Washington Greys Rally to Beat Linton Cardinals
In the Southern Indiana league opener at City Park Washington Greys defeated Linton Cardinals 6 to 4. After leading 3 to 1, Linton briefly took the lead in the eighth before Washington’s three-run rally in the ninth sealed the win. Five Cardinal errors fueled the late miscue. crowd observed a lively finish.
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Linton Cardinals
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Greys
Plainville Leads Southern Indiana League After Wins
Plainville tops Loogootee 12 to 4 to take the league lead as other results leave Carlisle and Shoals winless. Yesterday's scores include Bloomfield 14 over Dugger Linden 13 and Jasonville 12 Carlisle 10 Washington 6, Linton 4.
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Jasonville
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German Woman Plans Trans Atlantic Flight With Levine
Thea Rusch Germanys leading woman aviator announced in a United Press interview that Charles A Levine will build a three motor airplane for a trans Atlantic attempt next spring. She will meet Levine and Clarence Chamberlin in Paris July 5 then fly to London to depart from Southampton for New York. She plans stunt flights in the United States and later in South America while the plane is built.
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Thea Rusch
United Press
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Southampton
New York
United States
South America
State Agriculture Department Purged In One Night
Atlanta Ga June 27 nearly four hundred state department of agriculture workers were dismissed Saturday night by Commissioner Eugene Talmadge in a pledge to a thorough clean sweep. The action excludes the 189 inspectors who work on a fee basis, slated for later removal.
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Georgia State Department of Agriculture
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
J.J. Brown
Weekend Auto Victims List Near Indianapolis
A Indianapolis weekend toll reports one dead and eighteen injured, including three possibly fatally, in crashes around the area. Victims include Mrs May Wilcox 46 of Indianapolis and Miss Alice Wilcox 22, along with Walter Voland 21 and Mrs Louise Voland 65. Another injury case involves Vincent Gammons 6. Coroner Paul V Robinson is seriously injured from a Saturday crash.
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Smithd Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
May Wilcox
William Jones
Bloomington
Alice Wilcox
Louise Voland
Walter Voland
Nashville
Jones
Vincent Gammons
Albert Askew
Cumberland
Leona Allison
Cleo Allison
Robert Dunham
Paul V. Robinson
Marion County
Lizis
Trotsky and Zinoviev Expulsion Recommended by Soviet Committee
The central control committee of the communist party recommends expulsion from the party for Leon Trotsky and Gregory Zinoviev for violating obligations and factional work. Trotsky helped establish the Soviet government and organized the army.
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Moscow
Central Control Committee
The
Communist Party
Leon Trotsky
Gregory Zinoviev
Trotsky
Lenine
Count Baranoff Dies After Death Valley Ordeal
Count Vladimir Baranoff sixty two former field marshal of the Russian army in the Russo Japanese war died in Silver Lake California from exhaustion after being lost twenty four hours in Death valley with two companions. He is survived by a widow and two stepsons in San Francisco where he had lived since the end of World War I. He went with A J Cody of Santa Monica and F H Hall of Santa Monica into the blazing desert to locate gold claims.
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Santa Monica
F. H. Hall
Byrd Delays Atlantic Flight Until Wednesday
Commander Richard Byrd and his crew delayed departure from Mord Airport due to continuing squalls along the East Coast. Weather observers say safe conditions may not develop until Wednesday, keeping the Fokker plate ready for a cross Atlantic flight. Lloyd Bertaud has a separate Newark Rome contract and could join if Byrd opts against Rome.
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Roosevely Poly
New York
Richard J. Byrd
New England
New Foundland
Atlantic
Lloyd Bertaud
Clarence Chamberlin
Newark
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Byrd
Paris
Chamberlin
Aviation tour opens four thousand mile flight to public
Detroit dispatch reports the third national air tour for the Ford trophy began at 10 a.m. with Charles F. Kettering leading General Motors figures. Fifteen airliners depart for a cross country route via Canada to Buffalo while an army plane scouts landing operations.
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Buffalo
Ray Collins
Woman insists upon death penalty in Chicago case
Mrs Catherine Cassler of Crown Point Indiana says she would rather be hanged than plead guilty and risk life imprisonment after being convicted of complicity in the murder of William Lindstrom in Chicago. She faces July 21 execution unless a guilty plea is offered. Loren Patrick and Mrs Lillian Mrazers also charged with complicity pleaded guilty and received life terms.
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Catherine Cassler
Grown Point
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William Lindstrom
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Loren Patrick
Lillian Mrazers
Complete Tie-Up Of Chicago Transit System Expected
United Press Dispatch Chicago June 27 A tie-up of Chicago's transit system was scheduled unless a last minute wage conference is arranged. Traction officials say wage increases demanded by workers are impossible and will not discuss future talks with wage hikes as the sole issue. William D Mahon, president of the carmen union, was expected to seek another conference to settle the dispute.
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Chicago
William D Mahon
Carmen’ Union
Texas painter charged with organizing armed invasion
Jose Gandaro, a painter from El Paso, was arrested in Tuchon Arizona and charged with violating neutrality laws. He allegedly organized an armed invasion of Mexico on May 16 and equipped the expedition with arms on June 10 and 17. A cache of weapons and supplies tied to Gandaro and his party was found by border patrols. He is held on a $5,000 bond.
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Jose Gandaro
el Paso
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Edwin F. Jones
Gandaro
Mexico
Department of Justice
Tragedy Strikes Lexington Redpath Chautauqua Clown
World famous clown John W. Mangels of New York City died yesterday in the ballroom of a Lexington hotel during the Redpath circuit event. The incident occurred in the afternoon at the Atlantic circuit gathering, casting a pall over the frolic.
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New York City
Armed Bandit Bids Calm Reply In Indianapolis Hold Up
An armed bandit demanded calm and compliance during a July 27 robbery in Indianapolis. The suspect urged the victim to keep cool as he secured valuables and fled the scene. Local police collected evidence and are pursuing leads.
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Indiana board set to clear Daly Moorman of charges
The Indianapolis News reports the state board of charities will Tuesday report no foundation for charges by D. C. Stephenson against Warden Walter L. Daly of Michigan City prison and board president John Moorman. Gov Jackson said the board's report will be made public in full upon receipt. Exoneration would match prior indications.
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Moorman
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25 Million Plan Aids Farmers In Northwest Lands
A conference in St Paul brings bankers real estate men and officials to discuss a 25 million land development plan. The aim is to aid agriculture by removing idle mortgaged lands from the market and converting tenants to owners through a network of sales and evaluation agencies across the northwest.
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Dene
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Larmerg
Wheelersburg School Orders Mandatory Knee Length Dresses
The Wheelersburg Board of Education imposes a dress code for women teachers requiring dresses that reach below the knee on school property. Contracts will be mailed with the clause and cancellation of the contract for noncompliance. Signed contracts must be returned within 10 days following board resolution.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Board of Education
Wheelersburg
Stand Put Reveals Settled Treaty Question
Fragmentary text indicates a treaty settlement on a maritime or territorial issue involving American delegates. Mentions Washington dispatches and Kellogg, with unclear reference to power delegation and ship status.
International Ad Nation Convention Opens in Denver
A muddled OCR reads about a convention in Denver focused on advertising. The text mentions aims to prove advertising can be truly national and promote world peace through cooperation.
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