Letter by killer claims his mission finished with bloodstain
The letters from a letter writing maniac who claimed two recent killings and warned of a secret order called the Red Diamond of Russia say his mission is ended. He described Mozynski and others, praised American women, and said the papers were returned. Police still seek to confirm authorship amid possible imitators.
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Maniac
Red Diamond of
Russia
Supreme Council
United States
Mozynski
Katherine May
Elizabeth King
Joseph Tozynski
Noel Lowley
Films Burned in Hospital Fire At Grady Atlanta
Ten people including newspapermen firemen and hospital attaches inhaled fumes from burning x ray films at Grady hospital. 250 Negro patients were safely removed. One nurse orderly James Jones was seriously overcome while aiding in evacuations. Damage limited to x ray equipment. two explosions caused the blaze.
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Atlanta
Grady Hospital
J. J. Clark
Wank Luckiesh
Frank Lavieri
Chicago
James Jones
Eric Lindreth
Carloadings to match last summer across Intermountain states
Central Western Shippers advisory board forecasts July September carloadings at 493 787 for the Intermountain region spanning Nebraska Utah Wyoming Colorado and southern Idaho nearly matching last summer's 494 785. Grain demand leads with 78 050 cars. coal 58 665. live stock 54 000. fruit 8 903. autos 1 970.
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Idaho Falls
Supreme Court
California
Central Western Shippers’ Advisory Laird
Agricultural Council
Nebraska
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
J. H. Plumhof
Salt Lake City
Oregon Short Line Railroad
O’fallon
W. J. Smith
Car Service
American Railway Association
Advisory Board
Ed Cultural Council
Skin as armor against disease, says Oregon expert
Dr Olof Larsell of the University of Oregon Medical School reports research from California on carbon dioxide inhalations prompting brief mental clarity in dementia praecox patients. Short 10 to 15 minute effects noted, with potential for longer benefits explored.
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Eugene
Ore
Olof Larsell
University of Oregon Medical School
University of California
Lersell
French aviator survives Andes crash and blizzard ordeal
Henri Guillaumet, a French air mail pilot, endured a weeklong disappearance after a crash in the Andes. Found near Pareditas by a provincial official, he crawled from a snowbound wreck with severe bruises after a 400 foot fall, then reached Mendoza by nightflight in fragile condition.
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Medoza
Argentina
Henri Guillaumet
Pareditas
Andes
Guillaumet
Santiago de Chile
Mendoza
Minnesota seeks reopening of Great Northern Northern Pacific merger
A petition to the Interstate Commerce Commission filed for the state of Minnesota asks reopening of the merger case between the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads and withdrawal of approval for their plan to consolidate The petition argues the merger harms northwest rail service and risks thousands of jobs for little public benefit pointing to 12 000 000 people in nine states as the public interest at stake.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Minnesota Railroad Commission
Great Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northwest
Transpacific Flight Hope For Kingsford Smith Start
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith aims to begin his transits from Dublin on Monday in an effort to start the long voyage. The Irish Free State report notes the scheduled departure from Dublin with the aviator seeking to reach his Pacific destination.
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Associated Press
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Curragh
Ireland
Southern Cross
Atlantic
New York
Dublin
Irish Free State
Charlies Kingsford- Smith
Many resolutions adopted at session Lewiston Idaho
Lewiston June 21 AP numerous resolutions were adopted at the closing sessions of the two weeks meeting of the Idaho county school superintendents. The body voted to hold sessions in Albion next year. Resolutions include setting tuition at five dollars per month per pupil, reforming income distribution for schools, five day sick leave with pay for teachers, and abolition of eighth grade examinations if test achievement is satisfactory.
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Lewiston
Idaho County
Albion
Parachute ace and brother killed in car crash near Ottawa
James Warrington of Toronto and his brother Stephen of the Royal Canadian Air Force died when their car left the road and overturned near Ottawa. Geraldon McManus of the RCAF and Robert Cushley of Ireland were injured. The group was traveling from Carleton Place to Ottawa when the accident occurred.
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Ottawa
Canada
James Warrington
Toronto
Stephen
Royal Canadian Air Force
Geraldon McManus
R.C.A. F
Robert Cushley
Ireland
Carleton Place
Baseball scores and results from multiple games
National League and American League results feature Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland Philadelphia and Detroit games. Notable tallies include Cincinnati splitting with Brooklyn 4 2 and Chicago defeating Boston in 12 innings 5 4 while St Louis routed Boston 7 2 and Philadelphia beat Cleveland 14 7.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Mitchell
Donohue
O’parrell
Bogan
Brame
Comorosky
Spencer
Bool
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Collins
Davis
Haines
Mancuso
Tragic New Haven Family Mass Suicide Seeks Quiet End
Ray C Spang 36 mentally unbalanced killed wife Helen 33 and children Lorraine 7 Raymond 5 Donald 3 and 10 year old Lorraine before leaping from West Rock after forcing pair of family members over edge police theory says he knocked them off cliff then climbed down and jumped 70 feet more Fireman tried to save him and witnesses recall him talking to himself and planning earlier return from a naval hospital with a note of relief from relatives and park officials describe West Rock and nearby Judge's Cave as historic landmarks during the tragedy.
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New Haven
Conn
Ray C Spang
West Rock
Ray C. Spang
Helen
Lorraine
Raymond
Donald
Spang
Brooklyn Naval Hospital
Seymour
Ansonia
Plemee
Judge's Cave
Charles I
England
Mauriy Bogdanoff
Bme
Grace Hospital
Ernest Berube
Martin
James Carey
Soldiers
New York
Husband
Police Clash With Indians in Bombay Demonstration
In Bombay on June 21 police and soldiers clashed with nationalist demonstrators at the Maidan Esplanade. About 300 endured minor injuries while 200 or more were hospitalized. two women were seriously hurt. Police used lathis as 400 foot officers and 50 mounted police, aided by troops, dispersed the crowd after orders to disperse were ignored. Pandit Motilal Nehru was to view a show of strength. The authorities had forbidden the assembly for two weeks.
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Bombay
Maidan Esplanade
Pandit Motilal Nehru
All-Indian National Congress
Esplan
Ruth Homers Again in New York
Babe Ruth blasted his eleventh home run in New York on June 21, driving in a run and keeping his season hot as the crowd cheered in the ballpark. The homer highlighted Ruth's continued power display amid a strong start to the campaign.
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Ruth
New York
Babe Ruth
Screen Actress Rescued After Yacht Collision Sink
Claire Windsor, screen actress, narrowly escaped drowning when a yacht she was a guest on collided with another vessel off Greenwich Connecticut and sank.
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Claire Windsor
Greenwich
Conn
Gun identified in Jake Lingle slaying linked to Foster
Chicago police said the pistol that killed Tribune reporter Jake Lingle belonged to Frank Foster, a former Moran Aiello gang member who joined Capone. Foster disappeared after the weapon was damaged to erase its serial number, and investigators traced it to Peter von Prantzius’s sporting goods store.
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Chicago
Jake Lingle
Tribune
Tal Clue
Frank Foster
Foster
Peter von Prantzius
von Frantzius
Lingle
North Side
George
Bugs) Moran
Aiellos
Moran-Aiello
Capone
Aljello- Moran
Paster
Boss is killed by sore employee in Pueblo
Mer vin Calhoun wire superintendent at Colorado Fuel and Iron in Pueblo was found shot to death near his home. A neighbor heard two shots before midnight and later found the body. Police say jugular vein and chest wounds indicate a gunman. no suspect yet but a disgruntled employee is suspected.
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Pueblo
Colo
Mervin Calhoun
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Wallace mayors among 32 convicted in north Idaho booze case
Federal jury Convicts 32 defendants in Wallace rum rebellion case including former mayor W. H. Herrick and ex police chief WJ Batley. They admitted “donations” funded city projects while prosecutors allege money flowed from saloon fines to city coffers for bridges streets and schools. Sentences set for Monday afternoon.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
North Idaho
Herman J. Rossi
W. H Herrick
Price
WJ. Batley
Wallace
Mullan
J. H. McNary
Mellon backs new tariff bill in optimistic stance
Secretary Mellon praised the tariff law as removing obstacles to business recovery and debunked fears of foreign trade destruction. Senator Watson echoed support while Hoover weighed changes to the tariff commission. Mellon said fears have been exaggerated and some industries gain from added protection.
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Washington
Mellon
Watson
Ihidiana
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Senate
Congress
House
Mayor Gives Vest With Wife’s Jewels Away
Joliet June 21 AP A poor man asked for help at Mayor George Sehring’s door and received an old vest. The mayor said he gave it to him as a charity. Mrs Sehring later learned the vest held two diamond rings worth 1500 and 600 dollars.
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Joliet
George Sehring
Mrs. Se
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