Shepherd 10 to Take Stand Next Monday in Murder Trial
William Darling Shepherd plans to testify on Monday in the case charging him with murdering his foster-son Billy McClintock. Defense attorney W S Stewart aims to limit witnesses while the state rests and cross examines key witness Pavian who testified about typhoid germs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
William Scott Stewart
W. W. O'Brien
Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
Charles C. Faiman
National University of Sciences
Young
Maing
Chicago Health Department
Fainian
Faiian
Pavian
Eva Peterson
Stoll and Shepherd
Isabel Anderson
Chinese Students Vote For Foreign Goods Boycott
A meeting at Kwangtune University in Canton decides on a general strike and boycott of British Japanese and American goods. The start date isn’t announced but expected soon amid fears of anti foreign unrest. Authorities prepare for possible emergencies in Shameen.
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Associated Press
Canton
China
Kwangtune University
Shameen
First National Bank of St. Cloud Fails to Open for Business
Minneapolis June 18 The First National Bank of St. Cloud established in 1867 with deposits of more than one and a half million dollars failed to open for business today.
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Minneapolis
First National Bank of
Amundsen Aims to Resume Pole Air Expedition
Oslo reports Roald Amundsen intends to press his polar flight after returning to Spitzbergen. Lincoln Ellsworth and crew back his plan while scientific results are praised. observers note the pole remained unreachable but view the voyage as a major Arctic achievement.
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Preae
Copenhagen
The
Social Demokraten
Oslo
Roald Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Pole
Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Italy
Norway
Aften Posten
Kine’s Bay
New York
Stefansson
Fox
Anton Heinan
Lake Hurst
N. J
Navy Department
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Henry Woodhouse
Aerial League of America
Queen Wilhelmina Slightly Injured In French Accident
A dispatch from the Hague reports Queen Wilhelmina of Holland was slightly injured near Chamonix at Mont Blanc when her car slid on a glacier. She was unharmed otherwise and traveled on.
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Holland
Associated Press
Paris
Hague
Wilhelmina of Holland
Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Senate probes Brookhart Steck race to begin July 15
Senator Ernest of Kentucky announced the senate committee on privileges and elections will start the Brookhart Steck Town senatorial contest inquiry around July 15. The investigation aims to determine the validity of the election in this disputed race.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ernest
Kentucky
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Brookhart-Steck Town
Tax Reform Advocated by Fred Mondell
Former War Finance Corp head Pred Mondell urged Des Moines business leaders to cut high tax rates and reform corporation taxes. He cited 1916 and 1918 income figures showing a drastic drop in high bracket returns, arguing tax reductions would curb capital flight and enable broader tax relief.
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Associated Pree
Des Moines
Woman Witnesses Hanging of Negro in Cook County Prison
A Chicago report details Miss Kathryn du Noule, dressed as a man, witnessing the execution of Willie Sams in Cook County Jail. The actress gained entry to the receiving cell with jail physician Dr. F W McNamara approving her presence, after Sams was convicted of two murders during a holdup that killed merchant Meyer Openheim and wounded Policeman Cornelius Broderick.
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Associated Preen
Chicago
Cook County
Willie Sams
Kathryn du Noule
F. W. McNamara
Sams
Meyer Openheim
Cornelius Broderick
The Made Good Family Profiles Washington Leaders
A compact sketch of Washington figures deemed to be making good, revealing intimate details about their lives and characters. The piece provides insights into their personalities and lesser known facts that have not been published before.
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Washington
Shorty Mace Now Glenn Erwin Mace In Town
The text introduces Glenn Erwin Mace, once known as Shorty, as a local figure from Washington. It notes his early life, odd jobs while in school, and a shift from the idea of becoming a railroad president to entering the drag business after study at the state university. The passage ends with a page note about continuing on page 6.
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Madegood
Glenn Erwin Mace
Glenn Erwin
Shorty” Mace
Shorty
Mace
Glenn
Washington
France Plans to Fight Communists at Home and in Colonies
Paris cabinet discusses stern measures against communists and their propaganda. Premier Painleve will seek to lift parliamentary immunity from deputy Dorlot and possibly charge treason. Government may reshuffle ministers but key leaders pledge to stay.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Doriot
Painleve
French
Morocco
M. Painleveig
Sergeant Curran Shot At Twice In Chicago District
In Chicago on June 19 Sergeant El bridge Curran, previously fired at by a man believed to be a gangster, was shot at again last night by four men in a large car. The incident occurred in the Italian district on the west side.
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Associated Progeny
Chicago
Elbridge Curran
Crowe
West Side
Seek Missing Negro for Killing Another Negro at Waterloo
Waterloo police have intensified efforts to capture Sam Thompson, sought for killing Walter Diggs during a street quarrel at 1 30 a m Thompson struck Diggs with a knife as he ran and Diggs died shortly after at a local hospital Both men were carnival workers Diggs home is listed as Shreveport Louisiana
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Waterloo
Associated Presse
Sam Thompson
Walter Diggs
Thompson
Diggs
Shreveport
Amundsen Return Brings Global Jubilation
Explorers and scientists celebrate the safe return of Roald Amundsen and his Norge expedition from the Spitzbergen region after 28 days. The party fell about 100 miles short of the pole and used a mix of planes and fishing schooners to reach King’s Bay.
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Amundsgen-Ells. Worth North Pole
King’s Bay
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
Theoreter
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Maine
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Cape Columbia
Vilhjamur Stefansson
Pole
Alaska
United States
Reed and Bates Address Iowa Bar Association
Senator Reed and Dean Bates were set to address Iowa attorneys during the closing sessions of the Iowa State Bar Association in Dubuque. Bates of Michigan spoke in the morning, Reed of Missouri outlined the closing remarks at Eagle Point Park with a luncheon and election of officers to follow.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Iowa State Bar Association
Henry M. Bates
University of Michigan
Sesson
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Eagle Point Park
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri Statesman
Reed
Teachers urged to fight for truth in education
Dr. Jesse H. Newton president of the National Education Association spoke to teachers at the Colorado summer session in Greeley. He urged educators to unite in defense of truth in education and science, referencing the Tennessee case and the origin of man debate.
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Greeley
Colo
United States
Jesse H. Newton
National Education Association
State Teachers College
Tennessee
Teapot Dome Lease Upheld by U S Court in Wyoming
Federal Judge T Blake Kennedy upheld the Teapot Dome lease to Mammoth Oil Company led by Harry F Sinclair. The ruling dismisses the government's fraud claims and absolves several officials while confirming Denby authority and the legality of the naval reserve management.
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Teapot
U.S. Court
Associated Preen
Cheyenne
Wyo
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
T. Blake Kennedy
Hill
Denby
Kennedy
Fall
Continental Trading Company
J. K. Robison
Navy Engineering
E. C. Finney
Finney
Congress
Pearl Harbor
BE. L. Doheny
Sinclair
Canada
Pioneer
Belge
Cleveland
Ohio
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General Sprake
APT Canton Meeting
Shanghai
Chung King
Sehang
State Department
Robert L. Smyth
Minnesota
North Pole
London
Arctic
Eine Haken
Fred Sondell
Mellon
House of Representatives
Mac
Curran
Dean Bates
Iowa
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