Syndicate ran liquor fleet across Lake Erie court indicts 11
Secret federal indictments name 11 men in a Midwest liquor syndicate tied to a Lake Erie operation. Key figures include Daniel F. Coughlin of Pittsburgh and Cleveland, James Courtney now in Canada, and John O Boyle of Cleveland. The ring used trucks and boats to move liquor from Fernandia to McKeesport and on to Pittsburgh Chicago and Cleveland with routes crossing Canadian ports and the Erie shore.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Daniel F. Coughlin
Pittsburgh
James Courtney
Canada
John O'Boyle
Larry” Davidson
Atlanta
Peni
Fernandia
Fla
McKeesport
Chicago
Ddlawa
Erie
Ohio
Courtney
Ong
E. Hubbard
Banana Distributing Company
Sandusky
Vermilion
Coughlin
Convic O
Toledo
Davidson
Harry and
Glen Fisher
Patrick J. Burns
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Demler Wards
Allegheny County
John Dolan
A. Arlis
M. Doty
Fernandia-McKeesport
Pete Bucholz
Harry Goodman
Harry Gordon
Three Home Runs In Three At Bats By Carl Reynolds
Carl Reynolds of the Chicago White Sox equalled the modern major league record with three consecutive home runs in three at bats in the Yankee Chicago game. He homered in the first, second, and third innings to tie the record. Bobby Lowe holds the all time mark with four homers in four plate appearances in 1894.
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New York
Carl Reynolds
Chicago White Sox
Yankee Chicago
Bobby Lowe
Boston Nationals
Babe Ruth Hits His Thirty First Homer for Yankees
Babe Ruth belted his thirty first home run of the season in the fifth inning against the Chicago White Sox as the Yankees faced them today. Byrd stood on second when Ruth connected off Dutch Henry, delivering the key blow for New York.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Byrd
Ruth
Dutch Henry
Suit Started Against Flyers
In Chicago a circuit court suit seeks to tie up funds earned by the City of Chicago as the Hunter brothers push the record flight into the twilight of their 21st day of nonstop air travel.
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Chicago
Hunter Brothers
Ketch-Rigged Yacht Leaves New London For Bermuda Race
The Ketch entered in the Bermuda yacht race set sail from New London June 22 with 41 other crafts. The Tanager is about six days overdue, but friends remain calm as all ships were asked to be en route.
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New York
Bermuda
New London
Kingsford-Smith Completes Trans Globe Flight Near Chicago
Wing Commander Kingsford Smith and crew of the Southern Cross press toward the Pacific after departing Roosevelt Field for Chicago and Oakland. The circumnavigation will end with a coast arrival and completion of the world flight.
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Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
J. P. Saul
M. E. van Dyk
New York
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Globe
Kingsford-Smith
Oakland
Cal
Newark
N. J
Charles E. Kingsford-Smith
Chitonight
Salt Lake Y
Bid Offered for Teton Coal Mines in East Idaho
The Jensen Coal Products company of Salt Lake City offered 50 000 for the Teton coal mines near Teton with plans to build 100 ton plants in Boise and Idaho Falls to treat coal under a patented process. Eagleson will report to Judge Cavanah for court approval before sale completion. The company holds 1 000 acres of proven coal lands with an estimated 100 000 000 tons of coal.
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Boise
Teton
Idaho
Teton Coal Company
Jensen Coal Products Company
Salt Lake City
P. M Davis
John W. Eagleson
Davis
Jensen Company
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Ogden
Ba Otana
Eagleson
C. C. Cavanah
Deficiency Bill Progress in Conference Action
Washington notes final congressional action on part of the second deficiency bill. The House approved a partial conference report allocating 10,660,000 for Boulder Canyon dam initial work and 265,000 for fish cultural stations in New Mexico Idaho Montana Colorado and Washington.
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Washington
Boulder Canyon Dam
House
New Mexico
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Italy Imposes Heavy Auto Import Duty
Rome July 2 AP The Italian government raised import duties on automobiles to between 110 and 120 percent publishing notice in the official Gazette. U.S. and other foreign car makers representatives in Rome were stirred, viewing the move as retaliation. The measure was to be presented to parliament for formal enactment.
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Rome
Amerieeen
Garena
Soeets
Beetm Et
Owe Telles
Bembebell Ox
University suspends student for unauthorized plane flight
James D. Morton of Douglas Wyoming becomes the first UM student punished under the Tule which bars flying without permission. Morton crashed into Devil's Lake near Adrian May 31 and suffered multiple rib fractures. He is suspended for the first semester of next year.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
James D. Morton
Douglas
Wyo
Morton
University
Devil's Lake
Adrian
Temple Rites for Senator and His Bride
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah and Mrs. Alice Taylor Sheets wed in a Latter Day Saints temple in Salt Lake City. Heber J. Grant officiated as witnesses including Charles W. Nibley and Anthony W. Ivins. The couple plans a Provo departure then San Francisco for a July 19 honeymoon sailing.
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Salt Lake City
Reed Smoot
Utah
Alice Taylor Sheets
Latter Day Saints
Heber J. Grant
Temple
Charles W. Nibley
Anthony W. Ivins
C. Clarence Neslen
Hone
Smoot
Washington
Sheets
Texas Railroad Sold for 1.8 Million
The St Louis San Francisco Railroad company announced an outright purchase of the entire capital stock of a Texas line operating near Benhome Texas for 1 800 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
St Louis-San Francisco Railroad Company Today
Capi A B-Nilese
Texas
Utah Weather: Cooler Tonight in Northwest Region
Pair of notes indicate cooler conditions moving in tonight and again Thursday for the northwest portion. Forecast emphasizes a drop in temperatures across the area with unsettled wind patterns.
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Utah
Northwest
Gunfire on State Street as Moran ally under police escort flees
In Chicago on July 2 gunmen sprayed State Street while Jake Zuta ally of the Moran gang fled with police escort. Lieutenant Barker suspended after aiding Zuta and a man named Elbert Lusader was killed. another guard Olaf Svenste injured. Five Chicago racketeers were jailed in Los Angeles pending extradition for the Lingle murder linked to Frankie Foster.
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Chicago
Jake Zuta
Jake Lingle
Tribune
State Street
Zuta
Jake
Moran
Lingle
George Barker
Barker
Norton
John H. Alcock
United States
Chicago Tribune
Elbert Lusader
Quincy Street
Lieut
Lusader
Olaf Svenste
PIVE
Los Angeles
Pfive
Frankie Foster
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Foster
Bugs Moran
George Davis
Frankie Fisher
Star Mother Ill at Lille
Mrs Jennie of Salem a member of MOR Sg of Od Sin attended a Paris event then visited her son's grave in Planders and was stricken with a heart attack at Lille hotel. Her condition described as not serious with plans to return to Paris.
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Paris
Jennie
Salem
MOR Sg
Od Sinday
Lille
Planders
Handshakes With 16 Presidents Highlight Rev Sam Small
Washington July 2 AP A man who has shaken hands with 16 presidents greeted President Hoover. Rev Sam Small former Georgia evangelist and Atlanta Constitution editor says he met every president since age 10. He claims to have witnessed Jefferson Davis inauguration February 23 1861 and Lincoln inauguration March 4 1861.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Sam Small
Georgia
The
Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Small
Buchnanan
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Abraham Lincoln
Endurance Flight of Hunter Brothers Reaches 496 Hours
Chicago and New York baseball results are interwoven with a long endurance flight report. John and Kennah Hunter progress in the monoplane Day of Chicago, reaching nearly 500 hours aloft as mechanic teams refuel and tinker. The mission aims for continued flight beyond the Fourth of July, with ground support and backers值 investments totaling 30 to 35 thousand dollars.
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Chicago
John
Kennah Hunter
Kenneth
Hunter Brothers
Sky Harbor
Walter
Albert Hunter
Essen
Dale Jackson
St. Louis
Forest O'Brine
Sparta
Illl
Sry Harbor
National Aeronautical Association
Bay Harbor
Petrushka Clubs
Wilson Herren
Barringen
Walter FE. Conroyd
Herren
Chicago Indicts Frankie Foster in Slaying of Reporter
A Chicago grand jury indicts Frankie Foster in the murder of Tribune crime reporter Alfred Jake Single. Foster, arrested in Los Angeles, faces extradition proceedings while authorities pursue formal charges and asset evidence from the sporting goods dealer who sold the pistol found near the victim.
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Chicago
Frankie Foster
Los Angeles
Alfred
Jake’ Single
Tribune
H. N. Bundesen
Peter von Frantzius
von Frantzius
Lingle
Foster
Designer of Southern Cross Arrested for Stunt Flying
Anthony H. G. Fokker, airplane designer, taken into custody at Roosevelt Field New York for stunt flying. Commerce aviation inspectors questioned him after witnesses reported his low swoops and close passes over the field attracting their attention.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Anthony H. G. Fokker
Department of Commerce
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Syndicate
Ring
Mid West States
Associated Press
Kenneth Hunter
Teton Coal Mines
Products Concern
Italy
L. D. S. Church
Grant
Texas Railroad
Star Mother Iil
Henry
Tate
Sherid
Hargrave
McKain
Caraway
Berg
Ruffing Holoway
Gomez
Henderson
Dickey
Boston
Brown
Ferrer
Myatt
MacFayden
Morris and Hoving
Detroit
Philadelphia
Whitehill
Desautels
Mahaffey Quinn
Cochrane
Hoyt, Sullivan
Descsutels
Mayworth
Earnshaw
St Louis
Wash
Gray Laeholder
Ferrell
Hadley
Ruel
National
Seibold and
Cronin
Brame
Hemsley
Hubbell
Chaplin
Pruett
Hogan
Malone
Nelson and Hartnett
Brooklyn
Sean
Phelps
Picinich
Grimes
Mancuso
John A. Swanson
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