Red Cross Campaign Tops Sixty Two Million Raised
Report from Washington shows cities nationwide race to hit end of week goal as Rockefeller Foundation contributes five million. New York and Wilmington lead totals with substantial private gifts while Chicago Cincinnati and Detroit report strong local fundraising efforts across districts.
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Wilmington
Del
Tee Renart
Newark
Kansas
Logis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Indiamapely
Columbus
Tiledo
Misnenpulle
Agit
Kaurarity
Cleveland
Keytes
Rifle
Moe Wns
Sileas
Chin
Marquette
Menomineo
Jesnet
New York City Red Cross Fund Drives Big Total
New York City faces a national Red Cross drive with a target of about 24 million dollars in two days. The effort centers at 42 Wall Street as leaders urge widespread donations, with major gifts from Rockefeller interests and numerous corporate and civic groups across the city.
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New York City
Red Cross
Crosa
Wineunre
Wall Street
Hecar I. Moreton
Jann L. Rockefalier, Jr
Ostenwits New Yor City
Tor
Chatman
Red Croes
Atribvetinn
Rockafeltar
Marsyon
Ctttzen
Maynr
Mitchel
Tram
Sapo
Jace Seki
Pomea Neat
TL Morece
Tram & Cearlen HL
Bertard
Ompany
Fuad
Bieamehis” Company
Chase Setorsl
Fl. Altmann
Pavy
Honda
Wilton
Kingsley
Metropelitat Weny
Foust Company
iNis
Tr Caberty
Matinnal Bank
Isepiration
Conpalidntert Copper Company
Montana Power Company
Aricona Comeerrral Mining Corttians
Ham l Conpur
Kor Babe Minlie Company
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Ann
Balshein Tube Pammany HV
Rracon
Proserr
Cruger Case Probes Police Handling of Girl’s Death
A mayoral inquiry led by Commissioner Wallstein opens into police conduct in the Ruth Cruger case with public hearings to fix responsibility for failing to recover the body and to determine any misconduct. District Attorney Swann and assistants supervise the probe, with testimonies from witnesses including Detective Sergeants McGee Lagaronne and others as new leads emerge about a knife with possible blood evidence.
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Attarnes
Cruger
Helin
Swann
Rory D. Cruger
Artorshey
John Ackermann
Coeeht
Morekl
Ankermann
Jem Wespral
Eiward Fish
Tenuwet
Makina
Tim Theroueh
Tiutre
Walletein
Marning
Captain Cooper
Frank McGen
John le Lagarennin
Can
Fallee
Craget
Woods
Tom
Antheirs
Ppedte
Humiston
Enna
Dooling
Richard Kenin
Cooper
McKenna
Swireant
Blood Stains Convince Police Girl Was Slain In Cocchi's Washroom
Police investigate Ruth Cruger case as detectives dig Cocchi premises in Manhattan. Inspectors uncover untouched soil in a cellar trench, while officials describe search sites from West 107th Street to nearby shops and residences. Authorities plan further excavations, detailing pipe access and soil layers in pursuit of the truth.
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Cocchi
Alfredo Cocchi
Manhattan
Ruth Cruger
Thoms
O'brien
Belin
Charew
Bureau of Suppline
Lapuite
Cogrhi
Rim
Cuedit
Joseph AL Faurne
Llentenam
Balin
O'Heren
Cightyr
Tmluning Malian
Patrick al. Gildes
Cocehl
Vilenre
Suffrage Would Have Helped Britain Says Miss Pankhurst
Miss Pankhurst argues the reform bill extending the vote to all British women over thirty would empower voters in municipal elections and parliamentary ballots. She notes uncertainty in the House of Lords but expects passage and outlines wartime roles for women, urging near-term enfranchisement and public service.
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Britain
Lenton
Jone
House of Lords
John Stuart Sill
Amramit
Hivaater Geet
Adete
Gui Hieln
Another Girl Vanishes Jennie Walsh's Mother Says Men Attacked Daughter
Aliee Walsh reports her daughter Jimmie nineteen Yates old missing since Wednesday evening from 12 West Thirty first Street. Neighor Clifford Pance says four men talked with her before escorting her home. Walsh says Jimmie was attacked again June 12 and last weekend, and she escaped by screaming.
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Drm
Aliee Walsh
West Thirty First Street
The
Polien
Pleht
Jimmie
Slim Waa
Mire Walsh
Clifford Pance
Mee Walsh
Ponce
Guardsmen to Get Single Pay Parliament Issue
Albany authorities clarified that guardsmen enlisted in the Sa el Guard of Never Militia will receive a single pay scale under Fenner law. The payment applies from the operative date, with the state covering costs previously paid by military services. Attorney General Lowks ruled on the matter, detailing the applicable authority and implementation.
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Albany
To-day events and people at Lut ye faley
To-day details mention Magee Te Niyesias, Murray Warner and others at Lut ye faley near Tiaday Conamaioecot Motel Ayan. The group runs tied Walpoogumiain and heads toward Gartoast Me beliai, Starma Tha, in the afternoon.
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Laws Saree Fonney
Magee Te Niyesias
Murray Warner
Lutye Faley
Tiaday Conamaioecot
Brooklyn Man Kills Wife and Children Then Ends His Life
Richard Barrett, unemployed of 450 Grant Avenue Brooklyn, fatally shot his wife Mary and two children Kitten and Donald after returning from Manhattan. He then slashed his throat with a razor, and finally killed himself with a bullet to the brain. Helen and Donald’s ages are given as nine and thirteen, with the surviving daughter fleeing the scene.
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Brooklyn
Richard Barrett
Grant Avenue
Morallg
Engineers’ Club
Manhattan
Mary
Barrett
Donald
Helen
Parlon
Second arrest in Piper murder case rattles New Brunswick
A Rutgers student murder probe centers on W J Condon now jailed on Piper death charges. Neighbors recall seeing a Condon car near Spotswood as investigators weigh a tip about a concealed body location. Witnesses mention two men with a bulky package and a cellar compartment as clues surface in the evolving case.
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Newlight
John V. Piper
Rutgers
New Brunswick
W. J. Condon
Piper
Spotanos
Condon
Spotswood
Dr. Condon
Parsons
William Dunn
Joby Jones
Livingston Avenue
Bapris
Comley
Allan Tuiin
Niwaga
Lee
Doctor's Wife Killed, Suspect Shoots Self at Home
In Waukesha Wisconsin on a June afternoon a teacher Misa Lusk shot and killed Mes Roberts wife of Dr David Roberts then fatally shot herself at MrsRoberta’s boarding house. Police and a doctor attended. Letters to parents indicated motives.
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Waukesha
Wis
Mie
Grace Lagk
Uining
Mes
Avid Roberts
David Roberts
Bianca Mills
Misa Lust
Misa Lusk
Huberts
Huberte
Roberta
Mink Lusk
le Wate
Mics
Lark
Iir
Poico
Milas Tilak
Wil
Mneines
Wix
Mire Wusk
Wurht
Roberts
Continental
D. A. Ry
Simon Newman
Mtecine
Min Lusk
Bee
Ty Morriy Tullar
Attarsay
Six Who Sold Liquor to Soldiers Sentenced
Six men convicted of selling liquor to soldiers near Jefferson Barracks were sentenced in St Louis. One Black man received the heaviest term of one year in jail as federal actions against tax violations intensified in the area.
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St Louis
Dune ZL
Jefferson Barracks
Court Bars Hearst From Selling AP News Rights
U S Court of Appeals orders Hearst to reinstate the Associated Press service and blocks sale of AP news rights. Ruling cites property and competitive concerns, noting publishers cannot obtain news by deception or misrepresentation. The decision limits use of AP material by rival outlets and underscores ownership of news content by member papers.
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Peart
Intereis Servier
Heim Servien
Associated Press
Venda
Tadeo
Publis Hon and
Sram
Associated Presa
Hund
Telegraph
Cleveland
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