Three Executed for Murder of Police Officer
Nicholas Lee Eagles 32 Samuel Moreno 20 and John Proctor 19 were electrocuted at DC jail for killing Policeman Lee W. K. Busch in a September 1926 pistol battle. The men’s execution followed appeals to the US Supreme Court and a last bid to stay the sentence.
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Washington
Nicholas Lee Eagles
Samuel Moreno
John Proctor
District of Columbia
Lee W. K. Busch
Supreme Court of the United States
Coolidge
Eagles
E. Eli
Proctor
Moreno
Eacles
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Bush
Lherty
Kled
Air Mail Pilot Killed in Fall Near Lebo Kans
Wayne Neville of Dallas piloting the Chicago Dallas air mail route died when his plane hit a severe wind storm and crashed near Lebo Kansas. Nevilles body was taken to Lebo and R L Dobie left Kansas City to retrieve the mail from the wreck and fly it to Dallas. Neville had served two years on the Kansas City Dallas leg and six years as a pilot. E Pfenning Kansas City manager of National Air Transport started to Lebo to investigate.
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Emporia
Kans
Wayne Neville
Dallas
Lebo
Here
Neville
Kansas City
M. R. L. Dobie
E. Pfenning
National Air Transport, Inc
Inré
Tigste
Chicago Barbers Seek Wage Increase Amid Feminine Haircare Shifts
Chicago reports barbers union demand for a 2.10 weekly raise citing more frequent shaves and linen changes for women's fashions. Masters counter with a 10 weekly cut demand, noting higher costs for Aspen tee equipment and elaborate grooming setups. About 2100 shops are affected. union proposes arbitration.
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Chicago
Barbers Union
Arbitra
Milwaukee Chosen 1929 Kiwanis International Meet City
Milwaukee won the 1929 Kiwanis International convention host site after a lively ballot count. Detroit trailed with a distant showing, while Milwaukee secured 679 votes to Detroit's 41 in the final tally. Chang Hsueh-Lieng named governor of Manchuria succeeding his father Chang Tso-Lin, who died from wounds from a bomb in Beijing.
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Milwaukee
Seattle
Wash
Kiwanis International
Detroit
Chang
Mukden
Manchuria
Chang Hsueh-Lieng
Marshall Chang Tso-Lin
Peking
Thang
Outbreak Near in Jugoslavia Struggles Escalate
The ailing Croatian peasants party leader Stefan Radich, wounded in parliament, faces potentially fatal lung damage as fears rise of a peasant uprising. Vienna reports rush of renowned Dr Gustav Singer to Belgrade amid halted Vienna Belgrade communications and growing alarm over the crisis.
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Pelgrade
Jugoslavia
Stefan Radich
Croatian Peasants’ Party
Gurag
Vwuenna
Gustav Singer
Vienna
Belgrade
Warlead Biclau
Reditch
Accident to Child Triggers Damage Suit
Lucille Hoffman sues I Yamada doing business as Yamada Products for 87000 damages claiming her four year old daughter Phyllis was struck by a truck driven by Frank Gummersall at the Lincoln and Center streets intersection on December 29, 1927. The complaint says Phyllis suffered a fractured thigh bone and physical shock resulting in permanent leg shortening of a half inch.
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Lucille Hoffman
I. Yamada
Yamada Products Company
Phyllis
Frank Gummersall
Lincoln
Center Streets
Eiman Introduces New 15 Passenger Auto Bus in Pocatello
John Eiman announced a new 15 passenger capacity auto bus will join the seventh route of the Pocatello Transportation Co. The latest construction includes leather seats, full safety features, dust proofing, extra emergency left side door, and enhanced comfort. Eiman, expanding his fleet for seven years, now operates four buses covering the city. Former residents Mr. and George A. Green returned to Pocatello after Florida and Bahamas stays and may settle here.
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Pocatello Tranportation Company
John Eiman
Eiman
Pocatello
George A. Green
Florida
Bahama Islands
Mixed 1932 World News Snippets From Press Clips
A collection of brief notes from New York London Tokyo and Budapest reports on Kipling questioned word rates a Shakespeare collection stolen from Harvard a Turkish town banning alcohol duel rumors Hungarian prime minister graft accusations Hollywood gossip Taft Yale politics a 1766 encyclopedia remark and Alfred Smith Hoover in Clarksburg with film industry estimates.
Ida Goldberg, 107, Dies in New Rochelle
Mrs. Ida Goldberg aged 107, a longtime New Rochelle resident, has died. She celebrated her 107th birthday in March and had often said she could not complain as she attributed her long life to God’s goodness. Her death marks the end of a long life living in New Rochelle.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Ida Goldberg
We Will Never Be Entirely Free From Automobile Accidents
An old notice reflects on car travel risks from horse and buggy days to modern traffic. It urges caution and promotes Shaw Auto Co as a 24/7 AAA garage ready to assist after accidents or when a car quits, promising quick service.
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Shaw Auto Jo
Shaw Auto Co
Mary Pickford Cuts Hair for New Image
CHICAGO June 22 Mary Pickford reveals she has cut her hair short to around the shoulders. She explains the curls are saved and will be pinned if needed. Doug Fairbanks will join her for a trip to Hollywood while they head home from Europe.
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Chicago
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Walch
New York
Doug
Judge Finds He Is Poor Risk in Insurance Policy
Chicago reports that Judge John P McGoorty lost a $10 000 fire policy on his home as a bad risk after presiding over the Eugene Red McLaughlin trial for attempted robbery A juror’s home was bombed and the judge was threatened prompting high premium civil commotion coverage and ongoing protection
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Chicago
Criminal Court
John P. McGoorty
McGoorty
Eugene
Red) Mclaughlin
McLaughlin
Judge McGoorty
Noblesville Bank Closed Over $147,100 Shortage
The Citizen's State Bank of Noblesville Indiana was closed by state bank examiner Thomas Barr after a $147,100 shortage was traced to Omer G Patterson, the chief bookkeeper for 28 years. Patterson was found in his hotel room, poisoning suspected, and confessed to taking funds over several years.
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Noblesville. Ind
Citizen’s State Bank of
Noblesville
Ind
Thomas Barr
State Bank
Omer G. Patterson
Patterson
Torrent Flood Sweeps Kentucky Town Irvine
A cloud burst sent a four foot flood through Irvine Kentucky, wrecking buildings and washing out crops. High winds uprooted massive trees that slammed into the business district. The farming area below was believed swept clean. No casualties were reported and total damage estimates were unavailable.
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Irvine
Federals Rout Mexican Insurgents in Long Battle
In Jalisco near Las Huertas a eight hour clash left ten federal soldiers and twenty two insurgents dead. About thirty federal troops were wounded and insurgent casualties were not determined. The engagement involved 300 federal troops against nearly 400 insurgents and was one of the fiercest fights in two years of irregular warfare.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Excelsior
Las Huertas
Jalisco
Deeds Recorded by Idaho Merchants Protective Assn
List of deeds filed including H W Henderson to George Bewens and Pocatello Loan to Eugene W Smith. Transfers involve Bannock County parcels: L D Clark Park Addition lots 29 and 30 block 4. Daniel Preston Stephenson etux to Joseph L Smith. David A Martinetuz to Joseph O Smith. sec 34 nw sec 27 se 9 sr 37. and other noted transfers with locations and parcel references.
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H W. Henderson
George Bewens
The
Pocatello Loan and Realty Co
Eugene W Smith
County of Bannock
L D Clark
Park Addition
Daniel Preston Stephenson
Joseph L. Smith
David A . Martinetuz
Joseph O Smith
EBM
Announcements from local groups in midsummer notices
Jobs Daughters of Bethel No 1 meet Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Masonic temple with business and officer installation. E Da Ho Campfire Girls plan a cooked food sale tomorrow at the Bennock hotel building. G I A and the B of L B skip July and August meetings. Womens Benefit Association gathers tonight at 8 PM with strong attendance urged. Presbyterian church board of directors meets this evening at 8 PM at Isaac McDougall’s office in the Hub building.
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Masonic Temple
E-Da-Ho
Atkin Fiore
Bennock
G.I A
B. of L. B
Womens’ Benefit Association
Board of
The
Presbyterian Church
Issac McDougall
Tribute Want Ads Highlight Hidden Notices
A fragment from the tribute want ads hints at notices and listings in a local paper. The readable portion suggests community notices and personal ads, inviting readers to explore for details.
Wool Market Outlook and Quotations From Boston
The Commercial Bulletin reports slow wool demand with prices favoring buyers though not sharply. Mills anticipate six months of competition for wool, while country buying lulls and prices ease from peak levels. Wool shipments and receipts through June 21 show gains over last year, with domestic and foreign markets varying by fleece type and region. Quotations for 12 month and 6 month selects span Texas, California, Montana, and New England regions with multiple grade and fiber classifications listed.
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Comercial Bulletin
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Chicago Market LIVESTOCK REPORT June 22
Hogs receipts 22 000 with bids up about 10 cents top 1690 pounds price for 200 to 260 lb hogs. Cattle receipts 15 000 calves 1 000 grass cows weak to uneven. Steers 1100 to 1500 lb mostly 13 40 to 14 75. fed yearlings 13 50 to 15.00. cows 900 to 11475. vealers 11.50 to 14.00. Sheep receipts 6000 fat lambs steady to strong with lights 15.25 to 15.50. feeders 14.00 to 15.50. ewes sparse.
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Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Ita Thurewiay
Missouri
Texas
Omaha Market Report Cattle and Sheep Prices June 22
Omaha markets show cattle and calves steady with limited help and strong sheep demand. Feeders and yearlings move into 13s and 14s, cows ranged around mid 40s to mid 50s, cutters near 6.25 to 7.50, lambs and yearlings firm with top around 16.00 and fed clipped lambs mainly 14.50 to 15.00.
Calves Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Steady in St Joseph Sale
In St Joseph on June 23 bold cattle and calves showed steady to higher prices for hogs and sheep. Fed steers and yearlings ranged around 13 to 15 per cwt with specific lots noted. Cows and veal moved at varying bids while hogs hit top 10.25 for choice, with 200 to 325 pound hogs around 30 to 31. Prices reflect active demand and sparse aged stock across cattle, sheep, and veal segments.
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ST. Joseph ST. Joseph
Texas
Kansas City and Ogden Hog and Cattle Market Summary
Kansas City reports mixed hog and cattle prices with steady to uneven trends for various grades. Hogs around 10.20 to 10.25 per cwt on intermediate weights, calves and cattle showing steady movements, and vealers around 13.00. Ogden lists hog receipts 1317 with prices near 10.40 for butcher weights, cows and bulls steady to higher, lambs and ewes offered with moderate demand.
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Ogden Ogden
New York Stocks Bonds Update June 22 Market Rates
Liberty bonds closed with 3s at 1008, 1st 446 101.17, 3rd 4145 100.2, 45. 4s at 101.27, treasury 44s at 113.15, treasury 34s at 105.29, treasury 34 8 at 101.26.
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BONDS
New York
Liberty Bonds
Treasury
Curbed Market Curled Quotes For Various Stocks
New York June 22 AP Curled quotations show Continental O11 165 Electric Bond & Ghsre 101 Electric Investors 62% Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania 122 New Bradford 4% Prairie Pipe Line 210 Standard out of Indiana 13%
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Curb Market
New York
Continental
Electric Bond & Ghsre
Electric Investors
Gulf Oi of
Pennsylvania
New Bradford
Prairie Pipe Line
Standard Out of
Indiana
Sugar declines as near term offers rise in New York
Raw sugar prices slipped 116 cents on June 22 as near term free duty sales increased. Traders reported 32 000 bags Philippines and 34 000 Porto Rico near positions delivered to local refiners at 427 per hundredweight. Refiners showed renewed interest while futures opened unchanged to one point lower with Cuban linked selling and absorption by shorts. Midday values steadied near unchanged.
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New York
Shorts
Metals and Money Roundup From New York and London
Metals prices list for New York and London shows spot and futures for copper iron lead and antimony with quotes around 6.30 to 6.20 for iron and lead around 6.15 to 6.20. Money market notes in New York report firm call loans 6 percent and time loans 5 percent with mercantile paper at 4 percent. Silver prices in New York and London are quoted around 59.5 cents and 27 4d per ounce respectively.
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New York
East St. Louis
East
Louis
Butter And Eggs Market Snapshot
June 22 report shows butter unchanged at 16 923 units and eggs unchanged at 10 683 cases. The notes list prices and volumes for the commodity market.
Dull Session in New York Stock Market Wide Fluctuations Persist
The day opened with gains then slipped, later recovering as investors eyed radio stocks and a potential merger. Radio rose nearly 25 points from the week low, Pierce Arrow preferred surged on merger hopes with Studebaker, and Willys Overland fell after the dividend news as West Virginia and Western Maryland gained on ICC line permission near Connellsville Pa.
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New York
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
Willys Overland Common
Greed News
Tts
West Virginia
Maryland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Connellsville
Wheat Values Go to Higher Level
Chicago reports ex pat business estimating 2 000 ashers plus poor harvest weather and black rust developments boosted wheat values. Eastern connected houses sold on the bulge as the market fattened. wheat closed easy, down fractions, corn and oats showing mixed moves and provisions falling.
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Chicago
Omaha Wheat Prices Reported by Grade and Type
Omaha market update lists Wheat No 1 hard at 1.40, No 2 hard with smut at 1.364 to 1.40, No 2 hard at 1.40, No 2 hard smutty at 1.38 to 1.39, No 1 mixed durum at 1.29, No 2 mixed at 1.32, No 3 mixed at 1.27. Corn values shown for No 2 white around 0.9649 to 0.9494, No 2 yellow near 0.97, No 2 yellow 0.974 near 0.97, No 3 a 0.96, No 1 mixed 0.95, No 2 mixed 0.83. Oats No 3 white 0.664 to 0.714, No 4 white 0.642 to 0.65.
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Omaha
Grain Prices St Louis Market Report
St Louis cash grain prices show No 5 red wheat at 143 and No 1 hard around 150 to 151. Corn values include No 4 mixed at about 99 to 94 and No 2 yellow near 1.04, with No 2 whip close to 1.05 to 1.06. Oats had no sales. July and September wheat and corn figures noted with December hard bids at 143 and corn at 1.01 to 0.974 respectively.
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ST. Louis Grain
ST. Louis
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Chicago price snapshot lists grain and livestock futures with wheat and corn mixed results. No. 2 yellow corn at 10.04 to 10.24, No. 2 white oats around 60 to 74, rye 95 to 105, seed and clover values shown, lard and ribs traded around 11.82 and 12.50 respectively.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn prices mixed on Kansas market report
Wheat receipts at 45 cars show small declines for several classes with No 2 dark hard around 1.43 to 1.44 per unit and No 2 red near 1.88. July futures 13044, September 131, December 134. Corn prices show mixed quotes with No 2 white about 0.94 to 0.95, No 3 near 0.64 to 0.69. Milo maize and kafir listed around 1.66 to 1.70 and 1.57 to 1.50 respectively.
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Kansas
TY Grain
Kansas City
Close
Potato shipments by region report from AP
Salt Lake City reports AP data on potato shipments for June 31. Total U shipments 1307 with 43 old crop and 12958 new crop. Principal states include Alabama 90 California 30 Minnesota 6 North Carolina 10 Oklahoma 97 South Carolina 24 Texas Virginia 539 Wisconsin 0.
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California
Minnesota
Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Wisconsin
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