Arrest in Chicago Girl Bandit Slaying Case
Posey LeBeaux a manicurist and another blue eyed suspect were arrested in Chicago in connection with the June 5 slaying of R. C. Tesmer. Ward, 27, alleged sweetheart of Peggy and son of a steel manufacturer, was also taken into custody to be identified by Mrs. Tesmer as the alleged accomplice.
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Associated Prean
Chicago
Itt
Posey LeBeaux
R. C. Tesmer
State Attorney’s Office
Stamboulisky Killed During Escape From Bulgras Coup
Former Bulgarian premier Stamboulisky, in disguise as an army chauffeur, was killed near Slavovitza after a band of peasants attacked his car during a coup aftermath. He had fled central Bulgaria after his government fell and was captured near Molayi after a pursuit.
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Sofia
Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
London
Stamboultsky
Slavovitza
Pearidot
Peridot
Molayi
Relax Regulations on Liquor Supply to Hospitals
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haines announces relaxed rules for liquor supply to hospitals and retail druggists. State directors must review applications to the full yearly and quarterly allowances and can draw the difference later. Winter demand justification prompts prompt, maximum allocations for hospitals and druggists with permits.
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Associated Press
Washington
BD. C
Haines
Hagen Loses British Open on Scotch Course
In Troon Scotland on June 15 A G Havers of Great Britain won the British open with an aggregate 295. Walter Hagen the American title holder finished with 296 one stroke behind. Macdonald Smith of California was third at 297 and Joe Kirkwood 298.
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Associated Press
Trcon
Scotland
A. G. Havers
Great Britain
Walter Hagen
Macdonald Smith
California
Joe Kirkwood
Troon
Walter Haugen
Hagar
Hagen
Johnnie Farrell
George Ausbach
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad to Pay U S 99 Million
The Pennsylvania railroad system agrees to reimburse the U S government 99 million dollars after a final wartime control settlement. The payment covers additions and betterments made during government control that exceeded the road’s maintenance and other damage claims.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Pennsylvania
Leeper seeks new trial in Iowa murder case
Attorneys for Robert Leeper, convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of his father in law Roy Wertz, filed a motion for a new trial citing errors in the first trial and faulty judge instructions. They plan to appeal to the state supreme court if denied. Leeper faces sentencing by Judge Ralph Otto next Wednesday.
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Iowa City
Robert Leeper
Roy Wertz
Children Day Program at Haskins Sunday Night
Presbyterian church at Haskins will host a Sunday evening 8 15 program featuring processional songs recitations and exercises by school groups including a cantata Story of the Orient with a reading by Geibel and piano by Lois Godlove. Committee chair Cecil Cole with Vivian Booth and Mrs John Godlove oversee arrangements and extend a welcome to parents and friends.
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Presbyterian Church
Haskins
America
Smiley
Delowes Hazen
Lavangn Leffler
Lysle Embree
James McIntyre
Edith May Henderson
Mae'jorie Jolly
Thomas MclIntyre
Alberta Farrington
Lyste Embree
Geibel
Lois Godlove
Cecil *Cole
Vivian Booth
John Godlove
Spontaneous Worship and the Call of Nature
A reflective line cites Goethe on spontaneous worship arising without image when Nature speaks to the soul and the soul answers nature in a direct, intimate exchange.
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God
Goethe
Minnesota Primary Showdown Linked to Harding Era
Reports said the Republican senatorial committee would back a candidate after Minnesota's June 18 primary to succeed late Senator Knute Nelson. Governor Preus denies active administration involvement before the vote, while some claim Moses urged support for Preus. Officials say White House backing would come only after the primary with the nominee.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Knute Nelsons
George H. Moses
Preus
Moses
No Statement By British as to the Occupation of Ruhr
Premier Baldwin denied any declaration implying Ruhr occupation and said the government’s view had not changed. The statement drew little attention in London, with only The Times commenting on it amid June discussions.
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Ruhr
Ausocated Press
London
House of Commons
Baldwin
The
Times
Bandits Kidnap Mail Messenger Near Pocahontas
Four bandits kidnapped John Green a fifty year old mail messenger and fled toward St. Louis Missouri. They took two mail pouches one containing four thousand dollars part of Pocahontas Coal Company payroll.
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Pocaho 5
John Green
St. Louis
Here
Pocahontas Coal Company
Judge Evans Edges Doughton in Iowa Special Election
In the eighth Iowa congressional district a special election gave Judge Hiram K. Evans Republican of Chellaw led his Democrat opponent J O Doughton of Grand River by 1433 votes. Official canvass shows Evans 14334 and Doughton 12961.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Hiram K. Evans
Chellaw
J. O. Daughton
Grand River
Iowa
State Executive Council
Evan
Doughton
Wisconsin Senate to Defeat Wisconsin Wet Bill
The Tucker bill to repeal the Severson prohibition law passed the assembly 39 to 35 and moves to the senate. Dry forces failed to overcome wets’ edge from June 6 vote 48 to 43. If defeated in the senate, repeal is unlikely.
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Associated Pres
Madison
Wis
Severson
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Mrs Croker Wins Will Contest in Dublin
A jury found in favor of Mrs. Bula Croker in the will contest of the late Richard Croker this afternoon in Dublin.
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Mrs. Croker
Fewers Verwignetev
Dublin
Bula Croker
Richard Croker
Air record flight halted by rain in Illinois
Seven army aviators lose daylight attempt from Mt. Clemens Michigan to San Antonio Texas as heavy rains delay the cross country flight. Officials plan to resume when conditions clear at Scott Field Bellville Illinois. The group aims to set an unmatched aerial milestone by moving seven pursuit planes in one day from a single base.
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Associated Press
Rantoul
Mt. Clemena
San Antonio
Tex
Ilinois
Scott Field
Bellville
Illinois
MT. Clemens
Mich
Belbridge Field
Here
Texas
Li Yuan Hung repudiates resignation in China crisis
Li Yuan Hung issued a Teintsin statement denying his resignation and claiming duress under the president of China. Reuters dispatch from Peking reports the action as repudiated.
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Li Yuan Hung
London
Teintsin
Dural
China
Reuters Dipatch
Peking
Mexican military leader dies at Chihuahua home
El Paso June 15 General Luis Terrazas died today at his home in Chihuahua after a long career in Mexican military and politics. He had led forces in key campaigns and was a prominent regional figure.
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EL Paso
Tex
Luis Terrazas
Chihuahua
Reproof and the Virtues of Honest Correction
A compact maxim on speaking truths with blunt honesty and restrained kindness. It argues that plain reproof is honesty while gentler delivery reflects discretion.
Iowa Anti-Saloon Leader Appointed Michigan Head
A. M. Holsaple, longtime superintendent of the Iowa Anti-Saloon League since 1917, is elected superintendent of the Michigan Anti-Saloon League in Des Moines. William L. Wade, former Wyoming league leader and former Iowa aide, is expected to become general superintendent to replace Holsaple.
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Iowa
Michigan
Des Moines
A. M. Holsaple
Iowa,Anti-Saloon League
William L. Wade
Fromer
Wyoming
Hotsaple
Blind Boy Wins High School Honor
Herbert Geisler an 18 year old fully blind student from John Marshall High School Chicago Iowa graduates with top honors and a 97 percent average. He wins the World War Memorial scholarship worth 200 dollars to the University of Chicago to study law next fall. He led his senior class and helped his debating team defeat Buffalo high school. His sister Carol, 24, served as his eyes at night.
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The
Associated Prose
Chicago
Herbert Geisler
John Marshal High School
Herbat
University of Chicago
Herbert
Buffalo
New York
Carol
Long Time Pastor of Cedar Rapids Church Dies Today
Rev. KE. R. Barkhalter pastor emeritus of the First Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids died this morning at age seventy nine. He fell ill during a marriage ceremony last Tuesday and had led civic and church affairs in the city for fifty years.
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Cedar Rapids Church
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
KE. R. Barkhalter
First Presbyterian Church
Kearns Demands Hundred Thousand For Dempsey Fight
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, warned Shelby promoters he would cancel the bout if a $100,000 guarantee is not paid by midnight. He cited a Cleveland offer as leverage while the bankers' committee and bankers association scramble to salvage the show amid funding troubles.
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Associated Press
Great Falls
Mont
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Shelby
Kearns
Cleveland
Bankers’ Committee
Bankers’ Association
Service Medals Awarded At White House Ceremony
President Hoe presided at a White House ceremony presenting Roosevelt memorial association medals for distinguished service to the American people. Recipients included General Leonard Wood Governor General of the Philippines Mrs Louise Schugle social worker and Dr Henry F Osborn president of the Museum of Natural History in New York.
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Washington, D. C
Hoe
White House
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Louise Schugle
Henry F. Osborn
Museum of Natural History
New York
Pullman Cashier Robbed of 22000 by Six Bandits
New York June 16 six armed men robbed the Pullman company payroll of 22000 as the cashier and his bodyguard entered Sunnyside section this morning. The heist occurred as the payroll was being transported to a waiting train. Investigators pursued possible leads and described the six perpetrators as dressed in dark clothing.
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Pullman
Associated Press
New York
Pullman Company
Eix
Sunnyside
Rabbit vs Hare Speed Race Report
The rabbit runs faster than a hare for the first 35 yards. A motor cap at 40 miles an hour will overtake and pass a hare, but up to that speed the animal will usually hold his own.
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Peggy Lebeaux
U. S
Railroad
Leeper
Fr. Roers
Paulty
Harding
Evans
Holsaple
Leonard
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