Indiana Governor vows mob rule end in Bono mine riot
Governor Harry G. Leslie declares there will be no mob rule in Indiana after an attack by a mob at the Bono Coal Company mine near Dana. He orders Vermillion county officials and Attorney General James M. Ogden to aid prosecutions, with deputies assigned to assist in investigations.
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Indiana
Dana
Harry G. Leslie
Bono Coal Company
Ind
Vermillion County
Hoosterdam
James M. Ogden
Homer Ingram
Ogden
Marke Wall
Leslie
Bono
Harry Newland
Ernie E. Boetto
Clinton
Miracle Wall Outlines Christ Head At Crematory
A wall at the New York and New Jersey crematory in North Bergen New Jersey displayed what witnesses called an outline of the head of Christ. A watchman reported it to officials who urged cleaning, but the silhouette remained. By midnight a crowd of 5 000 gathered and flowers were placed beneath the three foot high mark.
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United Preas
North Bergen
N. J
Christ
New York and
New Jersey
Fireworks Blast Causes $10,000 Fire and Injuries
Fireworks stored at Ralph Brooking Pharmacy on Central Avenue caused a blaze around 1 am destroying stock and forcing a family from an upstairs apartment. A 4 year old visiting at 4135 Boulevard Place suffered head burns and cuts. Police report this as the first Fourth of July casualty.
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Ralph Brooking
Central Avenue
O. Evans
Robert Tinder
Harvey
Charles O. Gullion
Boulevard Place
Auto Crash Fatal to Film Actress
A mysterious illness in Trenton New Jersey has killed three children and sickened twenty others and an adult. Health officials suspect possible poison milk though chemical tests show no mineral poison. Deaths include Shirley Shaddow age 2 and her sister Jean 7 weeks and Gloria Dunning 6 weeks. Doctors report intestinal poisoning signs.
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United Press
Trenton
N. J
Alton S. Fell
Gloria Dunning
Shirley Shaddow
Jean Shaddow
Chambersburg Hospital
Gladys Brockwell Rises From Stage Baby to Star
Hollywood July 3 UPI death ends the career of Gladys Brockwell who climbed from a stage child to prominence in theater and film. She died in a Hollywood hospital from peritonitis after injuries from a fall when the automobile she rode in with Thomas J Brennan plunged from a 75 foot cliff on a southern California highway. Brennan was seriously hurt but expected to survive.
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United Press Hollywood
Gladys Brockwell
Hollywood
Thomas J. Brennan
Los Angeles
California
Brennan
Clara Bow’s father in marital tangle with dancer
Hollywood reports Clara Bow’s father Robert Bow and 21 year old dancer Tui Lorraine are headed for divorce. Mrs Bow says she separated from Bow two weeks ago citing mental cruelty and laments his desire to stay home.
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United Press Hollywood
Robert Bow
Clara Bow
Tui Lorraine
Fourth of July Weather Forecast For Indiana
The weather bureau chief says Indianapolis should stay mostly dry through the Fourth with rising clouds and warmer temps. Northern Indiana may see showers late tonight or Thursday while the southern part enjoys ideal weather. The White River's crest has fallen to 11.2 feet from Tuesdays 12.6 feet.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Armington
Weather Bureau
Indiana
Armington
White River
Betting May Start Tonight at Indianapolis Dog Track
Sheriff George Winkler led a large deputy force to oppose a planned envelope betting system at the Indianapolis Kennel Club track on Allisonville road. Club officials and lawyers debated legal details as promoters hired operators for the new investment brokerage windows, offering bettors shares in dogs for each race.
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Indianapolis Kennel Club, Ltd
Allisonville Road
George Winkler
Kennel Club
Godfrey Yeager
Yeager
Driver Who Killed Three Boys Sentenced to Prison
Chicago July 3 William Sweeney pleaded guilty to manslaughter after his intoxicated driving killed three boys. Judge Harry B Miller sentenced him to one to fourteen years in Joliet penitentiary and remarked I am sorry I can not make the penalty heavier.
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Chicago
William Sweeney
Joliet
Harry B. Miller
Sweeney
George R. Jeffrey
A. O. Meloy
United States Marshal
Hickman
United States Court
Meloy
U S Marshal Arrest on Liquor Charges Probed by Officials
Deputy U S Marshal S T Hickman of Indianapolis was arraigned in Brazil Indiana on intoxication and possessing liquor charges. Bond set at 500 dollars. he awaits attorneys. Prohibition office promises an official investigation while Hickman denies intoxication.
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U.S
United States
S. T. Hickman
Indianapolis
Brazil
Ind
Federal Prohibition Administrator
Hickman
Circuit
C. W. Hutchinson
National Road
United Press
Mood Jones
Terre Haute
Jones
James G. Browning
Woman Trader Claims Wall Street Future for All Sexes
Miss Cleary argues finance favors women, predicting equal footing with men on the New York Stock Exchange within five years. She cites women’s growing holdings, conservative trading, and parallels her own rise from Hollywood to a Wall Street seat after a $25-a-week clerk job.
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New York Stock Exchange
Miss Cleary
New York
America
Hollywood
Wall Street
Exchange
Peggy Cleary
Chicago
William D Vogel Wins College Avenue Paving Award
William D Vogel was awarded the concrete paving contract for College Avenue from Seventy-first Street north to the county line a distance of three and one fifth miles by county commissioners at a low bid of 73 250 dollars.
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William D. Vogel
College Avenue
Seventy-first Street
Truck Hits Nickel Plate Train Fatality at Crossing
Virgil O. Bear aged 24 of 910 Ewing street was killed when his National Bread Company truck collided with a southbound Nickel Plate engine and caboose at Forty sixth street. Bear tried to stop but the truck skidded onto the tracks. the engine crew reported Bear’s body was flung 100 feet as the vehicle was demolished. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Virgil O. Bear
Ewing Street
National Bread Company
Daly Street
Forty-sixth Street
C. H. Keever
Bear
Keever
FLIERS 60 HOURS FROM NEW RECORD
Byron K Newcomb and Roy L Mitchell fly City of Cleveland over Cleveland airport seeking a new endurance record. They had logged 114 hours 21 minutes 9 seconds at 1 p m aiming to surpass 172 hours 31 minutes 30 seconds set by Reg Robbins and Jim Kelly at Ft Worth Texas.
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United Press
Cleveland
Byron K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
City of
Texas
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelly
Ft. Worth
Tex
Fiend Kills Family in Detroit Slaughter of Six in Beds
Detroit police hunt a man who slashed Paul Evangelist and his wife then killed four children in their beds. Coroner calls it the most fiendish act seen, with bodies found in the Evangelist home and blood tracings leading to the street. Detectives explore links to a nearby double tragedy.
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Detroit
Paul Evangelist
Evangelist
Vincent Elias
Mario
St. John the Baptist
Angeligy
Margaret
James Evangelist
James Burgess
Wayne County
Sextet
Hermit Strangled by His Beard During Robbery
An 80 year old hermit Scott Rouse was killed in his shack near Toledo Indiana by thieves seeking his stash. The assailants gagged him with his beard after forcing entry. a battered safe lay nearby. A Sac Fox Indian boy John Winn reported the scene.
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United Press
Toledo
Scott Rouse
John Winn
Rouse
Governor Helps Brother in Time of Need Amid Death
Governor Harry Leslie arranged relief for his brother William Leslie and his wife and four children, with checks routed through a friend and temporary support for two small children in Lafayette. William Leslie, 53, lost his plumbing job after his brother’s election. his wife died of blood poisoning after a bakery injury. Funeral services were held in Gary.
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Chicago
Gary
Ind
William Leslie
Harry Leslie
Lafayette
Rabies War Prompts Marion Dog Confinement Order
Marion Indiana July 3 rabies outbreak leads Police Chief Lewis Lindenmuth to warn dog owners to keep all dogs confined to curb spread. The notice comes as authorities try to control the canine threat.
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Marion
Ind
Lewis Lindenmuth
Chicago Inventor A Grenac Aims To Put Follies In Homes
Chicago inventor Albert A. Grenac says he has a vest pocket sized camera and a secret orange ray to broadcast three dimensional color talking pictures. He envisions TV cinema, 24 hour broadcasting, and even 3D color news reels, with patents sought and factories planned.
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United Press
Chicago
Albert A. Grenac
Ziegfeld
Grenac
Alleged Burial Insurance Promoter Held in Mail Fraud
William R. Phillips 38 of Louisville was arrested on suspicion of mail fraud in a burial insurance scheme. Detectives Tutt and Jordan questioned him at Claypool and planned rearrest on a federal warrant for advertising garage signs by mail and not delivering after payment.
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William R. Phillips
Louisville
Tutt
Jordan
Claypool
Phillips
Florida
Biloxi
Miss
Dismissal sought in $50,000 suit over Reed committee dispute
Federal court motions urge dismissal for want of jurisdiction in the $50,000 damage case brought by William Rogers over alleged conspiracy to coerce repudiation of his Reed committee testimony on Klan membership. Senators Watson and others join, with two defendants yet to respond.
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James E. Watson
M. Burt Thurman
George V. Coffin
William Rogers
James A. Collins
Albert Ward
M. L. Clawson
Earl Klinck
Russell Duncan
Rogers
Reed
Watson
McK
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