Fashionable Florida Beach Development Co owes millions
A petition filed by Guy Reed seeks a receivership for Mizner Development Corp, developers of Raton a fashionable resort south of West Palm Beach. The suit claims misleading advertising and improper executive compensation. several directors resigned amid criticism of management.
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Jacksonville
Fla
APJ
Brydon M. Cairis
Diday
Wader
Newspa
Mizner
Guy ©. Reed
New York
Target
Corporation
Ruton
West Palm Heneli
Gen. Cole- 2Nan
DuPont
Slesse L. Livermnor
Holliday
Louis Beans
Gen. DuPont
D Corporation
Gale
Waterway conflict and pork barrel talk in rivers bill
A lengthy discussion outlines rivalries over eastern and Mississippi to the Gulf waterway projects. Madden of Chicago supports deepening the HinviS river while Isarion of Cleveland resists. The bill, part of 160 items, mixes pork barrel expectations with regional interests and possible adjournment delays. A separate note mentions plans to improve Nelson Dewey state park in Wisconsin across the river from McGregor Iowa.
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Pasia
Burton
Ohio
Tin Eikeet
Chicago
Klinois River
New York
Kew
Mississippi
Niagara Falls
Niagara Tails
Canada
Madden
Isarion
Cleveland
Appropriations Committee
Illinois
Jake
Nantes
Fron
North Carolina
Feather River
California
Umpqua Harbor
Oregon
Millcreek
South Slough
Totovena
Alaska
Kahului Harbor
Hawaii
Pias
Senate
Wey
N.ot Herald-Tribuney
Submarine Salvage Teeters as Pontoon Fails
The sunken submarine unexpectedly rose while salvage crews prepared to raise it. The after pontoons tore away, preventing towing as the stern dragged along the bottom. Water was admitted to stabilize, delaying further attempts for two weeks. Twenty four bodies remain, workers exhausted after two months of effort.
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London
Conn
Vestal
Conain
Rome
Five Iowa Illinois Booze Plotters Denied Paroles
Des Moines reports indicate five men from Iowa and Illinois who pleaded guilty to aiding in shipping 70 barrels of alcohol from Kentucky Distilleries & Warehouse Co. in Peoria to Des Moines have had paroles denied from Fort Leavenworth Penitentiary. Named individuals include Haralske Jehlaller of Des Moines, hotel company president. At BL Levey and WH Ballance Jr of Des Moines. John McKieron of Peoria, school board member and former distillery employee. and Hyman Lipklu of Peoria.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Suilty O
Kentucky Distilleries & Warehouse Co
Peoria
Jil
Fort Leavenworth
Tle
Haralké P Jehaller
Police Hold Girl as Chicken Stealer
Yusilinti Mich June 22 UP County authorities believe they have found Ruth Telfer Church hill 2 tall girl the salution of many chicken thefts in this section Repeated thefts reported near Saline Milan Clinton and Adrian A stg f perous automobile was reported on the Saline Milan road deputy sheriff jovated 1 and gave elt but failed to capture its occupants The car was weeykell bowey we and thru the engine and license l auntbers the Rapper chicken th tert raced She will be charged in oa eratus larceny according to officials.
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Yusilinti
Mich
Ruth Telfer Churchill
Saline
Milan
Clinton
Adrian
Saline-Milan
Weeykell, Bowey We
Chicken Th Tert
Son of Cedar Falls Couple Dies in Texas
Mr and Mrs Simmons of Cedar Falls report the death by self inflicted gunshot of their son George age 20 in Wichita Falls Texas. Parents left for Okmulgee Oklahoma where the funeral will be held.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Pally
Mr Simmons
Wichita | Falls
Tex
George
Okmulgee
Okla
Longley Named Local Receiver's Attorney
Alfred Longley of Longley Ramsier Turits was appointed local attorney for the receiver of Hudson Savings Bank. Judge Roles approved the appointment upon application by the receiver in charge Ben J. Gibson, general attorney for the bank receivership.
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Alfred Longley
Wawards, Longley, Ramsier &J Turtis
Hudson Savings, Bank
Py Jude
Une
Ben J. Gibson
Attac al
Peneral
Orney
Dangerous Harry Leaps From NY Apartment Amid Raid
Real estate broker Dangerous Harry breaks his leg leaping from the window of Miss Pesky Stone’s New York apartment during a raid conducted by his wife and detectives. The incident occurred above Tormec Fairies girl, with authorities responding to the scene.
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Harry
New York
Miss Pesky Stone
Modern concrete stronger than that made by Romans
Chicago reports that present day concrete outperforms Roman material by over three to one. William M. Kinney, general manager of a cement association, cites tests on Roman Forum concrete and Chicago’s Wacker Drive foundations. Modern mixes show about 600 to 3,000 pounds per square inch, due to better cement and superior mixing and handling methods.
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Chicago
William MM. Kinney
Mr. Kinney
Forum
Rome
D. Cibas
Intelligence Test Is Overdone
New York reports quotes Dr. H. W. Potter at the American Psychiatric association warning that overreliance on formal mental tests risks unjustly labeling individuals as deficient. He urged probing factors such as emotional issues, home life, and temperamental quirks before diagnosing mental defect, noting many children labeled backward may show normal intelligence after addressing underlying problems.
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New York
H. W. Potter
American Psychiatric Association
Kiwanians Luncheon Guests in Factory
Kiwanians were entertained at luncheon in town factory hall as W. O. Marsh, president, and associates spoke on the economic outlook. Marsh urged business men to develop Iowa's industry with agriculture while noting the Dairy Separator factory is fully staffed with ample orders for the rest of the year. A brief talk by D. T. McManus, sales manager, followed and the event included discussion of local business conditions and prospects.
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Tts
Nity Separator
W. OW Marsh
Marsh
Lawn
Lone
Towa
Iowa
Lows
Dougk T. McManus
Wales
Pinchot Used W T A A Helper In Penn Primary
Gov Gifford Pinchot used the Pennsylvania Women's Christian Temperance Union as an auxiliary campaign committee in the $3,000,000 senatorial primary. Ella George Beaver Falls Pa, state president, testified that the union sent out speakers and circulated letters in Pinchot's behalf while he paid the bills. She noted a $712.84 bill for letters and claimed Pinchot covered them. details of a $250,000 enforcement fund and a revolving fund were also discussed, with questions about remaining balances and fund handling.
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Washington
DD. C
INS
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Women's Christian Temperance Unio
Ft. W
Senate
Sirs
Ella George
Beaver Fills
Union
Pincchow
Pinchot
Gay, Pinchot
Mr. Fisher
Gay
Women’s
Christian’ Tempernce Union
Reed
Mrs. George
State Enorney &General
Pinehar Fund
George
Women's Christian Temperance Union Ad
Spenel
Leah Cath Marian
Booze Law Violators Pay $10,200 in Penalties
Des Moines reports district court actions on liquor license violations with a total payment of 10200 dollars. Seventeen persons were involved, including defendants facing penalties and costs, while the proceedings highlighted the enforcement of liquor laws and compliance.
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Des Moines
Ceil
Ch Defendang
Airmail Pilots Strike for Safer and Faster Planes
Chicago dispatch reports a strike by air mail pilots on the Chicago Milwaukee Saint Paul Minneapolis route. Pilots refused to take out their planes at Maywood field seeking faster and safer aircraft and vow not to fly until improved equipment is provided.
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Chicago
Dines
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Coolidge Keeps Revenue Plan As Surplus Grows
Washington June 2 AP President Coolidge rejects tax cut promises as revenue expands beyond forecasts. Surplus pegged at 390 million dollars for the current year, with expected bills of 185 million next year and 20 million the following 12 months. Strong tax receipts and back taxes bolster the surplus, debt reduced to about 19.686 billion, while departmental cuts and a public works program aim to preserve a surplus and prudent economy.
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Washington, D. C
APJ
Treasury
Colidge
Cabini
Theome
Congress
Coolidge
New York Commission Blocks Rickard Title Fight Plan
New York June 22 The New York State Athletic Commission refused to sanction Tex Rickard's proposal to stage a heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney at Yankee Stadium on September 16. Rickard offered to post 50000 for the winner to meet Marie Wills, but the board deferred action and voted 2 to 1 against the plan.
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New York
Tex Rickard
New York State Athletic Commission
Gene Taniney
Jack Dempsey
Yankee Stadium
Jaid
Marie Wills
Rickard
Jack
Dempsey
Gene ‘Funney
Yankee Stadum
Sun as layered gas sphere challenges solid- sun theory
London June 22 The sun is a mass of intensely heated gas in layers rotating at different speeds. Dr Jeans, president of the Royal Astronomical Society, argues radiation passes through the sun’s layers, slowing outer belts and supporting a multi layer structure rather than a solid body. Neptune and Mercury are cited to illustrate varying rotational speeds.
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London
Hh Jeans
Royal Society
Royal Astronomi and Society
Galileo Galilei
Jeans
Accentac
Neptune
Mercury
Democrats Attack Surplus and Tax Cut Plan Amid Campaign
Washington dispatch reports Democrats assailing the Coolidge Mellon surplus forecast and proposed tax cuts. They question the size and permanence of surpluses, urge slower or longer debt payoff, and warn against tying further tax relief to short term political gains for 1928 elections. Republicans defend the plan as safe, noting potential shifts in business conditions could erase surpluses.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Treasury
Congress
Cootdes
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Republican Party
Coolidge
White House
Copeland
New York
Forger of 25 Check Is Given 15 Years
William Osborn was convicted of passing a forged $2 check in Dawn City jewelry store. He is sentenced to an indeterminate term of 15 years in the state reformatory at Ananosi after a jury verdict following 24 hours of deliberation.
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Dawn City
William Osborn
Ananosi
Osborn
Funeral services for Prank Hurd to be held Wednesday
Funeral services for Prank Hurd of 6US Jefferson Street will be Wednesday at 2 PM at Reinbeek after he died Sunday at his grandmother's home. He was born April 1924. Surviving parents include two brothers and three sisters. Later item notes Harold Kelley 40, laborer, died at 11 AM today at 10 South Barclay Street after brief illness, survived by widow and several relatives. body at O'Reese's Towne Funeral Home in Hound.
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Franic Hurd
Jeferson
Reinbeek
Mwe
Yuaroly
Weleey
Kelley
South Barclay Street
S A. m
Leslie
Emma Kerley
Waterloo
Ex Wife's Story May Open Prison for Long-Termer
Des Moines reports that Edith Lewis, ex wife of Robert Perry serving 25 years at Port Madison, will testify to the parole board claiming she assaulted taxi driver William Crane in 1920. Perry escaped prison 14 months after conviction, was later captured in Florida and returned to Madison as authorities investigate. Warden Hollowell says the escape did not surprise officials and notes Perry was placed on the farm due to concerns about his safety.
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Edith
Lewis
Board of Parole
William Crane
Des Moines
Ray Scott
Scott
Olmitz
Florida
Res
Madison
Fort Madison
T. “P_ Hollowell
State Penitenbury
Robert Perry
Idllewell
Sub chaser 342 with naval reserves wrecked on Mackinac rocks
The U S subchaser 342 of Green Bay Wisconsin with naval reserves aboard was lashed by waves and pinned on Mackinac Island rocks in the straits of Mackinac after a gale swept Lake Michigan. Two ships stood by to rescue and a Mackinac Island coast guard crew joined the operation as the vessel was lifted yesterday during spring maneuvers.
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Mackinac Gily
Mich
United States
Green Bay
Wis
Mackinnac Island
Straits of Mackinac
Lake Michigan
Mackinac Island
Hundred Course Dinner On Historic Theatre Site
A 100 course dinner was served on the site of a historic theatre once favored by the Empress Dowager Tsu Tsi. Guests included three foreign masters and two explorers, Chapman Andrews and W Douglas Burden. The meal featured rare delicacies, porcelain service, and a three hour dining with jade cups and rice brandy.
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Peking
API
Tsu Tsi
William Crozet
Imperial Household
Chapman Andrews
W. Douglas Burden
Canvasses State Vote Progress In Iowa Primary
Des Moines June 22 AP The executive council continued its canvass of the primary vote with indications pointing to several more days of checking before completion. Four or five counties including Polk remain to file their official returns to the council.
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Des Moines
Executive Council
Polk
Temperature forecast and tonight’s warm spell update
Weather bulletin notes a high Monday and lingering heat through the evening. Forecasters warn of rising nighttime temperatures in the city with continued warm conditions into the next day.
Minnesota Moist Wins Nomination in Congress Race
Minneapolis reports show Minnesota Moist, a prohibition modify advocate, securing the Republican nomination in the Fourth District by a wide vote, defeating two opponents. Gov. Theodore Christianson led the gubernatorial race, with Leach losing. Alvin Maas, a St. Paul insurance man and WWII Marine, won the Fourth District nomination for Congress. Johnson led the Farmers-Labor gubernatorial race, Davis close behind. Voter turnout was light, around 400,000 statewide.
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St.Paul
Ming
Magnus Johnson
United States
Minnesota
Davently
Bor
Bavernor
Theodore Ghiistensen
St. Paul
Minh
Sune
Congress
Ma Georg Leach
Minneapolis
Leach
Alaas
Oscar Ok
Keller
Snyder
Lie
Amars
Maas
le’ Ig
University of Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Gubernatorin
U. S
Tom Davis
Minneapalig
Johnson
Mary R
Gov
Christianson
Sand Davis
Thomas ¥. Sullivan
Sullivan
William M. Metners
H.W. Stark
Julius A. Schurali
Rock Island Opens Fort Armstrong Hotel After Revival
Rock Island ends four years of vice era as Fort Armstrong hotel opens its doors. The nine story, $700,000 monument to local industrialists was funded by a stock sale that drew 700 Rock Island contributors.
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Rock Island
Junge
Fort Armstrong
Income Tax Receipts Setting Record Pace
Washington June 29 Treasury reported income tax receipts moving at a record pace. June receipts have already surpassed 300 million dollars, about 330 million ahead of the same date last year. Total collections through June 18 stood at 1.8173 billion, nearly 400 million above last year.
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Washington, D. C
Divine
The
Treasury
Pen Co salesman Ledbetter dies suddenly at home
W B Ledbetter, salesman for the W W Sheaffer Pen Company, died suddenly at his St Louis home after visiting the pen factory here on Saturday. Post mortem exams were made, noting he complained of feeling ill before his death two hours after arrival home.
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Fort Madison
W. B. Ledbetter
WW. Sheaffer Pen Company
St. Louis
Ledbetter
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