Twister Runs It Way Into Youth States
Tornadoes and cyclones struck Mississippi Alabama and nearby regions causing multiple fatalities and injuries. A Mississippi truck area tolled fifteen lives and dozens hurt. In Alabama ten killed including families near Creelton and others injured. towns such as Ellmont and Gadsden reported extensive damage and outages. Communications disrupted and homes demolished. Victims were reported white in Empire Alabama and Owens mining camp. Continuous coverage notes continued on page 15.
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Gadsden
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Mississippi
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Four Chicago gang members sought by police
Milwaukee police seek four men linked to a Chicago gang after two suspects were arrested on vagrancy charges following a trap set by detectives. A car with a Chicago license plate was found at a west side garage. four armed men allegedly stored the vehicle and later tried to claim it, refusing to identify their contact.
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Watled Preps
Milwaukee
L'Nur Omen
Gafyl
Chicago
West Side
Quick Action by Gooodidge on Tax Bill Expected
President Coolidge is poised to sign the new tax bill after broad support in Congress. Treasury will report on revenue impact, with a deadline of midnight June 7. if Congress adjourns without action, the bill could die by pocket veto.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington, D. C
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Capitol
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Senate
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Tendera
Treasury Department
Tate
Congress
Methodist Conference Votes To Lift Ban On Dancing And Theater
The Methodist Episcopal general conference in Springfield Mass lifts a ban on amusements not harmful to the Lord Jesus, tabling minority reports that would ban Sunday theater and dancing. They approve a policy change to consolidate church publishing work and create a unified headquarters network in New York Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Springfield
Mass
Jesus
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Methodist Doak
Conference On Executive Tonmites
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Claclnat
General Conference
Bishop Brown Faces Episcopal Trial Over Heresy Charges
Bishop William Montgomery Brown goes on trial before nine Episcopal bishops in Cleveland for alleged heretical utterances in his book Communism and Christian Iranian published in 1920. He says he will appeal to noted scientists if expelled and plans to present his list of questions on the virgin birth and miracles to the judges.
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United Proast Cleveland
William Montgomery
Galion
Swifty
Protestant Episcopal Church
Iselentigta
Brown
Herey
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Windsor hotel fire in Newark claims six lives
Six men are known to have died as a Windsor hotel on Hateev Street burned today. Firemen say others may be in the debris. The four story frame hotel housed about 100 men last night and many roomers were circus workers. A policeman saw three men reach a fire escape door before flames consumed them. The blaze hindered firefighters amid dense black smoke in Newark’s automobile district.
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Newark
N. 1
Windsor
Hateev Street
Appleton
Wis
Patterson & Co
Half Holiday for School Pupils After Movie Fire
A Milwaukee parochial school granted a half holiday after a fire started in a motion picture booth. A student or worker inadvertently triggered the blaze in the main hall, causing an estimated $3,090 in damage while water flooded classrooms. Firemen confined the flames to the hall. Rev. F. G. Pettit reported details to United Press.
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Milwaukee
F. 4. Pettit
Jazz Arouses Animals in Zoo Music Study
A mixed group of southern California students and professors tested animal responses to music inside a motion picture garden cage. Jazz angered tigers and startled baboons while an elephant reacted calmly to the trombone. other animals showed varied responses to lullabies and stormy pieces.
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Southern
California
Gao
Professors
Atudenta
Shield
Missing Barker Girl Found Employed at Stablekeeper Home
Gertrude Barker, 16, reported missing as a kidnapping victim, was located last night employed as a housekeeper in a stable keeper's residence in Yakima, Washington. She said freedom and outdoor life at home influenced her to seek adventure away from school routine.
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Associated Press
Chlesgo
Gertrude Farker
Academy
Wan
Japanio
Yakimi
Wash
Missing Wisconsin teen found by construction crew
United Press dispatch from Wanakesha Wisconsin reports mystery around Lee Tiffany 20 disappeared after leaving home for church service his father later discovered Tiffany working with a road construction crew during a trip to Milwaukee the teen had refused to let his younger brother accompany him and was reported missing Sunday night
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Hughes Appears Content With Exclusion Law
Washington briefing from United Press reports Chief Hughes will not resign over the immigration bill after President Coolidge signs the measure despite opposition to the Japanese exclusion clause. Hughes says vetoing would have sparked controversy and harmed the law. Japanese Ambassador Hanthara is likely to retire after the bill’s passage, though not immediately.
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United Press
Washington
DD. C
Coolidge
Hughes
United
Mhanthara
Hanthara
Japan
Standard Seeking Concessions From Italy Says Report
The July Telegraph's diplomatic correspondent says the standard of interest has approached the Italian government seeking an offer concession similar to that recently granted to Harry F. Sinclair.
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Standard
Italy
Associated Prean
July Telegraph
Standard of
Harry F. Sinclair
Drowned Boy in Angelo Mill Pond At Spartina
A 10 year old named Harold Arentz drowned in the Angelo mill pond at Spartina Wisconsin after a leaky boat flooded and submerged. A companion stayed afloat until help arrived.
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United Press
Spartina
Wis
Harold Arentz
An-gelo
Arentz
Pandhing Wau
Norris Shoals Plan Favored by Committee
Washington reports say a committee favored the Norris government ownership plan for the Alkande Musela shonle nitrate and power project but a key motion to report favorably failed. The Norris proposal had been before the panel for two years without action, while Ford and other private offers awaited floor consideration in the senate.
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Washington
Sents
Pericu
Ture Couunilttes
Norris
Ter
FLAOR
Henry Ford
Senate
Ford
Milwaukee couple held on statutory charge in elopement case
United Press report says Delon Cola 27 and Luella Fagin 19 were held by Milwaukee police on a statutory charge after traveling from Dubuque to wed and living here as husband and wife while Cole’s wife was in a sanitarium. The pair allegedly solicited money by telegraph and planned to marry after the man’s divorce.
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Tin An
Delon Cola
Dubuque
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Jenroll
Milwauker
Delor Cole
Ty Mate
Ind
Luella Fagin
Cuawast
Cole
Am Wisconsin
Wi Merminerin
Cosende
Milwaukee
Mins Fagin
Brutal murderers are angels in modernist charge
In Milwaukee an angry sermon by a preacher who denies the virgin birth of Christ drew sharp fire as he condemned modern beliefs of wrath and hell. The speaker warned that those who deny God’s wrath risk damnation and compared modernists unfavorably with brutal murderers. He argued punishment follows sin and rebirth does not absolve guilt.
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Milwaukee
Christ
T. N. TL
Martin
Vine Mountain
Mise
Clared
India
Bapalat Bible Union
Xesalon
Ehra
Heaven
Bry
Brimstone
Gregory
Jackson
Nation's Capital Briefs on Senate Session and Committees
In Washington today Renate and others meet the President and cabinet as House committees begin probes. The Senate holds a session to consider action on Muscle Shoals proposals while Mayfield contest details are discussed amid shipping board inquiries.
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Renate
House
Peesident and
Cabine
Renate Daveherty
House Cormitittes
Renate Eiecionse
Senate
Death ray device sparks international intrigue and protest
Ling Allen reports that Grin Hell Mathews, aggrieved by government offers, pushes his secret death ray project with allies in Japan and South America. The United Press recounts American and French observations, naval interest, and ongoing tests near Brent and Brentall amid warnings of escalating tensions and potential demonstrations.
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United Press Star
Jonson—Kanes
Grin
Hell Mathews
Iniatadry
Dareed
Gmialod
Brent Allatinees
Warattie
Park
Girindell Mathews
Aim Tngdahman
Japan
Tatu
South America
Agenta
Davention
Ranuminton
King Victor Receives Freedom of City Amid London Visit
King Victor Emmanuel and the Italian royal family visit London for four days. He is granted the freedom of the city in a traditional ceremony as Prince Henry and Princess Ma falda attract public attention. The Duke of York rides separately in a motor car, while Althea and others accompany the royal party.
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Phelan to Name McAdoo at Convention
Chelan of Han Branctaco, former United States senator from California, has been named to place the name of William G. McAdoo before the temperate national convention in New York. It is his McAdoo’s personal choice.
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United States
California
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New York
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Income tax returns of Fall and others under inquiry
Former Representative Mendell of Wyoming and officials of the Internal Revenue Bureau along with two Washington banks were examined today before the grand jury in the District of Columbia. Albert T. Fall and other central figures in the naval oil case scandal faced inquiries into tax returns and related bank transactions.
Donaghey Named Acting State Highway Engineer After Hirst Resigns
Madison The highway commission elected John T Donaghey maintenance engineer of the state highway department as acting state highway engineer to succeed A R Hirst who resigned. Donaghey had served in the department since a prior era and was formerly highway engineer in Lank County for three years. The appointment is for an indefinite term. The move follows Hirsts resignation and sparks discussions on the highway program and department cuts.
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Associated Proax
Madison
John T. Donaghey
State Highway Department
Atate
Aucsomt
A. AR
Hirst
Donaghey
Highway Department
Ostate
Lank
Madiyon
Wisroadin
Wince Vel
Aginst Gargota J. Rieine
Arinouti Canenk Dy Uist
Tela
Apq Peauth
Gavernie Glatne
Whehway
Govardor Blilie
Soanie Tire
Ovds
Wisionary
Hirat
Tip
Moonshine Factory Claim Shocks Wisconsin Agents
Federal officers said they uncovered the state’s most modern moonshine setup near Green Bay. They described a waterworks and underground sewer system with latest matting machinery, wrecked equipment, and seized 100 gallons of mash and two 10 gallon stills. Warrants were issued for Omar and Walter Anterby, alleged operators.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Omar
Walter Anterby
Senate Approves Postal Employee Salary Increase
The Senate passed the Edge bill boosting pay for 300,000 federal workers. The measure, awaiting House action, faces an estimated annual cost between 60 and 85 million dollars, with Clarky and carrion' amlaméx valued around 100 a year.
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United Press
Washington
BD. C
Senate
House
Arrests man resembling crime suspect in Chicago
A 27 year old man answering the general description of the kidnapper of Robert Franka, 14, was arrested. Police say the suspect named George Johnson Powritz claimed the same alias. A $16,000 reward totals for tips leading to the killer’s arrest.
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aRy Valteg
Edward Maurmane
Hark
Bla Hamme
George Johnson
Stene
Slinkleford
Indiana
Chiee
Pallee
Art
Democrats of State Meeting in Minnesota
Democratic party leaders in Minnesota resume talks on convention delegates and platform. Key figures Jo Tarret and Carlos Avery head the ticket for senator and governor as endorsing efforts focus on primary timing and a possible uninstr ucted delegation to the national convention.
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Paul Winn
New York
Pul Iule
Moderation League
Smith
Jo Tarret
Atle
Carlos Avery
Gubernatoriay
Light frost expected in Wisconsin forecast
The forecast calls for generally fair tonight with cooler conditions in western areas. Warmer daytime highs expected elsewhere with light frost possible in exposed places in the north and central regions.
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United Press
Wisconsin
North
Cene
Norlons
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