Alleged New York Slayer Surrenders in Chicago Office
The Chicago Herald and Examiner reports sculptor Robert Irwin, sought in New York for a triple Easter Sunday murder, surrendered at the newspaper offices. Detectives Walter Laurie and John Spillane claim eyewitness details tied Irwin to the killings of Veronica Gedden and her mother, though officials have not confirmed a seizure.
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Chicago
Herald and Examiner
Robert Irwin
New York
Central Police
Clin
Guaad
Walter Laurie
John Spillane
Tealling Lewin
Irwin
Veronica Gedean
Urnat
World News Incomplete Dispatches From Early Morning Era
Fragmented world news notes report union tensions and strikes, a Detroit Wagner Act charge inaction, a Hollywood marriage, a Chicago murder suspect found and surrendered, and an unclear item about Madrid in fall. Names include Ford, Pickford, Rogers, Irwin, and Madrid references appear amid garbled phrases.
Wrong man sent to Goldorado Pen in assault cage
Denver dispatch reports District Attorney John A. Carroll said a confession by two Denver youths cleared Ernest Mattice 23 of a January sentence of two life terms for an assault on Mrs Margaret Cyzkosz 22, with Frank Nell 24 and Ernest Parker 24 admitting involvement. They plan to press assault charges. Mattice’s pardon was urged, while Nell faced another theft charge. Nearby, Joan Bennett sustained a minor eyebrow injury during makeup prep at Tollywood Calit, trimming scissors causing a minor cut.
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Denver
John A. Carroll
Ernest Mattice
Margaret Cyzkosz
Carroll
Frank Nell
Ernest Alfred Parker
Cyzkosz
Parker
Grakosa
Mattes
Neill
Danin James Childorn
Cyrkosz
Mattie
Canon City Petientiary
Gurrell
Set
Mattie Raplicadts
Csekosz
Beret
Len Dardet
Cooney Apne
W. G. Willama
Warker
Raedel
Toan BA
Tollywood
Calit
Freshman class in collective bargaining per Lipmann
Walter Lippmann argues the issue is unorganized mass production industries resisting unions and that genuine bargaining requires trained leadership. He warns unions lack experienced officials and stresses patient development of responsible leaders within workers and management, urging Roosevelt and others to guide restraint.
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Walter Lippmann
Armorian
Lnbor
National Boy Scout Jamboree Brings Scouts to Capital
Washington June 26 Hundreds of boys from western states gathered for the national Boy Scout Jamboree in the capital. About 1,500 scouts from California Utah Arizona Nebraska and Wyoming arrive with equipment to demonstrate scouting skills. A large turnout from Colorado Wyoming Nevada Kansas Iowa and Missouri adds to the scene. Regional director Fred Davin of Lincoln Nebraska praised the effort of 300 boys already adapting to the organization. The event promises hundreds of thousands of attendees and participants from multiple states and foreign countries.
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Washington
California
Ulan
Arezona
Nebraska
Wawal
Bringig
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Kansans
Towa
Missouri
Terprige
Pickford Ceremony Under Sycamore Tree Simple Union
Tollywood California June 20 1920 Mrs Mary Pickford and Charles Rogers wed in a brief double ring ceremony at the Lovin home Bel Air with 77 relatives and friends present. The Congregational minister led the rite omitting the word obey. A satin pillow kneeling under a sycamore tree, red and white decor, and a large reception followed for the couple and guests from the motion picture world.
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Congregational Church
Lovin N D. Iehtone
Bel Air
Nev
Dimes Hamilton
Lush
Rogers
Misa Plek
Tres
Miss Pickford
Plektak
Enna Fo Fellettate
Glacier Park 1510 Be Given Fish Hatchery
Washington June 26 AP The Senate appropriations committee voted $10 600 for use of the National Park Service to furnish a hatchery in Glacier National Park Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana proposed the amendment
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Glacier Park
Washington
Senata
National Park Derview
Final drive upon Madrid defenses nears as insurgents strike
A new drive to capture Madrid and end the Spanish war appeared imminent as insurgents pressed heavy attacks on the capital’s defenders. The offensive followed shelling and Spiegel reports from Mussolini’s paper predicting a breakthrough. Cleanup of Tarqua territory remained before Franco could unleash full force against Madrid.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Benito Mussolinni
Papala d'Itua
Milan
Crew of British Vessel Rescues 40 Near Fire at Sea
New York reports that the British freighter Sandgate Castle bound for Cape Town left New York June 22. A midship fire forced abandonment. 40 crew were rescued by the Ure shlen Moree and later landed in New York. The ship was owned by Union Castle Mail Steamship Co. Ltd. and carried general cargo.
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New York
Ginho Vivelosa
Sandgate Castle T
Atlandly Oevan
Ureshlenn Moree
Newt York
Sandgata
Conmal
Ax Cungeraua
Pivreo
Otl
Sandgate Castle
All India
Aha
Union Cuatlo Malt Steamslip Company, Ltd
London
Capetown
South Africa
Three sets of multiples at Detroit birth home
Theo Dora Dex, a mechanic, and Mary welcomed their first child on June 21, 1914, a boy. Eighteen months later twins followed, a boy and a girl. Then triplets all girls, six weeks premature, each about five pounds, were born at the Dey home, per Dr. John F. Demaray.
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Detroit
Theodora Dex
Mary
John PF. Demaray
Just a Minute With Irving Cobb
A Santa Monica lawn party turns into a comic scene as Irving Cobb drones on about salad dressings. Guests grow restless while he extols mixing techniques from 4:30 to 12:15, casting him as a pompous, one track mind speaker and leaving everyone eager to leave.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Ohio Governor Rejects Perkins Plan In Steel Strike Fight
Youngstown Ohio June 26 Governor Martin L Davey rejected Labor Secretary Perkins autocratic plan to force a steel settlement. He warned against using subpoenas to compel Girdler and Purnell to sign contracts, defending his order that national guard stay. The dispute blocks reopening of some Youngstown mills as talks continue with labor leaders and steel executives.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Perkins
Davey
Mins Perking
Tom Girdler
Wronk Purnell
Natonal Guartemen
Youngstown Planta
Werkins
Guerdix
Naional
Ispor
Johnstown
Warren
Ford Plant Labor Board Charges Alleged Assault Ties
The National Labor Relations Board accuses Ford Motor Co of interfering with, restraining and coercing workers to deter union membership at the Fort Rouge plant. It cites beatings of organizers outside gates on May 26, with 14 people named as injured. The board seeks action in Washington and possible enforcement via the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. contempt if not complied.
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Labor Board
Ford Company
Detroit
United Ato. Molle
Agus Dle
Em Moyes
Fort Rouge
Pombarn
NT. H.B
Ita
Tio
GAWA
Rouge Plant
Ah Piper
Tord Brotherhood of
Awoiten
Ing
N.L R
Battle on Court Bill in Senate May Be Begun Soon
Washington June 26 The White House and administration strategists in the Senate plan to move on the Supreme Court bill, forcing a vote on a compromise amendment by Senator Mateh. Backers say they have enough votes to carry the compromise and defeat any move to defeat the bill. Opponents warn of filibuster though administration leaders express confidence they can break it and push the plan forward. Some hope to shift focus to anti lynching legislation if a motion is made to delay the court bill.
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Masa
Senate
Washington
Hull Odey
Supreme Court
Mateh
Ces
Ypios
Hyde Aims to Draft Hoover for 1940 Revival
Springfield Mo June 26 Arthur M Hyde former secretary of agriculture urged the Republican party to consider Herbert Hoover as a means to revitalize and strengthen the party for 1940 Hyde said Hoover would not be a candidate but would help build the party and its organization for the next campaign and revival effort
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Springfield
Arthur M. Hyde
Republican Party
Herbert Hronver
Hyde
Hoover
Moover
Tye
Little Ohio City Faces Great Flood
Bellevue Ohio June 26 A national guard unit was detailed to aid workers patrolling a railroad embankment that held back a flood lake threatening the town of 6000. One person drowned and at least 1900 homes could be affected if the embankment gave way. A house burned as fires broke out during the deluge with the town half submerged in some areas.
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Bellevue
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
George Burgess
T. E. Woleslager
Burgess
Turgens
Seven Injured in Head on Collision Near West Yellowstone
June 6 Boseman seven persons were injured in a head on crash involving a car driven by Robert Steele Willags and a man Humphrey of Hedgen Lake near West Yellowstone In what appears to be a drunken driving case at West Yellowstone a complaint was filed against Mumphrey The injured were taken to Billings for treatment and include Mrs Steele and Mr and Mrs D B McGregor of Billings Mr and Mrs Cleveland Wallace of Toston among others
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Boseman
Robert Steele
Willags
Humphrey
Hedgen Lake
West Yellowstone
Mumphrey
Steele
D. B. McGregor
Billings
Cleveland Wallace
Toston
Amelia Earhart Reaches Moepang Port in Timor After Java Flight
Amelia Earhart lands her airero monoplane at Moepang Timor after a 1200 mile leg from Bandung Java. The American flyer completes a new segment of her around the world flight along the Sunda Islands near Flores, continuing the pioneering journey.
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Moepang
Timor
Dutch Fist Indies
Amelia Earhart
Ms.t
Bandoeng
Java
Sundra Islands
Flores Nea
Rail unions plan chairmen meeting in Chicago Friday
Washington June 27 railway brotherhoods called a meeting of their chairmen for next Friday in Chicago to consider negotiations with principal railroads for a wage increase for 600000 nonoperating employees of carriers.
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Washington
Chicago
Runaway Alaskan Glacier Dazzles Observers With Shifts
In Fiulbanka Alaska a runaway Black Rapids glacier shifted 1250 feet in 24 hours after a storm. The next day it slowed. Three surface lakes formed, one lake described as a landing site for a plane. University of Alaska researchers studied potential flood risks.
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Fiulbanka
Alaska
Jorgeonowah
Ollo William Geist
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