Tenth Victim Falls To Chicago Gang Gunfire
Chicago on the far west side reports the tenth victim in as many days as a smoker walks home after being shot. Aloysius Kearney, a noted minor hoodlum, died from multiple wounds after assailants in an automobile opened fire. Detectives connect the case to the swindle linked garage rackets tied to the Capone gang. Police seize a bundle from Kearney’s pockets, and Sam Mundtz, National Garage Owners Association president, is questioned. Other top gang figures vanish or hide, raising fears of further acts.
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Chicago
Far West Side
Aloysius Kearney
Eugae
Red” McLnaughlin
Yorture
Catal
Frank R. Thompson
Rockford
Kearney Wags
Swearney
Rackal
Capone
National Garage Owners’ Association
Wearney
Sam Mundtz
Tie
Kearney
John Stere
Wad of Fat May Be Due To Posture
Gladys Glad discusses a neck fat lump caused by poor posture and fatigue. She recommends massage and neck exercises, including shoulder twists and chin stretches, to reduce the wad and improve the figure, stressing erect seating and avoiding slouching.
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Afiss Giads
Col Witn
New Figure booklet promotes weight gain plan
The pamphlet advises posture by lifting head and chest to align shoulders and back. Anita notes underweight, and the guide recommends diet and exercise to build the body, promising an effective weight gain course in the booklet.
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Anita
Search for large ape continues near Norwalk O
June 9 Norwalk O large ape reports persist as Carl Landoll finds tracks in Huron River Valley near Water Works property. Eyewitnesses including Landoll’s father describe sightings last week while motorists search areas amid dense wooded valleys. Skeptics doubt the animal’s existence as searches yield no concrete trace.
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Norwalk
Carl Landol
Huron River
Cole Creek
Carl Lundell
Popcorn poisoning probe after Geneva Lake Park illness
Chemical analysis planned today to trace mysterious sickness affecting 15 people after eating popcorn at Geneva Lake Park. Ben Podalski, 21, most seriously affected and hospitalized at St Alexis. Four in party stayed away from popcorn remained well.
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Cleveland
Geneva Lake Park
Ben Podalski
St. Alexis’ Hospital
Podalski
Egg Eating Auto Found in San Francisco Tale
In San Francisco, Dr. C. H. Cummings notes an antique car, dubbed Lizzie the egg eater, suffers from carburetor arteriosclerosis and gear cirrhosis. A nurse driver reportedly stops near a grocery, removes the radiator cap, drops three eggs inside, sparking curiosity about repairs and possible beef steak cravings.
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San Francisco
Lizzie
C. H. Cummings
Pup Litter Born In Pond In Topeka City
In Topeka Kansas seven collie pups were born in a dog pond after their stray mother was captured by city dog catcher Guy Robbins. Ed Stoll, who runs the pond, says the department must dispose of dogs rather than raise them, noting owners may claim them or they may be disposed of if unclaimed.
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Topeka
Kas
Beling
Guy Robbins
Robbins
Ed Stoll
Stoll
Geneseo Republican marks 75th anniversary edition
Geneseo Illinois aims to publish its 75th anniversary edition tomorrow reflecting 73 years of family involvement in the weekly. Owners Will and Charles Lieberknecht carry on the Republican party paper following their father Adam Lieberknecht’s long association with the publication.
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Genesco
Ill
Geneseo Republican
Will
Charles Lieberknecht
Adam. Lieber
Lieberknecht Family Led Republic Newspaper Through Decades
Before Tragedy Knecht joined the Republic in 1857, the Liebenknecht family built the paper. Editors urged Fremont in 1856, then backed Lincoln. Elder Lieberknecht became consul to Tampico in 1890 and Zurich in 1897, serving nine years in Switzerland. Adam’s sons ran the paper from 1900, aided by J Frank Lieberknecht until 1924.
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Knecht
The
Republic
the Republic
John C. Fremont
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Lieberknecht
Tampico
Mexico
McKinley
Zurich
Switzerland
Adam Lieberknecht
J. Frank Lieberknecht
Japanese Dog Catcher Gets Bonus Offer Osaka
Kyoto Osaka Nara Wakayama and Kyoto Prefectures offer bonuses for dog catchers scoring high counts of captured canines. An extra 25 cents per dog and a proclaimed week encourage public dog collection, with both professionals and amateurs eligible. Venice sits on 1117 small islands linked by 159 canals and 380 bridges.
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Osaka
Japan
America
Kyoto
Nara
Wakayama
Venice
Textile ad highlights Saybrook Crepe and rayon blends
An old newspaper classified ad touts 36 inch Saybrook Crepe in various patterns and fast color, 69c, plus 59c rayon and cotton fabrics. It promotes fine quality fabrics for dresses, slips, pillows, and drapes in pastel shades, with options in black, navy, and white. Also mentions Wash and Ready Cotton Crepes for lingerie and a rayon cotton material with wide pattern variety.
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Peter Pan Batiste
Saybrook
Vista
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