Fogarty Funeral Set for Saturday in South Bend
Edward J. Fogarty 68 former warden of Cook County Jail Chicago and former Indiana prison head at Michigan City died by his own hand after nervous strain and alleged ouster reports. Funeral services at St John Catholic Church at 10 a m Saturday with burial in Cedar Grove cemetery.
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South Bend
Ind
Edward J. Fogarty
Cook County
Chicago
Indiana
Michigan City
Fogarty
Edward F. Keller
Charles Keller
Fogerty
Federal
Atlanta
Thomas Marshall
St. John Catholic Church
Cedar Grove
Sheriff Honored for Courage in Greencastle Bank Banditings
Harold Cobb deputy sheriff of Franklin received a $500 award from the Indiana Bankers Association for trying to stop two bank robbers on a state highway near Greencastle. Cobb killed Floyd Bowen 21 of Terre Haute when Bowen drew a pistol. Bowen and accomplice Karl Spencer were linked to several recent bank holdups. Bowen was an ex convict Olen Bowen’s brother, age nineteen, is serving a one to ten year sentence for automobile banditry and was paroled to attend the funeral.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Harold Cobb
Franklin
Greencastle
Cobb
Floyd Bowen
Terre Haute
Bowen
Karl Spencer
Spencer
Olen
Vienna girl crowned Miss Universe in Galveston pageant
Galveston Texas June 12 Miss Lise Goldarbeiter a blue eyed Vienna native 20 was selected Miss Universe after competing with ten countries Her rival Miss Irene Ahlberg 18 of New York won Miss United States honors The crowd cheered as the aristocratic beauty accepted the crown
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Galveston
Texas
Vienna
Lise Goldarbeiter
Austria
Irene Ahlberg
New York
United States
Miss Goldarbeiter
Alabaman Slain in Ambush Near Huntsville
Hugh Craft 52, former Gurley town marshal and federal prohibition officer, was shot to death along a country road 14 miles southeast of Huntsville. Authorities report he was killed by a rifle blast as he drove by, the slaying said to be an ambush.
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Huntsville
Ala
Hugh Craft
Gurley
Here
Craft
Prohibition
Van Hook Freed On Interpretation Of New Law By Court
In Brazil June 12 a court dismissed the charge of first degree murder against Deputy Constable Van Hook in the killing of Attorney Austin Sweet. The ruling hinges on new Indiana statute sections 4 5 and 6 arguing no one found guilty of an offense can be sentenced for a lesser offense. Prosecution argues the act protects youths but allows conviction for multiple murder grades.
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van Hook Freed
United Press Dispatch
Brazil
Indiana
van Hook
Terre Haute
Austin Sweet
Bernard Craig Brazil
William Horsley
Winfield Fox
Slaying of Virkula Seen as Unjustified by Officials
State and county officials and Henry L. Roberts conclude the slaying of Henry Virkula by Customs Agent Emmett J. White was wholly unjustified. The tragedy near International Falls followed a traffic stop as Virkula drove home with his wife and two children. White claims he fired after Virkula did not halt. bail remained at $1,500 as he awaits grand jury action on a second degree manslaughter charge.
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International Falls
Minn
Henry L. Roberts
Treasury’ Department
Henry Virkula
Emmett J. White
White
Virkula
Big Falls
Washington
Roberts
Hall Mills witness sentenced for six year term
Kenneth Gladeau, 82, a federal prisoner in Detroit, confessed as a Hall Mills witness. He was sentenced to six years in Leavenworth on Dyer and Mann act charges. Prosecutor Bergen doubted the confession and urged further investigation if more definite information could be found. Federal officers said other confessions by Gladeau were groundless.
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Detroit
Mich
Kenneth Gladeau
Hall-Mills
New Brunswick
N. J
Leavenworth
Gladeau
Francis L. Bergen
Somerset County
Ziegfeld Says Revues Harsh on Morals and Nudity
Flo Ziegfeld, famed impresario of the American girl, declares there is too much dirt and nakedness in modern revues and that weary businessmen grow tired watching theater nudity. He plans to abandon revues and may suspend his famous Follies, calling recent shows dramatized dirty stories born in bar rooms.
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Tined Press Dispatch
New York
Flo Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
Ex-Gov Catts Must Go on Trial in Counterfeiting Ring
In Tampa on June 12 Sidney J Catts former Florida governor was ordered to appear for trial next Monday on a conspiracy charge tied to a counterfeit money ring. The federal indictment names Julian Diaz a Tampa attorney Miss Leahernwell and two others as conspirators. Catts pleaded not guilty and the date was set by Judge Al Akerman.
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Tampa
Fla
Sidney. J. Catts
Florida
al Akerman
Federal District Court
Catt
Juian
Pencil Saves Life In Roadhouse Shooting Near Kokomo
In Kokomo Indiana a metal pocket pencil saved Walter Hite from fatal injury after a roadhouse shooting at the Jake Denver Roadhouse. Hite 35 was wounded twice while a friend aided him until a physician treated him. Sipe Denver 36 was arrested for assault and battery with intent to kill.
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Kokomo
Ind
Walter Hite
Hite
Sipe Denver
Clifton Small
Jake Denver
Hazing death linked to rough week at Indiana University
Mr and Mrs George P Steinmetz of Indianapolis accuse Indiana University fraternity initiation of causing their son George P Steinmetz age 20 to die from injuries attributed to exposure and cold after a brutal rough week. They say he was ill after the event and forced to leave college two weeks later as health failed. University officials say steps are being taken to abolish rough week.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
George P. Steinmetz
Indianapolis
Organizer Held In North Carolina Textile Violence
Gastonia June 12 Fred Erwin Beal southern organizer for the national textile workers union was formerly charged with murder of Chief of Police Aderholt while seventy textile strikers were bound over to superior court on assault with intent to kill charges.
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United Press Dispatch
Gastonia
N. C
Red Erwin Beal
National Textile Workers Union
Aderholt
Flying School Teacher Inspires Wauwatosa Pupil Interest
Miss Esther Bilstad a Latin instructor at a Wauwatosa high school near Milwaukee recently sparked student interest by inviting them to view ships at a nearby airport and to join a solo flight. Wisconsin University graduate class of 1924 she emphasizes understanding students hobbies age and confidence to earn their respect.
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Wauwatosa
Wis
Esther Bilstad
Showhim
Milwaukee
Bilstad
Benafit
Wisconsin Unive
Teaghera
Treasury Officials Probe Border Killings
Treasury officials moved to prevent repeats after a Canadian border shooting by customs patrols. Assistant Secretary Seymour Lowman announced a rigorous inquiry into alleged shoot to kill orders and promised swift action if rules were violated. He cautioned reliance on press reports until the investigation concludes.
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Washington
Treasury
Ciry
Seymour Lowman
Lowman
Police accuse officials over shoot to kill orders
Lowman warned that newspaper reports alleging a Minnesota border patrol unit was told to shoot to kill could violate treasury rules. He cited figures showing 135 federal agents killed since prohibition and 55 agent deaths in the line of duty, with customs noting 22 and nine deaths respectively since 1920.
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Lowman
Minnesota
Treasury
Congress News Briefs: Senate Without Definite Program
United Press dispatch notes the Senate meeting with no definite program and possible consideration of national origins census reapportionment conference report or secrecy rules. The House reconsiders the farm relief bill.
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Senate
HOUSE
Woman seeks 20000 in suit over one arm driving crash
Miss Antoinette Roy of New Bedford files a $20,000 damage suit against Marcel Ellis alleging his car veered off the road with his other arm around her. She claims the crash left her face permanently disfigured.
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Bedford
Mass
Antoinette Roy
Marcel Ellis
Kip Rhinelander Seeks Divorce After Residing Under Alias
Leonard Kip Rhinelander who comes from a prominent New York family has moved to Las Vegas under an assumed name. His attorney Harley Harmon announces he will file for divorce from Alice Jones Rhinelander within several weeks.
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Las Vegas
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
New York
Wil
Alice Jones Rhinelander
Harley Harmon
Bequest to Evansville College Surpasses 150000
Evansville Indiana June 12 President Harl B Harper announced a bequest of more than 150000 from the estate of Preston Kumler a Washington attorney with ties to Evansville. The funds will go to the Evansville college endowment and more than double the current 140000 stake.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville College
Harl B. Harper
Preston Kumler
Washington, D. C
Kivansville
Estate distribution in Evansville heirs share 550000
In Evansville Indiana on June 12 distribution of 550000 from the Addison Iglehart estate among five heirs Isabelle M Cora B Edgar A Iglehart Evelyn Iglehart Johnson and Susanna I Darby has been made probate reports show assets on hand 841602 at time of distribution
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Evansville
Ind
Addison Iglehart
Iglehart Bros., Inc
Isabelle M
Cora B
Edgar A. Iglehart
Evelyn Iglehart Johnson
Susanna I. Darby
Veterans career spans 28 ministers in Austrian commerce
Vienna June 12 Johann Franke who spent four decades as an official in the Austrian Ministry of Commerce was recently pensioned. During his 40 years of service he served under 28 different Ministers.
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Vienna
Ministry of Commerce
Johann Franke
Calf Kicks Man in Head Near His Eye
June 12 report from south of town describes Hugh Neal struck by a 200 pound calf while tying the wagon end gate. He sustained a painful injury to the side of his head near the right eye.
Denounced Leader Faces Opposition in Sub-District No 9
D B Cobb district president defends officials in United Mine Workers of America sub district No 9 against John L Lewis demands for surrender. Letter says action to revoke charter and appoint provisional officers lacked formal charges under union rules and condemns dictatorial rule by any officer.
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West Frankfort TL
United Mine Workers of America
D. B. Cobb
International
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Unives Law
Debenture Fight Shapes Farm Relief Bill at White House
President Hoover presses for a quick farm relief bill after a tense white house conference signals Senate approval of the plan. House leaders pledge a vote to drop the debenture feature, aiming to send the measure to the president for signature within ten days.
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Ers
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Senate
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White “House
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Farmier-Laborite
Eees
White House
Senate McNary
Oregon
Watson
Allen
Sas
Edge
Moses
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