Sinclair and Day jailed amid shadowing scheme scandal
In a charged week, Harry Sinclair and Henry Day face confinement in the District of Columbia jail as authorities pursue a jury shadowing plot linked to a high profile trial. Day, near the end of a four month visit, insists on innocence while releasing a prepared statement to the press.
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Sinclair
Harry FP. Sinclair
United States Senate
District of Columbia
Henry Mason Day
Mr. Sinclair
Day
Albert *B. Fall
Dr Coulter to head U S tariff commission after flaxseed win
Dr John Lee Coulter, former president of the North Dakota State Agricultural College, is named chief economist of the U S tariff commission. The appointment follows his advocacy of raising flaxseed duties and debenture schemes for surplus crops. He will earn $8 000 a year and will influence tariff policy, linking farming to factory scale. The move underscores agriculture's rising role in Washington policymaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic William Wise
Washington, D. C
John Lee Coulter
North Dakota State Agricultural College
United States Tariff Commission
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Hoover
Dr. Coulter
Tariff Commission
Pr. Coulter
Washington
John R. Turner
Emamiuel Fox
Coulter
Senate Agricultural Committee
National Grange
Frazier and
Nye
Norlin Dakota
Senate
Coulver
Commission
Welch Civil Service
Argentina
United States
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi Valley
Seaboard
South America
GALLOTAGE STAR POR INQUIRY INTO BIG GEM RO BBERY
Chicago June 25 Ethelind Terry stage star and her husband Benjamin E Bogaus real estate operator were questioned by police about a hotel lobby jewelry theft of 45100 The suspects said the jewels were insured and one man Willan Bogostowski a police char acter is her brother in law They claim the robbery was planned to defraud an insurance company and four days earlier the jewelry had been purchased The couple left after brief questioning with no announced result The victim Hogenus reported a separate hotel lobby robbery by two men with revolvers
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Chicago
INS
Ethelind Terry
Iwsband
Benjamin E. Bogeaus
Nallonaire
John Stege
Willan
Bogostowski
Stege
Bogas- Jowski
Bogeaus
Bogeause
Bogoslawski
Miss Terry
Hogenus
Young People Study Liberal Religion in Humboldt
Delegates from Minnesota, Nebraska, Massachusetts, Illinois and town attend the sixth annual Young People's Institute of Liberal Religion in Humboldt. Davenport sends the largest group with 18 delegates as Dr. W. Reese of Lombard College in Galesburg opens with a talk on Liberal religions the world around.
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Humboldt
Minnesota
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Illinois
Town
Young People’s Institute of Liberal Religion
Davenport
W. Reese
Chicago
Lombard College
Galesburg
Til
Leaps to Death As Medicine Is Mixed
Chicago a farmer Claiora A. Brown aged 27 of Holder HL leaped to death from the thirteenth floor of a north side apartment while medicine was being prepared for a nervous disorder. Firemen extricated the body after effort as Dr Hans Deutsch attended Brown.
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Chicago
Claiora A. Brown
Holder
Hans Deutsch
Brown
Courier delivers before 5 30 each day in town
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If the paper is not received by that time due to carrier error or other causes, call Phony 4100 and a copy will be mailed. Phony calls must reach the office before 6 30 p.m.
Trans Atlantic phone link via plane flight experiment
AP reporter in a specially equipped plane over Hadley Field New Jersey spoke with Martha Dalrymple in London through an experimental trans oceanic telephone radio link. The Glasgow foggy London received the call while the plane traveled about 590 miles per hour at 2000 feet. The exchange included other press reps and Reuters observers, marking a social news experiment rather than a strict story.
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William W. Chaplin
Associated Press
Hadley Field
N. J
New York
Martha Dalrymple
London
Reuter's, Ltd
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Wippany
Chaplin
Miss Dalrymple
Lili Chaplin
Tsn
Harry Flory
T. WN
Stall
Tito
Ohellebury Foes Fire Threats Target Proprietor in Va
In Sholisburg Virginia on June 25 unknown enemies set fire to restaurant owner John Bogie’s business after weeks of threatening letters telling him to quit. Firemen battled the blaze for hours as neighboring buildings were at risk. Authorities found Bogie in good health and offered no clear motive for the arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Trafic
Sholisburg
John Bogie
Bogle
Big Money Man Frank Curto Death Linked to Beer War
New York police believe boxing magnate Frank Curto known as a big money man was killed in a beer war ordeal. He was found near Flushing Cemetery after riding with two motorists to a police booth, and suspected gangland involvement tied to Arnold Rothstein friend circle. Curto, 38, long active in boxing, had promoted matches in Boston and owned night clubs including the Silver Slipper and Rendezvous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Marlow
Arnold Rothstein
Marlow
Flushing Long Island Cemetery
Frank Curto
Boston
Bamie
Johnny Wilson
Jack Delaney
Pete Riley
Jack Gagnon
Park Central Hotel
Flushing Cemetery
Warmer Weather Predicted Across Iowa by Reed
Des Moines reports Charles D. Reed, U. S. weather observer, forecast warmer weather for Iowans. He said the outlook includes a long period of high temperatures in all sections and a chance it may reach last week’s warmth. Yesterday’s high was 80 at Atlantic and the low 42 at Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Meeting With Son Prevented By Death
In Harlan Virginia on June 25, Ray Townsend of St. Louis sought a reunion with his father in Glenwood Indiana. The elder Townsend died suddenly in Omaha yesterday from a heart attack while renting a room. A letter found in his pocket identified the son’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
INS
Ray Townsend
St. Louis
Glenwood
Omaha
Townsend
Escapee Burns to Surrender in Georgia Prison Return
Chicago publisher Robert Ellont Burns, who escaped a Georgia chain gang seven years ago, plans voluntary return to Georgia to finish his sentence after beas corpus petitions were dropped. Once a high‑ranking real estate promoter, Burns said jealousy motivated his wife to expose him to authorities, while his magazine reportedly earned $20,000 last year.
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Chicago
Robert Ellont Burns
Georgia
Joseph B. David
Superior Court
Burns
Sean
Emily Pachee
Lillian Sale
Lindberghs Begin Transcontinental Flight From Roosevelt Field
Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh start a transcontinental flight from Roosevelt Field at 2 53 pm in a blue and gold falcon biplane. The trip tests transport routes for a TA T air service with Pennsylvania railroad support. The marriage last May 27 adds a romance angle to the aviation mission.
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Roosevelt Field
L. T
U.R
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Lindbergh
New York
Los Angeles
Twin City Plane Pace To Endurance Flight
Minneapolis aviators Thorwald Johnson and Owen Haughland seek the world endurance record of 172 hours 32 minutes 1 second. They launched at 5 am Sunday in the cabin monoplane Miss Minneapolis with refueling support from Gene Shank, flying a triangle between Hastings Northfield and the Twin Cities after prior attempts.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Thorwald
Thunder) Johnson
Owen Haughland
Haughland
Johnson
Gene Shank
Shank
Hhas
Twin Cities
Hastings
Northfield
Fort Worth
Tex
Veterans Endorse Full Conscription at Convention
Disabled American Veterans of the World War approved universal conscription, immigration restriction, higher defense appropriations, and stronger civil military training camps and national guard units in a report by the veterans legislative committee at their ninth annual convention in Detroit Michigan on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
U.S
Veterans Legislative Committee
Waterloo Entry Joins Around Iowa Air Tour
Driving Home Oren P Harwood manager of Chapmanfield for Mid West Airways and W Fiske Marshall director of Waterloo Airport Inc will arrive at their home port this afternoon with John Livingston forming Waterloo's entry in the Around Iowa Air tourists tour.
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Oren P. Harwood
Chapmanfield
Mid-West Airways
W. Fiske Marshall
Waterloo Airport, Inc
Iowa
John Livingston
Waterloo
Farm bloc senators face few protests over debenture vote
Washington June 25 Farm belt lawmakers who opposed the expert debenture feature of the farm relief bill report little protest from constituents. Senator Capper Republican Kansas says he has received fewer than a dozen letters in favor of the debenture since the issue arose in the Senate. Chairman McNary of the agriculture committee says he has received no protests.
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Washington, D. C
D.p
Capper
Kansas
Farm Bloc
Senate
McNary
Agriculture Committee
Big Dam Project Put Into Effect
President Hoover signed a proclamation declaring the Bowder dam project in effect and praising the seven state compact as the era-defining move for interstate settlement without federal recourse. He noted California and Arizona could resolve their long standing differences, enabling Colorado River basin development after 25 years of disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Bowder Dam
Calttel
Arizona
Colorado River
Hammill to name three tax commission members
Des Moines reports Governor John Hammill will appoint the three members of the state tax commission before July 1, stating the action was planned and announced yesterday. The move aims to fill the commission with appointees named by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Hammill
State Commission
Livingston's circus sticks to formation on Around Towa Air Tour
E K Busty Campbell piloted a Ford tri motor from Iowa City to Chapman Field in 45 minutes. The Tri motor, advance ship for the Around Towa Air Tour, precedes about 80 ships due later today. Stops include Mason City, Wesley, Worth Dodge, Algona, Emmetsburg, Cherokee, Sioux City, Ida Grove, Harlan, Clarinda, Bedford, Greenton, and Des Moines. Muriel Hanford of Sioux City led the tour in elapsed time with the Daily Iowan plagued by motor trouble.
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E. K .Busty Campbell
Cortise Flying Service
Chapman Field
Towa City
Towa
Marshalltown
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Flying Field
sTadium of
WS Miles
National Guardsmen
Livingston
Marshall
Harwood
Waco
Ralph Jones‘ Inn
Mason City
Wesley
Worth Dodge
Algona
Emmetsburg
Cherokee
Stoux City
Ida Grove
Harlan
Clarinda
Bedford
Greston
Des Moines
Muriel Molds
Iowa City
Muriel Hanford
Sioux City
Iowa
Muscatine
Jown
Town City
Worman
Ottumwa
Murieh Hanford
Iowa Air Tour
Hanford
Centerville
Hanwood
Waterloo
Marehailtown
Mater
Chariton
Burd White
Ralph Cram
Davenport
Olumsa
Iowa City-Marshalltown
Centervile
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John B. Hammond
Hammond
Strongheart
America
Berlin
Red Cross
Jane Murfin
Iowa Air
Waterian
Feiers
Madrid
de Rivera
Aea
Atlantic
Havana
Ocean
Tariff Board
Henry B. Fletcher
Rome
Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Diplomatic Corps
Mexico City
Santiago
Chile
Rene
Charles Evans Hughes
Gallotage Star
New Jersey
England
Ohelloburg
Gape
Robert E, Burns
Reed
Dude
Lindy OH
Twin City
Haughland and Johnson Pilot
OWA
Mack
Mack W. Piske Marshall
Gale OW Degenture
Farm Belt
Boulder Dam
Iowan
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