Miss Daly Emerges In Dakota Gubernatorial Bid
In South Dakota, Miss Alice Daly of Mitchell drives a campaign for governor promising a state bank and peacetime economy. She clashes with opponents William McMas ter and Louis Crill, while emphasizing currency reform, farm price stabilization, and opposition to militarism and war spending. Daly, a University of Minnesota graduate, has sharp oratorical training and prior teaching roles in S D.
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Washington
Chindbiam
Chicago
South Cago
South Dakota
Alice Daly
Mitchell
S. D
Ington
Bank of
North Dakota
Dakota
Bank AG
Mise Daly
William McMas
Louis N. Crill
Miss Daly
University of Minnesota
Emerson of Oratory
Boston
State Normal
Madison
S. Dak
Naval plane crashes in San Diego bay during port visit
A heavy Navy seaplane in a formation with six others, carrying the Navy transport Henderson and Secretary Denby, crashed into San Diego Bay about a mile from the vessel. The crew escaped unharmed, climbing clear and signaling the transport after the water impact. The failure of the plane's motors caused it to nose down under a wave. a Navy tug arrived to rescue crew and aircraft.
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San Diego
Cal
Henderson
Secetary
Denby
O. K
Kent rancher dies in self-inflicted poisoning incident
Arthur Waldecker about 46, unmarried, reportedly drank a death potion of etrych mixed in his mush at his Kent ranch. A neighbor found him in the kitchen Thursday after no answer to a knock. Health suspected as cause. Body taken to Chittenden undertakers in Kent.
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Arthur Waldecker
Kent
Waldecker
Chittenden
Sock and Money Gone From Sock in Portland
Nyassa Oregon farmer P M Brickley says he hid $150 in his sock at a lodging house to prevent theft and woke to find the sock ripped away with the money missing, a knife used to snip the string and steal the cash. Local police are investigating the odd sock theft claim and motive.
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Portland
P. M. Brickley
Nyassa
Ore
Brickley
Dennt
Watch Hubby Warns Slayer Analysis Sparks Debate
Marie Beal, who killed Frank Warren Anderson, muses on civilization and men’s desires. She classifies men into three types and says some “play in women's hearts.” She tells women to guard their men to keep them.
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Kansas City
Uke Anderson
Stores Form Mutual Protection Association Against Fraud
The Stores Mutual Protective association organized by retail stores to guard against forgeries shoplifting and fraudulent charge account impersonations is based in the 203 Pantages building. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm and police cooperation is noted. Harold N. Moore of the Chamber of Commerce oversees retail trade. Members notify the director if a bad check is passed and steps are taken to apprehend the offender. the same process applies to shoplifters. Prosecutions will be conducted under the association name.
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Stores Mutual Protective Association
Pantages
Harold N. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Persen
Aseochathon
Navy prepared asserts Denby in San Diego visit
Secretary Edwin Denby told United Press the navy remains in constant readiness to face any surprise, even as ships are decommissioned. He toured San Diego naval projects, viewed 68 decommissioned destroyers, and called the city the sole Pacific Coast port of call for the U S 8, Henderson, en route to the Orient.
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San Diego
Cal
Althe
United States Navy
Edwin Denby
Navy
United
Denby
Burns to Probe Gasoline Price Investigation
Attorney General Daugherty announced William J. Burns chief of the secret service will personally head the gasoline price inquiry. He has already gathered reports from across the country and will conduct an exhaustive study to determine if a gentlemen's agreement among big oil companies profits fuel demand.
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Washington
William J. Burns
Secret Service
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Burns
Lower Filing Time Granted on Tariff Reduction
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled railroads may file new tariffs on three days' notice after a 10 percent freight rate reduction. The change shortens the prior requirement of ten days to publish tariffs to help implement the lower rate.
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Washington, Jan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cannon Ball of 56 Captivates Pioneer Meeting
About 900 people gathered at Pioneer hall to witness a cannon ball unearthed on a Bush farm in Leeqauh. The ball likely dates to the 1854 Indian war era and was buried in a cedar stump. Judge Holman urged vigilance against secret orders like the Ku Klux Klan. William Whitfield was elected president. Frank Atkins led a musical, communal singalong.
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The
Pioneer Association
Hillman F. Jones
George A. Bush
Leequah
U. 8
Decatur
Elliott Bay
Beattie
Lake Washington
Pioneer Hall
Jones
Judge Holman
Portland
State of Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Wiliam Whitfield
Snohomish
Billy” Whitfield
Omleh County
Billy Whitfield
Frank R. Atkins
Seattle
Legalized Polygamy Is Urged by Woman
A Western woman urges Congress to consider legalizing polygamy, proposing legislation for multiple wives. Oklahoma Representative Alice Robertson reviews the idea sparked by a letter from Mina Robertson, arguing some women seek homes and families despite loneliness, given adequate income or a farm to support two households.
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Washington
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Congress
Mina Robertson
Mise Robertson
MD Soy Hans Taieed
Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Across City in 1922
A sequence of pedestrian injuries reported Tuesday and Wednesday includes J. Straneck of 5130 Garden Terrace bruised after an auto truck driver H. Herold of 319 25th Ave struck her at Fourth Ave and Union St while carrying a baby. A man named Wilson at 611 Ter. Ave was bruised when hit by Mrs. Jack Sullivan of 703 17th Ave at Fifth Ave and Senecat. Mrs. Gravel of Squa at Westlake Ave and Stewart St was knocked down by L. H. Heymanson at Columbia St. An incident on Stewart St near Eighth and Ninth Laves involved Clara M. Pauling turning into an alley. O. C. Mehus at 1310 Thomas Ave and S. Sundstrom at 2822 22nd Ave. W. were injured by auto crashes.
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J. Straneck
Garden «T
H. Herold
25Th Ave
Fourth Ave
Union St
Wilson
Ter
Jack Sullivan
17Th Ave
Fifth Ave
Godfrey
Marwood
Columbia St
Gravel
L. H. Heymanson
Westlake Ave
Stewart St
Clara M. Pauling
Stewart
O.C. Mehus
Thomas
City Hospital
B. C. Granville
61St Ave
C. Sundstrom
22Nd Ave
Eight U S Sailors Missing After Sudden Squall
Navy dispatch reports eight sailors from the U S S New Orleans missing near Amurday Russia after a sudden squall capsized a motor sailing party near Sandy Point. Names include Frank May Silva of Stockton California and others. two separate incidents involve 16 sailors feared drowned.
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Washington
New Orleans
Amurday
Russia
Navy Department
Laat
Sandy Point
Helleve
Frank May Silva
Guntoreman
Stockton
Cal
Ae Aa
Flapper Trims Aged Con Man Punshon in Chicago
Chicago reports Frank UH Punshon, 81, a veteran con man with nearly six decades in prison, rumored to be the last of the old school. He began criminal life at age 10 and specialized in the gold brick game and romance schemes, now serving a term after attempting to recruit a bobbed hair era hotel employee.
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Chicago
Frank UH
Punshon
Illinois Penitentiary
Mim
Flower Show At Central Library Showcases Roses
Rosen and other bicoma of all varieties were exhibited Thursday at the Central public library. Seattle grower provided the flowers and Beattie Rose society members arranged the displays. Flowers filled every floor in vases jars and artistic layouts.
Driver Fined for Short Weight Ice
L. P. Huntington, 43, Beattle Ice Co. driver, was fined $10 for short weighing. He delivered 77 pounds of ice to Metropolitan grocery at 710 Main St, charging for 100 pounds, prompting an investigation by weights and measures officials.
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L. P. Huntington
Juneau Ave
Beattle Ice Co
Weights and Measures Department
Army Probes Death of Col Beck in Oklahoma City
Army officers continued their secret inquiry into the killing of Lieut. Col. Ward Beck on April 4 by Judge Jean Day. Several witnesses were called. neither Judge Day nor his attorney Norman Prusett attended today’s session.
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Oklahoma City
Okin
Army
Ward Beck
Jean Day
Judge Day
Norman Prusett
Hoover Replies to Coal Banco Charge
Secretary Hoover defends against claims that coal operators conspired to fix prices. In a telegram from Youngstown Ohio he says he warned the nation about $10 and $123 coal at the mine as senators Borah and Walsh threaten further inquiry.
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Hoover
Coal Banco
Washington
Buncoed
Borah
Walsh
Senate Labor Committee
Youngstown
Ohio
Christ Church Plans Communion Service Schedule
Christ Church Brooklyn Ave and East 47th Street will host Holy Communion this weekend led by Rev. Paul B. James. Sunday service time not specified. a second service is set for Monday at 7:20 AM.
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Christchurch
Brooklyn Ave
E. 47Th
Paul B. James
Vets' Reunion Aims to Break Records in Seattle
Inquiries pour into headquarters from nine Western states as the Ninety-first division association plans a Seattle reunion August 19 and 20. O W Schmitz, reunion committee chairman, cites fare reductions and better economic conditions enabling a record turnout.
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Seattle
O. W. Schmitz
Woman Shot Dead After Refusing Elopement
Mrs. Ralph Piero, wife of a local rancher, was shot twice by John Moses, a farm hand, after she refused to elope. She died instantly. The incident occurred near here as authorities investigate with Chairman Schmitz expected to attend.
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Lead
Ralph Piero
John Moses
Three Held as Boat Prowlers
Three men R. W. Smith sixty nine? 39, Kt. Maley 39, clerk, and J. A. Rex 40 merchant were held in the city until Thursday on open charges for prowling around gasoline speed boats at Ballard Beach late Wednesday night. They were arrested on Seaview Avenue near the water by Patrolmen J. L. Williston and G. A. Stornash. tools and spark plugs were found.
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Ballard Beach
R. W. Smith
Kt. Maley
J. A. Rex
Seaview Ave
J. L. Williston
G. A. Stornash
Auto Wrecked as Sun Blinds Man
Powell Wy June Blinded by the glare of the sun Dr F A Mills failed to see a washout in the road while motoring. The car fell 10 feet and was wrecked but the driver escaped injury.
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Powell
Wyo
Aun
F. A. Mills
Newspapers Refuse Wildcat Stock Ads
New York June 8 a quiet but effective campaign against stock promoters is under way newspapers are rejecting ads from several so called sales organizations leading to a clash over advertising practices and regulation with industry groups under pressure to curb speculative solicitations.
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New York
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