Global and National Happenings From Washington and Abroad
Washington reports reciprocal passport fee agreements with Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, Sweden, Switzerland, Spain, Bulgaria and Panama. $800,000 allotted to Mississippi River improvements from Missouri to Wisconsin. MacMillan Arctic expedition reports many icebergs near Labrador. Treasury notes urge Yugoslavia to start debt settlement talks. Tourism to national parks rises over 60 percent. Labor pact aims to reduce traffic deaths nationwide. Smoot Moore drive for large national museum funding. Independence Day defense mobilization praised. Farm market forecasts no major surplus this fall. Congress to set fixed date for rest of war forces. Chicago rodeo to entertain August crowds. Air mail delays hit eastern and western routes. Robbery leads to killings in Los Angeles. Heat waves push temperatures above 100 in Kansas and Missouri. A Tulsa man arrested in New York for tax evasion. National City Bank reports assets over 1.15 billion. Cicero gangsters attack Chicago suburb investigators. one captured. New York Produce Exchange case upholds candidate voting rights. Grain marketing firm dissolves due to Capper-Volstead issues. Tennessee bank irregularities prompt prosecutions. Coolidge to host farm policy talks in White Court. Darrow unable to attend Scopes trial. War Finance resignation filed. New York apartment incident ends with husband shot. Edith Parker Davis shoots husband in Manhattan. Ed Ellsworth estate leaves only 2 million. rest to heirs. John D. Rockefeller turns 86. showcases golf skill. Christian Endeavor leadership changes announced in Portland.
Foreign- Paris backs naval credits and unions pact
The French senate approved funding for a naval program, while Maj. Oscar Hindenburg was named personal adjutant to Germany's head of state. France and Spain agreed to a land blockade in Morocco, a new gas of strikes hit China, and a massive fire devastated Kelvin Hall in Glasgow with widespread damage and danger to residents.
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von Hindenburg
German Republic
Berlin
College Man Sought in New Thrill Murder
Mineola New York police pursue Philip Knapp former Cornell student and army air service sergeant as the suspect in the death of taxi driver Louis Penella. Penella was found buried under rubbish at Camp Mills after being killed with a gun similar to those issued to soldiers. Knapp’s deserter status and possible motive of craving danger are detailed, with links to the car sale and Penella’s driver’s certificate used in a fraud.
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N. Y
Loeb- Leopold
Robert Franks
Chicago
Louis Penella
Philip Knapp
Cornell
Army Air Service
Syracuse
Penella
Camp Mills
Knapp
Albany
Skeletons Circle Grave At Ohio Farm Mound
In Marietta Ohio 82 year old George Berry Morgan County recluse lies buried in a six skeleton circle atop a circular sacrificial stone on his 650 acre Amesville area farm. Neighbors buried him as requested and uncovered six upright skeletons beneath a three foot diameter stone amid coal charcoal in the ten foot mound.
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Marietta
Ohio
George Berry
Morgan County
Amesville
Needle Removed From Girl's Arm in Herrin
Embroidering needle of one and a half inches was taken from the right arm of Ruby Calvert, 18, years old in Hurst, at Herrin City Hospital. The mother reported the child had swallowed pins at 18 months old and the needle is believed to have been among them.
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Herrin, II
Ruby Calvert
Hurst
Herrin City Hospital
Detective and nurse found slain in New Jersey auto
Detective Sergeant Henry D. Walling age 28 and Miss Mary A. Linz mayer age 22 were found dead with bullet wounds in Walling's automobile parked along a Rumson roadside. Prosecutor John J. Quinn of Monmouth County reviewed evidence suggesting possible suicide as part of the deaths.
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Long Branch
N. J
John J. Quinn
Monmouth County
Henry D. Walling
W. D. Walling
Mary A. Linzmayer
Walling
Rumson
Ohio Counties to Run 44 Club Camps This Summer
Fourty four of Ohio’s eighty eight counties will host county club camps for about two thousand five hundred farm boys and girls this summer. The camps, directed by county extension agents and the Agricultural Extension Service of Ohio State University, emphasize recreation and Camp Nelson Dodd in Knox County will host a state camp for leaders from July 18 to a week.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
O. C. Croy
State University
Nelson Dodd
Knox County
Ohio News In Brief From Across The State
A 12 000 feet dive in air plane partially restored the hearing of Louis Holtzhauer of Sandusky. Sam Cole a Sandusky Packing Company watchman was seriously wounded by burglars. Harold Rogers 85 motorcycle patrolman died in Akron in a head on collision while pursuing a speeding car. Masked robbers obtained 300 dollars in cash at the Baltimore and Ohio depot in Defiance. The Niles census shows 20 530 residents with 4564 school children. Relatives learned Albert Begert from Orrville was found working as a nav armband near Indianapolis. Boards of education lack power to establish special schools for negro children in Franklin County. American Bank in Toledo opened with Will P. Clark as president. In Cincinnati seven robbers bound watchmen and porters and fled with about 19 800. William Herder, 42, of Hampden township died when lightning struck his home in Chardon. his clock ran during removal. Ohio automobile death rate rose from 1.7 to 16.6 per 100 000. Cleveland will host the 1927 United Society of Christian Endeavor world convention. Col Chalmers R. Wilson named state motor vehicle commissioner effective July 21. In Medina the body of Frank Kempski Jr 25 of Brunswick is found in a ditch near Three C highway. believed killed by a hit-and-run motorist.
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