Boston Men Grilled in Marlow Murder Investigation
New York June 28 The Grover Whalen inquiry into Broad way racketeer Frank Marlow led to the questioning of about 20 suspects many being released at dawn The Boston figures include Dan Carroll Eddie Mack Charles Solomon and Chink Solomon who were questioned for hours and released Mack intends to sue the city for damages The case centers on Marlow who was abducted from a restaurant and dumped near a cemetery in Flushing Long Island amid a fight involving Jim Maloney's camp and Boston associates.
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Grover Whalen
Frank Marlow
Kindelley
Boston
Dan Carroll
Eddie Mack
Boston Stadium
Charles Solomon
Mack
Yankee Stadium
Marlow
Flushing
Long Island
Carroll
Jim Maloney
Tragic Fog Flight Ends In Fatal Plane Crash
At Roosevelt Field Long Island two planes in fog battled a race for a new endurance record. One plane crashed into a tree at dawn killing Jack Ashcraft while Viola Gentry was severely injured and Bill Ulbrich, a friend, was left distraught awaiting news from the hospital.
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Roosevelt Field
Sage Ae
Long Island
Martin Jensen
William Ulbrich
Viola Gentry
Jack Ashcraft
Ashcraft- Gentry
Ashcraft
Miss Gentry
Bill Ulbrich
Ulbrich
Jensens
The
Feld
Brick
Court's Cigaret Sale Set July 49
Court records show a sale of 17 000 cigarettes seized under a court order by Judge Geo J Sager. Bailiff George M Exsex set the sale date for July 49 after state agents confiscated the cigarettes from William Fire following a freight car incident near Wharloo Crigting.
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George M. Exsex
Geo. J. Sager
Wiliam Fire
Aarge
Chickes Grea Western Railroad
Wharloo
Crigting
Borah letters called magic wands for travel in Russia
Washington June 28 Americans travelling on business or scientific missions found Borah letters highly valuable for moving through the Soviet Union. Signed “Wm E Borah” and issued to trusted individuals, the letters helped with passport issues, border entry, and even releases from detention, with several travelers recounting dramatic uses including access and freed delays.
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Washington, D. C
Russa
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Russia
Paris
Berlin
Wm. EB. Borah
Taft
House of Representatives
William Howard Taft
United States
Boreh
Moran
William J. Morden
American Museum of Natural History
Temperatures Forecast With Erratic Readings
Fragmented OCR notes suggest a temperature forecast with values for Thursday and Friday. The readable items include maximum Thursday 0.45 and minimum Thursday night, with unclear Friday figures and garbled text. No coherent locations or events are identifiable.
Rival Pros Tie for Lead in National Open Halfway Mark
Gene Sarazen of New York and Al Espinosa of Chicago shared the 36 hole lead at 142 two under par at Winged Foot Mamaroneck NY. Jones started late but posted 69 to stay in contention as Walter Hagen stumbled with a 61 and Johnny Farrell faded after an 84. Densmore Shute stood close at even par with a 71 after 73 yesterday.
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Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Dine
Gene Sarazen
New York
al Espinosa
Chicago
Serazen
Espinosa
Jones
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Walter Hagen
Johnny Farrell
Farrell
Densmore Shute
Young Worthington
Gene
Sarazen
Ice Cream Sociable Back On At Edison Tonight
A rain cancelation moved the Edison school playground ice cream sociable to tonight weather permitting Victor A Read playground commissioner said. The event features a baseball game between West High and the Edison playground team as one of the highlights.
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Edison School
Victor A. Read
West High
Edison Playground
Mortuary Notes for Emery Roten and G W Butler
Emery Roten aged 73 died early today at Black Haws county farm home after illness linked to mental distress. No immediate relatives recorded. funds conserved for a respectable burial. body at O Meafe and Towne mortuary. G W Butler of 536 Riehl Street died in a riverbank despondency incident Tuesday night. Service Sunday at 3 30 p m Petersen Bros chapel Rev Thomas P Shaffer officiating. burial in Narha ta cemetery family plot.
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Emery Roten
Black Haws County
W. W. Leland
Board of Supervisors
Reten
O'Meafe & Towne Mortuary
G. W. Butler
Riehl Street
Cedar Bend
Petersen Bros
Fire Alarm Log and Small Blaze Notes Ad
Friday 7 35 a m residence W E Fowler 123 t Albans short circuit damage Thursday 10 28 p m 500 Wash ington fire alarm Thursday 4 38 p m Grass fire 1311 Beech no damage Friday 1 p m Dump Park road and Broadway no damage advertisement for buy Wi el Herman OC Millar phone 2404
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W. E. Fowler
Albans
Washington
Park Road
Broadway
el Herman
Millar
Waterloo Dairy In Merger Rumor Reported
Persistent reports say Waterloo Dairy Company at 1304 Commercial Street may be included in a merger with the Sanitary Dairy at 307 Washington Street and Carna Uon Milk Products in Oshkosh Wisconsin and Seattle Washington. G V Bellinger, manager, had no comment on the report. The Waterloo Dairy, formerly Waterloo Co operative Creamery, is noted for its Orange Creamery butter and began butter manufacturing after closing the old Orange creamery in Orange township about seven years ago.
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Waterloo Dairy Company
Commercial Street
Sanitary, Dairy Company
Washington Street
Carna Uon Milk Products Company
Ocano
Wind Storm Wrecks Barns Around Nashua Area
A June 28 thunderstorm wind and hail damaged farms near Nashua Ta. Wind toppled two barns on the Andrew Troutner and Bernard Tefft farms southwest of town and two more near Republic. Porches were blown from Amos Peterson’s home and crops, especially corn and oats, suffered damage across several farms in the vicinity.
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Courier Special Service
Nashua
Tls
Thursay
Andrew Troutner
Bernard Tefft
Republic
Ed Feuchtwanger
Charles Kerr
Amos Peterson
Ben Hur Starts Member Campaign
A membership campaign and contest was begun at Melchoir court, Tribe of Ben Hur, to culminate in an outdoor initiation on Thursday, July 48, during a festival program. Initiation will be at Caseheer Heights or Cedar Heights, subject to committee decision. A follow up event with chicken dinners for new members will occur a week later.
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Melchoir Court
Tribe of
Hubert W White Inc Increases Capital to 150000
Expanding business needs push Hubert W White Inc to raise capital stock to 150000 for its clothing and men's furnishings operation in St Paul Minnesota. An amendment filed yesterday lists George E B Lichty as president and Hubert W White as secretary. Headquarters are in Waterloo with original articles dated November 27 1918 and capital increases previously to 50000 on March 5 1920. White is Lichtys son in law.
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Hubert W. White
Waterloo
White
Mr. Lichty
Friedls Pass Auto Wreck Near Rapids
Mr and Mrs Andrew Friedl found an automobile wreck on Lincoln Highway east of Cedar Rapids yesterday afternoon after a collision injuring several. A large crowd gathered as both cars suffered severe damage and a man named Bishop was seriously hurt.
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Andrew Friedl
Mulberry Street
Lincoln Highway
Cedar Rapids
Bishop
Maine dry platform senator advocates light wine beer
Senator Gould of Maine, elected on a dry platform, defends a right to have make and drink light wines and beers citing personal liberty. Anti success forces vow to oppose re election as he voted against the Jones law, while officials insist licensing home production remains unlawful.
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Presque Isle
Maine
United States
Arthur R. Gould
St. Louis
Gould
Lowman
The
Treasury
Bert M. ‘Fernald
Frederick W. Smith
Waterville
Marrné Christian Civic League
Antisaloon League of America
Prohibition
Doran
California
Prohibition Bureau
Brother of Mitchell Woman Buried Thursday
Henry Bladerman brother of Mrs William Cordes died after an extended illness at his home near Grafton Us on Tuesday Funeral services were held at Grafton Thursday afternoon and burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery here.
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Mitchell
Henry Bladerman
Willam Cordes
Grafton
Oak Grove
Vacation Bible School Faculty Sets Record Attendance
Twenty two members of the faculty from the union vacation bible school finished a three week course at First Presbyterian church and met for a fellowship lunch at Block's tearoom. The school attracted pupils from five churches and was praised for cooperation and sustained interest.
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Union Vacation Bible School
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational
Christ Episcopal
Grace Methodist Episcopal
First Evangelical
Two Bottles Beer Leads to Fine in Municipal Court
G Drewelow of 125 Monroe Street was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated following a report by Paul Driver that an automobile blocked the street. The incident prompted a warning from Judge George J. Sager. Detective Crumsine in Independence charged a Waterloo youth with intoxication after pickup. Two youths who fired crackers on Commercial Street paid only court costs. A case on illegal possession of Aquor was continued. A burglary at the Iowa Pool Hall was announced with a 50 dollar cash loss. Blair Dewey, 14, was detained with a nickel on his way home to Johnston after seeking work. Bicycle theft from Palace Theatre was reported by Carroll Kedrick.
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G. Drewelow
Monroe ‘Street
Paul
Gg. L. Pickens
Gadl
Staton
George J. Sager
Drewelow
Donald Hayes
Romé J Badress
Waterloo
Hugh Crumsine
Independence
Commercial Street
Carroll Kedrick
Edwards Street
Palace Theatre
Wimbledon Roundup Crowns Tilden as Quarterfinalist
Big Bill Tilden defeats Christian Houssis to reach Wimbledon quarter finals amid a day of upsets. Helen Wills advances as she overcomes J Sigurt to join the last eight, with other Americans and international stars also advancing or falling.
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Wimbledon
Eng
UAM
Bill Tilden
Christian Houssis
John Hennessey
Henri Cochet
France
Cochet
Senorita Lill D'Alvarez
Spain
Helen Wills
Pierre Landry
J. C. Gregory
America
J. Sigurt
Helen
H. L. Heine
Reckless Driving Case Continued in Waterloo Court
The state v L M Erickson, a Chicago printer, faced another continuance until July 12 in Justice Ray Murray's court on charges of reckless driving on U S Highway 20 east of Waterloo May 26. The case awaits jury testimony after a $50 appearance bond for Erickson.
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Courier Special Services
Cedor Falls
L. M. Erickson
Chicago
Harry P. Mason
Waterloo
Ray Murray
Jacobsen
W. Leon Bell
Ralph W. Travis
Erickson
Lberty
Mason
Gregory Buys Cedar Heights Tract at Auction
W Gregory of Lafayette building paid 61 725 dollars for a Gut-acre tract in Cedar Heights formerly owned by J W Slaughter AL at auction conducted yesterday by William Holland. The property has no buildings. Gregory plans to plat the ground into one half and one acre lots.
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W. Gregory
Lafayette
Cedar Heights
J. W. Slaughter
William Holland
Gregory
Early 1900 Political Campaign Opens in Iowa
Dan Turner of Cornig visits the city on a political mission not as a candidate. Lieut Gov Arch McFarlane of Waterloo is discussed as a possible governor candidate. George Lichty pledges support if McFarlane runs and says Turner could win if nominated. Lichty recalls Waterloo caucus fights affecting governor races and party dynamics.
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Cornig
Arch McFarlane
Waterloo
Loscheon
Turner
George E Lichty
McFarlane
Arch
Lesying
Lichty
Hichty
G. W. Dawson
A. B Cummins
George D. Perkins
Sioux City
Townsley Funeral Rites Tomorrow
Funeral services for Paul Townsley 31 son of Mr and Mrs J A Townsley 614 Wellington court will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m in the O Keefe Towne chapel Rev J Arthur Young of First Methodist church will officiate Burial will be in Elmwood Pallbearers are Robert Nauman Dr G Hospers Kirk Gross Dan O Neil Victor A Zellhoffer and William G Altstadt Townsley was killed while on a home ward trip for Altstadt Langlas Baking Co when a traffic jam left him with a choice between crashing into a car with a family of six or going over an embankment in the alley and he sacrificed himself
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Paul Townsley
J.A. Townsley
Wellington Court
Waverly
O'Keefe & Towne
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
Elmsteod
Robert Nauman
Dr. G. Hospers
Kirk Gross
Dan O'Neil
Victor A. Zellhoefer
William G. Altstadt
Mr. Townsley
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Co
Artar
Raincoat thief is man who married 43 year old girl
Joseph Soper, 34, jailed 30 days after a 4510 fine for stealing a ramcont in a pool hall. He had recently married Marguerite Cole, a 13 year old Waterloo girl, in a marriage later annulled. He sent a Toledo postcard to a girl before confinement. A spaniel injured by an autbite is recovering at the city pound. A gonadster car, license 28-511, was stolen from Bluff street near Park avenue.
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Joseph Soper
George J. Sager
Marguerite Cole
Waterloo
Altho
John W.W. Gwynne
Soper
Toledo
Joe
Yanks Big Pickerel Catch At Falls Avenue
Dale Hummel aged 16 of 1826 Palls Avenue pulled an 11 1 2 pound pickerel from Black Hawk Creek near Falls Avenue. The fish measured 37 inches long and was taken this morning near the first bridge. Guests from West Iowa arrive for a visit at Hotel Russell Lamson staying until Monday. George Schriner, 61, a Chicago druggist, died after a gun battle with three youths described as dandies who fled in a small roadster. Runota Central Gun Club plans a practice shoot tomorrow at 3:30 p m on Gates Park grounds with all members invited. Marriage licenses issued to Charles Quigley and Carith Fitch of Tipton, Nick Pins of Grand Rapids and Martha Reddin of Waterloo, and Charles W Clements of Cedar Falls and Colville of Tipton.
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Palls Avenue
Black Hawk
Falls Ave
Nue
Chicago
U.R
George Schriner
Sunmen
Runota Central Gun Club
Gates Park
Charles Quigley
Tipton
Carith M
Fitch
Nick RF
Pins
Grand Rapids
Martha Reddin
Waterloo
Osage Man Dead by Own Hand on Farm Near Jeffries Home
Oliver Johnson a 40 year old bachelor from Osage shot himself at his brother in law Earl Jeffries farm six miles south of ere while the Jeffries were away on a trip. A neighbor girl heard the shot and Coroner F R Shel ledy and Deputy Sheriff W H Davis investigated. Johnson had lived in Mitchell county most of his life and suffered mental distress at times. He leaves a sister in Orchard and a brother in Osage.
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Bervica Osage
Jeffries
Johnson
F. R. Shelledy
W. H. Davis
Osage
Mitchell County
Orchard
Germany Joins In Bitter Protests on Peace Anniversary
Reports from Sarajevo and Berlin describe commemorations of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination and the ensuing war anniversary. The Berlin Reichstag debated ending the former Kaiser’s exile era, with a sharp clash over Paragraph 48, amid fascist and communist protests and a shakeup in political support.
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Germany
New Copper Ore Beds Found Near Lake Balkash
The Geological Institute reports three copper porphyry ore beds located about 13 miles northwest of Lake Balkash near the Turkestan Siberian railway. Estimated ore content is about 40 million tons.
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Leningrad
The
Geological Institute
Lake Balkash
Soviet Convict Courts Trial Offenses Among Inmates
In Moscow the Soviet prison system has established convicts courts where inmates judge peers for offenses such as swearing card playing willful cutting grammar and dodging work in prison shops. Penalties typically involve suspension of privileges including visitor access.
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Moscow
Prisoos
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