Battle with bootleggers ends in death near Cody Wyoming
Cheyenne June 27 AP reports a gun battle between prohibition agents and two bootleggers Sherin and Cary four miles north of Cody. Sherin was killed by a shot to the head. Cary was wounded in the hip and fled toward Grey Bull, where he surrendered after a pursuit ending near Bast and Grey Bull.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Cheenne Tribune
Sherin
Cary
Sage Brush
Cod Ant
Sherii
Car
Bast
Grey Bull
Humane Society Advises Summer Care for Dogs
Illinois Humane Society outlines summer dog care including two meals daily with limited meat, ample exercise, baths, flea treatment with creolin, cooling shade, dry ventilated kennel, and regular washing. It warns against muzzles in heat and lists foods to avoid for dogs.
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Chicago
Illinois Humane Society
Zev Injured Injury Forces Derby Withdrawal
Zev the champion three year old from the Ran chons stables sustained a slight training injury and will not race in the Latonia Derby at Latonia.
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Zev
New York
Ranchons Stables
Latonia
Financial Aid For Farmers Expands Emergency Credit
Rockford Illinois June 27 Forty eight million dollars of government capital is made available for emergency use by the debentures plan of the agricultural credits act of 1923. Merton L Correy of Washington DC and a member of the federal farm loan board says farmers need special financial attention and notes banks pressed by city lenders forced rapid marketing of crops and immature herds at low prices during the recent financial downturn.
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Rockford, Ill
Merton L. Correy
Washington, D. C
Federal Farm Loan Board
Illinois Bankers’ Association
Alleged Pseudo Priest Arrested in Chicago
Chariles Brown recently arrived from Arizona faced municipal court on a charge of being an imposter after Father K M Zukauskus accused him of posing as priest electrical engineer and detective. Brown produced a detective badge when questioned. The priest asked for a church investigation into Brown.
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Chicago
Chariles Brown
Arizona
K. M. Zukauskus
Brown
Zukauskus
Fight movie rights negotiations in Shelby for Dempsey bout
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, met with fight officials in Shelby Montana on June 27 to discuss motion picture rights for the title bout set for July 4. He announced no agreement was reached and would not confirm if the talks affected the $100,000 third guarantee.
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Shelby
Mont
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Dempsey
President Harding to visit city with large reception plan
Newspaper outlines the city event for President Harding's visit on Thursday with a detailed reception by a 508 member women’s committee. The program includes depotside welcomes, hotel reception groups at four hotels, and a ceremonial Indian basket gift by Miss Julia Ballard.
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Sion
SEY Lermee Co
Fort Hall
Pocatello del
Harding
J. T. Young
C. Ben Ross
Ethelyn Glasser
Otel Bannock
Hannah Ash
E. Brady
C. C. Bowerman
Yellowstone
Jesse R
Budge
Fred Caldwell
J. E. Edgerton
Lyman Fargo
George Gasser
St. Marie
A. C. Hinckley
B. M. Hines
John Hood
Nicholas Ifft
T. D. Jones
W. P. McDonald
Crow
Jessie Millner
Myron Por
E. N. Roberts
D. W. Drod
R. M. Terrel
E. C. White
Ladies of the G. A. R
War Mothers
American Legion
Santa Anna Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolution
Civic Club
Tudy League
Historical Society
College Club
Business
Professional Women
High School
Jefferson
Lincoln
Washington
Whittier
Bonneville
Roosevelt
Emerson
B. of R. T
Sives
City Federation
Sam Cox
William Bohlscheid
George Oliver
Mrs. Harding
Julia Ballard
Injured Eyes End Careers Of Two Boxers
St Paul June 27 AP Mike Gibbons brother of Tommy Gibbons and known as The Phantom and Saph McKenna bantamweight are finished due to eye injuries. Gibbons lost sight in one eye after punches damaged the eye. McKenna’s eye also would not recover its usefulness after recent bouts. McKenna trained with Gibbons and shared his style, though he favored flashier footwork and speed.
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St. Paul
Mike Gibbons
Tommy Gibbons
Saph McKenna
Gibbons
Mike
McKenna
Eee Ertle
Ertle
Phantom
Senet
Production runs high in May and early June says Fed
Washington June 27 AP production and shipment of general merchandise and manufactured goods stayed heavy in May and the first half of June. The Federal Reserve Board summary notes sustained production boosted employment and wage gains, while wholesale prices eased and bank holdings fell to over a year lows. Some building permit values declined though actual contract awards rose in most cities. Employment edged up across most sectors with notable increases in cotton steel meat packing and sugar refining. Wheat prospects were less favorable than a year ago.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
St Paul Bids For Big Shelby Fight
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, offered a 2109,000 flat guarantee with 50 percent of gate receipts if Shelby fight promoters fail to meet contract. Great Falls banker George H. Stanton said the Shelby Dempsey Gibbons fight financial plan remains unsettled as the July 2 and July 4 payments loom and funding options are under consideration.
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St. Paul, Minn
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey- Gibbong
St. Paul
Shelby
Great Falls
Mont
George H. Stanton
Dempsey
Stanton
Mr. Stanton
Ancient records burned in Beijing fire near North Gate
A blaze in the Imperial City near the North Gate in Peking consumed several minor buildings. Firefighters battled flames as the incident unfolded on June 27, with authorities investigating the cause and potential damage to archival material.
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Peking
Imperial City
Fire damages near Forbidden City gates hindered by regime rules
Early reports say valuable ancient records of the deposed Manchu Dynasty were consumed by fire. Italian legation firemen attempted suppression but were hampered by Republican government rules prohibiting gates to the Forbidden City. Monetary damage described as small.
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Legation
Forbidden City
China
Real Estate Board Convenes to Tackle Housing Shortage
Cleveland June 27 AP The sixteenth annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards opens with 7500 representatives from the United States and Canada discussing housing shortages labor costs and economic conditions. A large questionnaire will reveal current real estate trends including rentals mortgage money and suburban market prospects.
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Cleveland
National Association of Real Raetate Boards
United States
Canada
Masked Bandit Held on Murder Charge in Tesmer Case
Chicago June 27 Fred Thompson the masquerading man woman who shot Richard Tesmer was held to the grand jury on murder charges by the coroner's jury. The panel urged police to pursue the male companion of the smiling bandit and hold him on the same charge.
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Chicago
Fred Thompson
Richard Tesmer
Tesmer
Negro Must Hang in Texas Murder Case
Austin Texas June 27 Roy Mitch ell Waconegra must hang for murder in connection with the killing on Jan 19 of Mrs Ethel Denecamp the court of criminal appeals overruled the motion for rehearing today
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Austin
Texas
Roy Mitchell
Waconegra
Ethel Denecamp
Court of Criminal Appeals
Boy Kills Official at Lancaster Industrial School
Johns K H Karshner a 47 year old officer at the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster Ohio died this morning from injuries after an attack by inmate Frederick C Mills age 16 last night at the school.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Johna K H. Karshner
Boys’ Industrial School
Frederick C. Mills
Moose Lodges Activate for Children Relief Across North America
Aurora Illinois June 37 AP Loydl Order of Moose Lodges in the United States and Canada total 1598 with 591000 members. Supreme Secretary Rodney H Bradom reports each lodge is an active force in relief of children and women. Frank J Monhan of San today was elected vice dictator and A J Sartovia and Dr J C Irvine among newly elected trustees.
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Aurora, Ills
Loydl Order of Moose
United States
Canada
Rodney H. Bradom
Sibonsneast
Brar Prank J. Monhan
San
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Installa
USCO
Pocatello Auto CO. C. N. Shelton Stallings Service Station
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
NASH
FORD
Pocatello Auto
Company
Gmiling
Boy Kills
LODGE
Bannock Grill
Hotel Bannock Company
W. Schubert
Yucatan
California
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