Mysterious Death of Kansas City Broker Moore
Guy A. Moore a 49 year old Kansas City broker and farmer, president of the Kansas City board of trade, was found slain on railroad tracks near the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bridge outside the city. Police investigated the death amid robbery and possible assault theories, with associates indicating Moore faced no apparent reverses and a walker had disappeared nights recently. Lawless attributed the killing to robbery and assault, noting a ten dollar bill and wristwatch found near the body.
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Chiego
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C. W. Lawless
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Madre
Hogie
Farly
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Lawless
Sore
Fort Collins
Col
Canadian Prohibition Repeal Fuels Cross-Border Beer Trade
Officials report rerouted smuggling networks at the border as repeal spurs Canadian beer shipments into New York. Tightly regulated routes, armed guards, and hurried logistics mark a fluid trade as authorities monitor illicit alcohol movement and price effects.
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York
Atuta
Ckhadian
Jan Achy Hieda
Atmed
Gigrdé
Allie
Rvonuc
UK Dies Mn June 4 John Mahoweather Pair Toilghe Dnd Tuesday
A brief UK obituary notes the death of John Mahoweather on Monday in June with a pair of names tied to the event and a docketed Tuesday reminder.
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DIES
John
Mahoweather
Hollywood Scandal Nets Star Gaston Lisa and Director Gazalar
In Los Angeles on June 4 a Hollywood scandal involves film star Gaston Lisa and director Louis Gazalar arrested for association with an extra girl and a former stage beauty. They face arraignment on charges of vagrancy and lewd acts. no public session is planned this afternoon. An attorney says no testimony will be heard and an amendment to charge a disturbonce may be sought.
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Los Angeles
Heallywood
Gaston Lisa
Louis Gazalar
Vna Hollywood
Counter incidents feared as socialists face monarchist plot
Paris reports extreme security forces recruiting to counter alleged fascisti actions after demonstrations by socialist leaders were disrupted. Le Quotidien warned of reprisals if protests resume, amid royalist plots blamed for inflaming tensions and calls to bring back the Duc dOrleans and crown a king.
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Paris
le Quotidien
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Dandet
Duc d'Orleans
Belgium
Phillip the St
France
Medical Authority Questions Abrams Theories
SAN FRANCISCO June 4 Dr Albert Abrams of San Francisco claims a radio set with super scientific powers. Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur president of Stanford University and a medical authority says his claims lack scientific backing. He urges Abrams publish detailed instruments and methods for replication and submit to independent review by physicists and allied sciences at UC. Wilbur predicts Abrams methods will be forgotten.
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San Francisco
Albert. Abrams
Radio -Dagnospicion
Abrams
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanfield, Jr. University
Wilbur Fils
Wilbur
United Press
University of California
Mellon’s Stand on Rum Sparks Prohibition Showdown
Secretary Mellon’s recommendations on rum enforcement were crafted to provoke Congress into a direct clash over prohibition. The stance signals a decisive effort to force congressional action amid ongoing enforcement disputes and political pressure in Washington.
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Mellon
Washington
Congress
Anelge
Man Injured After Unclear Motive In Incident
A man was injured in an incident where authorities did not reveal a motive. No further details about the suspect or circumstances were provided.
Shrine Week Opens Slowly in Washington
Washington June 4 A small turnout marked the start of Shrine week with few panegyrics pageants or concerts. Merchants blamed overhyped advertising for the poor attendance while a St Louis temple group noted high travel costs kept members away. A wreath at Mount Vernon and a planned Lincoln Highway milestone dedication were on today’s schedule.
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Tower Shrine
Merida
St. Lavia
Miey
Merchanta
Hatelieepers
Mount Vernon
James ¢ McCandless
Fis
McCandela
San Francisco
Harding
War
Almas Semple
Ke Bangpet
Clara Phillips Crowned San Quentin's Prettiest Woman
Clara Phillips the so-called tiger woman today was named San Quentin's prettiest inmate by fellow prisoners guards and officials. She displaced former holder Lote Louise Peete of Denver who had held the title since arrest for murder in California. Phillips wore a blue uniform and began chores in the laundry and kitchen alongside cell mate Ethel Seward as she begins a seven year minimum sentence with possible life.
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SAN_ QUENTIN’ PENITENTIARY
Clara Phillips
State Penitentiary
Lote Louise Peete
Denver
Colo
San Quentin
Ethel Seward
Calarfi
Clara
California
Oakland Grandmother Competes In Local Contest
Oakland California June 4 Mia Gy H Jagos presented as city competitor in the youngest grandmother contest. She is 33 and has six children with grandchildren aged four to twenty months. The article notes her family details and marital status in a brief profile.
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Calif
Mia
Gy H. Jagos
Fistren
Wom Manrried
Midi' Jagoe Hives
Dorr
Fragmentary OCR Item on Sports Hatriotists Event
Unclear readable text shows scattered phrases and garbled segments, including possible names and terms. Limited decipherable content prevents identifying persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes for a coherent news card.
New York Commissioner claims school histories omit patriotism
David Hirschfield, New York commissioner, reports that several widely used history texts praise British superiority and downplay American events. He lists titles by Mozzey Wert Hart McLaughlin Van Tyne Buck Ward Barnes and others as biased, calling for removal and reform in schools.
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Jaye
Doa Ealmning
David
S. Hirschfield
Aye
Ian
Tor
Hylin
Ffarcy
Thousand Word
Hirschfield
Umng
Fia
Fdstorlana
Hirschfield Sven
Angloypimerican Union
Sideeway
Boston
Nathan Hale
Ethan Allen
Pant
Revere
Betsy Roan
Blackburn murder case set for Thursday hearing
The preliminary hearing for the Blackburn case is scheduled for Thursday with the plea entered in probate court. Attorney J W Yavtar represents the state, and W Withai represents the defense as the case hinges on whether the fatal dose was mailed with intent to murder or as an attempted abortion.
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Tome Gueilty
Nien
Telloride
Amerteys
Crise
Ob Pywerld
Yavtar
Withai
Arrose
Groaman
Twin Falls
Dette
Tylor Eile
Blackburn
Mars
Supreme Court
Alcorn
California workers compensation heirs case on Mexico-domiciled dependents
The California Supreme Court ruled that Allens and their dependents are entitled to benefits under the workmen's compensation act even when dependents live abroad. The Madera Pine Co faced orders from the Industrial Accident Commission granting payments to heirs Ramon Lonez and Isaac Aroyue after a fatal plant accident. the heirs resided in Mexico.
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Washington, D. GC
Wilson Made Head of State Agricultural College
Wilson was named head of the state agricultural college after a divisive political fight and a court injunction dissolving control on the college. Indignation meetings and protests followed, with faculty and students objecting that he lacked a degree and was “too radical” for the presidency.
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Wilson
State Agricultural College
American dollar coin urged to honor adenoids
Dr Wallace Harold Barnes of Stanford University Medical College argues the new American dollar should depict the typical American woman, criticizing a mouth breather stereotype and urging a design celebrating adenoids instead. He invites scrutiny of facial features and nose and chin prominence as indicators.
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Cal
Jane
Wallace Harold Barnes
Stanford University Medical College
Barnes
Lr. Barnss
Mass Roundup of Communist Activists Leads to Raids
In a broad crackdown authorities arrested dozens of suspected communists amid street clashes. Homes and businesses were raided and several women were detained. Across various districts, calls for public safety prompted mass seizures as officers described the effort as a decisive action against subversive activity.
Honduras Revolt Story Heard Here
Reports of an impending revolution in Honduras arrived in New Orleans on June 4 via refugees aboard the Quyamel Fruit company steamer Hiberas. Refugees mostly American women and children claimed politicians seek the presidency as the current term ends, while Honduran officials and families reportedly sought safety at American resorts amid the unrest.
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New Orleans
Hundirad
Hiberas
Honduras
Hibarag Trognito
Vakil Uitupe
Grain Exports Show Increase for Week Ending June 2
Washington reports grain exports for the week ending June 2 totaling 4,817,000 bushels, up from 4,435,000 a week earlier. Corn exports reached 1,82 bushels, oats 121,000, and barley 147,000, with overall totals illustrating a material rise in grain shipments.
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