Peace settlement ends Mexico religious conflict
Mexico rejoices over a three year dispute ending with church property restoration and priests returning to parishes. Archbishop Ruiz Flores and Bishop Diaz announced agreement with President Portes Gil aided by Chilean envoy Sergio Monti. First masses planned June 28 at Guadalupe and later at Mexico City cathedral. A nationwide demonstration is planned July 6.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Nuestra Senora de la Guadalupe
Kochimiko
Ruiz Flores
Michoacan
Pascual Diaz
Tabasca
Portes Gil
Missouri Pacific
Gerardo Anaya
San Antonio
Guadalupe
Peter
Mecca
Chapultepec
Pius
Wut
Jean Gels Ward
San Luis Potosi
Sergio Monti
Vatican
Actress and Flier Separate While He Gets Good Divorce
Priscilla Dean and Leslie P. Arnold have separated after their September marriage in Tijuana. They expect a possible reconciliation once legally feasible. Arnold, who had a Georgia divorce from his first wife four years ago, plans to pursue another action after the decree was set aside for lack of proper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Priscilla Dean
Leslie P. Arnold
Tijuana
Mexico
Georgia
Armald
Mves
Groton
Conn
Arnold
Sioux City Man Leaves Large Sums to Charity
A Sioux City man, Robert E. Purslow, left $5,000 to a trust for the Boys of d8, with the balance of his estate also earmarked for charity. Bequests include $10,600 for the Boys and Girls Home, $5,000 to St Anthon’s Orphanage, $3,000 to St Joseph’s Hospital, $2,800 to the Wall Street Mission, and $50 to the Salvation Army. Building permits for local construction projects are listed including several heating plants and contractor firms such as Jens Olesen & Sons Construction and dens Olesen & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Robert E. Purslow
Anthon's Orphanage
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elks Lodge
Blokx City
Wall Street Mission
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
Lee T Shriver and Arlington Ethel Bond, Edward Davis Johannson and NaDeen Pureill from Woodbine, Fouls A Freeman and Eller EB Waterina, Charles Savage of Shell Rock with Trena Hvasts, Bernard P Miller and Goldie Voight of Waterloo, Bgor Nelson of Geneva Minn, Koytle Thompson of Northwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee T. Shriver
Arlington
Ethel Bond
Edward Davis Johannson
Woodbine
NaDeen Pureill
Fouls A. Freeman
Waterton
Eller
Surface
Waterina
Charles Savage
Shell Rock
Trena Hvasts
Bernard P. Miller
Waterloo
Goldie Voight
Brgor Nelson
Geneva
Minn
Koytle Thompson
Northwood
Bandits Hold Up Train Near Pittsburg In Oakland To Concord Run
Two masked bandits in a battered touring car robbed a Southern Pacific eastbound mail and passenger train near Pittsburg California. They looted mail sacks containing an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 destined for Pittsburg payrolls. Engineer James H. Barnes of Oakland was shot in the shoulder but survived. the incident suggests the robbers were familiar with railroad operations and may be ex employees. The robbers fled toward Concord and Walnut Creek.
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Pittsburg
Cal
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Tracy
McAvoy
Bay Point
Cooly
James H. Barnes
Barnes
George
Tyler
Owey
Willow Pass
Concord
Walnut Creek
Bates
Conta Costa County
Hotel President Sign Blazes New Electric Display
A 36 square foot electric sign for the Hotel President is being hung at Park Avenue and Sycamore Street by A C Sweetman Electric. The sign uses ruby glass for Fireplant, features 1.5 inch and 24 inch plex letters, and will be illuminated by nearly 2,000 bulbs.
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Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
A. C. Sweetman Electric Company
Fourth Street
Funeral services for Mrs J C McCormick
Funeral services for Mrs J C McCormick of 1028 Sixth Street West will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday in the O Keeffe Towne chapel with Rev J Arthur Young pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church officiating Burial will be in Elwood
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R. C. McCormick
J. ¢C McCormick
Sixth Street West
Atoa
Hearita
O'Keefe & Towne
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elwood
Unclear fragmentary weather note breaks into data
Fragmentary OCR weather text provides scattered temperatures and days but lacks complete values, locations, or times to form a coherent forecast or record. The readable bits suggest Friday and Saturday entries with maximums and minimums, yet essential specifics are missing.
Border Guard to Preserve Dignity of U S Lower Rum Trade
Washington reports extensive smuggling of liquor into the United States across the Canadian border by international criminals challenges to government integrity. Assistant Secretary Seymour Lowman says Detroit enforcement focus aims to curb bootlegging while noting most liquor enters via other routes.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Seymour Lowman
United States
Detroit
Canada
Lowman
Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
Alfred E. Guddy
Ontario Police
Lake Erie
Lake St. Clair
Cuddy
A. H. Price
Essex County
Dominion Customs
Price
United States Customs
Ontario
Walter S. Petty
Spanish Sea Fliers Reported Missing in Azores Rumors
Rumors spread that Ramon Franco and crew landed somewhere in the Azores during their trans Atlantic flight. No confirmation from Horta capital or naval wireless station by 7 p.m. local time. Further reports said no word of arrival had been received from Horta.
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Azores
Mander Ramon Franco
Horta
New York
Naval Wireless Station
Storms Expected To Cool Sunday's Weather In Iowa
Charles B. Reed predicts thunderstorms this afternoon or tonight will cool most of the state. Tomorrow’s outlook is partly cloudy to cloudy with cooler temperatures after yesterday’s highs near 89 at Waterloo and a low around 12 at Forrest City.
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Bes Moines
Uri
Fire call to 226 Jackson street houses blaze near city dump
Firemen from Company No 1 responded at 14 10 a m to a small blaze at Frank Nexius 226 Jackson Street. Damage was 65 with gasoline lighter causing the fire. A later call sent the department to Fairview Avenue dump. Over 400 feet of hose used to reach the scene before extinguishment.
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Frank Néxius
Jackson Street
Fairview Avenue
Iowa Woman With 8 Children Abandons Young Baby
A Iowa mother with eight children, Mrs Ruth Walton, offered her three month old to a Negro woman in a Kansas City bus station. The woman accepted but police intervened and the baby remained in custody as officers searched for the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Juans
Irvin Thompson
Iowa
Ruth Walton
Chile
United States Likely To Attend Clean Up European Diplomacy
Washington reports the United States may take an unofficial role at a proposed meeting of allied and German statesmen to tackle postwar issues. American interest lies in broader peace and stability, not direct participation, a stance seen as strategic after past reparations talks.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Rhine
Seer
Germany
America
Europe
Dawes
Young
Charge Mrs Cassler and Son with Girl s Slaying in Indiana
Valparaiso Ind June 22 Mrs Catherine Cassler Chicago once sentenced to die on the gallows was under indictment on a new murder charge today. Both Mrs Gassler and her son Edward 19 were ordered held for trial when true bills were returned by the Porter county grand jury investigating the slaying of Cameola Soutar a professional roller skater. Miss Soutar had become the sweetheart of Mrs Gassler s husband Truman while Mrs Cassler was in Cook county jail in Chicago. Mrs Cassler once a resident of Hebron was a member of the W W C T U there. Later she was arrested for bootlegging.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Catherine Cassler
Chicago
Federal Inspector of Airplanes Will Operate in Towa
Des Moines reports an Iowa branch of the U S department of commerce inspection division will open in the federal building, Des Moines, as new aeronautics laws take effect July 4. G B Conrad announced the service while inspecting prospective pilots.
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Federal Inspector of Airplanes
Towa
Des Moines
Iowa
Inspection Division
United States Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Federal
G. B. Conrad
Henry Ford and Son Survive Flashlight Explosion
New York June 22 Henry Ford and Edsel narrowly escaped injury when a photographer's flashlight powder exploded on a pier near the Cunard liner Berengaria. John Schutz aided the party posing earlier. a flash powder container shattered causing glass injuries to several bystanders while the Ford family stood nearby.
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New York
Henry Ford
Edsel
Berengaria
Europe
John Schutz
Ford
Schutz
President Hoover and wife join fishing preserve trip
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover left the White House with a party for his fishing preserve near Madison Virginia. Secretary Hyde and writer Mark Sullivan joined the trip with secretary Lawrence Richey and Dr Joel Boone. Return time is undefined. he may stay tonight or tomorrow and return Monday.
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Washington
D. C
Hoover
White House
Madison
Hyde
Mark Sullivan
Lawrence Richey
Ywient
Joel T. Boone
Slayer Snook Plans Fight To Avoid Electric Chair
Columbus Ohio June 22 Dr James H Snook states he will fight conviction and seek not guilty plea for first degree murder of Theora Hix. He shifts from confession to legal strategy with lawyers arguing distinctions between murder and homicide and seeking justifiable or excusable homicide as possible defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Theora Hix
Columbus
Ihs
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Grand Jury
Snook
Seidel
Brockhart Denies Third Party Tate Misinterpretation
Senator Brockhart of Iowa Republican independence denounces press portrayal of his remarks on progressives and candidates for Congress. He asserts no third party was mentioned and warns of an already organized reactionary third party by stand patters.
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Washington
D. C
Brockhart
Iowa
Congress
Dean Marston Joins Edison Light Golden Jubilee Panel
Dean Anson Marston of Iowa State College joins the Light’s Golden Jubilee committee commemorating Edison’s incandescent bulb. Other members include Mellon Ford Firestone and Rockefeller Jr. President Hoover serves as honorary chairman. The international event ends with an Edison dinner October 21 in Dearborn Michigan.
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Ames
Anson Marston
College of Engineering
Iowa State College
Thomas A. Edison
Marston Wi
Andrew Mellon
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
John D. Rocke- Teller
Hoover
Lindbergh Flashes Smiles As Detour Incident Occurs
North Bergen New Jersey June 22 Lindbergh ignored a detour on Palisade avenue en route to Englewood home of Dwight W. Morrow. patrolman challenged him but the aviator smiled and drove away. Fines or jail terms for traffic violations were noted as possible outcomes.
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North Bergen
N. J
Msi
Lingbergh
Charles A
Colonel of the
Palisade Avenues
Dwight W. Morrow
Englewood
William Rainer
Lindbergh
Dea
Springless signals face summer complaint on Fourth Street
Electric stop and go signals on Fourth Street East, three in number, began acting erratically on the first day of summer. A city electrician found the springs regulating the mechanism had weakened and new springs are being placed in the post units.
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Fourth Street
Farm Buildings Burn Near Humboldt in Late Night Fire
Large farm structures at the Tellier farm near Humboldt were destroyed by a blaze yesterday. The fire started on the W side and consumed two buildings with corn, oats, 56 tons of alfalfa, three calves, two horses and poultry. Estimated damage is $10,000.
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Parm
Humboldt
Yilve
Tellier
Pilot Hangs by Feet to Repair Flying Gear
Lieut Carl A Dixon of Hertford repaired a disabled landing gear midair over Willimantic. He hung by his feet, cut a fuselage hole, and with rope and a shoe string fixed the gear in two hours. He then landed at 25 miles per hour with three passengers aboard.
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Williamantic
Dixon
Youths Linked to Capone Gang Sentenced to Life
Chicago June 22 Two youths Rex Carzolla and Albert Walz confessed to kidnapping Joseph Wadyski and holding him for fifty dollars. They faintly claimed ties to Al Capone’s gang. Judge Frank Comerford, noting no prior record, sentenced them to life imprisonment at Joliet penitentiary instead of the death penalty.
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Chicago
al Capone
Joliet
Rex Carzolla
Albert Walz
Joseph Wadyski
Carroli
Walz
Yankees and Athletics clash in high scoring game
In a wild contest the Yankees beat the Athletics with a flurry of runs across four innings. Highlights include Cochrane and Haas homers for Philadelphia and Lary and Gehrig countering for New York. Both teams totaled multiple hits and errors as the scoring surge built early.
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Athletics
Lary
New York
Haas
Cochrane
Fight Field
Heimach
Sherid
Simmons
Grabowski
Foxx
Lazzeri
Miller
Yankees
Sheridt
Bishop
Combs
Gehrig
Ruth
Rat Mins
Hassa
Hurd
Byth
Buth
Nintr
Walberg
Byrd Bishop
Byrd Lazzeri
Byrd
Meusel
R. H. EL
Philadelphia
Drunken Driver Puzzles Policemen in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a 73 year old Thomas James charged with being drunk after riding a mule rather than a car. He was arrested as the pair weaved along curbs while the mule kept silent. Separate city notice concerned Morria Cohn charged with parking a horse near a fire hydrant at Fifth and Walter streets.
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Des Moines
Thomas James
James
Iwo Pluga
Waterloo
Morria Cohn
Fifth and
Walter Streets
O. Beem Itn
Cohn
DePriest Plans February Musicale After Vacations
Washington June 23 Representative DePriest Illinois Republican says he will repeat the February benefit musicale and reception in the Washington auditorium. Invitations to the first musicale were sent to all but two Republicans as most lawmakers left town for summer recess. He notes no social equality issue in his wife’s White House tea and says social equality hinges on individual taste.
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Washington
D. C
DePriest
Illinois
Washington Auditorium
Congress
Yates
Ilinois
White House
Hammond Seizure Over Near Beer Shipment in Des Moines
A city liquor bureau raid seized a Manitowoc Wisconsin near beer train car shipment on a Chicago and North Western yard in Des Moines. Yardmaster held on a municipal court hearing. John Hammond former police chief vowed to seek destruction of the beer. The shipment described as the largest ever in the Midwest was en route to Des Moines after decoration of the cars in Manitowoc.
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Des Moines
Manitowoc
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
City Liquor Bureau
John Hammond
Middle West
Champaign Student Contracts Smallpox
Health authorities order vaccination of all University of Illinois summer students after A Bock of Montevideo Minnesota contracts smallpox. Only students vaccinated in the last five years exempt. Bock attended classes two days before diagnosis. Dr J Howard Beard says the situation not alarming.
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Champaign
University of Tllinois
A. ©. Bock
Montevideo
Minn
Hock
J. Howard Beard
State Agents Make Keokuk Dry for Fourth
Keokuk Iowa June 22 federal and state prohibition agents conducted a series of raids in the city. A dozen and a half cases were hit with the largest raid uncovering two 75 gallon stills and more than 25 barrels of mash. A large quantity of evidence was seized as raids continued through the night.
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Keokuk
iNsi—rt
Mason City to Join Airways Route Next Week
Mason City will receive airplane passenger service starting Wednesday after talks between the American Legion, Chamber of Commerce and Yellow Cab Airways. The Twin City to Kansas City route will stop in Mason City shortly after the Iowa air tour planes reach the city, hailed as the crowning aviation event of the day.
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Mason City
American Legion and
Chamber of Commerce
Yellow Cab Airways Company
28 Of 43 Convicts Recaptured After Texas Prison Farm Escape
Brazoria Texas June 22 Texas rangers aided pursuit after 28 of 43 escaped convicts from Clemens state prison farm were accounted for. The body of S W Martin was recovered from the San Bernard river. four others were wounded, two seriously, during recapture. Remaining fugitives held in confinement.
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Brazoria
Tex
Clemens State Prison
Texas Rangers
Mberly
S. W. Martin
el Faso
San Bernard
Popular Reading of New Fish and Game Laws
The 1923 31 edition of new fish and game laws goes into effect July 4. Males over 18 must obtain hunting and fishing licenses costing $1. women do not need a license. Trout and perch rules restrict gear in state waters. Lost licenses require replacement. pre July 4 licenses may cover trapping.
Paramount to Merge With Radio Corporation of America
Chicago reports say Paramount Pictures may be swallowed by the Radio Corporation of America in a $150,000,000 merger to be announced next Monday. Officials from both firms met in secret to discuss the deal and future of sound film technology. Leon J. Rubenstein claimed vast spending to assemble stars for the talkies and touted microphone innovations to improve voice quality. He would not confirm Paramount as the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paramount
Radio, Corporation of America
Radio Corporation
Rubenstein
Secret Senate to Meet Openly Under New Rule
Washington June 22 A Senate rule enacted before recess will move virtually all future business to open sessions Senator Wesley L Jones Republican assistant floor leader said he expects at most one secret meeting per year only if absolute necessity justifies it He argued the rule will curb secrecy despite opposition from secrecy advocates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Jones
Police of London 1928 murder cases and outcomes
The 1928 annual police report shows London had 18 murders of persons over one year, with 11 culprits prosecuted and convicted. Seven cases ended with the murderer taking own life. Infant murders totaled six, with three murderers apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.R
Police of
Commissioner of Police
Kiwanis International Convention Forecasts Record Attendance
Milwaukee headlines the thirteenth Kiwanis International convention as J Samuel Cummings predicts the five day event will attract over 6000 delegates from nearly 2000 chapters and 100000 members. Delegates begin arriving for the opening service at the Auditorium with officer elections set for Thursday morning and the 1930 convention city announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
UPR
Kiwanis International
J. Samuel Cummings
Civic Rlab
Cummings
Cook Aids Inmate Weight Loss Campaign At Leavenworth
Arctic explorer Frederick A. Cook, serving a fraud sentence at Leavenworth, is reported by the St. Louis Star to be promoting weight reduction among prisoners. A trusty at the pen said the campaign is typical chatter among inmates and noted Cook’s influence as a colorful figure connected to the prison hospital duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis, Mo
UPI
Frederick A. Cook
Leavenworth Penitentiary
St. Louis Star Today
Leavenworth
Sayine
Waterloo Woman Detained at Border
Mrs. LéRoy C. Gremmels of 430 1 Colorado Street is detained by American customs at Windsor Ontario while visiting Canada. Her husband was notified and seeks explanation. Gremmels, born in Canada and married to an American, has lived in the U.S. over five years and crossed the border freely before. Chief Mohns informed the American consul at Windsor of the developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LéRoy C. Gremmels
Colorado Street
Canada
Windsor
Ont
Gremmels
Hit
United States
Charles F. Mohns
Severe hail storm devastates Wakefield and countryside
A wind rain and hail storm swept a 15 by 5 mile area near Wakefield Nebraska causing $100000 in damage. Crops including corn and oats were beaten down and small buildings wrecked while trees were uprooted and livestock killed. No injuries reported.
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Wakefield
Neb
Sioux City
Noone
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Jens Oleser, & Sons Construction
Heber Brown
Newton Street
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Baby Face
Willie Doody
Charles Levy
Berwyn
Dandy
Milton Vauanoupolis
Pro- Prietor
Vieeeppetree
Border Guard
U. S
Herman G. Miller
Henry Ford and Son
Neld
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J. CG. Jenson
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E. O. Ricketts
Pranklin County
Tate
Dean Marston
Lindy
Hartford
Capan
U,p
Carl A. Dixon
Hertford
Boley
Athletice
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Durocher
Nod
Milley
Haass
Ned
DE Priest
Hammond
Airways
Texas
Paramount Company
RE. C. A
Kiwanians
Doc Cook
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