Two Versailles Suspects Freed as Probe Continues
In Sedalia Missouri June 16 AP two Versailles area suspects Robert Hildebrand and his son Joseph were released while investigators pursue additional arrests in the assault on Ed and Albert Kreglinger wealthy Little Buffalo Creek farmers beaten and tied to their bed last Friday The estate of a brother Adolph who died two years ago figures in a possible motive Fingerprint expert B Simpson photographed prints at the Kreglinger home.
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Albert Kregimneer
Little Buffalo Creek
Versailles
Robert Hildebrand
Joseph
Prospect
B. Simpson
Kreglinger
Kreglingers
Kreg-lingers
Adolph
Prominent Kansas Republican J M Chisam Dies
Atchinson Kansas June 1 AP J M Chisam 71 longtime superintendent of the Atchinson Water Company died today A Republican and former postmaster at Atchinson the obituary notes his public service and local leadership
Intolerants Both Ways on the Prohibition Law
Three New Jersey federal judges, Guy L. Fake, William A. Clark and John Boyd Avis, rebuked a federal grand jury for a presentment criticizing their handling of prohibition cases. They ordered the presentment struck, saying the jurors transcended authority and that the document was ill conceived and harmful to law and order.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Guy L. Fake
William A. Clark
John Boyd Avis
Fake
Mercenary Mourning at Grave Has Ceased
GHIGAGO June 16 AP Mercenary mourning at the grave of Louis A Thiel has ended. Thiel arranged an estate plan to pay his nine relatives and others who visited the grave on June 10 and November 17 for at least 20 years after his death in 1998. Litigation and poor interest left the fund exhausted with the estate under $3,000, ending funeral payments after two years and sparking disputes among relatives.
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Thiel
INO CHANCES MADE IN WAR DEBT POLICY
Washington report on war debts and reparations states the United States will retain payments separate. Under-Secretary Mills said treasury policy remains unchanged regarding foreign indebtedness near 11 billion dollars. Castle suggested possible reassessment if a new situation arose amid Germany’s call to revise Young plan reparations.
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Mills
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United States
Castle
State Department
Germany
RCA fights to keep licenses in antitrust case
Washington June 16 AP counsel for the Radio Corporation of America argued that the word guilty should prevent revocation of 1409 licenses held by RCA subsidiaries. A federal court found RCA violated antitrust laws via a tube contract. Hearings opened to decide if the court decision requires the commission to deny renewal of licenses held by NBC RCA Victory Radiomason and RCA Communications.
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Radio Corporation of America
Radio Commission
R.C. A
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National Broadcasting Company
RCA Victory Company, Inc
Radiomasine Corporation of America
RCG, A. Communications, Inc
American colt wins English Prince of Wales Stakes
Sir Andrew the American born three year old colt by William Woodward defeated Cremebulle and Armagnac at Ascot in the Prince of Wales stakes to open the four day meeting in royal presence. The American winner avenged a prior Derby defeat in a bright sunlit day.
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Eng
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Sir Andrew
Prince of Wales
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Cremebulle
Anthony Rothchild
Capone Pleads Guilty to All Indictments in Chicago
Al Capone pleads guilty to income tax evasion and conspiracy against prohibition. Judge Wilkey set June 30 for sentencing. maximums could reach 34 years under tax indictments, plus two years for the prohibition conspiracy. Capone asserted guilt for all three indictments and was escorted out under police guard.
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Scarface
Capone
Dames HH. Wil
Staf of i
King of Bangs
Brooklyn
Wherry
Maharajah Attacks India Federation Renders Caution at Meet
The Maharajah of Patiala, chancellor of the Indian Chamber of Princes, issues a sharp critique of the federation plan for British Indian and native states. His stance, noted on the eve of the second Round Table Conference, reverses earlier support and alarms observers about potential complications at the next gathering.
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Simba
India
Patiala
Unloaded Gun Kills 12 Year Old Twin in Piedmont
In Piedmont Missouri yesterday Ray Eads 17 misfired an empty loaded pistol at his brother Robert 12 killing him instantly. The coroner ruled accidental with no inquest to be held.
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Ray Eads
E. E. Eads
Patterson
Robert
Lamb
No More Neuritis Ends With Tysmol Application
An advertisement promises relief from neuritis and rheumatic pains by applying Tysmol to affected areas. It claims deep absorption through the skin to soothe nerves in the neck back shoulders arms legs and fingers and stops cramping and joint soreness. It emphasizes Tysmol as a scientific emollient unlike ordinary liniments and urges readers to obtain it at any drug store.
Attempted wreck of trains near Hays Kansas
Two Union Pacific engineers reported unsuccessful attempts to wreck passenger trains near Hays Kansas A westbound train halted after fish plates were pilfered three miles east of Hays and another train stopped a few feet from a barrier placed on rails six miles west Twenty one men were jailed for investigation in city and county facilities
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Hays
Kas
Union Pacific
Collector Arrested on Bigamy Charge in Floydada
John R. Morgan of Kansas City a plow company collector was held in Floydada Texas after his marriage to a Floydada teacher. He admitted a 1908 Kansas City marriage with four children and a wife, in a statement to District Attorney Polley and sheriffs.
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Floydada
Tex
John R. Morgan
Kansas City
Clovis
N. M
Morgan
A. J. Polley
J. M. Wright
I. T. Hamilton
Exiled Cardinal 15 Safe in France After Spain Departure
Madrid reports Cardinal Pedro Segura y Saenz expelled from Spain crossed into France via San Sebastian and Hendaye in his car. He was escorted by his Guadalajara ally Land Police Commissioner Maqueda and four detectives, amid anti cardinal protests and heightened security.
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Madrid
Pedro Segura. Y Saenz
Spain
San Sebastian
Hendaye
France
Horner
Guadalajara
Maqueda
Kansas City Adds Police Reinforcements Amid Tense Patrols
Kansas City Kansas deploys additional police and civil guard patrols after civilian unrest. The city, with 121,857 residents, reports 1770 persons aged 15 or older.
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Kas
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