Storm toll rises as deadly tornadoes hit Minnesota Wisconsin
Five dead and many injured after tornadoes ripped across southern Minnesota and Wisconsin. Damage tops $1 million with towns like Menomonie Randolph Eau Claire affected. two National Guard units mobilized to assist rescue and cleanup efforts.
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Two Killed in Seattle Auto Crash
Two young men died last night when a light roadster collided with a Montlake street car in Seattle. Robert M. Manley of Tacoma and Ted Williamson, University of Washington student, were identified from wreckage papers. A third youth, Donald S. Gordon, escaped with minor injuries.
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Ted Wiliamson
University of Washington
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Donald S. Gordon
Gay Desires To Be Servant Of People
Bozeman lawyer Ray Gay filed for the Republican nomination as Gallatin county attorney. He asks the ballot print Psalms 119 125 to 130 after his name. He filed on Friday the thirteenth despite superstition.
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Ray Gay
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Marie Paves the Way For Royal Reunion
Two stories from June 14 report a murder verdict in New Jersey and a royal reconciliation near Bucharest. Lester Underdown and Mrs. Hattie Evans were sentenced to die by electric chair for the Evans murder. Separate notes say Queen Marie works toward uniting King Carol II and Queen Helen as Romania forms a peasant-led cabinet.
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Farmers Encamp at Logan in July
Utah State Agricultural College prepares for the tenth annual farmers encampment at Logan July 14 to 17. Over 3,000 farm men and women are expected with tents on campus and a focus on suitable farm buildings. Dr F B Morrison of Cornell will lecture on applied animal nutrition. A cow milking contest is planned for visitors.
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Bankroll savvy visitor from Indiana leads to arrests
Harry Walton from Cates Indiana was escorted by two officers after a street encounter in Chicago. He identified John Cullen and Richard O'Hearn as the alleged villains and alleged they had not seen him before, triggering police detentions.
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Salesman Arrested in Gallup After Disappearance
Lowell Fox a jewelry salesman from Zuni New Mexico appeared in Gallup at noon today and was arrested on request of Charles Kelsey of the Ilfeld Zuni Trading company while his accounts are audited. no charge was filed and the audit may take several days. Fox’s origin and whereabouts since June 4 remain unclear.
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Lowell Fox
Zuni
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Charles Kelsey
Ilfeld Zuni Trading Company
King Is Sent to Gallows in California Murder Case
Clarence L. King, an ex convict, was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Minnie McCoy of Malvern Arkansas on the Redwood highway last February. A death sentence was mandatory with no clemency recommendation and will be carried out Tuesday. His wife Eunice Pardee of Corvallis Ore. cried as the verdict was read.
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Minnie McCoy
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Eunice Pardee
Corvallis
Ore
McCoy
Mrs. McCoy
Bank Bandits Hide Amid Idaho Wilderness Bleak Search
In Hailey Idaho on June 14 officers expanded the hunt for two Wendell bank robbers across a 100 mile diameter area including the Stanley basin Mackay and mining camps. Fugitives may have prepared escape plans and could leave the state with 5200 dollars in small bills.
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First National Bank of Wendell
Stanley Basin
Mackay
Baseball scores and lineups from a busy day across leagues
Box scores show Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia and other clubs with runs, hits and errors. Notable pitchers include Benton Sukeforth Seibold Spohrer Hallahan and Marberry. games feature rallies in multiple frames and rain delays noted for Chicago.
Synchronization of Radio Stations Raises Network Hope
New York report says two stations WHO Des Moines and WOC Davenport linked to broadcast same program without interference on a single wavelength. Each 15,000 watt unit in National Broadcasting chain received federal approval to air simultaneously day and night, with future potential for more stations and fewer interstation squeals.
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House Clears Tariff Measure in Short Order
Washington June 14 The house adopted the conference agreement on the tariff bill ending a year and a half tariff struggle. The measure now goes to the White House for signature after Senate action yesterday 44 to 42. President Hoover is expected to sign after cabinet review and agency comments.
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Old Timers Parade Marks Boise Basin Days Celebration
In Boise on June 14 acting Governor Oscar E. Hailey led a three day Boise Basin Days parade featuring old frontier gear. Old timers mined gold in the sixties and seventies while pioneers and Oregon Trail centennial themes appeared in period costumes. Johnny Baxter and Kitty Wilkins led the pioneer section as crowds viewed vintage modes and relics from Idaho’s past.
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Oscar E. Hailey
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Capone Faces Perjury Charges After Padlock Bid
Miami reports that Al Capone faced perjury charges following a failed attempt to padlock his Palm Island home on nuisance grounds. Officials acted after Capone had left court where nuisance case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Women Enter Hot Campaign in New Jersey
In Newark New Jersey three women campaign for senator hopeful Dwight W. Morrow. Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow relies on family life and home stories. Margretta Fort leverages political lineage and organizing skill. Emily Frelinghuysen, twenty and a junior, speaks in Italian and English while campaigning.
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N. J
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Franklin W. Fort
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Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
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Victoria
J. Greenville Bates, Jr
Englewood
Mexico City
Chicago papers attack gangland amid Lingle slaying fallout
Chicago editors condemn crime politics ties as push grows for police department probe. Aldermen demand removal of Policy Commissioner Russell and Chief of Detectives Stege for 60 days. Reward fund climbs with new pledges as investigators pursue leads. Mrs. Darst, mother of Alfred Lingle, collapses in Kansas City.
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Jake) Lingle
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William Male Thompoon
William Russell
John Stege
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Daily News
North Shore
Chicago Medical Society
Lingle
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Screen Stars Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon to Wed Tonight
Los Angeles reports Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, noted screen players, will marry tonight in a Hollywood hotel ceremony attended by intimate friends from the film world. They secured a license two weeks ago and had said they would wed after solidifying their love, with no honeymoon until Daniels completes her current productions.
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Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Screen Players
Hollywood
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Mr. Lyon
Acquitted in murder charge in Prosser case
Leet Vaughn of Fox Oregon was acquitted of first degree murder in the robbery and killing of an itinerant near Prosser following a box car robbery on May 28. He was convicted of entering the box car with intent to rob and robbing Vaughn’s two companions Eddie Tester of Pendleton Oregon and Jesse Tooley of Woodland Washington pleaded guilty to second degree murder and were sentenced to 10 years in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla.
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Wash
Leet Vaughn
Fox
Ore
John Thomas
Prosser
Vaughn
Eddie Tester
Pendleton
Jesse Tooley
Woodland
Alla Walla
Pioneer miner Sam Clam to be buried facing west in Montana tradition
Missoula Montana June 14 AP funeral expenses for Sam Clam 68 a pioneer placer miner were to be paid with a sack of gold dust he saved. Clam died yesterday and will be buried facing west in Deer Lodge in keeping with Montana placer miner customs. He had been a vigilante when Montana was a territory.
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