Portland Woman Strangled in Furnished Apartment
Mrs Zell Stebbins, 32, was found strangled in her wall furnished Portland apartment in a residential district. Police say the crime likely occurred yesterday and a pillow was wrapped around the throat. A carpet and robe were left in disarray, and authorities note the suspect is not yet identified as the dark strangler haunting Pacific coast cities. Continuation on page four.
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Pacific Coast
Death of Count Windie Baranoff in Death Valley
Count Windie Baranoff once a field marshal of Russia who led during the Russo Japanese War died in Silver Lake California from exhaustion after a 24 hour desert trek in Death Valley. He was found with two companions and survived by a widow and two stepsons in San Francisco. He was buried in Silver Lake after burial rites. His friend from Santa Monica, A J Cuily, had a thirty year friendship.
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Cal
Windie Baranoff
Death Valley
Count Baratff
Ins
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J Cuily
Sinta Monica
See Coast
Day Administrator Transfers Torturer in New York action
Washington reports the transfer of Chester P Malls as administrator for New York and the suspension of August Heise, assistant administrator, announced by Commissioner Doran. The suspension follows disclosures of alleged third degree methods in New York enforcement.
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Washington
Chester P Malls
New York
August Heise
Doran
Boy 13 in Kansas Kills, Self, and Injures Family
A 13 year old boy shot and killed his mother with a shotgun at a farm home near Mineral Kansas, then killed himself after wounding two sisters. The brother and two sisters were taken to a Pittsburgh hospital with injuries, one sister dying en route. Authorities report the incident occurred this afternoon and the condition of the remaining sister was described as serious but not stable.
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Willas Justice
Willan
Pittsburgh
Trams Toan Justice
Wallyam Justice
Mineral
Kansas
Plane Crash Kills Three Near Winner
Three people died when a small aircraft crashed about 3000 feet from Winner South Dakota. Victims include HW Moorhead of Wasta owner of the pit SP D H Hansen of Platte SD pilot and Lulu Lawrence of Winner passenger. Lawrence had just returned from Omaha where she graduated from a special school for dual mutes. Parents listed as residents.
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S& D
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Winner
Hansen
Airman Searches for Missing Flyers Over Atlantic
St Joins No June 2 VP Meyer F Sadney Cotton flew from Tort Biinford to Belle Oram southward to support the search forCaptains Nungesser and Coll. No trace found. After refueling Cotton planned to press the search.
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Sadney Cotton
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Belle Oram
Nungesser
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Nyers
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Disobedience blamed for Dayton railroad wreck near McCook Field
Four people are dead and 15 injured after a head on crash between a local and limited train near McCook Field, Dayton. The dead include John Bemberton of Piqua, Harley Rocklert of Tippecanoe City, Ben Reed of unknown address, and Jules Gale of Tippecanoe City. Officials say the northbound limited failed to pass at the designated point, violating instructions that the two trains should pass at No 100, causing the collision and instant death of motorman John Remberton of the southbound road.
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McCook Field
John Bemberton
Piqua
Harley Rocklert
Tippecanoe City
Ben Reed
Jules Gale
Dayton Tippecande
Guy
Mian Salles
Dayton and Iraq Traction Company
John Remberton
President Declares Flag Represents Best Occupation On Earth
President Coolidge tells South Dakota lawmakers and families at the summer White House that the American flag guarantees employment in any field nationwide including industry agriculture and commerce asserting the flag embodies American ideals as legislators travel from Pierre for the event during a special session.
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Coolidge
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Loridge
Yank pilots partake of pilsener brew
Airmen Clarence D Ghanmertin and Charlor A Levine Vie led two cities in Czecho Slovakia visiting Marienhid and Yul sen. They helped host a luncheon, toured a famed brewery, and continued their flight. At St. Pusem a mounted policeman's horse was frightened injuring five people.
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Czecho Slovakia
Clarence D Ghanmertin
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Myers
Yulsen
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Pusem
Wibaux Girl Dies When Car Tops Over West Of Town
Claudia Faltermeyer, 13, died when the automobile she rode in overturned four miles west of Wibaux. Driver Alice Davis lost control as the car slid into an embankment and rolled several times. Rife Wehaux, an auto dealer, and Miss Davis were cut and bruised. Mrs Davis unhurt. Claudia was the daughter of LC Faltermeyer, Wibaux county clerk and recorder.
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Claudia Faltermeyer
Here
Init
Alice Davis
Masa Faltermeyers
Rafe Wehaux
Davis
Rife
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LC Faltermeyer
Wibaux County
Handy Mandy Victor in Latonia Track Classic
Handy Mandy, a virgin filly, wins the Latonia Derby in a historic upset shattering track and American records for the distance. Dolan finishes second with War Tagle third. Jock and Buddy Baer anticipated the top two but faded at the stretch while Ratled Stocking sank early. Hal Price Heattle’s Lexington owner pays $24,250 to the winner amid a 30000 PM mutuel handle.
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Dolan
Hal Price Heattey
Lexington
War Tagle
E B McLean
Jock
Buddy Baer
Stocking
Deadlock in Anaconda Printers Strike Pauses Butte Papers
Butte June 23 4 The Anaconda printers strike that halted publication of the Butte Miner Butte Daily Post and Anaconda Standard last Monday has reached a watchful stage. The Butte newspapers are serving the public with Associated Press bulletins and are also broadcasting important local events.
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Anaconda
Butte Miner
Butte Daily Post
Anaconda Standard
Associated Press
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Region
In the coming week the Northern Rocky Mountain region, especially the Mountain district, should see mostly fair conditions with occasional showers. Temperatures will be near normal or somewhat above, providing generally mild days and cooler nights across the area.
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French Royalist Daudet Survives Jail Break Hoax
Paris reports Premier Poincare convened a cabinet meeting after a royalist hoax claimed Daudet, a Five months libel prisoner, and two other inmates were released from Saint Pierre prison. An impersonator allegedly routed orders through a minister and Castelots Du Roi operatives to free the trio.
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Royalat
Leoo “Daudet
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Catry
Sante
Daudet
M Cetestant Assaciate
Semard
Communist Party
Charwoman Hoards Jewels Robbed. Two Arrested in Grand Larceny
Police allege Dan Tinnegar and Teena Murphy stole a bag of jewels valued at hundreds of dollars from a rooming house where Cooper, the manager, stored a private trove. Tinnegar is well known to authorities and faces grand larceny charges. Murphy also charged with related offenses. The case, heard in Justice Hirgin’s court, involves a strange pattern of jewel hoarding by a woman employed at the Imperial lodging house.
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Sherff Burgess Office
Dan Tinnegar
Teena Murphy
Shay Cooper
Defendiitenna
Mamie x Doordaily House
Cooper
Imperial
Ivy
Chicago
Leona Murphy
Hirgins
Naval conference delegates mark time far apart
Geneva June 36 AP delegates at the naval conference mark time after a week of negotiations with no accord on any subject despite a pause for the Ca nevas annual flower festival. The British press for a public plenary session to explain their stance on Washington treaty clauses while Americans and Japanese deem such a meeting futile.
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Washington
Red leaders Zinovieff and Tretzky censured over policy breach
Central committee of the Russian communal party censures Leon Tretzky and Gregory Zinovieff for criticizing Russian policy with China. The Slehm faction rallied support, but the breach remains and opposition to the Soviet leadership continues.
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Leon Tretzky
Gregory Zinoweff
al Russan Communal Party
Emtral Central
Slehm
Prince Edward Day ballot shows Liberals lose control
From the June 28 provincial election in Prince Edward Island the Liberals and Premier Stewart were defeated. Liberals won about 24 seats to Conservatives 6 with one still unreported. The premier campaigned on a government central system for liquor sales but the vote reflected a wets versus drys divide rather than a single issue.
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Edward Ielend
Prince James D. Stewart
Stewart
Premer Stewart
Body of young man found on sea beach
The body of Lieutenant Commander William Ho Iischor was fished from the sea by forces near San Diego after the craft of discipline early Tuesday. The body washed ashore at Sunset Beach, Santa Ana, confirming a formal discovery and prompting official notice.
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Heat Hurries Host to Bathing Beaches
Chicago Sun Times reports heat drove crowds to bathing beaches as a host of visitors sought relief. A man died after suffering a fatal incident while others endured the scorcher as temperatures climbed toward the mid eighties.
East Pacific Group Buys Klen Schmid t Property for 200000
The Montana Idaho Mines Corporation announces a 200000 purchase of the Klen schmidt property known as the Cast Pacific and January group near Winston, adding ore reserves to the company holdings. JJ de Bower, M P Hayward, and Ernst H Boschen. Spokane stockholders toured the site, with shipments boosting recent values and promising eastern capital interest.
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Wise
Son of Pastor Claims Sacred Manifestations
Dr John Roach Straton of Calvary Baptist Church announced his 18 year old son Warren would address the congregation to discuss his holy manifestations, amid recent deacon resignations over objections to what they called emotionalism and Pentecostalism. Accompanying Warren would be nurse Ta Win Rivera, claimed to have received similar inspiration during a church service.
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John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptst
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Straton
Mount Sams Hospital
Sud
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Tick Fever Claims Wyoming Timber Worker
Sherdan Wyn, a timber worker from Sabin, Wyoming, died at the county hospital from tick fever. The report notes several serious cases in the area this year and marks this as the first death officially reported.
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Ground will break for Montana concrete pipe plant in Helena
Ground will be broken this week for a Montana Concrete Products plant to manufacture concrete culverts and pipe. The project, with a four-state spread, includes sand and gravel bins and manufacturing buildings. Odendahl, named manager, notes Helena as best site and the firm runs plants in Minnesota and the Dakotas, selling coastwise to Washington.
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Eine HK Welen
Helena
Montant Institution
Ove Montany
Montana Hiher
Montana Concrete Products Company
Wall
Secretary of State
Ry Ae
Prerfie Rat
Sorth Benton
Spokane Piper Company
South Dakotas State Highway Commission
Odendahl
Kik Raver Company
Washington
Regan
Mandan
Elk River
Minn
Train collision injures sixteen near St Louis
A suburban railway collision on the St Louis line injured sixteen people, four seriously, when a train sideswiped a special car near Oak Hill. Emergency crews rushed the injured to a hospital for treatment.
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Tast St Lows
Mls
Suburban Railway Company
Conductors Denied Pay Boost as Yardmen Are Raised
Chicago June 25 The board of mediation ruled conductors and trainmen of Western railroads not entitled to wage increases. Yardmen will receive a 4 per cent raise with retroactive pay. About 25 thousand yardmen gain through the ruling. conductors and brakemen dissenting members issued a minority opinion. University of Texas official De W OM Splaan chaired the proceedings.
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Degtarom Sas
Tro
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Order of Ralling
Joa Perauhareon
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