Great Manhunt for Slain Tribune Reporter in Chicago
A massive pursuit for Albert Wake Lingle, 38, Tribune reporter, unfolds in Chicago. Police, officials, and press leaders pool rewards totaling 30,009 with potential add ons as witnesses recount conflicting accounts and investigators recheck the Michigan Avenue underpass scene.
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Wake) Lingle
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Carol Moves to Punish Unenthusiastic Enemies in Bucharest
In Bucharest on June 10, King Carol moved to prosecute Dr Angélescu, Dr Kostinescu, and Dr Demetrescu Braila for alleged offenses after disrespectful remarks at liberal meetings. He also quashed wartime military offenses pardons for 20,000 soldiers and confirmed acts from King Michael’s reign as preparations for a new cabinet proceed. Princess Helen’s stance on reconciliation with Carol remains uncertain as royal watchers weigh divorce prospects and a possible October Alba Julia coronation with Michael as heir.
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Greece
Sweeping orders issued after Lingle murder arouse hunt
After the Lingle murder, authorities ordered a new roundup of gangsters and made several arrests. The slain journalist, a Chicago native and Tribune office boy turned reporter, was married with two children. The search continues for the man who fired the fatal shot.
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Missouri Robberies and Unrest Highlight June AP Digest
AP dispatch from St Louis reports Dewey C Goebel’s arrest in the St Charles Savings Bank robbery case and a separate jewelry store hold up with one captured and a third man awaiting. The General Taxicab Company halted operations after wage disputes. A youth leaped into the Mississippi River amid remarks. The 93rd Disciples of Christ state convention convened in Mexico with talks on missions pensions and union.
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Paley explains 9 0 6 to Senator Reed
Ex Senator James A Reed received a telegram from William S Paley of CBS regret over a broadcast suspension during a Dalila address. Paley said only station WABC signed off for an SOS at 9 22 and returned at 9 47 to give SOS full attention.
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James A. Reed
William S. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Sedalia
Caraway Plans on Cannon Defiance Stir Senate Lobby Committee
Washington June 10 AP Sharply divided Senate Lobby Committee members debated how to handle Bishop James Cannon Jr after his defiance. Chairman Caraway met informally with members and drafted a plan not yet released pending accord. Some members say Cannon defied questioning over 1928 anti Smith activities and contempt. A formal meeting is set for tomorrow.
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Senate Lobby Committee
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Caraway
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Montany
Blaine
Robinson
Idaho
Closure Ordered for Cosmopolitan Bank Over Major Shortage
Cincinnati June 10 AP The Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company was closed by state superintendent O C G Gray after a shortage estimated at 575000 to 590000 in the Henry L Doherty Company Cincinnati branch. Shafer former Doherty district manager faced embezzlement charges as officials say total shortages could reach 1200000 to 1506000.
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Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
O. C G. Gray
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty Company
Cosmopolitan Bank
Gray
Amos W. Shafer
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Dudley
Doherty
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Columbus
New York
Oscar F. Raine
Detroit
Cities Service Company
Stock broker accused of kiting checks to hide losses
The article alleges Shafer engaged in check kiting to inflate his firm’s bank balance after unpaid checks and drafts were returned. On counsel advice he refused to comment.
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Shafer
Drift To Suburbs Cited In St Louis Population Gain
St Louis city 1920 population 817,334 up 44,437 or 5.7 percent, slower growth blamed on suburban drift. The Chamber of Commerce hoped for surpassing Cleveland. city and county separate, metropolitan area likely over 1,000,000 with growth outside city limits.
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St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Madison County Poised to Surpass 1.25 Million Population
The census estimate shows Madison County in Illinois growing toward 1.25 million, ranking about sixth among major U.S. cities with St. Louis and others shifting positions. A revised figure due next census may add thousands, while the Chamber of Commerce pushes registration of residents.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mu-col: a 28 year hospital doctor recommended feminine hygiene
An advertisement touts Mu-col for feminine hygiene claiming 28 years of medical use, germ stopping power, and safe strength. It promises easier periods, odor control, and comfort with regular douche use, featuring simple package directions and availability at druggists.
Dance Free Feet With Radox Baths Ad
A Vintage ad promises relief from corns calluses and hard skin with three to four Radox Baths. It claims soreness ends and roots lift out, leaving strong feet that won’t suffer again. G A Fischer Drug Co and other druggists sell Radox.
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