Osage murders trial verdict tightens cases against Burkhart
The Osage killings case advances as Ernest Burkhart edges toward pleading guilty amid the complex legal status of Native wards. W J Male, Burkhart’s uncle, and others face trial over deaths of 17 Osage. investigators face legal hurdles in gathering proof against the suspects.
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W. J. Male
United States
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Iowa dry edge dominates three party primaries shows
Washington dispatch reports Iowa voters favored dry candidates in both major parties with McAdoo aligned wings keeping control. Republican primary totals show low anti prohibition impact while Democrat results mark McAdoo as favored. analysis suggests western states trend dry with Missouri as exception. Shipping orders from U S Steel total 3,649,250 tons, down from prior month.
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Belin
James C. Murtagh
Altio Murtagh
Portar
Iowa
Cummins
Brookhart
Pennsylvania
New York
Mississippi
Missouri
Women Wed Each and Putin Jail Mystery
Police hold two women in Lincoln Nebraska on June 16 after posing as men to wed county judge. Authorities identify the husband as D N Garess. One woman linked to the United Veterans Bureau in Atlanta, the other nurse Matie Primeau. They acknowledged meeting in Sheridan Wyoming before the disguise began.
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Marr
Garess
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Sheridal
Wyo
Three Americans Get Paris Divorces
Paris June 10. A divorce was granted to Mrs Alden Sanford Blodgett, formerly Frances Thorn. The Blodgetts were married in New York in 1913 and have a New York residence, noted in society circles. A reciprocal divorce was granted to Mr and Mrs Goodwin Nixon Nirdlinger. his wife was Charlotte Isabelle Nash. They wed April 26, 19, in Paris, with both sides filing for divorce.
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Frances Thorn
Blodgetts
New York
Mays
Amd
Goodwin
Nixon Nirdlinger
Nirdlinger
Charlotte Isabelle Nash
Death Takes Author of Rubber Monopoly in Britain
London June 1 Baron James Stevenson author of Britain's rubber restriction scheme died this morning of heart disease at age 43. He was managing director of John Walker & Sons Ltd distillers and chairman of the rubber investigation committee which drafted and helped formulate the plan that created a British rubber monopoly.
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James Stevenson
Stevenson
John Walker & Sons, “Ltd
Hungarian Premier Slapped in Lobby Incident
Count Stefan Bethlen, Hungary’s premier, was slapped in the lobby of the League of Nations headquarters as he passed through. The assailant, detained by detectives, claimed Bethlen’s failure to properly represent Hungary prompted the public demonstration.
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Stefan Bethlen
Dhee
League of Nations
Count Bethlen
Hungary
Bethlen
Drake Professor Alleges Mine Fraud In Drake Faculty Suit
Des Moines Iowa January 10 UP suit charging Caud and five Drake University faculty members with fraud is in district court. W E Evand and C G Kinney chemistry professors allegedly caused notes totaling 15338 through fraudulent statements. R J Conklin geology professor seeks recovery alleging funds used for personal purposes by colleagues. Lead and Zinc Storage Co named in suit under South Dakota law. The case before Judge Hubert Utterhoek and Dean L A Anderson.
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Drake University
W.E. Evand
CG. N. Kinney
R. J. Conklin
South Dakota
Canopus International delegates gather in Duluth for parley
Approximately 100 delegates from across the United States attend the second trial convention of Canopus International at the Russell Lamson Hotel in Duluth. Aims include outlawry of war and constitutional amendments requiring popular votes for declarations of war and territorial actions. Moran and other officers appoint committees and urge greater club activity while programs include luncheons, golf, and an evening banquet.
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Russell-Lamson
United States
Minyor
G. Bader
Waterloo
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John L. Levin
St. Paul
Henry I. Moran
Moran
Lies and Order of Mises
John Z. Levin
St. Paulman
Minneapolis
Milton Darling
Detroit
James 4. Venner
Jackson
Mich
James J. Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Earl A. Roadman
Me EB
Moray
C. CG. Nye
Des Moines
Earl
Crawford
George Thompson
C. W. Timberlake
A. Simmons
Houston
Tex
George D. Harris
Russel Lamson
James Patterson
EB. Maag
Jon Ouderkirk
Harry &. Perkins
Russell Lamson
Shastid
H. McNitter
Mason City
New York
Carcel
Immigrant Watch Called for Border Ponzi Suspect
Washington authorities request U S border guards to watch for Charles Ponyi a missing financial manipulator whose movements are linked to a Ponzi scheme. The state attorney general urges heightened vigilance on the Canada Mexico frontier amid the case.
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Meass
INS
United State
Ant Heyes
Washington
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Arriva 3
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Paul Reifenbach Poised With 34-Pound Edge For Title Fight
New York June 10 AAPY Paul Reifenbach will have a 34 pound advantage when defending his world heavyweight title against Young Stribling in a round match at Yankee Stadium. Reifenbach sealed 44 and Stribling 171 this afternoon. Dateh Manter Harvester Joe brands Martin Kenry Gary Wakta cigars advertisement.
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Aapy
Paul Reifenbach
Stribling
Georgia
Yankee — Stadium
Bis
Dateh
Waterloo Delegation Battles Shimek and Dilg Ally
Waterloo delegation at Independence Iowa fights for control of the Walton League state association. Prof. B Shimek elected state president amid factional dispute with anti Dilg forces. Charles W Fold receives ovation as former national president urges broader fishing and conservation goals. Approximately 250 delegates attend with visitors from Waterloo Marinette Spirit Lake and Fort Dodge.
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Dilg
Walton
B. Shimek
Walton Forre
Iowa
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Hou
Wihl
DIY Ng
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Charles D. Huston
Cedar Riples
W. Wood
Teague
Harry L. Bevin
Independence
Stats Association
Tzank Walton League
Bohumil Shimek
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Ripley
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Webster City
Estar Lloyd
Dallas
Tex
Texas
League
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United States Senate
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Castro
Frank J. Marinette
Spirit
Lake
Joe Kautsky
Fort Dodge
Calumny Ave
Brookhart Captures Third District in Senate Nomination
Smith W. Brookhart won the Republican nomination for U.S. senator, leading A. B. Cummins in the primary. AP tallies show Brookhart 18,073 votes to Cummins 16,683 across nine counties, with county totals including Black Hawk Delaware Dubuque Franklin Hardin and Wright.
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A. B. Cimming
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Cummins
A Brook
Cumhart
Ming
Black Hawk
Delaware Dubuque
Frantlin Hardin Wright
Neb drought unharmed by light Omaha showers
Night showers. which spread across Nebraska last night, will have little effect on the drought that threatens crops for the past month. More rain is expected today and tomorrow in most parts of the state. The drought also reaches into South Dakota where the eastern portion is in bad condition. Rain is badly needed for wheat, corn, and oats.
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Omaha
Argentine Seaplane Flies for Demarera
Argentine aviator Bernardo Duggan and two companions depart at 11 40 a m from port of Spain Trinidad en route to Buenos Aires They left New York last week aboard the Buenos Aires and are behind schedule aiming to reach their destination within a week but encounter delays in the British West Indies continuous travel toward high seas and expected arrival date unclear
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British West Indies
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Demarera
Gaines
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New York
High Court Denies Hoffman Appeal in Jail Execution
Justice Pierce Butler of the supreme court denied Sheriff Peter J. Hoffman of Chicago the request for a stay of execution. The ruling, reported from Washington on June 16, ordered Hoffman's attorney to jail on Saturday amid ties to the Drugeon-Lake scandal.
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Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
Peter J. Hoffman
Chicago
Hoffman
Hoft- Man
Black Smallpox in Omaha Kills Three
Health officials report the third smallpox death in Omaha within days all victims named Anderson. Mary Anderson a nurse is among the deceased, a coincidence noted by authorities. Ralph A Amerman of Scranton Pa elected president of Kiwanis clubs of America at the Montreal convention. Courier delivery notice requests timely home delivery before 5 30 with missed copies to be resent.
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Jone
Mary Anderson
Anderson
Althn Non
HBS Kiwanis Clubs
Montreal
Ralph A. Amerman
Scranton
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Kiwanis Clubs of America
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Aise Wom
Nominee Opens Campaign With Labor Controls Plan
Haltimore Maryland June 10 AP a 5 Whittemore argues for cooperative banking to empower labor and limit capital earnings, proposing labor control of capital and a system of cooperative economics to reduce war-causing economic disputes and stabilize business. Brookhart outlines changes to favor small business and prevent financial wreckage, linking economic policy to peace. He cites Pepper and Coolidge connections and defends capital earnings limits while advocating international cooperation in trade.
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Arnings
Col. Smith
W. Brookhare
Rochdate
Brookhart
Pepper
Senate
Coolidge
Farm Bureau Head Advocates Policy at Hancock County
Samm Thompson, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, urges government policy for farm aid as a solution to the farm problem in a Hancock County Farm Bureau address. He praises state federation work, notes farmers do not share income fairly, and says fixed farming costs are inelastic, with taxes wages and interest outweighing crop prices.
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Lae
APJ
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Hancock County Farm
Brazil May Quit League Next Fall
Geneva June 1 Brazil has decided to decline re election in September he a non permanent member of the League of Nations council Dr Mello Franco told the council this afternoon as to the ultimate attitude of all countries toward the league he was vague saying he would await the final report of the council reorganization commission
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Brazil
League of Nations Council
Mello Franco
Council
League
Council Reorganization Commission
Reds Send Money to British Strikers
The Soviet trades unions sent 3150.000 to Great Britain to aid striking British miners. The executive committee of the Communist International urged British communists in Rome to support the strike, opposing strikebreakers, with total contributions now at £1,000,000.
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Great Britain
Communist International
Rome
Spring drought trims crop output to 15-year low
Washington June 10. Farmers face the smallest production in 15 years due to an unseasonable spring. Winter wheat crops show a possible bumper outcome while other crops lag far below normal. Total U S harvest likely to be below any 15-year span as planting of corn and other crops not yet finished.
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Department
Toy
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