Charged With Brutal Murder His Daughter
Seattle, June 30 AP Accused of killing his daughter Sylvia Gaines a Smith College graduate Wallace C Gaines a disabled war veteran was jailed here today. Witnesses at the coroner inquest and criminologists alleged to have pointed to him as the murderer Sylvia was beaten and strangled in a clump of trees at Green Lake on June 17. She had recently reunited with her father after graduating college and living with her mother in Lynnfield Massachusetts prior to the dispute that night.
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Democrats of Wisconsin plan fight for Lenroot seat
Wisconsin Democrats rally for Irvine Lenroot senate bid and state admin control with a platform to submit the prohibition question to constitutional conventions. Thomas M Kearney is named senatorial hopeful and Martin L. Lueck leads the state ticket. Multiple congressional candidates join in a broad field as campaigns accelerate. In Atlantic City a separate note previews beauty contests with Miss Australia referenced.
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Bobbed Hair and Patriotism at Princess Theatre
The Warner Bros classic at the Princess frames the bobbed hair debate with Ferdinande von Schmettau’s 1813 sacrifice for 200 thalers. Also in today’s lineup Paramount’s Grounds for Divorce, a Paul Bern drama with Matt Moore and Louise Fazenda, plus local notes on Washington and other society items.
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Cooperative Marketing Bill Faces Quick Enactment
Washington reports the surplus crop legislation remains the sole farm relic likely to pass this session as Senate fights over credits measures. The cooperative marketing bill would create a new division in the agriculture department to handle coop marketing and authorize 225000 dollars.
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Republican party realigns as leaders seek peace with rivals
A midwestern Republican figure argues that beating opponents on their side is the rule of politics. Mellon and Butler seal peace with Vare and Brookhart in Pennsylvania, signaling a joint control of the party. Brookhart defeats Cummins in Iowa, while Butler appears to back insurgents. Democrats warn the Madison Square Garden fight over the Klan will echo after the Republicans settle scores and unite.
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How To End Soft Corns And Foot Irritations
An advertisement touts Pedisan 25 as a vanishing cream that heals corns calluses and blisters. It claims to neutralize foot perspiration the supposed cause of irritation and odor while drying and soothing feet for quick relief.
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Owl Drug ad promises guaranteed relief or money back
Portable relief guaranteed or money back Pedisan advertised in Owl Drug Company promotion. Tiny OCR fragment states satisfaction guarantee with 50 tube offer and ad style from a period newspaper.
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Colorado Mine Opened in Cripple Creek District Discovery
Colorado Springs officials report a new vug found 100 feet from the 1913 million dollar cave in Cripple Creek. A rise from the twelfth level is shipping $200 ore with samples up to $1,176 per ton. Officials caution the depth may yield less rich ore than the 1913 find.
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Guardianship Extended for Papago Lands in Arizona
Washington June 29 Extorsion of government guardianship over the allotted lands of the Papago Indian reservation in Arizona for ten years as authorized in an executive order issued today. The order protects original allottees including heirs of deceased Indians as many Papago holders are elderly or minors.
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House Passes Second Deficiency Bill After Rejection
The House approved a second deficiency bill after discarding a motion aimed at wiping out a $2,686,760 prohibition enforcement appropriation. The action reflects ongoing efforts to adjust funding and enforcement provisions despite opposition to the proposed motion.
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King family pursuit of Africa's lion ends in Florida pride
Mrs King recalls a remarkable safari quest in Africa featuring a large elephant and a lion charge halted by a precise shot. The Kings, including their son Buddy, praise Florida's climate and opportunities while noting Africa’s dangers and spectacular wildlife. Proceeds from Mr King's book support a national trap shooters' home.
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