Mystery of Jake Lingle's murder grips Chicago
After two weeks the case remains unsolved as investigators pursue leads on the Tribune crime reporter’s killing. The city sees emphasis on eradicating liquor crime, with two dozen stills seized in Cicero aiding federal prosecutions. Police and federal cooperation expands under a new crime alliance.
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Chicago
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
William Russell
Frank Foster
Foster
Lingle
Cicero
al Capone
Capone Alcohol Syndicate
E. C. Yellowley
Lorenzo Juliano
Kidnapped Cop Wounded By Two Bandits In Utah Chase
Two men named Earl J. Hobson and T. B. Wise, both 30, from Portland, were captured later in Brigham City after hijacking a motorcycle patrolman Leland Daley, shooting him in the leg, and committing three robberies from Salt Lake City to Farmington. Daley was dumped from the car. bandits fled toward Ogden.
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Salt Lake City
Earl J. Hobson
T. B. Wise
Portland
Ore
Brigham City
Here
Utah
Leland Daley
Farmington
Daley
Ogden
H. C. Pierce
Pierce
Congress Figures Session Ends by Saturday
Washington June 21 Congress leaders plan to end the session by next Saturday with final action expected on the rivers and harbors bill and veterans relief measures. Senate leaders doubt final action before adjournment, while House and Senate clash over unsettled bills including security and Columbia Seat matters. A special Senate session on the London treaty will follow.
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Washington
Grtemant
Hoover
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Oregon
House
Columbia
Idaho State Elks Convention Program June 22 24
SUNDAY JUNE 22 events include Pocatello Trap Club shoot golf tennis and a reception registration of delegates. MONDAY JUNE 23 features athletic events business meeting parade drill team contest and grand Elks Ball. TUESDAY JUNE 24 covers play-offs business session addresses memorials and reports at Pocatello facilities.
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Idaho
Pocatello Country Club
Pocatello Athletic Club
Elks Club
State Elks Association
Fremont
Main
Lewis
Arthur
Center
Fifth Avenue
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Hutchinson Field
Bannock Hotel
Elks Temple
Orpheum Theatre
Dance Gardens
Singing
America
Ben Davis
Pocatello
Frank Parke
Burley
A. I. Myers
Harry J. Fox
P. G. Flack
Boise
R. W. Jones
W. H. Clearé
Fierro Sets New Nonstop New York to Mexico City Record
Colonel Roberto Fierro completes the first nonstop flight from Roosevelt Field New York to Valbuena Field Mexico City covering about 2500 miles in 16 hours 35 minutes surpassing Lindbergh's 27 hour 10 minute mark by over ten hours. He lands solo amid cheers and is welcomed by President Ortiz Rubio and officials. Arnulfo Cortes, his mechanic, accompanies him into the Emilio Carranza hangar.
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Valbuena Field
Mexico
New York
Roberto Fierro
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Mexico City
Fierro
Arnulfo Cortes
Emilio Carranza
Ortiz Rubio
Joaquin Amaro
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington
Lindbergh
Bolling Field
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Brownsville
Texas
Tampico
Gulf of Mexico
Idaho Gov Baldridge cites favorable economic outlook
Governor Baldridge says Idaho's economy is stronger than much of the country with low unemployment. He credits federal and state construction, including Owyhee and Deadwood dams, plus highway and local building work. He toured California and Toronto for Shrine events and notes Canada’s tariff tensions.
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Boise
Idaho
H. C. Baldridge
United States
Canada
Owyhee
Deadwood
California
Toronto
London
Nine Boston-Area Cities Surpass Hundred Thousand Population
Massachusetts reports a 1930 census total of 4,364,972, up 13.3 percent since 1920, with nine cities over 100,000. Boston leads with 783,451, followed by Worcester 196,395, Springfield 149,639, Fall River 114,348, Cambridge 113,650, New Bedford 112,804, Somerville 103,604, Lynn 102,293, and Lowell 100,050.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Ohilo
California
New Jersey
Ohio
Lynn
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Fall River
Cambridge
New Bedford
Somerville
Lowell
Mexican ace flies non stop from New York to Mexico City
Col. Roberto Fierro of the Mexican army completes a non stop flight from New York City to Mexico City, passing Maxwell Field at 7:42 a.m. local time. Aviation observers report an altitude near 2000 feet and a motor issue while the speed is estimated around 130 miles an hour so far.
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Montgomery
Ala
Roberto Fierro
Maxwell Field
New York City
Mexico City
Woman Held In Eldorado After Suspected Attack
Eldorado police detain a woman following a suspected assault incident. Authorities report the event occurred near the town center with injuries described but not detailed. Investigators question the suspect as the case proceeds.
Wallace Jury Decides Wallace Corruption Case in Three Hours
A federal jury in Coeur d Alene convicted 32 Wallace residents of conspiracy to use liquor levies to fund city expenses. Mayors, police chief, sheriff, and 28 others face sentencing after a three hour jury deliberation. Sentencing set for Monday with possible appeals.
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Coeur Dalene
Shoshone County
Wallace
Mullan
Idaho
W. H. Herrick
Idaho Elks to Convene in Pocatello With 1500 Expected
Advance groups arrive for the ninth annual Idaho State Elks Association convention in Pocatello. About 1500 Idaho and Utah lodges members will attend two days of sports, business sessions, and ceremonial contests with rivals from Salt Lake Ogden and Logan. Activities include ritualistic competition, student loan fund discussions, golf tennis trap shooting drum corps and receptions for visiting ladies.
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S . Pocatello
Elke
Pocatello
Idaho State Ithersociation
Whe
Bill
Idaho
Utah
Idaho State Association
Grand Lodge
Elk Lodge
Salt Lake
Ogden
Logan Elks
Logan
Caldwell
Utah Bankers Close Session in Salt Lake City
Utah bankers wrapped two day convention in Salt Lake City with officers elected. Frederick P. Champ became president, H. M. Chamberlain first vice president, D. E. Davis second vice president, H. D. Crandall secretary treasurer, R C Wilson state vice president for Utah. A bid for 1931 meeting came from S J Foster Cedar City and a plan to promote silver coin use statewide was approved. Regional clearing houses were endorsed.
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Salt Lake City
D. E. Davis
Ogden State Bank
Ogden
H. D. Crandall
First State Bank of
Salina
R. C. Wilson
National Copper Bank of
Utah
American Bankers Association
S. J. Foster
Cedar City
Train Derailment Causes Death in Hawks Nest Crash
The Sportsman westbound passenger train derailed at Hawks Nest, 60 miles from Charleston, killing engineer Homer E. Haskell and injuring four others, two seriously. Riders include W Yolements of Richmond and Sherman Bostic of Virginia. the derailment involved the engine and an express car, with several coaches and a diner staying on track. The wreck prompted arrangements to resume the trip to Detroit three and a half hours later.
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Charleston
W. Va
Sportsman
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Hawks Nest
Homer E. Haskell
Huntington
W Va
Anderson
W. Yolements
Richmond
Kimion
Sherman Bostic
Mary Burke
Negress
Elinton ‘Forge
Detroit
Price slaying suspect Irwin sought in Galena Kansas
Medford dispatch says Ira Irwin, 30, wanted in Galena Kansas in connection with the slaying of Ralph Price, left for unknown destinations and expressed willingness to warn Gibson if located.
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Medford
Ore
S Irwin
Galena
Kans
Ralph Price
Irwin
Gibson i. Irwin
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Lindy
Bay State
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Idaho State Elks Association
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National Lodge
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Price
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