Chicago Police and Bandit Duel Ends in Three Deaths
Chicago police officers Sergi Thomas Kehoe and Detective James Farley were killed in a dawn gun battle with bandit Dan Leathers, who was also slain. A female passenger leaped from the bandit's car during the pursuit, and three women were held as witnesses, including Jessie Schultz who rode with Leathers.
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International News Services
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Thomas Kehoe
James Farley
Dan, Leathers
Penneylvania
Pontiac, Ills
Reformancorsy
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Dan” Leathers
Jessie Schultz
Leathers
Collision in fog delays coast liner cargo
Coast liner in fog collided with another vessel off Chatham Mass today, a Clyde ship carrying general freight and 24 crew members. Rescue efforts underway as cargo safety is prioritized. details continue on page two.
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Jacksonville
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Boston
Lindbergh Visit Sought by Beverly Hills Officials
Beverly Hills officials urge Charles A. Lindbergh to visit the town for publicity and appearances while promising no speeches or private engagements. The mayor signs a lighthearted pledge noting the town will buy lots if he comes, while warning against charged publicity arrangements.
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California Hospital
Lindbergh
Sawtelle
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Surviving Officer Takes Blame For Disaster To Plane
Lt. Thomas G. Fisher, sole survivor, voluntarily took blame for the seaplane tragedy off Laguna Beach. He reported misjudging altitude in fog causing the crash, and said he and Lt. Commander William Hactor and chief machinist mate Charles Robbins died in the incident. Fisher swam nine hours before rescue.
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International News Service
San Diego
Thomas G. Fisher
William
Hactor
Charles Robbins
Laguna
Beach
Lt. Fisher
Fisher
Seattle
Hundreds Of Children Flock To Cascade Picnic
Crowds of New Castle children ride twelve streetcars to Cascade Park for the City Mission annual picnic. Volunteers load supplies and treats as youngsters hurry to the event, with many parents and adults contributing donations to ensure a joyful day.
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City Mission
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Ydare
E.J. Berquist
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Beaver Street
Byrd's Plane May Make First Flight From Mineola
Commander Richard E. Byrd announced the giant silver and gold monoplane America would be wheeled from its hangar to the runway at Mineola New York for a 4 o clock Friday morning hop with Paris as the target.
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Brettendent Roosevelt
Pield
Mineola
N.Y
Richard E. Byrd
Hongar
Paris
Hoover urged to halt pilot Ernest Smith flight to Hawaii
In San Francisco Secretary Hoover resisted early attempts to block air pilot Ernest Smith from attempting a nonstop flight to Honolulu next Monday night. Local organizer Milo Kent urged Commerce Secretary to order expert inspection of Smiths machine, labeling the aircraft second-hand. Supporters countered that Smith would launch as soon as ready, while Washington expected no government action.
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San Francisco
Hoover
Waa Sap
Ernest Smith
Honolulu
Milo Kent
San Francisco Citizen's Fight Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Smith
Kent
Cotion
Hawaii
Washington
Patrol Use Arranged For Transport Between Playgrounds
Police department and playground authorities set compact plan to use the old city patrol wagon on Tuesday afternoons to move teams from various grounds to other grounds for league contests in multiple sports.
Prisoners Strike in Kansas Mine Stir In Progress
Kansas state prison at Lansing reports a fourteen guard standoff with 328 convicts trapped since Tuesday at 11 o clock am. Guards posted machine guns as authorities refuse concessions until Warden Mackey returns. No cigars or coal allowed. mine supplies sufficient for some time. Minor accident noted on Sycamore Way involving Rosa Bevan and a Pennsylvania registered vehicle. Hezekiah Hodges and Clay Gregory wed by Alderman Green in city office.
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Kan
Jane
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Russell
R. H. Trudspet
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State-Board - of
W. H. Mackey
Oklahoma
Hezekiah Hodges
Clay Gregory
Living Death Puzzle Stuns Fresno Doctors
In Fresno on June 23, a young woman identified as Clara Drummond is described as mentally dead while physically alive, baffling local physicians who call her the sleeping beauty due to youth and apparent normal behavior despite prolonged coma. The case draws wide attention as experts debate her condition.
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Fresno
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Hera
Clara Drummond
Haseen
Ay 'Gaye
Mystery flares spark search near Quebec coast
June 23 report from Chicoutimi notes flare sightings and rumors of downed flyers in the Atlantic area. Pride Brothers workers saw signal flares about 20 degrees northwest of a location near the Balanche river mouth as a hydroplane scouted the region without locating any aviators or wreckage.
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Nungesser
Coil
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Atlantic
Gini
Bingle
Pride- Brothers
Balanche River
Death Record for Michael Schuster in West State Street
Michael Schuster, 51, of 705 West State Street, is recorded for a death notice. This brief item notes the deceased and residence in a concise public notice style.
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Michael” Schuster
West State Street
Francea Sharek- Edward Everett Eleanor Ward Howard
Frances Ward, Eleanor Everett, and Margaret Davies are listed among names with initials and fragments. The note references Richard Nesbit Esther Be Badger and appears as a partial roster or notice with scattered surnames and initials.
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Francea ‘Sharek
Edward’ .Everett
Eleanor T. Ward Howard
W. Deuhar
Margaret Ann
Davies Richard ,R. Nesbit
Esther
Be Badger
Lindbergh Ends Public Demonstrations in Dayton
Col Charles Lindbergh and his St Louis associates left Wright Field Dayton to Washington marking an end to public demonstrations. Thousands lined the route though he refused a downtown salute and pressed his return to private life.
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Dayton
Charles Lindbergh
Trans- Atlantic Flier
St. Louis
Tock
Wright Field
Washington
Orville Ww Tah
Ohio
Bcfowgn
Lindbergh
McCandless Held On Murder Charge By Alderman Mantz
Elgie McCandless former Butler county treasurer was held for murder of Fred Beebe after Alderman L C Mantz ruling. He faced involuntary manslaughter and DUI charges earlier and was admitted to bail at 20000 dollars. Bail set, bond posted, release expected. Beebe death tied to a June 14 Butler county accident in Cleveland.
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Butler County
Fred. Beebe
L. C. Mantz
Polnta
McCandless
Mildsbrand
McCandrews
Shariff Reynolds
Lawrence County
P. Emery
Hildebrand
Wis
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Minister's Daughter Pursues Stage Career in Dream Realized
DETROIT June story about Rev. Herman H. Downey of Boulevard Temple M. E. endorsing daughter Vivian Downey's entry into acting. She has Syracuse University training and study with notable teachers. Vivian secured prima donna roles in a national revue and favors light opera and drama over grand opera. Her father notes the church theater gap diminishing and supports her professional path.
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Detroit
Herman H. Downey
Boulevard Temple
M. EL
Vivian
Miss. Downey
Syracuse University
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Downey
Oscar Seagle
Blanche Weinstinck
Formier Coweh
Opera Comique
Paris
Supervisors Press County Help For Road upkeep
Lawrence county Township Roads Association met at Union town High School with 40 to 50 attendees, led by President Charles Bakley. Bentley cited township hardships and urged county aid for road upkeep, detailing miles and funds for Slippery Rock, Washington, and Perry townships as examples. Continued on Page Two.
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Lawrence County
Union- Town- Ship
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Suuwisties Bentley
Slippery Rock
Washington
Perry Township
Raward
Bentley
Rom
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Pepe
Big Dry Raid In Youngstown
Twenty eight men were in a hall in Youngstown Ohio as federal prohibition officials swept the city. The raid, described as the wettest in Ohio, uncovered a three week operation with strong involvement by local suspects.
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Youngstown
Ungstown
Ohio
Fede Wien
Woman Battled Negro in Home and Beaten
Philadelphia dispatch reports Mrs Mildred Bechtel 29 was beaten choked and slashed by a man at her home during an attempted assault. He fled and detectives seek him. Mrs Bechtel treated at home for lacerations and bruises. In Pittsburgh a steel plant worker fell from a furnace top at Edgar Thompson and died of fractures.
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British Plan Would Abolish Capital Ships
Geneva June 23. British Admiralty seeks eventual world navy limits to light cruisers and destroyers with six inch guns. American experts at the disarmament conference view British ideas to shrink capital ships and guns as a step, noting limited progress by 1931 when treaty talks resume. The main perceived benefit is economic saving.
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Harry AS
Flory
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International Oe
Geneva
Justinis
Operators Miners Deadlocked In Wage Conference
In Philadelphia on June 23 a sub-committee of Pennsylvania central bituminous coal operators and union miners failed to reach a new wage agreement to replace the expired Jacksonville scale. Operators push to lower wages while miners defend current pay. Anthracite issues also surface as the Conciliatory Board meeting to consider modified check off for miners is postponed indefinitely.
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Philadelphta
Jacksonville
Anthracite Conciliatory Board
Six Ounces of Clothes In Dainty Style Talk
Arthur Mometer muses on Ula fashion notes as women’s attire, described as six ounces of clothing, a balance of lace and flounces. The casual chat contemplates how much fabric suffices amid fashion chatter, with a hint on weather and style.
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