GIBBONS READY FOR 2-ING CIRGUOES AT WINDY CITY
By Floyd Conyrigit a longtime columnist observes a forthcoming Chicago political circus referencing conventions headlined by Republicans and Democrats. He recalls past campaigns and public figures while noting fashion shifts and industry bets as delegates gather to set agendas amid rising costs and public concern over defense and veterans.
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Seven Women Courtship Review Near Hollister
James Dale of Petaluma plans a courtship review near Hollister to choose one wife from seven proposed brides. His brother Ellis will decide which can marry him by giving the most affection and attention at a Sunday picnic, despite filing notice of intention to wed multiple women.
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Policeman Kills Bandit in Chicago Duel
In Chicago two bandits attempted a robbery at a chain grocery store and were confronted by Policeman John Conway. One suspect, Albert Sanders, 30, was killed. the other, Hert O'Donnell, 21, was wounded in the arm after the confrontation following a $40 robbery. A collector named F Schoeper chased the pair from the store.
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Cabinet of France Named by Herriot with Radical Socialist Leaders
Paris June 4 a moderate cabinet with 13 of 18 posts held by Radical Socialist members was formed by Premier Edouard Herriot. He kept the foreign portfolio. Joseph Paul Boncour was named war minister and George Leyguen navy minister. Socialists were excluded after refusing to join without drastic demands. The cabinet aims to present its policy declaration next week and seek a strong majority to back the French delegation at the Lausanne conference.
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Himaels
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Suitor Wounds Girl and Kills Self in Tragic Arrest
Dorothy Smith, 20, an art student, was wounded by Gordon Caldwell who shot her and then killed himself. Caldwell died after the attempt, while Smith remained hospitalized in St Luke's in Chicago this afternoon.
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