George Remus Ming Asylum Release
In Columbus Ohio June 20 George Remus Cincinnati kingpin who killed his wife wins release from the Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. The Ohio Supreme Court affirms the Court of Appeals order releasing Remus after his acquittal on murder grounds as insane. Release to occur within days once the mandate is received by Superintendent Vorbau.
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Allen County
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Legionnaires Plan Flight to American Legion Convention
Delegates from Los Angeles and Southern California prepare to fly to the American Legion national convention in San Antonio October 8 to 12. A large twelve passenger Fokker plane has been chartered to carry members to and from the event, and some will travel in private planes.
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Los Angeles
California
Hisdon
Belated June 19 Dispute Ends in Family Row
Police were called to settle a June 19 celebration dispute between a Dallas woman and her San Antonio brother on Town Street. The quarrel began over a portable phonograph pawned to fund a Sunday suit. The sister wanted her music returned to Dallas.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Town Street
Theister
Police Called as River Goes Out
When the Des Peres River breached banks police were alerted early today. Residents on Primos and Alerauia streets faced floodwaters with rescuers using motor boats and skiffs to reach homes surrounded by water. The rainfall totaled 212 inches, with 2.80 inches in the past 24 hours in the area.
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Des Peres
Primos
Alerauia
Howe
Heir Goes to Court to Close Dad's Wine Cellar
In New York 2040 an injunction halts access to the late neurologist Teaver Briley's wine cellar. Pearce Mailey, heir, seeks removal of executor Charles Black and coroner Robert Thorne amid claims of misused liquor and estate funds. The case, before a referee, centers on a large estate worth about 1 million dollars.
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New York
Teaver Briley
Surrogata O'Brien
Pearce Mailey
Charles N. Black
Princeton University
Robert Thorne
Wall Street
Young Bailey
Black
Chorneau
Tack
San Francisco
Saile
Coolidge Secluded in Cedar Island Lodge Amid Rain
President Coolidge remains secluded at Cedar Island Lodge near Superior as rains keep roads bad. Willard Butter and other aides faced delays in travel, while Butter’s car was bogged in mud and a cat was rescued. Despite weather, Coolidge was informed that the country remains hopeful, and he enjoyed fishing with Calton Gatler amid the gloomy skies.
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Moston
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Lear
Hie
Les
Chatena Gatler
Aree
Army to Free Nine Prisoners for Fourth of July
Nine military prisoners who have served substantial portions of their sentences with excellent conduct will be released ahead of the Fourth of July. The measure honors their service and allows them to regain freedom in time for Independence Day festivities.
Former Officer Shot in Chicago Cabaret Incident
In Chicago a former police officer Joseph Tor rer, 39, now at the federal building, was shot and possibly fatally wounded at a South Side cabaret. A man named Anthony Carle was arrested as Tor rer’s assailant.
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Chicago
Joseph Torrer
Federal Building
South Side
Anthony Carle
Tercer
Connally Pledges Nominee His Aid In Senate Bid
A garbled clipping notes Democrat support for Tom Connally of Martin in backing his candidacy for the United States Senate.
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Daltas
Tom Connally
Martin
United States Senate
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