Forsythe Targeted In Lingle Slaying Probe In Chicago
Chicago police named James Forsythe as the sought killer of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. Witness descriptions linked Forsythe to the murder as investigators pursue gangland ties with Moran-Ailello and Capone factions. Authorities note no photograph exists and high court rulings affect rogues gallery use.
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Chicago
James
Red) Forsythe
City Hall
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
Forsythe
Lingle
John Lyle
Moran-Aiello
Corporation Counsel's Office
Murer
High Court
Moran-Alello Gang
al Capone
Moran-Ailello
Four Horsemen of Gangland
George
Red) Barker
William Clifford
Cy Cawley
Michael Reilly
Barker
Nen
John H. Alcock
Pierced Chester killer executed at Rockview
John Pierce 31, a Chester Negro, was electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary for the murder of Chester policeman Frank Kowalski. Kowalski, father of two, was killed December 16, 1929, when he tried to disarm Pierce in a Chester restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Riots Erupt in Seville as Police Clash with Strikers
Rioting in Seville left many wounded after a sudden clash between police and striking demonstrators. Police fired on crowds to quell the protests.
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Spain
Seville
Slayer Dons Woman's Tog in Queens Murder Hunt
Police widen hunt for the slayer of two men in Queens as they pursue a suspect seen in women's clothing. A Brooklyn newspaper receives a document marked A. J. 4-3-44 amid doubts on its authenticity. A man described wearing pants under a skirt raised the theory of disguise during a lunch encounter in Queens.
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New York
Queens
Brooklyn
Meyer Newmark
A. J
Russia
Mark Brown
Manhattan
Brown
Naval treaty sustained by committee in Senate vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the London naval treaty by 15 to 4 and sent it to the Senate. Minority reports were pledged by Senators Johnson and Shipstead. The vote indicated broad support likely to lead to ratification in a Senate special session.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Johnson
Republican
California
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Baseball scores and line results from current games
Baseball box scores from games across the league detailing run totals hits errors and pitchers for Cleveland Washington St Louis New York Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati and other teams. The lines list each game's scoring by inning and the winning and losing pitchers with key batters.
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Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Kimsey
Stiles
Manion
John St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Sullivan and
Chicago
Philadelphia
Henry
Omas
Welland
Tate
Mahaffey
Cochrane
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Elliott
Lopez
Picnich
Meine
Chagnon
Hemsley
Cincinnati
Walker
Hogan
Kolp
Rixey
Sukeforth
Hindus Injured in Clash With Bombay Police
June 23 AP report describes blows from bamboo clubs on nationalist demonstrators in the Maidan esplanade. More than 500 Hindus were injured as women volunteers joined the crowd in planned parade near the Dharasana site and Mo tilal N. The incident spurs talk of worker strikes, though no pact has been agreed. The UTAH WEATHER note follows.
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Bombay
Maidan Esplanade
Aish Raj
Esplanade
Eead
Dharasana
Motilal N
All India National Congress
Lindberghs Welcome Son on Anne Morrow Birthday
The Lindberghs announced the birth of a son in Englewood New Jersey at 2 15 p m weighing seven pounds three quarters. The baby was born in the Morrows home where his mother Anne Morrow Lindbergh was born. Both mother and child rested comfortably and plans for a hospital arrival were canceled.
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Grandad Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Charles A. Lindberg
Anne Morrow
Colonel Lindbergh
Teterboro
Hartford
Conn
Morrow
Ambassador Morrow
Lindbergh
Smith College
Ambassadoor
Mexico City
United States
Legation
Anne
Arrests in Blackfoot Reckless Driving Case
Blackfoot, June 23 Tribune Special reports H N Parker E W Whalen and Tom Cochran e were arrested on a charge of reckless driving after a collision with Wilford Christensen s car. No injuries were reported.
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Blackfoot
Tribune
H. N. Parker
E. W. Whalen
Tom Cochrane
Wilford Christensen
Nationalist forces renew hostilities in central China
Shanghai reports renewed fighting as Nationalist armies push from central Hienan province to Kiangsu border and along the Yellow river. Rebels threaten the government after a seven week lull. News censorship is imposed to withhold wartime developments.
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Shanghai
Hienan
Kiangsu
Yellow River
Northern Alliance
Tut
Shore crossing crash kills Atlantic City mayor and three others
Absecon New Jersey June 23 AP Four people died when a Pennsylvania Railroad express struck Mayor Anthony M Ruffu Jr s car at a grade crossing in Absecon The dead include Ruffu his wife Lillian Wiley and Margaret Siracusa The crash mangled bodies and disabled the engine requiring a second engine to pull the train into the station
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Absecon
N. J
Anthony M. Ruffo, Jr
Atlantic City
Phiadelphia-Atlantic City Express
Ruffu
John Wiley
Lillian
Ventnor
Margaret C. Siracusa
Stephen Siracusa
Anthony J Siracusa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anthony J. Siracusa
Shore Resort
Atlantic County
Petit Jury
Rotary marks silver anniversary with 18 000 Rotarians in Chicago
About 18 000 to 20 000 Rotarians and their wives attended Chicago events marking Rotary’s 25th anniversary and the start of the 21st annual convention. Harris founded Rotary in 1905. by 1910 it expanded nationally and in 1912 became international with clubs in Winnipeg and London. A key proposal would create a past service membership for retirees.
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Rotary Anns
Rotary
Northside
Paul P Harris
Princeton
Harris
Seven Seas
Russia
Chicago
San Francisco
National Association
Duluth
Minn
Winnipeg
Canada
London
England
M. Eugene Newsom
Durham
Program Tonight and Tomorrow in Local Events
Tonight features a Bannock Hotel banquet for visiting ladies at 6 15 p m a ritualistic contest at Elas temple a ladies movie at the Orpheum with reserved seats and a grand Elks ball at Dance Gardens until late Tomorrow includes a full play off in all sports and a State Elks association business session with addresses by M J Bettenelli and F L Crews plus nine prizes for a drill team election and installation of officers.
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Bannock Hotel
Elas’ Temple
Orpheum Theatre
Grand Elks
Dance Gardens
State Elks' Association
Salt Lake City
Elks Hold Early Idaho State Association Session
The Idaho State Elks meet at the temple in Pocatello with members from across the state. A memorial service honored departed brothers as officers and committees were named for resolutions nominations credentials auditing and more.
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Idaho State Elks Association
Elks Temple
Walter Cleare
R. W. Jones
Pocatello
William Bullman
Wallace
Ben Kelly
Lewiston
Ben Delana
Boise
Herman Deiss
Twin Falls
J. A. Stewart
Blackfoot
Frank Garvin
William Schuck
Burney
A. E. Zener
Ben Melquist
Idaho Falls
F. B. Iice
Burley
A R. Mannock
Idaho State Elks’ Association
Byrd and Lindbergh Meet in New York Confab
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd held a June 23 meeting at the Hotel Biltmore in New York. They exchanged congratulations on Byrd’s polar conquest and Lindbergh’s newborn son and planned a longer aviation discussion in July.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
Lindbergh
South Pole
Admiral Byrd
Biltmore
Ae Gence
Perperal
Col. Lindbergh
Visiting Elks register at Pocatello lodge for Idaho convention
Elks from Blackfoot Idaho Falls Nampa Caldwell and Boise lead turnout for the Idaho State Elks Association convention in Pocatello with many guests arriving to register. Delegates come from nearly every lodge in the state and visitors from Los Angeles and Illinois are noted among the attendees.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Elks Association
Elks
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Nampa
Caldwell
Boise
Register
Los Angeles
Illinois
Idaho Elks Conventions Open Amid Rain Delay Parade
The Idaho State Elks convention opened with threats of rain but participants registered at the lodge and planned events. A parade formed at the high school, drills at Hutchinson field, and a dance at Dance Gardens with 50 piece orchestra. Evening events include a banquet at Bennet hotel and an interstate ritual contest between Logan and Caldwell.
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Elks
Hargraves
Pocatello Lodge
Gaylord Sanford
Hutchinson Field
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Elks’ Hall
Pocatello Symphony Orchestra
Kles ‘Azz
Firemen Denounce Stranger After Theft From Truck Company 14
On June 23 AP reports Truck Company 14 in Chicago fell victim to Kenneth Thompson who posed as a Detroit man and a hungry guest. He stayed as a valet and helper then vanished with the fire crew’s clothes and money after an alarm. The men issue a warning to avoid aiding similar impostors.
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Chicago
Truck Company 14
Kenneth Thompson
Detroit
Thompson
Kenneth
Hns
Eight Injured in Idaho Falls Auto Accidents
Eight people were injured in separate automobile collisions around Idaho Falls. J H Sargent and his wife were hurt when their car was struck by a Yellowstone National Park train at a grade crossing near Acon. The injured were transported to Pocatello by train. Hyrum Sargent and others, including Bonney Clegg, 10, Lowell Creamer, 17, and Frank Turner and Mrs Turner, suffered injuries during a heavy rain event as pedestrians or motorists were struck on the highway.
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Idaho Falls
J. H. Sargent
Grand Section
Acon
Pocatello
Hyrum
Bonney Clegg
Lowell Creamer
Clegg
Frank Turner
Madison County
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R.H.E
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Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
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Singing of America
Ben Davis
Association Men and All Elks
Frank Parke
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Lindy
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George Stedman
Robert L. Pence
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F. E. Wells
J. C. Lynch
Paul G Mueller
Hosea Stout
F. B. Park
S. B. Richardson
William Schlick
R. C. Rich Blackfoot
Ray Berry
E. D. Hines
A. G Smith
A. J. Boyle
Frank DeKay
Mark B Tuohy
E. E. Farmer
J. F. Garvin
Joe Stuart
B. G. Boone
O . Christensen
Louis Felt
Leo Montague
Albert Slaugh
E. L. Stratton
Jack Parker
R. H. Mackie
P. N. Darnell
F. L. Westfall
Carl Nelson
J W Slaugh
EF. N. Bingham
L. B. Dustin
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J A
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Phil Roberts
E C Shultz
F. W. Robertson
Bob Long
Charles Barber
Park Fort
Roy Morehead
Lynn Nash
Floyd McWilliams
Fredgteside
Floyd — Olds
E. D Baird
al Spaulding
Cart Hudleson Martel Archibald
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Idaho State Biks’ Association
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