North Dakota Senator Héwin Fre. Ladd Dies in Baltimore
Senior North Dakota senator Héwin Fre. Ladd died at 10 20 a m in Baltimore after kidney trouble and neuritis. He had been in poor health since a rain storm in North Dakota a year earlier. His wife and two of eight children were at his bedside, along with his secretary Douglas H. McArthur. Ladd had long served as chemist professor and university president before becoming a U S senator. His death followed closely after Senator La Follette, marking a second insurgent bloc loss in four days.
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Baltimore
Héwin Fre. Ladd
North
Rome
North Dakota
Douglas H. McArthur
Senator Ladé
Senator Ladil
Jobus ‘Hopkins Hospital
Cleveland
Lada
Vernon
Washington
Baltimore Church
Walis
Ladd
United States
la Follette
Senate
Horse Brings High Price at Santa Barbara Auction
An 8 year old gelding named Marcos sold for 15100 at a public sale in Triunfo, claimed to be the highest price ever paid for a saddle horse in America. Miss Louise Weber of Los Angeles bid the amount for F W Matthiesen stock.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
San . Marcos
America
Louise Weber
Los Angeles
F. W. Matthiesen
Triunfo
Marshal Joffre in Serious Condition in Paris
Reports from Paris say Marshal Joffre remains ill with a chill that worsened Saturday. Official word states his condition is serious as doctors monitor him closely in the capital.
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Marshal
Joffre
Paris
Fugitive Bank Brought Back From Providence
Wesley DeKay, tied to the 1912 Atlantic National Bank wrecking in Providence Rhode Island, is brought back after 12 years. Secret service agents aim him to federal court on charges of aiding in the misappropriation exceeding $200,000 under treaty-allowed reach.
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New York
Wesley DeKay
Atlantic National Bank
Providence
R. L
Ar Tt
Multiple Iowa crashes claim seven lives in Des Moines area
Des Moines victims include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hurley Mrs. Florence Galloway and Dr. David Storie among six killed in two crashes near Lamont and Northwood. Kenneth Burkholder Gerald Ross and C. W. Stuart die in collisions. Hawarden youth dies after being struck in a pool-area incident. In Washington Senator La Follette dies at 70 from heart failure after a long illness. Funeral in Madison followed by burial at Forest Hill. body lay in state in capitol.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas Hurley
Florence Galloway
David Q. Storie
C. W. Stuart
Kenneth Burkholder
Chariton
Gerald Ross
Earl Ross
Hawarden
Ray Maxwell
Anderson
Ths
Ross Boy
Havgarden
Two Men Killed in Nebraska Grade Crossing Crashes
Two men were killed outright and another fatally injured in two grade crossing crashes near Richland west of Schuyler Nebraska. The Richland victim was Mangold of Lynch Nebraska. The other victim was BR Jones 45 of David his two young sons escaped unharmed.
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Fremont
Neb
Richland
Schuyler
Richlang
Mangold
Lynch
BR. Jones
David
Farewell to Explorer MacMillan at Old Whale Wharf
The crowd at Wiscasset Maine bids Donald Baxter MacMillan farewell as he departs for the Arctic, promising a return after leading his crews of twenty aboard a voyage to uncharted polar seas.
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MacMillan
Wiscasset
Donald Baxter MacMillan
Maine
Mac
Arctic
Tax Exemption Plan Proposed by Senator Harris
Georgia Senator Harris urged a federal income tax exemption in the next Congress for married couples with incomes of 5060 dollars or less and individuals whose income does not exceed personal exemptions by more than 500 dollars, as a provision in the revenue bill.
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Washington
Harris
Georgia
Fake Baseball Pool Scams Exposed Across the Nation
Investigators reveal a large scam tied to a Chicago to Terre Haute pool scheme. Promoters collected hundreds of thousands from gullible participants before disappearing, exposing four major cliques operating nationwide. Local investors reportedly lost 27,900 as they sought prizes.
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Chicago
Terre Haute
Prohibition Agents Killed in Huntington Gun Fight
Two prohibition agents were killed and a third wounded when federal and state officers battled in a Camp Creek ravine near Huntington West Virginia. Each side mistook the other for moonshiners, the targets they were pursuing.
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Huntington
W. Va
Camp Creek
Slayer Faces Death After Stabbing Policeman Case
Chicago man Walter Krauser is charged with the murder of a policeman and fatally stabbing Bernard Grant while visiting in county jail. Krauser says Grant had threatened to kill him and claims he found a pocket knife used in the assault. Grant suffered five stab wounds including a lung puncture and a nearly severed jugular vein.
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Chicago
Walter Krauser
Gay
Bernard Grant
Krauser
Westbrook Grant
Grant
Foreclosure Suit Against Milwaukee Chicago and St Paul
A foreclosure suit against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad was filed in U S district court by Guaranty Trust of New York. The action seeks payment of principal and interest on bonds maturing June 1 and could lead to sale of the railroad to satisfy about 200 million dollars in claims. Italian Debt Negotiations Begin in Washington
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul
United States District Court
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Reed
Gunmen Attack Chicago City Hall In Bold Night Raid
Unidentified Italian gunman fired at State's Attorney Crowe's office in Chicago hall, wounding none but prompting a citywide manhunt. Sheriff Hoffmann and Police Sgt Curran exchanged shots, Curran narrowly escaped injury. Authorities suspect gangsters from the Genta clan amid threats and police pursuit continues.
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Chicago
Ghicag
Crowe
Hoffmen
Bibbdge H. Curran
Hoffman
Curran
Guyran
North Side
Genta Gang
Curren
Gurran
William Swesner
Ing
State News highlights many Iowa items
Iowa reports cost concerns for phone service thefts at 50 000 dollars and a Fort Madison hospital project while coal contracts close. Vigilante group forms near Indianola. road surfacing concentrates in Polk Scott Linn Marshall. May cattle tests yield 834 pounds milk 26.9 fat. TB eradication wins Appanoose county county status.
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Iowa City
Fort Madison
King’s Daughters
State Board of Control
Greenfield Township
Indianola
Iowa
Polk
Scott
Linn
Marshall
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa Buttermakers
St. Paul
Mina
First State Bank of
Rockford
Rockford State Bank
Iowa Bankers Association
Dubuque
Marshall-Grandy
Test Association
Colin Neblitt
Keokuk
Stuart
State Railroad Commission
O. Wright
Adel
James Mitchell
Knoxville
Executive “Council
John Caldwell
Centerville
United States Department of Agriculture
Hammill
War Department
N. A. Glark
Great Britain
Rothamsted
Agricultural and Industrial Commission
Sean
John P. Grieve
Webb
Grieve
Spencer
Anamosa
State Automobile Department
A. B. Cummins
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Appanoose County
Offce
Census Bureau
Washington
Towa
Man Killed in Chicago-Glen Bliva Shooting
A married man, Ivan Blake of Glen Bliva, was shot dead while seated in a car near Blooming Gale with Frances Schuster of Glen Huyn. Blake was killed and Schuster wounded in the jaw as a masked assailant approached the running board. The attacker then covered the girl with a sack and assaulted her. Schuster remains hysterical and cannot yet give a full account, though she has provided police with a description of the murderer.
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Chicago
Ivan Blake
Glen Bliva
Blooming Gale
Frances Schuster
Glen Huyn
Blake
Coroner's Jury Binds Dr Young in Wife's Death
In Los Angeles a coroner's inquest found dentist Dr Thomas W Young responsible for the death of his wife Grace former widow of Patrick Grogan Oliva. The jury cited premeditated murder with lethal gas administration and strangulation as the methods used.
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Los Angeles
Thomas W. Young
Grace
Patrick Grogan
Oliva
Young
Two Killed in Great Northern Train Crash
A switch engine ploughed into a packed street car killing Bert Aune 28 of 7114 Pacific Street and William Nichols 35 of 1692 North Rustic Street. Anne was killed instantly and Nichols died hours later at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Great Northern
Bert Aune
Pacific Street
Cuizhy Packing Company
Wiliam Nichols
North Rustic Street
Anne
Nicholly
St. Joseph's Hospital
Train kills two year old girl in Seney incident
LeMars Iowa district reports the death of two year old Ian Carol Darville daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Darville of Seney after being struck by the northbound passenger train No 4 of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railroad in LeMars area.
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LeMars
Ian Carol
Leslie Darville
Seney
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and
Omeha
Seven Killed in Auto Wreck Near St. Louis
Seven people died in a Monday automobile accident near St. Louis in this vicinity. Police and safety officials investigated the crash scene as authorities released details of the deadly wreck.
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St. Louis
Canadian inventor faces July 17 hanging in murder case
May hang July 17 Chicago Rvesell T. Scott, former Canadian inventor and author, lost his final appeal before the state supreme court. Unless Gov. Small intervenes, he will be hanged for the murder of Joseph Maurer, a pharmacy clerk at city hall. Attorneys MacAuley and Whelan urged reopening, but the court refused.
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Chicago
Rvesell T. Scott
Small
Joseph Maurer
City Hall Clarmacy
Charles P. R. MacAuley
Leslie P. Whelan
Supreme Court
Beautifying the American Village Says Experts
Experts argue that about one fifth of Americans live in villages and millions more use them for business education religion health and social life. The USDA notes villages impact farm life by attracting youth and stabilizing rural living, urging beautification as a community goal.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Amu Seuert
Care in Beautifying Grounds Rules for Planting
Emphasizes grouping plants for harmony and balance. recommends framing edges, placing larger specimens in back, using native shrubs and vines, avoiding exotics, keeping lawns open and clean, and not using planters or bowls in front yards.
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Loms
Benefit of Home Owning Promoted by Savings Leader
Former New York State Savings and Loans head WW D Carter argues most U S homes are owned by men earning under $2000 yearly. He cites that about 90 percent finance purchases through monthly payments. He says thrift and self denial in saving help meet these payments and justify home ownership.
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United States
WW. D. Carter
New York State League of Savings and Loans Associati
Tris
Tree Planting Encouraged by American Tree Association
The American Tree Association of Washington urges joining the tree planting effort. Small trees thrive in tiny patches and add green to streets lined with shops and houses. The association offers free planting suggestions for a modest stamp.
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American Tree Association of Washington
Grounds Reveal Civic Spirit In Home Care
The Indianapolis News notes that tidy grounds reflect household care from front to rear. Neighbors judge hovelkeeping by yard upkeep, not just interiors, urging pride in rake, paint, and civic effort beyond golf and tennis talk.
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Indianapolis News
Towns Debate Flowering Road Beautification Plan
Citizens argue that small towns cannot afford large scale beautification yet support a plan to plant road sites with peonies roses daisies and other flowers requiring only multiplication and spade work. The Globe denies the feasibility in current editorials.
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St. Losig Globe Denie Srat
Home Founding Reflects Great Community Achievement
A local initiative marks one of the greatest successes as three homes are founded, illustrating strong community effort and long term development. Residents celebrate progress, cooperation, and shared vision for housing stability and neighborhood growth.
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Home
3 Home
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