Delegates Arrive as Fraternal Meet Opens in Duluth
Delegates from across the country arrive for the National Fraternal Congress of America in Duluth. The four day session opens with speakers including Thomas F. MacDonnell of Chicago and FEL Ptton of Cleveland as Canarian officials accompany the group.
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National
Fraternal Congress of America
Sumiay
Sigamer Netoraca
Montreat
Crmada
Ipowern
Thomas FP. MacDonnlt
Cievgo
Hreshient
FEL Ptton
Geveland
Scott Entered Hospital to Evade Gallows
At midnight the former Canada-born inmate, jailed for murder, was moved to the state hospital for the criminally insane. Guards and staff noted his demand to be treated as sane, claiming innocence while hoping to outlive confinement and one day prove the charges false.
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Reetate Hospital
Cherter
Russell Sentalito
Canad
Joseph Mauric
State Institution
Theriy
Union Grove Robbers Nabbed After Citywide Pursuit
Union Grove residents nab two Chicago gunmen after a freight house raid. Ned Dewey and Tom Hayes captured. Dewey later found in a haymow by a German hound. A third bandit fled to Watertown. townsfolk helped in the chase. In Lisbon a youth bandit was killed and another wounded in a gas station hold up. In Chicago a box office holdup yielded 12,000 but no one hurt.
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Preas
Racine
Wis
Phil
Union Grove
Ned Dewey
Tom Hayes
Donnay ‘Winnon
Vedi
Dewey
Wilson
C. 3
St. Paul
Sherk Collings
J. A. Gham
Buriars
Collings
Ale
Graham
Hayes
Tio
Watertown
Freas
Salem
Chicago
State Lake
Grad Hla
Beaver dam removal eases Eagle River water shortage
United Press reports in Eagle River Wisconsin that the state conservation commission authorized towing out several beaver dams along streams feeding the Wisconsin River. After over ten weeks of restricted operations and an added rainfall, water levels rose toward a normal flow, helping the plant resume full operation.
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United Press
Ele River
Wis
Eagle River Light & Tower
Atate Conneréation Commission
Wisconsin River
Deport felons among aliens urged for deportation law
United Press dispatch reports a proposed law to deport aliens convicted of felonies. The American Legion national convention in Omaha Nebraska this fall is urged to pass the necessary legislation for deportation and to adopt a resolution calling for stronger enforcement and action by federal authorities.
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United Preas
Americs
American Legion
Omaha
Don
Barby
Deaman
Enanmisien
Ais
Steck Leads as Ballot Counting Continues in Senate Race
Washington Daniel Steck, Democratic candidate for the Senate seat of Smith W. Brockhart, holds a lead as counting proceeds. Allied Press reports the latest totals show Steck at 139,405 and Brockhart at 139,405 with contested 174 stock votes noted by Brockhart and Steck.
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Washington
Daniel Steck
Smith W. Brockhart
Fed
Cammittes
Wlaton
Brockhart
Sti
Worst Fire in Years Raging in Libby Montana Forest
Spokane dispatch reports the Kootenai forest near Libby Montana burning at its worst in sixty years with about 16 000 acres of virgin timber at risk. About 250 men battle the blaze hoping for control in four or five days.
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Spokane
Kootenai Forest
Libby
Mont
Storkdale
Darrow Attacked as Agnostic Defense Counsel in Bryan Service
United Press reports at a Chicago event Judge Raulston praised William Jennings Bryan while denouncing Clarence Darrow as an agnostic defense counsel. Raulston reviewed the Scopes trial, scorned Darrow, and claimed Darrow sought Bryan’s political destruction.
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United Press
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Join T. Raulaton
Dayton
Tenn
William Jenning Bryan
Raulstan
Bryan
Church of Presidents May Be Sold Over Paving Bill
Asbury Park New Jersey chapel known as the church of the presidents may be sold at auction after sixty communicants could not raise 3800 to pay a city street paving bill. The trustees owe 500 in paying assessment with the treasury only 150, and the city warns that failure to pay by month’s end will lead to sale to satisfy the claim.
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Thired Press
Asbury Park
Nvd
St. James
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
James Garfeld
A. S. Grant
Evidence Holds Fate Of Convict Simmons In Electric Chair
Lincoln Nebr United Press reports Walter Ray Simmons sentenced to die in the electric chair. Dr B V McNermatt of Glen Rock Wyom cites a letter to Gov Adm McMullen claiming a half Indian may have committed the murder of Frank Fahl in Spencer Neb. Governor McMullen remains firm on clemency unless strong new evidence appears.
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United Press
Lincoln
Nebr
Walter Ray Simmsons
B. V. McNermatt
Glen Rock
Wyo
McDermott
Adm McMullen
Frank Fahl
Spencer
Neb
McMullen
Silimans
Urtess
Simmons
Bathing Suits Passe on Streets of Chicago
Chicago patrols arrest Bathing Suits Passe on Streets of Chicago. Police sergeant questions Marcus, Jr. and Evang, Fi ward, Rosberg, and others about loitering with intent. They are dismissed after explanation. car and clothing remain missing.
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Chicago
United Press
Rex Rosberg
Fiward Evang
Marcus, Jr
Marcus
Fme
Governor Promises Probe Into Lynchings In Missouri
Governor Baker announced he will direct the attorney general to cooperate in the investigation into the lynching of Walter Mitchell at Bacelstar Springs near Jefferson City on Friday.
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Jefferson City
Baker
Ratert
Walter Mitchell
Hexto
Bacelstar Springs
Mother saves boy as son who killed father fights for life
Jewin I. Femrite reports from Farkersboro that 17 year old Warren Vandervoort shot and killed his father and wounded his mother. Mrs Vanderwoort, wounded in head, says she believes her son did not intend to kill. Warren is jailed in Allison awaiting grand jury action. defense plans unclear though insanity plea considered. Police probing motive given son resented interference with his algebra studies and hoped to collect his father’s debts.
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United Press State
Farkersboro
J. Warren Vandervoort
Vanderwoort
Mfe
Warren
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