Lingle’s Bank Deposits Under Scrutiny In Murder Probe
Chicago report details Jake Lingle’s cash deposits averaging over 1 000 dollars weekly as investigators probe the slain Tribune reporter’s wealth. Bank president says deposits 50 to 800 dollars were cash only. questions focus on source and disposition post market crash.
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Chicago
Jake” Lingle
William N. Kline
Lake Shore Trust and Savings Bank
Tribune
William Russell
Chicago Police
Lingle
Russell
Asid
Jon
Jack
Northwest sheriffs reelect officers for eleventh term
In Vancouver British Columbia the Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police concluded its session reelecting officers for an eleventh consecutive term. The board of governors includes Utah’s Clifford Patten as vice president, Salt Lake City sheriff John Zandel, Brigham sheriff Otto Birk, Provo police chief Joseph E. Burbidge, Salt Lake City, and O Wooton, Salt Lake City Bertillion identification superintendent.
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B. C
Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police
Board of Governors
Utah
Clifford Patten
Salt Lake City
John Zandel
Brigham
Otto Birk
Provo
Joseph E. Burbidge
O. Wootton
Bertillion
Woman vanishes with infant from Legion hall in Washington
Police pursue Mrs. George Taylor age 20 who disappeared from the American Legion hall in Yelm Washington last Sunday with her 18 month old baby left crying for weather details scarce as investigators review leads amid a missing person case.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Taylor
American Legion
Yelm
Wether
Bourbons Favor a Repeal Plank
The Bonneville county Democratic committee in Idaho Falls votes unanimously to back repeal of federal prohibition laws. State Chairman Ed M Holden aids in drafting the platform as the party prepares to promote county ticket candidates.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Democratic Committee
Ed M. Holden
Sheriff and Marshal Killed by Auto Thief
Washington Iowa reports a tragic double killing as Sheriff Fred Sweet and Night Marshal Aaron Bailey were fatally shot by an automobile thief during a confrontation after arrest. The assailant fled in a stolen car after delivering mortal shots.
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Washington
Iowa
Fred Sweet
Washington County
Aaron Bailey
National League Baseball Scores and Weather Update
Baseball results across cities including St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Boston and Cincinnati with scores and lineups. Also a Utah weather note predicting fair conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change.
Mayor advises girls to wear longer clothing in Grafton
A town incident in Grafton West Virginia after a crowd followed the mayor as young women in shorts were asked to meet him at the police station. Mayor King told them that shorts may be acceptable at Marshall College or resorts but not in Grafton and ordered them to return to camp with more clothes.
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King
Marshall College
Grafton
Noted political leader James Vardaman dies in Mississippi
James Kiball Vardaman former governor of Mississippi and longtime U S senator died in Birmingham Alabama at age 68. Known in the senate as the white chief for his white attire he suffered a long illness after a nervous collapse. He led in Mississippi politics as editor attorney chief executive and legislator for nearly fifty years.
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Birmingham
Ala
James Kiball Vardaman
Mississippi
United States Senate
Vardaman
Senate
Body found trail leads searchers to plane crash site
A Western Air Express pilot Maurice Graham vanished in a January snowstorm. Rescuers following his trail found parts of the craft guiding searchers toward Zion National Park amid five foot snow in the mountains. The body was hoped to be found before nightfall as more clues emerged from the wreckage near Ka narra creek.
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Cedar City
Utah
Maurice Graham
Western Air Express
Graham
Kanarra Creek
Zion National Park
Here
Senate backs Boulder canyon dam project
The Senate approved a 10660000 fund to start work on the Boulder canyon dam. The body backed selling Muscle Shoals power to municipalities on the same basis as private companies. An Arizona fight over the Boulder dam fund failed to pass by record vote.
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Washington
Senate
Boulder Canyon Dam
Muscle Shoals
Hayden
Arizona
Ashurst and
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
SUDDEN DEATH OF AUTO MAGNATE HARRY C STUTZ
Indianapolis June 26 Harry C Stutz famed automotive designer and founder of the Stutz firm died today from complications after an appendectomy He was 53 and had lived in Orlando before returning to Indianapolis for hospital treatment His widow Blanche Miller and daughter Mrs William S Horn survive Funeral services likely in Indianapolis Saturday
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Indianapolis
Harry C. Stutz
Stutz
Orlando
Fla
Clara Dietz
Dayton
Ohio
Blanche Miller
William S Horn
Rebellion Breaks in Chihuahua and Governor is Impeached
Rebels hold a strong front as reports from Henan in China describe a decisive battle along the Haichow Tung kwan railway. Chiang Kai-shek reportedly deploys 100,000 nationalist troops aiming to seize Kaifeng, the rebel stronghold and Henan capital.
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Chihuahua
Shanghai
Northern Alliance
Haichow-Tungkwan
Henan
Chiang Kaishek
Kaifeng
Turbulent Chihuahua split as Estrada named provisional governor
In El Paso, two claimants to power after Governor Almada was impeached and chief of police Jiminez slain. Manuel Estrada, a Prieto ally, was installed by the chamber as provisional governor in Chihuahua City while Almada fled to Juarez amid conflicting reports on the impeachment, the police death, and Estrada’s inauguration.
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Chamber
Estrada
EL Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Mexico
Francisco Almada
Gabriel Jimine
Almada
Juarez
Gi v4
Manuel Prieto
Manuel Jesus Estrada
Prieto
Jiminez
el Continental
Paso
Chihuahua City
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Bank Fails to Open in Cincinnati
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Bank failed to open in Cincinnati after a notice on the door announced it would not operate. Federal examiner William Taylor audited the bank, two personnel changes followed, and directors said the institution was sound. The closure follows the Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust shutdown tied to A W Shafer’s alleged $1,000,000 embezzlement. The Brotherhood bank had recently raised deposit rates from four to five percent.
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Cleveland
Federal Bank Examiner
Brotherhood Bank
Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust
A. W. Shafer
H. L. Doherty Company
Southern Cross Circles Bay State on Flight to New York
The Southern Cross deviated to pay tribute to Captain Frederick Melville of the Byrd Polar expedition in Lynn Massachusetts at 3 35 p m Eastern Time. In Boston the plane was escorted by other aircraft as it passed overhead on its way to New York for a two stage welcome for Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and crew.
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Mass
New York
Frederick ©. Melville
Byrd Polar Expedition
Boston
the Battery
Broadway
City Hall
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Idaho Gains Thousand-Year Population Rise in 1930 Census
Census estimates show Idaho's population across 39 counties at 404,956, up from 394,335 in 1920. Five missing counties add 37,277 for 1920. if 1930 counts match, state total would be 442,233 versus 431,612 in 1920.
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Boise
Idaho
Associated Press
Cassia
Custer
Premont
Lemhi
Valley
Prospects for Beet Sugar Crop Up Across Regions
In Salt Lake City on June 26 beet sugar officials reported good prospects for a heavy crop nationwide. U S Beet Sugar Assn president Stephen H. Love said Utah Idaho yield is better than last year though acreage remains nearly the same.
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Salt Lake City
Stephen H. Love
United States Beet Sugar Association
Utah-Idaho
Western reclamation conference debates federal policy
At a Utah conference, Governor Dern urged maintaining current federal irrigation areas and opposing new projects, arguing for state control of western waters and limited federal ownership. R. E. Shepherd defended reclamation as state-financed and not tax-funded, countering demands for broader federal action.
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George H. Dern
Utah
Congress
Supreme Court
Dern
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
Idaho
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Shepherd
Chamber approves government with 330 to 262 vote
Paris reports the chamber of deputies backed the government in a confidence measure by 330 to 262. The vote closes a parliamentary test shortly after debates over policy and leadership.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Supreme Court Cuts McCourt Sentence By Hundred Years
OLYMPIC WASH June 26 AP One hundred years were cut from the penitentiary sentence of James McCourt a Seattle bandit and killer. He remains under life for the murder of Seattle patrolman E R Sherard and from 20 to 30 years for the robbery that ended in the killing. Five more robbery sentences were quashed by the court.
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Olympic
Wash
James McCourt
Seattle
State Supreme Court
McCourt
E. R. Sherard
Copper Dividend Cuts Spark From Anaconda and Subsidiaries
Directors of the Anaconda Copper company slice the quarterly dividend to 87 cents per share, base annual dividend $3.50, down from $7.00. Chairman John D. Ryan cites industry downturns and compares copper demand to 1928–29 while subsidiaries also trim their payments to roughly $1.50 against prior 93 cents.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Company
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Company
Anaconda
Ed Ty
I. Ee Ee Ae
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