Youthful Slayer Still Maintains He Fired Shot in Self Defense
Milwaukee June 30 Wisconsin Democracy in its biggest convention in fifteen years prepared to campaign for Irvine Lenroot’s seat and state administration on a platform favoring submission of the prohibition question to a constitutional convention. Jefferson Kearney chosen for the senatorial race as Martin L. Luke heads the state ticket.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Democracy
Irvine L. Lenroot
Jefferson Kearney
Martin L. Lueek
Jaine
John Callahan
Kearney
Senate
McPherson Kidnapping Case The Shack Sighting
Los Angeles authorities await confirmation if the newly found adobe shack on Slaughter ranch east of Douglas is the place where evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson says she was held. Chief Herman Cline plans border travel for identification by McPherson and possible return to Arizona. I F and B F Watts report finding the structure after searching the region. McPherson threatens legal action against detractors amid ongoing family lawsuits.
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Los Angeles
Douglas
Ariz
Aimee Semple McPherson
Herman Cline
Cline
Minnie Kennedy
Threat to Angelus Temple Sparks Investigation
An unsigned letter mailed from an official envelope threatens to dynamite the Angelus Temple unless fake madness claims are halted. It mentions Four Square and references Aimee Semple McPherson, with a clipping about a kidnapping. Authorities investigated origin.
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Los Angeles
Low Angele Evening Express Today
Angelus Temple
Bernacle
Aimee Semple Meherrou
Temple
McPherson
Ed. W. Hopkins
Angeles County Accenser
Hopking
Chicago engineers go on strike
Technical engineers and draftsmen employed by the city, numbering 674, struck for a 40 percent salary increase. The action follows a broader engineers’ strike history and targets monthly wages from 160 to 400 dollars.
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Chicago
Hicago
Elty
Profems'ouu
Elty Presant
Arion
Chamber Forum Highlights Water Crisis and Mine Road Plan
Mayor C Ben Ross detailed Pocatello water shortages from a sudden lower reservoir level and a 28 hour boost via Batista Springs. He tied Idaho prospects to crops and ore yields, and urged support for a Livingston mine road project to move ore to Meshay, boosting local business and employing 175 workers with 25 women. The chamber planned Aberdeen trip and a music program by Adelaide Anderson School.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Livingston
C. Ben Ross
Chamber of Commerce
Batista Springs
Rce
Salt Lake
Rosa
Ross
Livingstone
Kinport
Salmon River
Salmon
Pocatello Chamber
Meshay
Bulman
Custer County
RK. XK. Pierce
Povatello
Aberdeen Chamber
Aberdeen Experimental Station
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Pocatello Sprinkling Regulations Extended Tonight
To conserve water, Lincoln Avenue and all residential areas west of Lincoln may begin sprinkling at 4 PM and continue until 10 PM. Other west side residents may sprinkles starting at 5 PM until 10 PM. East side residents follow Thursday evening rules.
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Pocatello
Lincoln Avenue
Lincoln
West Side
Battle of Snakes Draws Record Houston Crowd
A staged fight between a giant rattlesnake and a black snake ended as a lumber party with both creatures retreating as spectators filed out. The event, sponsored by a local athletic association, drew protests from the Humane Defense League but proceeded to showcase the spectacle to thousands of cash customers.
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Houston
Tex
Tune
Athletic Association
Humane Defense Lengus Weeking
Prohibition Fight Leader Questioned By Senate Panel
Captain William H. Stayton head of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment testified as the Senate campaign funds committee examined wet and dry groups. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League and a team of accountants reviewed wet activities while Stayton described a 726000 member organization spread mainly in Ohio.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
William H. Stayton
Smyrna, Md
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Reed
Slayton
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Pennsylvania
Wheeler
Hicklin Yates
City League
Westerville
Stayton
Senator King
Utah
Ohio
Baseball Scores From Today’s Games In Chicago And Other Cities
Summary of multiple baseball games with Cincinnati versus Chicago in two games, Pittsburg, St. Louis, Brooklyn vs Philadelphia, Boston vs New York, Cleveland and Boston results, including runs errors and key players Luque Hargrave Picinich Milstead Huntzinger Hartnett Kay Piercy Gonzales Meadows Gooch Pierce Henline Baecht Yarnell Knight Hargreaves Lyons Grabowski McCurdy Leveson Myatt Morrell Ruel Wingfield Wells Woodall Zachary Braxton Shawkey Cochrane Walberg Cochran Russell Zahniser Brookes and others.
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Boston
R. H. E. Washington
Morrell
Ruel
Wingfield
Wehenenee - Wells
Woodall
Zachary
Aloaeeee
R. HE
New York
Philadelphia
Jones
Braxton
Bhawkey
Collinan
Walberg
Cochranever
Russell
Zahniser
Brokes
St. Louis
R. HH
Weoatland Leads UW Now in Intercollegiate Golf at Merion
Philadelphia June 30 Jack Weoatland of the University of Washington led the qualifying field in the intercollegiate golf championship at Merion Cricket Club with a 74. Pred Lamprecht of Tulane the defending champion was one stroke behind tied with RV Cox of Avion with 7
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Philadelphia
Jack Weoatland
University of Washington
Merion Cricket Club
Pred Lamprecht
Tulane
Rv, Cox
Avion
Ellis 16 year old admits murder of father in Idaho
Idaho Falls June 30 AP J Harland Ellis 16 confessed to killing Charles Ellis and will face formal charges this afternoon or Thursday morning. Prosecutor Hamilton Wright says charge nature undecided. Mrs Ellis the widow collapsed and not in custody. she attended funeral and officers believe she knew nothing until the body was found in a well. Harland declares self defense claiming his father cursed him and threw a hammer. Body found Friday while authorities pursued disappearance rumors.
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Idaho Falls
J. Harland Ellis
Charles Ellis
Hamilton Wright
Bingham County
Ellis
Chinese church holds firm amid anti Christian hostility
Chicago June 30. Church leaders report revival fires and crowded churches in Foo Chow and other centers as anti Christian agitation rises. Bishop Brown cites gospel of justice and social redemption as core cause of China’s upheaval. mission news remains in high demand and press bureaus proliferate.
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Chicago
Wallace Wirown
Foo Chow
China
World Service Commission
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brown
J. T. Brabener Smith
Anymong
Commission
Planes Prove Speed Over Pigeons In 50 Mile Race
Auburn New York June 30 planes beat carrier pigeons in a 50 mile air race. One plane finished in 42 minutes while the pigeon reached Auburn in 4 1/2 minutes. A second plane landed due to propeller trouble.
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Auburn
N.Y
Wererom Fiammondsport
California Forest Fires Rage Across Counties
Fires in nine counties sparked by lightning kill one firefighter and injure another as hundreds of blazes burn brush grain and timber. A tractor sparked blaze in Stanislaus County destroys 190000 acres with $20 million losses while Sequoia and Santa Barbara fires threaten homes and forests.
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San Francisco
California
Forest Service
Siskiyou County
Stanislaus County
District of Santa Barbara National Forest
Guy and Schermer Gulches
Grenada
George Wilson
Guy Gulch
Thomas Baker
Gazelle
Sequoia National Forest
John R. White
Auld
Miracle Report At Quebec Shrine On Saint Anne Day
Frank Kluputs of St Paul Minnesota, long crippled by an ailment, traveled to the Saint Anne de Beaupre shrine in Quebec. He walked with crutches into the presbytery and later to his hotel, with his crutches hung among others at the shrine.
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Quebec
Que
Protests Delay Senate Action on Wenner Cane Case
Senator Walsh of Montana protested in the senate against delaying prosecution of the Wenner cane cases arising from naval diseases. He noted two bills to speed cases were sent by the senate but neither passed the house.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
Senate
House
Harding Sr. Left Home in Worthington After Illness
Dr. ee T. Harding father of Warren G. Harding has entered Rural Rest home at Worthington under the care of Dr. OT. Harding Jr. Harding Jr. collapsed at the recent G. A. R. convention in Portsmouth and has since remained in weakened condition.
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Marion, O
Ee T. Harding
Warren G. Harding
Worthington
OT. Harding Jr
Ding Jr
Portsmouth
Forest fires threaten Sequoia region as tourists face checks
Forest service weighs registering visitors to national forests amid fires in California. Five fires, sparked by lightning, spread over 5000 acres in Sequoia and nearby districts with 400 firefighters, one fatality among fire crews, and warnings of possible forest closures if conditions worsen.
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Lower
King's River
Toule River
Sequoia National Forest
California
Cunningham
Sequoia
Moffet Creek
Klamath National Forest
George Wilson
Thomas Baker
Wilson
Yreka
Fresno
Tulare
King
Kern
Mariposa
Toulousne
Madera
Creed
Stanislaus
Great Sequoia
Garfield Grove
Sequoia National Park
Elliott Gives His Side Case in Florida District
In St Petersburg Flag June 30 E M Elliott real estate pro freed on 20000 bail to await grand jury action. He says he tried to close doors to keep his wife out before meeting her last Saturday. He claims she announced divorce and returned from a lawyer to start action. He alleges he found her near the door, she was hurt and later died.
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St. Petersburg
E. M. Elliott
Ila
Elliott Sway
Three Months For Gay Paree Affair Convicts Sentenced
Eight defendants in the Gay Paree liquor case are sentenced to three months in jail and a $500 fine each by Judge Munger during the American Legion convention in Omaha.
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Omaha
National American Legion
Munger
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