Five Die as Tornadoes Strike Minnesota Wisconsin
A series of tornadoes swept across southern Minnesota and Wisconsin causing five deaths and more than sixty injuries. Casualties occurred near Menomonie Randolph Eau Claire and St. Paul Park with extensive property damage estimated over 1 million dollars. National Guard units mobilized and housed at the scene as homes and businesses were destroyed.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Menomonie
Wis
Randolph
Minn
Eau Claire
St. Paul Park
St. Paul
Austin
Oslo
Munson Hill
Ellsworth
LaCrosse
Charles Wolbert
Wolbert
Cae Haines
Wolft
Carl Kaiser
Wolbert Farm
William Drappe
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Pine Point Cottage Colony
Omonie
Breauregard
Security State Bank
Theodore Iverson
Dunn County Asylum
National Guard
Northfield
135Th Infantry
Hastings
206Th Infantry
Two Die In Tacoma Auto Crash Near Seattle
Two young men identified from papers in the wreckage as Robert M. Manley of Tacoma and Ted Williamson, a University of Washington student, were killed when their light roadster collided with a Montlake street car. A third occupant, Donald Gordon, escaped with slight injuries.
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Seattle
Robert M. Manley
Tacoma
Ted Williamson
University of Washington
Montlake
Donald
Gordon
Bozeman Lawyer Seeks Bible Verse Ballot Motto
Ray Gay, a Bozeman attorney, filed June 14 to seek the Republican nomination for Gallatin county attorney. He asked Psalms 119 125 to 130 be printed after his name on the ballot, disregarding superstition despite Friday the thirteenth.
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Bozeman
Mont
Ray Gay
Gallatin County
Gay
Marie Paves the Way For Royal Reunion
Two murder defendants Lester Underdown and Mrs Hattie Evans were found guilty and sentenced to die in the electric chair for the killing of Evans. The case involved Evans and Albert Duftly with two marines later to be tried. In Bucharest Queen Marie works toward reconciling King Carol II and Queen Helen as the royal family plans a reunion at Marie’s palace.
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Tom’s River
N. J
Lester Underdown
Hattie Evans
Robert Evans
Naval Air Station
Claude Carmichael
Madison Chappel
Evans
Albert Duftly
Bucharest
Marie
Carel II
Queen Helen
Helen
Germany
Carol
Paris
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Juliu Maniu
M. Maniu
Michael
Peasants’ Party
Farmers Encamp at Logan in July
Utah State Agricultural College prepares for the tenth annual farmers encampment July 14 to 17 attracting over 3,000 farm men and women. Tents will dot the campus. main theme is suitable farm buildings. Dr F B Morrison of Cornell will lecture on animal nutrition. A cow milking contest will be held for visitors.
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Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
F. B. Morrison
Division of
Cornell University
Bankroll Confuses City Slickers in Chicago Incident
Harry Walton of Cates Indiana, visiting Chicago, displayed a roll with two tens a five ones, three more coins. Police arrested John Cullen and Richard O'Hearn after Walton pointed them as suspects. both denied knowing Walton.
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John Cullen
Richard O’hearn
Walton
Jewelry salesman arrested in Gallup after disappearance
Lowell Fox a Zuni New Mexico jewelry salesman appeared in Gallup at noon today after vanishing near Salt Lake City on June 4. He was arrested and held at the Ilfeld Zuni Trading company for audit of his accounts, with no charges filed yet. the audit may take days. Fox’s origin and fate remained unknown.
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Gallup
N. M
Lowell Fox
Zuni
Salt Lake City
Fox
Charlies Kelsey
Ilfeld Zuni Trading Company
King Is Sentenced to Death for California Slaying
Clarence L. King ex convict stood in the shadow of San Quentin’s gallows after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Minnie McCoy of Malvern Arkansas. The verdict carried no clemency recommendation and the death sentence will be carried out Tuesday. His wife Pardee of Corvallis Oregon sobbed as the verdict was read. The defense contended the shooting was not premeditated.
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Eureka
Cal
Clarence L. King
San Quentin
Minnie McCoy
Malvern
Ark
Redwood Highway
King
Ice Pardee
Corvallis
Ore
McCoy
Ora. Oeare
Bank Robbery in Idaho Spurs Wide Area Search
Two Wendell bank robbers aim to flee the Mill basin Mackay and Stanley district as a 100 mile search radius spreads. Officers fear the fugitives may have escaped or received help and tracks were erased by sheep bands. Posses scour rugged hills with 5200 dollars in small bills believed in their possession.
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Hailey
Idaho
First National Bank of
Wendell
Stanley Basin
Mackay
Baseball scores from Chicago to St. Louis and Philadelphia
Baseball results show Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Boston games with runs listed. Notable pitchers and battery mates named include Malone Taylor Genewich Hey Mitchell Fitzsimmons O Farrell Sukeforth Seibold Spohrer Chagnon Spencer Bool Sweet land Nichols Smythe Willoughby Elliott Benge Spence Meine Hemsley Collins Davis Hallahan Hard Rhemn Wilson Phelps Clark Lopez Mahaffey Shores Cochrane Perkins Uhle Hayworth MacFayden Rain Crouse Heving Faber McWashington Faber and others. Results vary by city, with several doubleheaders and incomplete scores.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chagnon
Spencer
Bool
Sweetland
Nichols
Smythe
Willoughby
Elliott
Benge
Spence
Synchronized radio lineup proves interference free between Iowa stations
New York reports successful synchronized broadcast by WHO Des Moines and WOC Davenport on 299.8 meters using 5000 watt transmitters. Federal Radio Commission grants air at same time with same program day and night. Engineers foresee more linked stations reducing interference and consolidating wavelengths.
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New York
Iowa
WHO
Des Moines
WOC
Davenport
Central Broadcasting Company
National Broadcasting Company
Federal Radio Commission
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
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 long tariff struggle and sending the measure to the White House. The senate approved it yesterday by 44 to 42 and administration leaders expect President Hoover to sign after review by treasury and other agencies.
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HOUSE
Washington
White House
Senate
Hoover
The
Treasury
Old Timers Parade Signals Boise Basin Days Celebration
Boises three day Boise Basin Days opened with a parade led by Acting Governor Oscar E. Hailey and the National Guard. Old timers in period costumes recalled gold mining, the Oregon Trail centennial, and pioneer life while Johnny Baxter and Kitty Wilkins headlined the pioneer section. The route drew many spectators as autos and radios symbolized a new era afterward.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise Basin
Oscar E. Hailey
National Guard
Oregon Trail
Johnny Baxter
Kitty Wilkins
Bois
Capone Faces Perjury Charges After Palm Island Ruling
In Miami Florida on June 14 a perjury case was filed against Al Capone following a failed nuisance action to padlock his Palm Island mansion. Capone had left court after a judge dismissed the nuisance charge for lack of evidence when warrants for false arrest were issued. Deputy sheriffs prepared to serve the warrants as authorities pursued Capone.
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Miami
Fila
Scarface
al Capone
Palm Island
Chicago
Inso
8. D. McCreary
Capone
Reporter Jake Lingle Shot Dead in Chicago Station Tunnel
Associated Press report states Chicago Tribune journalist Jake Lingle, famed as a gangland reporter, was shot and killed in a railroad station tunnel while the assassin eluded capture.
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Jake” Lingle
The
Chicago Tribune
New Jersey Women Enter Vivid Campaign Roles
Newark dispatch describes three campaigners in the New Jersey Republican senatorial race Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow uses home life and family stories to back her husband Miss Margretta Fort leverages speeches and party lineage to organize her brother Franklin W. Fort Emily Frelinghuysen age 20 campaigns in Italian and English while detailing her Frelinghuysen connections The piece notes Morrow avoids pies and stresses personal life and experiences in the effort
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
America
Morrow
Margretta Fort
Franklin W. Fort
Emily Frelinghuysen
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Miss Fort
Miss Emily
Frelinghuysen
Englewood
Chicago Papers Attack Gangland Links After Lingle Slaying
Chicago editors denounce crime politics ties as council vows Investigation of the police department. Officials face possible removal as reporters estimate vast gang income from speakeasies and rackets. Rewards rise while police pursue leads amid new investigative approach. Mrs. Darst mourns in Kansas City.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
Arthur Albert
Meyor Wiliam
William Russell
John Stege
Herald-Examiner
Thompson
Daily News
North Shore
Chicago Medical Society
Lingle
Huntington
W. Va
Liberty
Stege
R. C. Darst
Kansas City
Screen Stars Will Be Married Tonight
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, both film actors, wed tonight in a Hollywood hotel. Close friends and film figures will attend as the couple, engaged for over a year, proceed with the ceremony with no honeymoon until Daniels finishes current productions.
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Los Angeles
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Screen Players
Hollywood
Miss Daniels
Mr. Lyon
Acquitted in Murder Case Near Prosser
Leet Vaughn of Pox Oregon was acquitted of first degree murder in the box car robbery near Prosser on May 28. He was found guilty only of entering the car with intent to rob. Companions Eddie Tester Pendleton Oregon and Jesse Tooley Woodland Washington pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received 10 year terms at Walla Walla penitentiary.
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Yakima
Wash
Leet Vaughn
Pox
Ore
John Thomas
Prosser
Robebery
Vaughn
Eddie Tester
Pendleton
Jesse Tooley
Woodland
Faeal State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Pioneer miner Sam Clam buried facing the west in Montana
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 for that purpose He died yesterday and will be buried in Deer Lodge facing west honoring Montana placer mining tradition The story also notes a golf match in St Albans England and Utah weather forecast.
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Missoula
Mont
Puneral
Sam Clam
Montana
Clam
James M. Wn
Cele Am Ro
Deer Lodge
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O'Farrell
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Boston
Benton and Sukeforth
Seibold and
Spohrer
Meine
Hemsley
Collins
Davis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
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Hard
Rhemn
Wilson
Phelps
Clark
Lopez
Cleveland
Uffing
Johnson
Bengough
Dickey
Miller
Harder
Myatt
Detroit
Shores and Cochrane
Perkins
Uhle and Hayworth
MacFayden
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Heving
Faber, Mc
Nny and
Gray and Ferrell
Bill
Florida
Dirgel
Albans
England
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Wancer
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