New Theories In Single Case Sensational Theories In Single Case Sensational
Two theories emerged in the Chicago murder of Alfred J. Lingle. One blames Moran Aiello rivals for forcing ouster of police officials by public outrage. The other claims Lingle failed to fix dog racing for Capone and paid with his life. Both rest on unverified police findings.
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United Press Chicago
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Moran- Aiello North Side
William F. Russell
John Stege
Scarface al Capone
George
Bugs) Moran
Joe Aiglio
Capone
Moranites
Russell
Scarface al
Moran and Aiello
State Supreme Court
Sherman Emerson Civic League Mardi Gras Schedule
Fourth annual festival runs July 24 to 26 at Tenth Street and Euclid Avenue with minstrel shows band concerts acrobatic stunts and other free attractions Churches clubs and merchants set up booths Roy Swartz serves as general chairman for the event.
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Tenth Street
Euclid Avenue
Roy Swartz
Band to Give Program at Brookside Park Sunday
The Arndt concert band directed by Herman Arndt will perform Sunday at 3 p m in Brookside park under city park board auspices. The program includes The Invincible Eagle Rio Rita Raymond Tl Trovatore The Fortune Teller and The Best Loved Southern Melodies.
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Arndt
Brookside Park
City Park Board
Herman Arndt
Raymond
Tl Trovatore
Fortune Teller
Firebug Sought After Triple Blaze At Oden Home
Police seek a fire bug after flames broke out in the attic kitchen and a rear shed of Thurman Oden at 369 West Twenty eighth street Thursday afternoon. Mrs Oden reported fires discovered within minutes. No damage reported.
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Thurman Oden
West Twenty-eighth Street
Prohibition and Liberty clash in constitutional critique
A defender Critical of prohibition argues the Eighteenth Amendment and federal overreach distort the Constitution. He condemns federal statutes expanding power and the moral policing by agents, calling for states to reclaim authority and for laws to reflect voluntary compliance.
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United States
Our
Republic
Anti-Saloon League
George Washington
James Madison
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
Old Hickory Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
High Olympus
United States of America
Egypt
Diet Writer Dr Lulu Hunt Peters Dies in London
Radiogram from London confirms the death of Dr Lulu Hunt Peters 49 a renowned diet and health writer. The message was received by Mrs H I Perkins a sister and comes as news from Los Angeles dated June 28.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Lulu Hunt Peters
London
H. I. Perkins
Citywide bathing beauty contest slated for pools
Eliminations for a city bathing beauty contest sponsored by the American Legion and city recreation department will be held at all city pools except Ellenberger at 3 30 Sunday. Three pool winners advance to a July 4 Ellenberger finals with Legion picnic activities.
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American Legion
City Recreation Department
the Times
Ellenberger
Legion
Harry Perkins
Indianapolis
Irving Post
Rhodius
Burns
Garfield
Lois Nelson
Alma Tiefert
Willard
Helene Hawkins
William H. Marsh
Robert Moffett
Warfleigh
Dorothy Moore Redding
McClure Beach
Wiliam Krieg
Times Office
Tulsa Soars High Population Gain in Census Reports
Tulsa Oklahoma shows a near doubling in population with 141,281 on April 1, up 72,075 from 1920. Columbus Ohio leads cities with 289,056, up 52,025. Lawrence Massachusetts and Key West Florida report declines. Northampton Massachusetts increases to 24,350 while Coffeyville Kansas rises to 16,188.
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United Press
Washington
Tulsa
Okla
Columbus
Lawrence
Mass
Key West
Fla
Coolidge
Northampton
Coffeyville
Kan
Walter Johnson
Pastor Named to Post at Disciples of Christ Board
Rev Edward Lawrence Day of Martinsville was elected president of the board of temperance and social welfare at a Friday Chamber of Commerce meeting. Other officers include Dean J W Putnam of Butler University as vice president E A Wood as secretary and Rev Bert R Johnson of Downey Avenue Christian church as treasurer.
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Edward Lawrence Day
Martinsville
Board of Temperance and Social Welfare
Disciples of Christ Church
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Putnam
Butler University
E. A. Wood
Bert R. Johnson
Downey Avenue
Credit Union League Sets Goal for One Thousand Unions
The Indiana Credit Union League aims to organize one thousand unions on a cooperative basis with a full-time operation. Roy F. Bergengren spoke at a lawn gathering hosted by Leo Kaminsky as fifty representatives from Indianapolis and statewide unions attended.
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Indiana
Credit Union League
Leo Kaminsky
North Illinois Street
Indianapolis
Roy F. Bergengren
Credit Union National Extension Bureau
Afteen
Bergengren
Edward Filene
Boston
America
Lergengren
Treasury accepts resignation of Campbell as NYC prohibition administrator
The treasury department has accepted the resignation of Maurice E. Campbell a veteran prohibition administrator for New York City. He did not wish to be moved to Boston under the July 1 realignment of dry officials.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Maurice EK. Campbell
New York City
Boston
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