Police Link Detroit Gangsters to Slayings in Recall Clash
Detroit police name Black Leo Gellara and followers as suspects in the slaying of radio announcer Jerry Buckley amid a recall election upheaval. Investigators tie $4,000 payments to plans to free gangsters Frank Cammarata and Thorns Livard from jail in Ontario, suggesting a double cross as motive.
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Detroit
Leo” Gellara
Bete
Jerry Buckley
Buckley
Frank Cammarata
Thorns -Livard
Eigepons
Buckney
Wilcox
Charles An
Associated Press
Gerald E
Jerry
WMBC
LaSalle Hotel
Curtiss Remembered as Lad With Dreams in His Eyes
Rochester recalls Glenn H. Curtiss, aviation pioneer who died yesterday in Buffalo. A former Western Union messenger, he dreamed of powering a bicycle with machinery. John A. Nolan, ex Bell Telephone chief operator, praised his dependable work ethic in early days. He lived in Rochester until 1898, repairing bicycles and delivering messages.
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Rochester
N. Y
Glenn H. Curtiss
Buffalo
Curtiss
Taeig
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rea
John A. Nolan
Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Nolan
Rain at night brings relief as showers continue
Rain totaling .69 inches fell late last night into the morning bringing cooler air and refreshed vegetation. Thunder, lightning, and drizzle improved ground moisture, with citizens hoping for more rain as clouds linger and no road reports yet noted.
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J. Pluvius
Altho
Grand jury summons hit Chicago as probes racketeering
Ten newspaper men two police officers and two corporation counsels were asked to appear before Chicago's grand jury investigating crime and racketeering. The inquiry began Tuesday with a hearing related to Harry T. Brundidge of St. Louis who reportedly discussed what Lee learned in local investigations.
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Chicago
Harry T. Brundidge
St. Louis
Lee
Boys Band concert in South Park under Byron Donmyer
Tomorrow night at 8 o clock the boys band performs in South Park directed by Byron Donmyer. Program features Victorious March, Evening Shadows, The Conqueror Overture, The Star Spangled Banner and other pieces. Intermission notes include teamwork and a variety of marches. The event occurs amid a wider report of jail revival efforts and Wisconsin pasture land figures.
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South Park
Byron Donmyer
Holton
King Lady Waltees
Martin
The
Aveuser
Rch
Arahouse
New X Ray Tubes Aim to Boost Medical Use of Rays
The American Scientific Society announces incorporation of the Radiological Research Institute in Delaware. Dr Edwin C Ernst of St Louis notes tubes now reach 6000 to 250000 volts but cannot yet reach 300000 or 400000 volts due to tube limits. The group seeks cheaper radium, national radiology lab, college cooperation, and a 50 member advisory board to expand X ray applications across medicine with profits funding research.
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New York
Radiological Research Institute
American Scientific Society
Delaware
Edwin Charles Ernst
St. Louis
Ernst
Ernst and
Roush H. Stevens
Detroit
Institute
National Institute of Health
Congress
Brief Rites for Millionaire Hobo in Church
Washington July 1 24 AP reports simple memorial rites for James How better known as the Millionaire Hobo at All Souls Unitarian Church. Five relatives and curious mourners attended as the casket entered and a brief prayer and hymn concluded the service. The International Itinerant Hoboes declare a day of mourning.
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Washington
Sam
William How
James How
Millionaire
All Souls! Unitarian Church
Holden leads buy into Cotton Belt holding group
J B Taylor 4 H work club director invites the public to a Glenn house gathering as Holden, chairman of the executive committee, acquires a substantial portion of common stock in the Southern Phi company. The move places Holden to hold a significant stake, with less than a majority inter. The event details are framed as a public invitation at the Glenn house.
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Bel New York
Hae Holden
Executive Pany
Phi
Uleb
An. Y. i
Glennoo ‘House
J. B. Taylor
A'S Oak
Saile
Old Law Affects Tree Sitters in Chicago
Chicago reports that old statutes may threaten tree sitters and their parents with fines up to 100 dollars and three months in jail for allowing children to endanger life and limbs. Police planned to remove youths from branches by nightfall, while Steve Makowski, 19, evaded juvenile authorities and awaited legal action.
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Chicago
Carl J. Appell
Corporation
Steve Makowski
Deaths and Funerals Ray A J Phillips
Mrs. P P Lester learns of Ray A J Phillips death Wednesday at his Glendale California home after illness He will be buried there tomorrow He lived in Lawrence until about twenty years ago then moved to Long Beach He worked in wallpaper and interior decorating with his brother the late L L Phillips
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Ray A. J. Phillip
P. P. Lester
Ray A. J. Phillips
Glendale
Cal
Mr. Phillips
Lawrence
Long Beach
Wall Paper
Inter
L. L. Phillips
Navy Dismissal Recommended for Two Midshipmen
Secretary Adams said he recommended to President Hoover the dismissal of two midshipmen who took two girls into the megs hall and dormitory at the Annapolis naval academy. The two students were Lawrence Myatt of Quincy Massachusetts and Miller S Burgin of San Antonio Texas. Senator Walsh urged leniency saying the incident was a youthful prank and not a summary punishment.
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Washington
Adams
Hoover
Megs Hall
Annapolis Naval Academy
Lawrence Myatt
Quincy
Mass
Miller S. Burgin
San Antonio
Texas
Walsh
Massachusetts
Amtorg Linked to Soviet Ogpu Warned by Testimony
Michael Handler, ex Ogpu officer, testified before Congress that Amtorg trading corporation had connections to the Soviet secret police. He described a 1925 Moscow meeting planning four agents to the United States, two tied to Amtorg, two not, though he did not know if they were sent.
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New York
Michael Handler
Ogpu
Secret
Uni
Cuba
Amtorg Trading Corporation
United States
Moscow
Amtorg
Russia
Hamilton Fish, Jr
America
Fish
Stevenson Home From California Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs I Stevenson returned from a 4600 mile southern route trip to California visiting Slippery Rock and family. They reported 60 to 118 degree temperatures across Utah Colorado and Wyoming during their travels.
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I. €. Stevenson
California
Burin
Dr. and Mer
Slippery Rocker
Stew
Salt Lake City
Laramie
Wet
Colorado Springs
Mr. Stevenson
Kansas State Florists Annuation Event and Society Notices
Kansas State Florists Association members and spouses gathered Wednesday night in the Memorial Union for a reception and dinner featuring bouquets of roses and gladiolas. A stage review demonstrated bouquet arrangements as entertainment followed by dancing. Also, Variety Bridge Club met at Miss Mary Jane Melton’s home with Miss Helen Walton winning the prize. Loyal Ladies Sunday School class plans a July 2:30 pm church party at First Methodist with Mrs. Fannie Bingham and committee hosting.
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Kansas State
Aera
Memorial Union
Oslock
Speciation
Law- Bee and
Topeka
Strom Topeka
Din In
Variety
Mary Jane Melton
Naomi MacLaren Kinniburgh
Helen Walton
First Methodist Church
Fannie Bingham
Personal notices from Lawrence and vicinity
R B Wagstaff returned Wednesday night from a Green Mountain Falls Colorado vacation. Prof W A Hill is in Kansas City for a few weeks with the Associated Press. F H Reeves of Kansas City agricultural development agent for the Great Northern Railway was in Lawrence on business. Mr and Mrs Lawrence T Harris left for six weeks in Boulder Colorado with family. Mr and Mrs A B R Carter and three children set for Minnesota for two to three weeks. Mr and Mrs Milton Dye of Chicago visited on the KU campus. Emil S Stewardson of Pittsfield Massachusetts, with General Electric, visited KU then returned to Colby for a two week vacation. Mrs Fred Ellsworth and children Bobby and Stephen return from St Mary's. Miss Vera Bolton of Lyons and Miss Ruby McDonald of Texas left after earning master degrees at KU summer session. Mr and Mrs Albert Glathart returned to Lineville Iowa after a week in Lawrence.
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R. B. Wagstaff
Green Mountain Falls
Colo
W. A. Hill
Kansas City
Associated Press
F. H. Reeves
Great Northern Railway Company
Lawrence
Lawrence T. Harris
Boulder
Albert Keys
Ivan Snyder
Ariel Keys
A. BR. Carter
Minnesota
Milton Dye
Chicago
University of Kansas
K. U
Oy c. Emil
Stewardson
General Electric Company
Pittsfield
Mass
Colby
Hor
G. W. Henry
Fred Ellsworth
Bobby
Stephen
St. Mary’s
Film salvaged photos show five men before fatal plane crash
Kansas City reporters view motion pictures salvaged from wreckage of July 10 Arkansas Fall Texas crash. The reel shows Gulf fishing party members starting return flight from Kansas City before their deaths moments later. The 60 foot film by victim R J Delano captures area near crash site.
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Kansas City
Arkansas Fall
Tex
R. J. Delano
King Victor Emmanuel to Visit Quake Hit Southern Provinces
Rome July 24 AP King Victor Emmanuel will leave this evening for the earthquake disaster area in the southern provinces cutting short his holiday at Satanna Dei Valdieri. Government offices report 1778 dead and 4264 injured among the affected population.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Satanna Dei Valdieri
Victor
Permier Mussolini
Install thermometer and temperature transmitter at company property
A gas company employee installs a new thermometer on the Massachusetts street property. A coil atop the building carries heat readings via a pipe filled with oil to the thermometer below for temperature readings. The report copies a chaotic, partially garbled local description.
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Glenn Dawes
Massachusetts Street
Tree conflicts end Bramagen’s 54 hour sitting
Lexington, July 24 AP report says L T Bramagen abandoned his tree perch after a polecat disputed ownership. Ground crew killed the skunk, Bramagen and his crew then unanimously voted to vacate immediately.
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Lexington
L. T. Bramagen
Bramagen
Brumagen
Sgrofind
Market Notes on Government Bonds in New York
Government bond prices shown include Liberty 3 1/2 199.29 and Liberty first 4s at 102.5. The snippet appears as a political advertisement with market data presented for investors.
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Government
New York
Slaly
Liberty
Liberty First
Wall Street Dull Trade Amid Mixed Earnings and Quiet Volume
U S stock trading remained dull with modest gains and losses across major issues. General Motors reported a net 1.34 per share for the first half and strong cash position, while Wall Street awaited U S Steel’s upcoming earnings. Dow Jones and S&P forecasts pointed to a steady quarter, with some dividends and cuts noted among industrials.
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New York
Bulfora
K Trisient
General. Motors
Aivak
Annanenial
Wall Street
U.8. Steel
Dow, Jones and Cay
Iire
Fallowsbes Brothers
First Steel Company
Si Company
Seca
Steel
Westinghouse Tactric
Tandard
New Jersey
Radio- Can
Zastia
Rue
Ohio
Western Union
Co Cai
National Dairy
American Power and Light
Coca Cola
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St. James Episcopal Church
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Hamilton. Fish, Jr
Congressional Committee
Polecat
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Ralph E. Hawkins
Fort Leavenworth
Jonathan M Rigdon
Hawkins
Martia
Hannibal, Mo
Mark Twain
C. C. Gerstenberger
Mr. Gerstenberger
Douglas County
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Snyder
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Asa Coleman
Jim Anderson
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