Tie Crowe Scores on Testimony of Dr Tenney in Shepherd Trial
Chicago June 26. In a dramatic cross examination the defense pressed to Monday for jury study of Dr Frederick A Tenney’s replies. Tenney, head of the city health lab, disputed Faiman’s account of obtaining typhoid germs and suggested past licensing could affect germ handling. The trial centered on whether Shepherd’s actions with germ samples could constitute murder connected to Lilly McClintock.
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Wm. Scott Stewart
William Darling Shepherd
Frederick A. Tenney
Chicago Health Department
Robert KE. Crowe
Teonney
Charles ©. Faiman
Shepherd
Faiman
Lilly McClintock
Crowe
Tenney
National University of Sciences
Farman
City Health Department
Billy McClintock
Wermadsg
Herman Bundesen
Faiman’s School Had Been Licensed By Dr. Bundesen
Attack State Laboratory
William D. Shepherd
Walter Smith
Charles (. Faiman
Shepherd Faiman
Smith
Health Department
Frederick O. Tenney
Two Men Hold Up Detroit Bank
Two men held up the Ferdinand State Bank on Woodward Avenue in Detroit today and escaped with eight thousand dollars. They entered before opening, forced two employees to stand in a corner, and waited for the time lock to open.
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Associated Praga
Detroit
Mich
Ferdinand State Bank
Woodward Avenue
Norway to Welcome Amundsen Back From Arctic Flight
Captain Roald Amundsen and five companions return to Oslo after an air expedition near the North Pole. Though they did not reach the pole, their survival and rescue near Spitzbergen earns Norway praise and kingly and governmental acclaim. Lincoln Iinsworth is highlighted for saving two crewmen.
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Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Arctic
North Pole
Spitzbergen
Lincoln Iinsworth
Leif Deitrichsen
Oskar Omdahl
King’s Gay
Spitzberzen
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Altho
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Spitzberren
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Wollan
Amundsen
Senator Ladd of Dakota Ill. Kidney Trouble Adds Danger
Senator Ladd of North Dakota, hospitalized in Baltimore for neuritis and rheumatism, has developed kidney trouble and his condition is serious. He is 66, long hours of work noted, and his health has caused concern among family and colleagues. He sided with La Follette and was recently stripped of committee rank. He previously chaired the public lands committee during part of the Teapot Dome investigation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Baltimore
Senate
la Follette
Republican Senate
Public Lands Committee
Officers Mistaken for Moonshiners Spark Fatal Shootout
Federal officer William F. Porter was killed and state officer W. K. Workman wounded in a gun battle on Camp Creek in Wayne County after federal and state officers, approaching a hill from opposite sides, mistook each other for moonshiners. George Ball, chief of state officers, was also injured in the exchange.
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Associated Press
Wuntington
Wva
Jane
William F. Porter
Prohibition
W. K. Workman
George Ball
Camp Creek
Wayne County
Tragic drowning at Iowa River during university session
George Putnam aged 23 drowned in the Iowa River this morning while attending a University of Iowa summer session in Iowa City. His body was recovered an hour later but efforts to resuscitate failed. He came from Urbana, Illinois.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
George Putnam
Iowa River
Putnam
University of Iews
Urbana
Pratt visits Winfield relatives this morning
W. H. Pratt traveled to Winfield this morning to visit relatives and catch up with family. He planned a brief stay to reconnect and return later in the day.
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W. H. Pratt
Winfield
La Follette Party Linked to Brookhart in Wisconsin
Madison dispatch reports the La Follette funeral processions, body in state at the capitol until Monday, and a memorial plan debated by Wisconsin legislators. Brookhart family attendees accompany the Chicago- Madison train. Debates over candidates for the unexpired term include LaFollette Jr and Phil LaFollette, with a special election likely.
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Madison
Wis
Senator la Follette
Capitol
Chicago
Avennine Helf
Robert MoLabollette
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Jaws
Nerer
Wisconsin
Robert Mo Labollette
Forest Hill Cemetery
Semater
Illinois
William Olson
Green County
Mrs. la Follette
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Phil LaFollette
Dane County
Senator LaFollette
United States
Senate
LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
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Frank Theodore Wolf Uses Wand to Grow Flowers on Page
A humorous piece describes Frank Theodore as a wizard who makes a plant sprout with a wand and mystic circles in Washington. The demonstration shows the plant growing as water is supplied and hints at editors’ talents and stubborn Slowpay subscribers.
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Frank Theodore Wolf
Washington
Frank Theodore
Sahara Desert
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Liso
Preston
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Tts
Slowpay
Mitchell refuses to pay fine then changes mind in jail
Des Moines June 26 Mrs B Mitchell initially refused to pay a $5 double parking fine and chose jail. After five hours in custody her husband paid the fine and she was freed by order of Judge Zeuch.
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Associated Treas
Des Moines
B. Mitchell
Zeuch
Sinclair pleased with decision in Teapot Dome case
In Cheyenne Wyoming government lease dispute over the Teapot Dome reserves ends with Harry F. Sinclair oil magnate awarded possession. Judge T Blake Kennedy issues a 25 000 word ruling smothering scandal allegations and supporting Sinclair and Albert B Fall as not tainted. Edward J Dohney and other oil figures express gratification over the decision. In Brussels Wade T Van Orman protests the Aero Club decision naming M Veenstra winner of the Gordon Bennett cup balloon race.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne Wyo
Teapot Dome
Harry PF
Sinclair
T. Blake Kennedy
Kennedy
Interior
Albert B. Fall
Edward J. Dohney
Brussels
Wade T. van Orman
The
Aero Club
M. Veenstra
Hold Your Breath and Be Healthy Advice from Doctor Wittich
In Minneapolis on June 20 Dr. F. W. Wittich of the University of Minnesota told physicians that the breath holding time reflects physical fitness. He said the practice, like taking temperature and pulse, offers practical diagnostic value and urges those unable to hold breath for 30 seconds after deep inspiration to seek a doctor.
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Minneapolis
Minn
F. W. Wittich
University of Minnesota
National Tuberculosis Association
Wittich
Reward Offered for Davis in Red Bursette Gang Case
Iowa will pay 500 reward for the apprehension of Jim Davis dead or alive. Davis, 37, 5 feet 5 inches, 200 pounds, escaped Fort Madison in 1922, linked to the Red Bursette gang and the Clinton police shooting. He bears five bullet wounds and is sought with Tex Maynard and Ed Welch in related robberies and shootouts.
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Associated Presa
Des Moines
State of Iowa
Jim Davis
War Declared on Money Lenders Handling Soldier Certificates
Secret Service declares war on lenders trafficking soldier bonus certificates after 285 certificates were found with a San Antonio lender. Veterans Bureau and Chief Moran pledge immediate action. The lender charged seven dollars commission for four loans and nearly 100 percent interest, with total loans exceeding eight thousand dollars.
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Washington
San Antonio
Texas
Secret Service
Veterans Bureau
Chief Moran
Moran
generally fair at beginning of week forecast
The AP reports the weather outlook for the week starting Monday for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. It calls for generally fair conditions at the start, with possible showers middle and later parts, and temperatures above normal early then near normal later.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Hold Up Payroll Men Net $10,000 to $12,000 Near Erie
Denver reports say two men held up payroll messengers to the Columbine mine near Erie, securing between $10,000 and $12,000. The heist occurred today as the payroll was being transported, with officials outlining the fledgling details of the crime.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Columbine
Erie
Here
Three Miners Die in Colorado Explosion
Three miners were killed and two injured in an explosion at the Gordon coal mine of the Gordon Coat company six miles northwest of Waissenburg Colorado last night.
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Waissenburg
Colo
Gordon Wine
Gordon Coat Company
Chinese delegates press severance with Britain
Chinese college delegates demand government cut ties with Great Britain and join the Peasants International while urging a revolutionary assembly and land return. In New York the anti foreign movement persists with strikes and boycotts. Canton leaders split on strategy as Hankow guards foreigners.
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Associated Press
Peking
Great Britain
Moscow
Peasants’ International
China
Peasants Communist International
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
Chinese Revolutionary Assembly
New York
Shanghai
Hupen
Hankow
Asking Advance in Livestock Rates
Chicago June 20 Western Interstate Commerce Commission hears a 20 percent rise in livestock rates. The American National Livestock Association seeks a rate reduction citing the Hoch Smith resolution. Railroads argue for dismissal and a 20 percent increase, noting preferential treatment for the industry.
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Western Interstate Commerce
American National Livestock Association
Hoch- Smith
Hoch-Smith
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