Vincennes Man Kills Self After Marital Jeopardy Letter Found
Police say a Polish letter found on Paul Hataly states plans to kill his wife and himself amid marital trouble. The note mentions debts, a car loan, and burial together. Irene Hataly was injured, and Paul Hataly died by his own hand. Frank Inman was briefly detained but released after proving innocence.
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Frank
Pug) Inman
Vincennes
Paul Hataly
Linton
Inman
Claude E. Gregg
Bicknell
Mike Kurisko
Anna
Ind
Hatala Note Reveals Denial Of Death Pact
Mrs Hatala, recovering in hospital, denies entering any death pact with her husband who died Thursday night. She says she did not want to die and may not have read the Polish letter she signed, while authorities question her awareness of the events. Stephen Hatala of St Louis is named as a contact.
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Hatala
Gregg
Martin
Hataly
Stephen Hataly
St. Louis
Americans Pay Tribute To German Ace In Berlin
United Press dispatch from Berlin reports Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine paid homage to Manfred von Richthofen the famed German ace who downed about 125 Allied planes. The pair placed a laurel wreath on his grave at the Invalides cemetery aboard a last day in Berlin before flying to Munich and Vienna.
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United Press Dispatch
Berlin
Jayne Jl
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A
Levine
Germany
Manfred von Richthofen
Munich
Vienna
von Richthoffen
the Invalides
Richthoffen
College Liquor Called Matter of Bad Manners
At the University of Chicago sixteen senior and junior delegates met with President Max Mason to discuss student drinking. Mason said the campus is less troubled by drink than similar institutions and that there is no emergency, only manners. An isolated incident involved two students who drank beer in a dorm room and hurled bottles onto the campus, with no decision announced.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Max Mason
Mason
Methodists Oppose Medicinal Whisky at Goshen District Meet
More than 450 delegates at the Goshen district council of the Methodist Episcopal Church adopted a resolution opposing the legalization of medicinal whiskey. The body praised laymen for godliness and lawfulness and vowed to continue rearing families without alcohol.
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Bourbon
Ind
Goshen
The
Methodist Episcopal, Church
Striking Pittsburgh Coal War Sparks Deadly Warnings
Pittsburgh June 11 The coal strike in the Pittsburgh district intensifies as miners, operators, state police and coal and iron police clash. Sheriff Braun orders snipers brought in dead or alive amid attacks on nonunion homes and a dynamite blast on a miner’s porch.
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Pittsburgh
Coal and Iron
Robert Braun
Allegheny County
Braun
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Coal and Iron Police
Four Miners Die in Belmont Mine Electrocution
Four miners were electrocuted at the Belmont mine in Butte Montana yesterday while moving an electric ventilating fan. The deceased are Lawrence Brosseau Edwin Jacobson August Jacobson and Thomas Chapman. All except Chapman were married.
Couple Confesses Birger Gang Killed Highway Patrol Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Art Newman confessed that members of the Charlie Birger gang killed state highway patrolman Lorrie Ker and his wife. Chief John Stack and H. H. House, Washington County prosecutor, announce grand jury will be asked to indict. The confession may clear the Price murder mystery tied to the couple’s disappearance on January 17.
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Nashville
Art Newman
Charlie Birger
Lorrie Ker
John Stack
State Highway Patrol
H. H. House
Washington County
Newman
Los Angeles
Five Thousand Attend Great Camp Meeting of Church of God
In Anderson Indiana on June 11 more than five thousand ministers missionaries and laymen from the Church of God worldwide gather for the annual camp meeting. Six tents cover the grounds and a giant cafeteria is opened for attendees.
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Church OF God
United Presb
Anderson
Ind
Youths Fractured Skull Fatal From Elevator Incident
Harold Mann aged 16 died after suffering a fractured skull when his head was caught by an elevator shaft surge. He was injured Thursday while working in a store basement and died in a local hospital yesterday.
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Vincennes
Bharold Mann
Notable Lindbergh Timeline Passages from Earlier Years
Thumbnail history traces Charles A Lindbergh from Detroit family roots through youth in Wisconsin and aviation beginnings. It lists grades, schooling, early solo flights, army training, stunt work, and key flights from 1922 to 1927, including parascue rescues and world reception in Europe and America.
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Evangeline Lodge Land
Detroit
Charles I. Lindberg
Little Falls
Minn
Kintered University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Lincoln Neb
United States
Americus
Curtis
Jennie
Kelly Flying Field
Texas
Kelly Field
Army Flying School
Lindbergh
Robertson Aircraft Corporation
St. Louis
Missouri National Guard
Ottawa
Peoria
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Tay A. Om
le Hourget Field
Paris
New York
Belgium
England
France
Europe
America
Memphis
Washington
Crowds hail Lindbergh as he arrives in nation’s cheers
Multitudes greet Charles Lindbergh as he waves and returns to shore after a trans Atlantic flight. Radio broadcasts carry speeches and music from coast to coast. President Coolidge to present the Distinguished Flying Cross on Monument grounds as Col Lindbergh’s jubilant welcome draws thousands to the docks.
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Washington
New York
LeBourget Field
Caesar
Napoleon
Pering
Dewey
Coolidge
Monument
America
Col. Lindbergh
White House
Robert ‘Nungesser
Captain Nungesser
Lindbergh Offered Post to Lead U S Aviation Effort
United Press reports Col. Lindbergh was offered a salary to head all flying actions for the Pro motion of Aviation. The organization aims to boost aviation in the United States and establish landing fields in cities needing them.
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New York
Lindbergh
American Society
Enco Aviation
United States
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Richthofen
Pittsburg
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Charley Birger
United Press
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