Davies Plot to Kill Wife Surfaces in Kansas Case
United Press dispatch from City, Mo on June 24 reports six men arrested over an alleged murder plot linked to Mrs. Davies of Concordia, Kansas. Davies, a retired merchant, faces insanity plea while his wife stands by him amid claims of bootleg influence and blackmail driving the plan and related robberies.
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United Press
City
Davies
Ohare
Ray Bryan
Davien
Concordia
Kan
Kanuas
Bipad
Guamen
Polleeberg
Lundglade
Leduy
Teo Bird
Kansas City
Bird
Fing
Weed
Pat Bird
Lee
Onda
REALTORS MEET IN DETROIT FOR NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
United Press Dispatch reports 5000 realtors and families gathered in Detroit for a four day National Association meeting. Delegates from every state attended with All-California Western Special trains from Los Angeles and a bannered caravan of automobiles. The event featured plans arranged by Benjamin L. Coolidge and Pierce Jones with travel via Southern Pacific and a return route through the Canadian Northwest arriving in San Francisco by July.
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United Press Dispatch
Detroit
United States
Natural Association of Beni Hatate Hoarda
Benjamin L. Coolidge
Chicago
San Fimelaco
Barnes City Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Events
Barnes City notes dated June 24 recounts visits from Clint McSpud and Whit Cheer supporters, and greetings between local families including Dalhey and Giles. A church basement ice cream social, a 38th anniversary from Tenmnt Grave Baptist, and a Sunday game saw Barnes City adults and youths gather, with Gibson prevailing over Barnes City.
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Barnes City
Clint McSpudden
M. Dalhey
Tred Giles
Hobby
Tider
Bontina
Indies
Ollen
Milleraburs
Martha Wilson
Din Wilson
Monteaunin
Mra
Glenn Wymore
Som Hymee
Oakaloosa
Warnes
Graham
Tarnes ‘City
Gibson
Barnerity
Gibsons
Abb Dye
Speot Alunday
Hite MceMnllins
Gursla
Hawird Heach
Gus Schyltische
Hayespile
Timer Morrow
Deja
Rollie Alton
Joyce
J. C., Aller
Tenmnt Grave Baptist Church
Barnes
Tyne Bi
H.W. Tipe
Galenfoxon
Riggs
Likens
Junior Figher
Joe Dikens
Pansy Myers
New Sharon
Sam Wymore
Miterabues
Coal hauler from Huntington to Wheeling causes stir
A fragment reports a coal laden wagon from Huntington to Wheeling, with errors in transcription. The Detroit Real Estate Board plans elaborate entertainments for delegates, including tours to automobile plants and a river run to a Windgon destination, amid garbled phrasing and unclear details.
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Virginia
Huntington
Detroit Real Estate Board
Windgon
Confessed Typhoid Germs Tie Shepherd to Murder
Court heard direct and indirect confessions linking William D Shepherd to the death of Billy McClintock. Prosecutors argued a $100,000 motive, while defense claimed bias and questionable testimony. Judge and jury faced bitter exchanges as the trial continued.
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Gorman
Sthem
Billy
Shepherd
Albucuercue
Maconlactance
Algan
Flo
Geruimno
Cs ‘Waban
Billy McCain
Corman
Shepher
Yatman
Falman
Alman
William D
Stewart
Billy McClintock
George
EB. Gorman
Billy McClinack
Faiman
Charles C. Falman
National University
Sciancos
McClintock
Patman
Shephard
Wltly Lm
Terme
Hkang Shepherd
Mtewarl
Shépherd
Prohibition Raids Strike Matiashka County Area
Federal and local officers conducted dawn raids across Matiashka County and Ogkuioosa targeting bootleggers and illicit alcohol. Several arrests followed at homes along North D Street and Mes Henry Green area, with quantities of alcohol seized and defendants awaiting bonds in federal court.
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Aity
Matiashka County
Ogkuioosa
Somme
Yeens
North D Street
Cs Holloway
Ziba Barr
Ol- Fimwa
Mt. Ayre
George Giltner
Oknawa
Ee Cc
Eighty Thousand Women Engaged in Farm Home Projects
Des Moines reports eighty thousand women participated in county wide farm home improvement projects under the Town Farm Bureau Federation plan. Mrs Bilsworth Richardson, director of women's work, said women across the state work on five principal projects including club and home economics activities. Each county pursues programs aimed at brightening farm life and reducing rural labor burdens, paralleling urban club activity.
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Dispatch
Des Moines
Town Farm Bureau
Bilssworth Richardagm
Yate
Richardson
Springs Attack Leaves Odell Wounded Captor Suspects
Odell, a 33 year old man, was attacked in Springs by two assailants near a club. He suffered a gash to the head and a head wound while chloroform was used, and the attackers reportedly restrained him with a handkerchief before fleeing as he was revived. Police believe the men remained until Odell was heavily incapacitated before his wife was reportedly taken as a captive during the assault.
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Exceluiche Spring
Walter Oll
Sairs
Oll
Way
Gale Club
Marlon Payne
Odell
Radio Programs Highlight Midweek Music and Address Events
A listing of radio schedules notes various programs across stations in WA New York Chicago Denver Montreal and Washington. Highlights include George Racciere's Jellow Symphony Orchestra at WLS Chicago 10 pm and Judge Ben Lindey speaking on KOA Denver prime time. The Megantic Orchestra and Navy Band appear on WCAP WOO WJAR and other outlets with multiple time slots around 7 pm to 10 pm.
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Constraht United Press
New York
George
Racciere
Jellow Symphony Orchestra
WLS
Chicago
Mentelaaohna Elijah
KOA
Denver
Ben B. Lindyey
Koa Pingersti Radio
Drarha
CNRM
Montreal
Megantic
Ninety Eight Added Prisoners and Sixty One Women Enter Rolls
The biennial state board report shows 6,018 men and 4,197 women in eighteen state institutions. Inmates increased by 1,063 from the previous period. Executives at the women’s reformatory and related posts changed, with Miss Sickels promoted and Dr Teach leaving for Minnesota. Population figures cover Soldiers Home to Mount Pleasant and Clarinda, with totals for male and female inmates across facilities.
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Conystyt United Press
New York
Detroit
WOK
Davenport
WCCO
Minneapolia- Si
Pol
WOAB
Pittsburgh
WIEEI
Tigstan
WIA
Providence
WET
Philadelphia
WGR
Buffalo
WSAL
Cin Cincinnat
Pam Atwater-Kent Art
United Press Dispatch
Des Moines
Jimenotpe Pag
State Board of Control
Atat
Board of Control
Lucy M. Sickels
Ray M. Stanenett
Jana A. Teach
Women's Refer
Minnesota
Eleanor ~ Jutekinson
Woodward
Dr. Beach
Mach
State Amatorium
Mount Pleasant State Insane Hospital
Mount Pleasant State Hospital
Independence State Insane Hospital
Nebrtate
Clarinda State Insane Hospital
Charokee State Insane Hospital
Alate
State Asks Death Penalty In Murder Trial
Edward C. Derr reports on the Shepherd murder case in Chicago where William Darling Shepherd awaits life or death verdict for the killing of Jerly McClintock. The jury is nearing a decision likely by Thursday or Friday as closing arguments begin and press reports note family, finances, and the defendant's marriage plans influence the trial atmosphere.
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Edward C. Derr
United Press Dispatch
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
Jerly McClintock
Pridoy
Tin
Garo
Ufa
Young McClintoth
Gorman
William Scott Stewart
IW. W. O’ldtien
Robert E. Crowe
Crowe
Shephir
Fiyia
Shepherd N
Fron
Nti
Tong
Mika Uy Will
Shela
Hex Showlder
Misa Blule Gunn
Senora Calles to Return Home From Sightseeing
Senora Calles wife of Mexico's president plans to leave for the Cay of Mexico after two weeks of sightseeing and shopping for furnishings at the Chapultepec mansion. She will return via San Diego where her daughter Alteia will attend school.
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Los Angeles
Mexico
Cay
Executioe
Chanultepec
San Diego
Alteia
Goolidges At Summer Home Amid Short Salem Visit
The president and Mrs. Coolidge arrived at White Court near Salem for a summer vacation. Marines stood in salute on the lawn as they greeted hosts Mrs. Stearns and prepared to stay at Red Gabler for breakfast. The welcome was informal and portrayed a calm, pleasant start to the trip.
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Coplidge
Frank W. Stearns
Tha. Blonrns
Summe
Miles
Salem
Red ‘Gabler
Edgar Allan Poe
Rutem
Maes
Speckat
Sutonta Des and
Brgan
Bwasmpseel
Prana W. Blegmas
Richard Jorvin
Witat ‘Monge ‘Secvat Service
Alsin Automoniles
Lacey Socials and Visitors Reported in Weekly Notes
Lacey residents attend summer schools, visits to Mason City and Knoxville noted. Ernest Eckhart at Busimbout Rock hopes for his brother Thos Mekhoft. Eighteen members met for a W. G. UL meeting at Frank Crival’s home. next gathering with Mrs. Gell Reynolds. Car travel includes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boyd, Mrs. Lowen, and Mrs. Steddom amid varied visits, with Mrs. Coolidge and party in town by Mayor George Yates.
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Mix
Frank Crival
Gell Reynolds
Tigi Fin Glavena
Oxkilonsit
hee #leter
Dirs
Dala Lowen
C. Randall and Son
Duntar
Branden
Chas, Steddom
Biba Sh
Mra
Dah Lowes
Garrett Galie
Chicago
Qarren Hani
Government Hospital
Knoxville
Lacey
George Yates
Coolidge
Secret Service
Durand linked to North Shore robberies in Hollywood era case
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports Tack Durand, adopted son of Bir and Mrs. Scott Dupant of a fashionable Lake Forest family, implicated in a string of North Shore robberies. Arrested youths Franklin Patterson, George Burchard, and James Gordon Miller confessed to multiple crimes, including a home robbery at Armour and Company president Edmund White and a theft of goods valued at thousands from Mark Morton. Durand allegedly led the spate of crimes.
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United Press Disputch
Chicago
Tack Durand
Bir
Scott Du~pant
Millonaire
Tashionable
J Luke Forest
North Shore
Youngs Durand
Los Angeles
California
Hat Cordet
Durand
Jonethrop
Franklin Patterson
George Burchard
Dames Gordon Miller
Tie
Edwon White
Armour and Conmany
Hester White
Mark Morton
Morton Path Works
Jack Durand
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