Police Raid On Booze Joints Nets Three Arrests
An anonymous threatening letter spurred Police Chief John Bruner to order two raids. At 510 Cherry Street four quarts and five pints of homebrew plus whiskey were found, Henry Renike jailed on bond. state liquor charges likely. A second raid at 909 West McCarty Street led to Henry Ross and Mrs. Grace Gensler’s arrest for a small amount of liquor, fined later. A recent week of raids ended with water hauls. the note warned of gun use and not backing down.
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John Bruner
Henry Renike
Cherry Street
Reinke
Elliott M. Campf
McCarty Street
Henry Ross
Grace Gensler
J. G. Leslie
Ross Ans
Gensler
Bruner
Council
Cary & Gun
Seek Details of Columbia Slayings
Indianapolis June 30 AP Captain Matt Leach of State Police awaited details from Columbia Missouri on a bank robbery and two slayings near there in early June. Missouri officers suspect Ira Seybold, a Loganport bank robber sentenced to 15 years for Yeoman bank robbery, may be implicated. Leach planned to question Seybold at state prison after receiving the details.
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Indianapolis
Matt Leach
Columbia
Missouri
Ira Seybold
Logan
Seybold
Poplar Bluff
Leach
Rotary Conference in Boston Ends With Reconstruction Appeal
John Nelson of Montreal, newly elected Rotary International president, closed the 24th annual convention with a call for world cooperation in reconstruction. He urged nations to work past differences and use Rotary’s cooperative spirit to support diplomats and statesmen in large objectives.
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Boston
John Nelson
Montreal
Rotary International
Treatie
Rotary
New Party Needed Says W C T U Head
Milwaukee June 30 AP Mrs Ella A Boole president of the W C T U told the national convention a new party is needed and warned 20 states may not ratify repeal of the Prohibition amendment She said the W C T U has not changed its views on Prohibition and urged continued resistance to repeal while accusing dominant parties of betraying their prohibitionist constituencies.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ella A. Boole
W. CO. T U
Body of P Dorais Found in River
In Kansas City an inquest opened into the death of Philip Dorais. His body with bullet wounds was recovered from the Missouri River near Cement City on June 24. George Howell, 40, questioned by Sheriff Bush, says he and Dorais were attacked by two men who later threw them into the river. John Manamin testified he saw two bloodied men struggling near Dorais blood-stained car.
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Kansas City
Philip Dorais
Missouri River
Cement City
George Howell
Thomas&, Bush
Dorais
Howell
John Manamin
Primo Carnera Crowned World Heavyweight Champion
In Sequals Italy on June 30 AP reports Primo Carnera's mother cried with joy upon learning her son had become world heavyweight champion. His parents and friends stayed awake all night to celebrate as she said overtraining explained his prior loss to Sharkey and he had recently written about his intense training.
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Sequals
Italy
Primo Carnera
Sharkey
Primo
Miners wounded in new outbreak near Harrisburg
In Galatia near Harrisburg Illinois a caravan of 15 motor cars carrying about 30 United Mine Workers workers was ambushed wounding Raymond Harris in the left arm and Ed Ritter who was struck by a bullet. Windshields shattered and deputies investigated the attack amid union tensions over Peabody No 43 mine reopening.
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Harrisburg
Ill
APJ
United Mine Workers
Peabody Coal Company
Galatia
Tuttle
Boston
Raymond Harris
Ed Ritter
Peabody
United Mine Workers Union
Miners of America
James Ford
Haerado
Herrin
Williamson
Henry Borner
Waring of Dangers in Economic War Warned by Senator
Boston June 30 AP Senator Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas warned that if the London conference fails the economic war now under way will grow fiercer and more disastrous. He said international commerce may shrink and the mood may linger. He urged harmonizing national interests to negotiate tariff and currency arrangements to end the economic war and revive trade among nations.
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Boston
United States
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Rotary Inter
Claims riches as common law wife in court fight
A Missouri grandmother of 10 seeks one half of the estate of Sterling Price Wilson a Chicago financier who died recently. She claims a 36 year common law marriage at St Louis and that she lived with him as his wife after they met in Marionville. Wilson left an estate estimated at 600000 to 700000 dollars.
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Springfield
Modune
Sterling Price Wilson
Marionville
Chicago
St. Louis
Wilson
Tornado Destroys CCC Camp in Burlington Junction
A tornado struck the Civilian Conservation Corps camp at Burlington Junction Missouri last night wrecking eight tents. None of the 738 campers was injured as they sheltered in a schoolhouse. Farm buildings southeast of town were twisted from foundations and crops suffered damage.
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Burlington Junction
Civilian Conservation Corps
Mark Hanna's Kin Sues for Divorce
Natal ie Henne Carr, granddaughter of the late Mark Hanna and society figure, filed a divorce suit in Reno today against Stanley Carr of Washington D. C. The move comes as a social leader seeks separation in a high profile case with ties to historic political circles.
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Reno
Natalie Henne Carr
Mark Hanna
Stanly Carr
Washington, D
Slayer Saved Five Times, Is Hanged at San Quentins
Frantic J. Paotga, execution victim of Eugene Fuller of Los Angeles, was hanged at San Quentin after five reprieves. The trap sprung at 10:03 a.m. and he was pronounced dead 11 minutes later. Last rites given by Rev. Father George O'Meara. The prisoner ate breakfast with apparent relish.
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San Quentin
Oaltf
J. Paotga
Eugene Fuller
Los Angeles
Paclyn
George O'Meara
War veteran who killed colonel tied to pension loss
Dayton Ohio June 30 AP police linked the slaying of Col Vernon Roberts chief of the medical staff at the National Military Home to James D Shadbolt a 53 year old Spanish American War veteran cut off from a $60 monthly pension three weeks earlier for a disability not incurred in government service. He planned to kill Congressman Byron B Harlan who voted for veterans economy act.
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Dayton, O
Veterans ‘Bureau
James D. Shadbolt
Col
Vernon Roberts
National Military Home
Shadholt
Byron B. Harlan
Ohio
Harlan
Shadbolt
Youths Rob Fort Scott Bank in Broad Daylight
Two unmasked youths robbed the Prescott State Bank in Fort Scott Kansas this morning and fled in an auto after forcing assistant cashier Mamie Moore Hamm and customer Frank Black to lie on the floor. About 400 dollars was taken as the suspects headed south on U S Highway 69.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Prescott
Mamie Moore Hamm
Frank Black
Pleasanton
U. 8
Civilian CCC Workers Leave TG Camp Pike for Arkansas
A 315 member CCC detachment from Jefferson Barracks departed St. Louis today for Camp Pike Arkansas to serve as a replacement center for the Seventh Corps area. About 126 veterans from World War I and the Spanish-American War were present, most from southern Illinois, with 75 more to report in two days. Missouri veterans reassigned from Jefferson Barracks were ordered to Fort Leavenworth.
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ST. Louis
Civilian Conservation Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Camp Pike
Ark
Seventh Corps
Timois
Missouri
Ft. Leavenworth
Gallagher Funeral to Be Held Saturday
Miss Marcie Gallagher died yesterday at Latham Sanitarium after an operation for acute appendicitis. Funeral services are at 2:40 PM Saturday from California Church with Rev. W B McGraw. interment in Crown Hill Cemetery. Born April 3 1892 she lived here all her life, survived by parents a sister and four brothers and grandparents Mr and Mrs H Burford of Syracuse.
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California
Jiame
Post-Tribune
Puneral
Marcie Gallagher
J. B. Gallagher
Latham Sanitarium
W. B. McGraw
Crown Hill
Miss Gallagher
Miss Thurzabelle
Norman B
Bernard H
James E
Lionel M
H. Burford
Syracuse
National Macaroni Code Ready For Submission In Two Weeks
St Louis June 30 AP The National Macaroni Manufacturers Association will submit its code of fair competition under the agricultural adjustment act within two weeks said vice president L S Vaginina. A tentative code was approved by manufacturers in eight states yesterday. A London fog is a mixture of smoke and water but contains less condensed water than fog outside the metropolitan area.
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ST. Louis
National Macaroni Manufacturers Association
L. S. Vaginina
London
Textile wage rise proposed in cotton industry code
Washington reported that the cotton textile industry plans to raise minimum wages to 12 dollars weekly for southern mills and 13 dollars for northern mills under the new code. The proposed 40 hour week remains. labor spokesmen oppose both the higher wage and the 40 hour limit. Highlights show Hugh Johnson approving the revised scale, with George A. Sloan ready to present it.
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Washington
Hugh
Dohneon
Mmil
Johnson
George A. Sloan
Manufacturers Committee
Sloan
Johnson aides reach agreement after hearing
During a hearing Johnson conferred with Nelson Slater of Massachusetts textile interests and W L Allen, deputy administrator, and emerged with apparent agreement among the parties involved.
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Nelson Slater
Massachusetts
Johnson
W. L. Allen
Haskell School Tightly Cut as Federal Order Shocks Faculty
Lawrence Kansas June 30 acting superintendent Paul Fickinger announced 14 faculty positions at the Haskell Indian Institute have been abolished by orders from the federal Indian bureau in Washington. Three teachers will retire on pension. The article also notes tea origins naming Oolong from Oulong the black dragon.
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Lawrence, Kas
Paul
Fickinger
Haskell Indian Institute
Federal Indian Bureau
Washington
Fiat Iron Building Sells For 100000 At Auction
New York June 30 With one bid the famous Fiat Iron Building sold for 100000 at a sale on a Supreme Court foreclosing a 1,238,727 mortgage held by the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Taxes of 139000 with interest were owed by the owners.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Supreme Court
Phoenicians Link Tides to Moon Motions
The Phoenicians are credited with discovering the correlation between sea tides and the moon's movements, establishing an early understanding of celestial influence on ocean levels.
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Julius Walther
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Monroe Bldg
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