluish, former president of the firm valued at 12,000,900, received the 12 year term at McNeil Island and a $41,200 fine.
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Los Angeles
uPi
Romola, Inc
California
Arizona
U.S
John M. Killits
McNeil Island Penitentiary
Alexander Fluish
Seattle tailor faces deportation amid alleged communist ties
Seattle tailor Leon Glaser, 20 years a resident and active in labor circles, is recommended for deportation to Russia as an undesirable. U.S. officials say testimony will remain secret until a final decision by immigration authorities in about two weeks. Glaser and his wife were born in Russia. their two sons are Seattle-born.
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Seattle
Dane
John P. Reyed
Leon Glaser
Rayd
Glaser
Washington
UW. C
Lota J. Fortes
Hamilton Fish l
United States
Russia
Litchman
Immigration Service
Rainmaker Letters Bombast Montana Drought Hope
An Oakland letter to California official Stafford claims a rainmaking method can drought solve Montana. The writer describes drawing moisture to clouds and anchoring it to trigger rainfall, offering demonstrations in Sacramento Valley and promising broad coverage at low cost. The piece humorously notes possible Hollywood connections and a curious early 20th century tone.
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Montana
California
Wonton
Olympus
Hax
Oakland
AH. Stafford
Comemissioner of
Sacramenta Valley
Sacramento Valley
Roncluder
Ielena
Stafford
Hollywood
Indian service men convene in Bozeman
Indian service representatives from Montana Wyoming Idaho and Washington gathered in Bozeman on June 23 for a conference on dairy farming and livestock to assure food for Indians. J O Tretaven of Montana State College spoke on quality cattle herds and selecting strong institutional and community herds.
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Bozeman
Indian Service
Monstuna
Wyoming
Idaho
Dairy Ag
J.O. Tretaven
Montana State College
Strang
Blackfoot Agency
Easion
Karl Bates
Washington, DC
Indian Bureau Administrative Office
Maoward Welch
Ehards
Ant Orhatsy
Man and Wife Slain in Joplin. Former Husband Sought
In Joplin Missouri, William Wentz and his wife were shot to death at their home. Police report the killer, identified as Glen Marsh, former husband of Mrs Wentz, also shot Mrs Wentz’s father Hewitt, who was wounded. The suspect knocked on a house door then fired through a hole, then fled toward Webb City. Hewitt could not give a clear account.
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Joplin
William Wentz
Wiswife
Cuth
Oliv. Poller
Glen Marsh
Wentz
Shey
Webb
Hewitt
Explosion at Royal Naval Cordite Factory Kills Several in England
In Wareham Dorset England on June 23 a deadly blast tore through the ultra glycerine department of the Royal Naval cordite factory near Holton Breath. A shock wide was felt. a red smoke column rose as a sulfric acid tank burned. Tenants report Fi-Ties men killed and others missing or injured.
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Wareham
Dorset
Eng
Royal Naval Corditaretary
Holton Breath
Here
Corea
Elks goodwill car arrives in Helena from New York
Varry K. Mapes led a goodwill Studebaker caravan from New York to Helena, greeted by Helena lodge 193 officials. A tribute was paid at Forestvale cemetery to A W Merkle of Queensborough lodge. Mapes, en route to Butte, spoke of tornado and cloudburst encounters, noting 92 Elks lodges visited.
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Elks’ Goodwill
Helena
New York City
Elks-Studebaker
Varry K. Mapes
Great Falls
Tlelena Lodge
Montana
Eddy Cafe
F_ Coleman
Roy Gibbons
al Lautman
Warner Hawking
Jay Bussler
Roy Thistlewaite
George Hildebrand
Ben Wahls, Jr
Eley
Mapes
Effy Tuneheor
Inichean
Torestvale
A.W. Merkle
New York
Merkle
Queensborough Lodge
J. B. Erickson
Franklin T. Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie
Capitol
Broadway
North Main
George Arnald
Statehouse
Downtowly
Hoe
Seattle
Fergus Falls
Brainerd
Minn
Watertown
Welena
Yellowstone Park
Mepes
Butte
Tacoma Golf Upset Opens Rainy 1931 Match Play
In heavy rain at Tacoma, George Rhaw, from Angeles, defeated defending champion Hddle Flopan by one hole after a five-hole edge at the 27th, with dramatic late nerves and a dormie finish as the only upset of day one.
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Tacoma
Hddle
Portland
George Rhaw
Jon Angeles
Seth Dormie
Hn Goucht
Shaw
Tyreen
Landiurat
Nadie Wilhelm
Hud Ward
Olympia
Vera Watching
Vancouver R. C
AR. W. Thurston
Seattle
A. EB. Eya
Marion McDougall
Historic Clo Jail Wrecked for New Minnesota Courthouse
A derelict county jail and courthouse in Minnesota were demolished to clear space for a new courthouse and jail. The site’s walls carried faded engravings and lines recalling 19th century incidents such as fishing on Sunday, horse theft, a Salvation Army altercation, and various namelike inscriptions. The remnants reflect long-ago local life and blue laws from the era.
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Ted Wing
Minn
Anna
Oodlue County
Tha Horsa
Salvation Army
Wallar Wallerian
Knights of the Road
Brooklyn
Assailants Sought After Portlanty PanaGogue Shooting
William Hanson, 40, Portland teacher, lay critically wounded in a local hospital. Investigators searched for the owner of a soft felt hat found near the scene. William McWalters and F W Newton, who heard the shots, reported a woman's pleas not to shoot. Catherine Henalin saw three men wrapping materials outside a room and heard three shots but did not see a woman.
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Seature
Jane
William Hanson
Portland
Palive
Lanson
William McWalters
F. W. Newton
Cer
Catherine Henalin
Severe Earth Shocks Hit Japan Again
Tokyo reports a strong quake at 2 35 pm felt along the coast and in Tochigi Ibaraki Fukushima and other prefectures. Residents rushed into streets but no damage reported. Mount Yakegatake erupted before and after the quake and Mount Asama erupted nearby. Observers say the quake likely centered about 160 miles northeast in the sea.
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Tokyo
Coast Line
Tochigi
Tharaki
Gamma
Fukushima
Mayehashi
Komahama
Yakegatake
Nagano
Yokohama
Asama
NeRaio
Gentral Observatory
American influence felt in Norway during Stende voyage
Einar Stende returned from Norway reporting strong American influence in daily life. English language used widely in films and talkies, many Norwegian notices in English, and U S productions dominate cinema. He noted labor strikes and reduced industrial output, but travel remained light and ski events drew tens of thousands.
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Morgue Alle
Allan
Taneuare
Norway
Thera Ly
Einar Stende
Ifa
United States
Steade
Sir Hubert Wilkins
North Pole
U. S
Stende Naa
Ile
I Tolmancolden
Xerway
Prince of Wales 37th birthday marked with tributes
London June 23 The Prince of Wales, royal bachelor, woke to his 37th birthday amid thousands of telegrams. King George, Queen Mary, and family sent greetings as he attended Buckingham Palace for the investiture of St John of Jerusalem members. Flags flew nationwide. A visit to York House saw many sign the visitors book.
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London
Prince of Wales
England
York House
George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Order of St John of Jerusalem
British Empire
York Hoese
Central Western Shippers Ad Visory board names officers and plans meeting
Ogden Utah June 23 W Sorthill of Farmers Central Grain Omaha elected general chairman for third term as R B Bristol Ogden chosen alternate and A M Maye Denver pancral secretary The board set next Cheyenne meeting for Sept 28 29 A commodity committee report predicts a 28 decrease in car loadings for Q3 1941 with 476275 cars versus 490749 last year Readings cover Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah and Idaho south of Salmon River Declines noted in agricultural implements autos ore brick hay grain machinery metals coal while increases foretell for canned goods gravel petroleum and potatoes An executive panel backs a freight claim prevention committee and the board pushes for inter state alfalfa weevil quarantine and possible federal action if state guarantees fail
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Ogden
Utah
W. Shorthill
Central Grain Corporation
Omaha
Central Western Shippers Advisory Board
R. B. Bristol
A. M. Maye
Denver
Pancral
Cheyenne
Wyo
Commodity
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Uten
Idaho
Salmon River
Agricultural Council
Death penalty sought in Creighton case at Webb
Carthage Madune 22 AP The case of Creighton the alleged bank and post of tree rancher who killed Coyne Hatten at Webb with arharree he confessed over a collision with Wevontin in the drug stare He faces a death penalty after a week of testimony Officers stated Creighton confessed he shot Matten in anger over a collision The verdict carried with the death penalty in the state wil aGk fay Denver tA Mercury records an exceptionally warm spell and forecast shows general fair weather tomorrow.
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Carthage
Madune
Gary
Canvel
Creighton
Tree Rencher
Coyne Hatten
Webb Wits
Apenine Et Alemons
Altotne
Tomarran
Tay Watson
Proveecutay
Tole Downe Wharrest
Jahot Matten
Wevontin
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Eddy
Xplosion
Snokane
Vung
Charles J. Hanty
Rh. P. O. KB
Ingert
Harry KM. Mapes
Helena Elks
Biref
Scioto Country Club
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Billy Burke
Gayn
Hertia
Robby Janex
Couran
Burke
Cor Nevt Burke
Witty Coax
Crate Wood
Thuffalo
Densmore Shute
Clave
Minnesota
aAmnenn
Alaska
Konakanak
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Borland
Indian Affairs Bureau
Ottawa
Moana View
Monty Culel
Bridgeport
Conn
Frank Walsh
Chicago
Ted
Walter Tingen
Japan
SENOS
Prince
T.he Tenking
Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police
Oldtimer Callen Bozeman
Api—Frederink Thomas Heid
Teanant
Deatic Penatty
Shssourl Slater
Sientiffice Shoes
Si-Ems Tiffick
AAA
Thistlewaite Shoe Co
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