Warring Gangs In Chicago Kill- Another Man
Chicago report details a fresh murder as warring gang factions shoot a man near McCook Illinois. Witnesses to Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle’s killing are summoned to view the body while authorities press raids in Burlington Wisconsin seeking James B. Forsythe and associates. A $55,825 reward remains posted for Lingle’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cinternecent News Service
Pouich
McCook
Ilinois
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Inter-ocean Refining Company
Uian
Burlington
Wis
Btate
James B. Forsythe
Forsythe
St Gorman
Frank Noonan
Shady Rest County
Temperature Recovers as Summer Returns in PA Newc
Sunday’s temperatures rise to 92 degrees, not beating season highs. Anglers prepare for the season opening and a general exodus to nearby fishing spots tonight. Fourth of July weekend approaches and motorists are urged to ensure vehicles are in good condition. About 70 New Castle boys travel to countryside retreats tomorrow and Camp Fred Rentz opens Tuesday for a month or more. Residents in East Washington street district anticipate removal of construction barriers as conduits are laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Walton
Fred Rentz
East Washington Street
Daily Weather Report
Weather statistics for the 24-hour period ending at 0 o'clock list a maximum 92 and minimum 58 with no precipitation and a river stage at 4.5 feet. For the 24-hour period ending at 9 o'clock Sunday morning the maximum is 75, the minimum 45 and the river stage is 4.6 feet.
Schroeder Dague murder trial costs reported for Lawrence County
Figures compiled by County Commissioners' Clerk William A. Eakin show the Irene Schroeder and Glenn Dague murder trials cost Lawrence County a net $18,962.11. The total excludes state expenses and includes jurors, transportation, and witness costs, plus $1,000 reward. Large items included Sheriff Wright party travel from Phoenix and the Castleton boardings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Dague
Brady Paul
Lawrence County
William A. Eakin
Hal Limates
Eakin
Lawrence
Charles Wright
Phoenix
Arizona
Wright
Castleton
Louis L. Marr
New York
Marr
Schrader
Dague
Marr I
Donnie Schroeder
Ten Die as Weekend Heat Toll Rises Across State
Across Western and Central Pennsylvania motorists faced a deadly weekend with ten deaths and about 45 injuries as heat drove crowds onto highways. Central Pennsylvania recorded five deaths and 14 injuries, including a fatal grade crossing accident involving a woman. Harrisburg reported a man killed and his son injured after alighting from a street car and a head-on collision injuring others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Bryan
Appeal To Cut Fourths Toll Urges Safety First
Washington June 10 An American Red Cross appeal urges safety first at Fourth of July celebrations and outings. It recommends a small rest aid kit in every automobile with aromatic spirits of ammonia iodine gauze bandages bicarbonate soda castor oil and vaseline. It warns against drowning and stresses swimming only in guarded areas with a companion and no solo swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Red Cross
Police Officer Struck By Auto In City Crash
Motorcycle officer Ray Richards suffered a left leg fracture in two places when Dale Wright's car struck him after running a red light at Washington and East streets. Wright, held on a traffic violation charge, claimed he did not know the light was red until passing a street car.
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Ray ‘Richards
Washington Street
Exist
Water Street
Dale Wright
Wright
Washington
East Streets
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Wiliam H. Gillespie
East Washington Street
P ©. Hess
Washington and
Water Streets
Richards
East Street
Senate waits on president to shape votes in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on June 30 the writer notes the Senate delays action awaiting the president's direction. The piece jokes that if the president announces plans to support or oppose the Wicker sham, senators might vote accordingly out of guesswork and political pressure. It references Coolidge as formerly using such tactics.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Senate
Wickersham
Coolidge
Fifteen Armed Gangsters Rob Government Warehouse
A band of about fifteen armed men, likely Capone henchmen, seized the Wabash avenue government warehouse in Chicago for three hours and escaped with about 200000 dollars worth of liquor including 400 cases of alcohol. They overpowered guard Paul Perry, entering as government agents, and loaded cases onto awaiting trucks. Federal agents theorize the raid aimed to recover liquor seized from Jacksonville, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conternational News Service
Chicago
Ba Capone
Wabash Avenue
al Capone
Jacksonville
Fila
Advanene
Federat I
Capone Rangsters
Paul Perry
Perry
Home By Fourth Hope Of Congress
Washington dispatch reports Capitol debates over World War pension legislation and Moorer enforcement commission funding. With adjournment in sight and London Naval Pact ratification in a special Senate session, administration seeks a swift compromise while Republicans push for the President's modified pension plan. The pension bill would grant 12 to 40 dollars monthly for 25 percent disabled veterans, excluding misconduct cases. Senate panel trims funds for the enforcement panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
House
Senate
American Legion
Enforcement Commission
Rees Condition Still Serious After Hospital Trephining
Constable William G. Rees of Neshannock township remains critically ill at Jameson Memorial hospital after a skull fracture suffered last Thursday night during a car inspection with Constable DeGraf Robinson. Trephining was performed to save his life. Rees is irrational and unable to provide details as conflicting accounts emerge from Hugh Kirkwood who owned the car and claimed self defense. Kirkwood has been released on his own recognizance as investigators await further recovery for Rees to reveal his side of the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Rees
Neshannock Township
DeGraf Robinson
Jameson Memorial Hospital
DeGras Robinson
Hugh B. Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Rees
Battery B Reunion Marks Sole Survivor At Mount Jackson
June brings Battery B Day to Mount Jackson with hundreds joining the annual reunion. The sole surviving veteran, David P. Weedler of Edenburg, attended along with veterans from the Civil War era. The program ran from 9:30 a.m. to late afternoon at Mount Jackson High School with Hon. Charles G. Jordan as guest speaker.
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Mount Jackson
Dule
David P. Weedler
Edenburg
Battery B
Three men executed at Rockview prison in 1929
At Rockview Penitentiary Bellefonte Pa on June 30 three inmates were executed by electric chair for murders. Martin Avery 19 and William Sled 30, both from Pittsburgh, and Frank Tonza 45 of Luzerne, died within about twenty minutes. Avery claimed sole guilt, Sled maintained innocence, Tonza spoke nothing.
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Sled
Edward J. Kretz, Jr
Prtwburgh
Tanza
Thomas Krokoskey
Luzerne
Father MeccCreeesh
Robert Elliot
New York
Avery
James Flori
Philadelphia
Pardon Board
Tawaa
Gerald Chapman
New England
Wilkes- Barre
Police Woman's Car Struck In Night Road Crash
Five occupants of Mrs Minnie McKibben's car escaped serious injury after a truck hit the vehicle near the Fairfield Club on Wilmington road. The car, driven by Sumner Rowland, sideswiped by the truck before careening down a fourteen foot embankment. Betty Goodrich Effie McKibben and others suffered bruises and shock but are recovering. Army motorists aided the victims as authorities investigate the crash and search for the truck's driver.
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Franklir
Minnie MckKibben
Highland Avenue
Oir
Faeld Club
Wilmington Road
McKibben
New Wilmington
Rowland
Alex Ribben
Wen
New Walmington
Authertics
Death Record for Margaret Oliver and Others in Mixed Entries
Fragmented notice lists ages and names including Margaret Oliver aged 55 with multiple partial locations and associates, John G Veck aged 57 of 100 Monivia Street, Albert Gwin and Elder Anderson with unclear towns, plus several stray surname fragments and town hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bt Wry
Sharon
John G. Veck
Monivia
Albert Gwin
Momuer
Wis
Chicago Flyers Aim to Stay Aloft Through Fourth
Chicago fliers John and Kenneth Hunter, coal miners from Sparta, plan to remain aloft for 22 days after breaking the endurance record with 24 hours to spare. They report refueling the plane 166 times and note fatigue and bad ignition hampered progress as rain and clouds hindered visibility in Chicago. Continuous flight surpassed previous record of 420 hours 21 minutes, with a note predicting they will not land before July Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Peterson
International News Service
Sixtl
Sky Harbor Airport
Chicago
John
Kenneth Hunter
Fors
Sparta
Hlinsis
Rome
Fage
Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself After Quarrel
A jealous husband shot his wife in their home then fatally shot himself after the couple had been arguing since Saturday. Police were called after two shots rang out. the wife, Helen, was found wounded and later died at Frankford Hospital as doctors held out hope for recovery before the tragedy.
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Lme
Helen
Frankford Hospital
AL Towhes
Brock
Fragmentary text fragment headlines prime old paper style
An OCR damaged passage presents scattered words and phrases about events and people, but lacks clear context or coherent facts. The readable bits hint at a community or school setting with mentions of dates, emotions, and unspecified actions. The overall meaning remains unknown.
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Shorley Worrell
Clayton Ind
Lan
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Fourth Hope of Congress
D. P. Needler
Co. G. Jordan
State
Trio
Rockview
Ira Winer
Eva
Ronald
Lorain Avenue
Fricade
Harrisville
Margaret Oliver
Wongels Durant Thompson
Wetsiwirgh
Sars Air
Arthur Mometer
Jiminy
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