Skeleton clue links to prison escape tale in Iow a
The grisly report describes a skeleton found near a hack where a man and a woman were held by a convict named Brown. Brown, killed in a prison break, reportedly used victims as graves during his captivity era. A journalist notes the bones may connect to Gus Grimes and Fred Iowa’s chain man case and to rescue efforts by Taolurist.
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Maha
Gus Grimes
Fred Iowa
Ehack
Brown
Eall
Tanrisoher
Chaing
Iek
Leda
Sara
U S Agents Seize Trunks of Chinese Diplomat's Wife
San Francisco papers report U S agents seized trunks brought from China to San Francisco last week by Nas Ying Kao wife of the Chinese diplomat here. The trunks awaited Washington's instructions on possible narcotics search. Authorities had hesitated to open them due to potential international complications.
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San Francisco
the Examiner
Odur
Rostoms
China
San ‘Francisca
Nas
Ying ‘Kao
Washington Vs
Feeble-Minded Inmate Drowns at Okabama Institute
In ENTD Oklahoma July 8 Russell Coppadge 18 of Stillwater drowned at the institute for feeble-minded inmates. He was an inmate when he slipped away and fell into the school's lake. Authorities report the incident as a tragic accidental drowning at the facility.
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Okla
Okabama Institute
Russell Coppadge
Stillwater
Fo School
Ake
Mediation Named in New Orleans Street Car Strike
Secretary of Labor Davis announced William H. Rodgers would act as federal conciliator to mediate the New Orleans street car strike now on its sixth day. Rioting and threats of federal injunctions followed as Public Service pressed to operate with non union labor while workers and officials awaited further government action.
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Washington, D.C
Davis
William H. Rodgers
New Orleans
Hodges
New Oulears
Tay
Public Service
Department of Labor
Public Service Company
Federal Clinlze
Wayne G. Forel
W. H. Rogers
St. Louis
Federal Labor Department
Wien
Beris 4S
Arabella Narn
Canal
Canal Street
Paland Street
Care
Mian Strangled by Wife After Dinner Companion Confession
A wife confessed to killing her husband Wilmer Kitselman in Wyoming Alabama after a heated argument. She described strangling him with a belt, binding his body with a quilt, driving the corpse to the roadside, dousing it with naphtha, and setting it alight before disposing of evidence. She said he abused alcohol, attacked her, and she acted in self defense and to hide the crime.
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Toulon
Wilmer
Hisselman
Widmut
Ritselman
Teather
Witselman
Kitselman
Wyoming
Lynsay
Lyre
Jeoman
Khselman
E. B. Kisselman
Peoria
Hal Kitselman
Drinks
Kat
Bos
Napereille
John D. Rockefeller Meyday Celebrates 90th Birthday
John D Rockefeller Meyday marked his ninetieth birthday amid public honors as he was seen leaving a special train. He issued a brief statement expressing happiness and gratitude for the milestone and the support he has received.
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Ijohn D. Rockefeller Meyday
Methodist Church Seeks Moral Influence in Government Fight
A Des Plaines Methodist rally drew thousands as Irving Park minister Th. Stone urged churches to push for moral issues in politics. He warned of battles in cities over alcohol and vice and defended church lobbying in Washington as a duty to shape national policy.
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Heri Des Plaines
Des Plaines
Stance
Th. Stone
Irving
Q@aieng
Dr. Stone
Washington
Awl
Church
Funeral set for Driscoll in Corpus Christi
Driscoll a noted banker rancher and oil operator of Corpus Christi died after extended illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at from Loving funeral parlors. He served as president of Corpus Christi National Bank and owned ranches in Southwest Texas. Survived by a wife, Mrs Hal Sevier of Austin.
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Elon Ny
Driscoll
Therocal Hospital
Mongol Situation Tense as Soviet Stand Criticized
Fragmentary report notes tension in Mongolia amid clashes near Nanking and demonstrations attributed to Kuomintang factions. Mentions border strains with Siberia and possible Chinese government involvement, with unclear details on causes and actors.
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Ainghat
Priex Dimatches
Nanking
Monga
Siberia
Kuomintang
Nathoanites
Sete Fnche Aia
Vty
Ie Kuomintang
Itedian Rulers Demand Papal Audience Amid Tense Talks
Itedian King Victor Keennnuel and Queen Holona request a meeting with Pope Ping after disputed claims and rising diplomatic tension. The move follows a series of regional talks and appeals to international mediation.
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Haphe
Tevere
Victor Keennnuel
Holona
Pope Ping
Rockefeller Sun in Quiet Observance of Birthday
Tarrytown New York July 3 John D Rockefeller celebrated his ninety first birthday today marking a long career as a powerful oil magnate and philanthropist. The observance notes his wealth status and his claim to live beyond a century, with quotes about his busy, useful life and reflections on his age and pursuits.
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Rockefeller Sun
Tarrytown
N.Y
John D. Rockefeller
Reali
Hoe Lenmued
Sr. Mackefeller
Thomas A. Edigon
Hindenburg
Germany
George Haven Putnam
Georges Clempacean
France
Hocketeliar
Son
Hegan
Jedith
Davis Takes Aelmin Inaugural Address in Manila
The July 5 inauguration in Manila featured Governor General Davis addressing eager crowds at the Ayuntamiento. He pledged cooperation with Filipino leaders and an efficient economy, praising progress and envisioning a prosperous future for the islands. Crowds gathered at the old legislative house as the procession entered.
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Manila
Fane
Ayuntamiento
Qsight F. Las
Thonsang
Eufreno Gilmore
Old Legislative House
Davis
Rgs
Spiribally
Poli
Ue Far Eas
Farm Relief Act eyed as temporary fix by Poague
Charles C Poague appointed by President Hoover to the federal administration advocates extending the farm relief act as an emergency measure to help agriculture through hard times. He urges a basic approach focusing on immediate relief rather than ongoing subsidies.
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Basta Pas
Charles C. Poague
Hanver
Antiquated Jenny Airplane Crashes in Los Angeles
Two men died when a vintage Jenny aircraft crashed in the Baldwin Hills in Los Angeles. Wreckage scattered after the plane reportedly nosedived from about 150 feet. Swanson and Carlson were among the victims. one body found on the hilltop, another trapped in the wreckage. The aircraft had been rebuilt in May, according to partial readable notes.
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Tos Angeles
Duly
Contic
Tenny" Wirplane
Haldwin Hills
Guat Swansqu
Ts Angeleg
Dllig Carlson
Weares
New York Man Slashes Woman in Broadway Attack
Charles Delget, an unemployed laborer, confessed to police that he slashed Miss Carolina Gongma of New Jersey with a razor on Broadway and Yosey Avenue as thousands passed to work. Miss Goatwin, a New York telephone clerk, was slashed in the back and treated at a hospital. The assailant was tackled by Joseph Gaburino of Brooklyn who restrained him until officers arrived.
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New York
Charles Delget
Detsoit
Mise
Carolina Gongma
Tahway
N. J
Hisloss
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