Senator Edwin Ladd Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Senator Edwin F. Ladd of North Dakota died in Baltimore at 10:30 p m from kidney trouble after hospital treatment for neuritis and rheumatism. Born December 13 1859 in Sparks Maine he led a long career as chemist and educator before serving as U S senator from 1920. He was among the Republican nonpartisan group aligned with La Follette in later campaigns. He leaves a widow and eight children.
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NOW YORK June Port Wife Ault By Dire
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Grant Stabbed 10 Death by Convict in Gallows Plot
Chicago June 22 Gerrard Grant a 22 year old back o the yards man who fought off the gallows for two years died from stab wounds by his companion in crime Walter Krauser. Grant sought reprieve from execution and spoke of not wanting to live. Krauser, also to hang, claimed Grant was trying to frame him. The case drew attention amid Leopold and Doeb parallels as Governor Len Smal granted reprieves to Grant.
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Children Lead Veterans In Big Parade Event
Omaha hosts the fifth annual convention of the Disabled American Veterans with veterans from every state, opening today and running through Saturday. A day of solemn ritual includes a silent tribute at Arlington and other graves, followed by speeches from national leaders and a program of ball, services, and athletic events.
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Gale Kills Five and Causes Citywide Damage
New York reports five fatalities as a gale sweeps through the city on a sixty mile per hour burst. Trees torn up, signs and chimneys knocked down, and threats to vessels on nearby lakes and rivers.
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Oklahoma Votes on Evolution Law Referendum
The Oklahoma referendum calls for voting on a proposal related to the anti evolution clause in public schools. Signatures indicate supporters seek to authorize an election to repeal or modify the teaching ban as part of the education law dispute.
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Heat and wrecks cause wide but varying fatalities
June reports from multiple cities recount nine deaths in Chicago and Omaha from heat and auto accidents, with drownings in St Louis and Cleveland totals rising. A Kansas City streetcar crash after heat warped a wall killed two, while in Nebraska and Iowa nine more died in traffic and train incidents. President Coolidge appointed Lida M. Hume land office register in San Francisco.
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Utah men face charges of lynching in Varbon case
Six Utah men were arrested in Varbon for first degree lynching after a confrontation that left Tepaty Sherinell shot and Milton Biya dead. The suspects, including John Haskala and Warren Deneoeh, are tied to a gas station dispute.
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Philippines to Send Two Leading Senators to U S
Manila reports two top Philippine leaders Quezon and Osmena are being considered as resident commissioners in Washington. Their supporters say the move fits the ongoing independence campaign, reflecting their prominence and experience in U.S. affairs.
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Typhoid Germs Play Role in Shepherd Murder Trial
In Chicago on June 22, Dr. John Fischer testified that preserving typhoid germs for a year would be unlikely, challenging Dr Fatman’s admission of supplying the germs to Shepherd. The defense cited Fischer to question the feasibility of the murder method as Shepherd’s trial continued.
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Nebraska Legion May Ask Borah to Speak at Convention
In Columbus Nebraska local American Legion committees consider inviting Senator Borah of Idaho to address the Nebraska State Legion convention this July instead of Henry Hill. Chairman Harold Kramer said the invitation to Hill would not be cancelled solely over Hill’s stance on prohibition, noting internal debate and the adjutant’s views. The committee weighs whether to withdraw the invitation or invite Borah, as the matter attracts wide interest.
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Honoring Robert La Follette at Madison Funeral
Madison crowds gather as state and national figures honor Robert M. La Follette. Stores shut, factories idle, and a massive procession winds from the state capitol to a family burial plot under a giant oak, marking his rise from rural poverty to national leadership.
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Japan Denies War Rumors as China Strife Mounts
Reports from Shanghai and Canton describe increasing tensions as strikes and anti foreign actions spread in China. Observers note Japan’s repeated assurances of non entanglement while military movements and troop movements in Manchuria, Canton, and Tianjin raise war fears.
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Mob Threatens After Slaves of Two Slayings at Olfield
In Slavers of Two case at Olfield, workers Mogk and Lusk were found shot and stripped of money and valuables after a Saturday night incident near Smackover Arkansas. Officers and posses pursued leads, twenty-five suspects detained, but the main suspect still at large as mob violence looms. authorities asked Governor Tarra to take charge of the crime.
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