Mystery Shooting Riot Lands Bootleg Suspects in Court
Police investigated a chaotic midnight shooting in the colored district near Salisbury street. Officers found a fire at 208 Salisbury and two men, Joe Cole and Kid Ray, arrested after threats. A wagon of eight jugs of liquor was intercepted, with Willie Coates arrested for bootlegging. The case spanned arrests for disturba nce to bootlegging, hearings set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meard
Winots Central Yard
Orth End
Themandt
Patsy
Salistars Street
Varly
Willie Coates
Salisbury
I. C
Lewis Freeman
Salisbury Street
J. B. Gilles
Joe Cole
Kid Ray
Cole
Gilles
Moonshina
Coates
Edward Troyer
Franklin Street
Troyer
AIT
Wanted for Jail Escape and Policeman's Murder
Howard Reavin, 29, sought nationwide after sensational escape from Ontario county jail in Canandaigua New York where he was held for the assassination of Policeman Andreas McDonnell in Geneva New York. He was visited by his wife and her sister Loretta Maloney. He threatened Deputy Sheriff Charles Smith with two pistols and fled. the sister was captured after fainting.
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Howard Reavin
Ontario
Canandaigua
N. Yeo
Andreas McDonnell
Geneva
Reavin
Loretta Maloney
Keavin Muust
Sherif Charles Smith
Keavin
Senate Adopts Farm Product Rate Resolution
The senate today adopted a joint resolution declaring sericulture a basic industry and calling on the Interstate Commerce Commission to establish the lowest possible rates on sericultural products to promote their movement and foster the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Senate
United States
Senate Passes Tilt Remitting Indemnity
Washington op May 22 a house bill providing remission of further installments of the Chinese indemnity was passed to day by the senate without debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
House
Mrs Virginia Close Dies At 2 A. M At Home
Mrs Virginia A Cisse Close died at 722 Franklin Street at 2 A M today She was born November 16 7 in Ohio and lived in Jennie town She married T J Close and leaves a son and daughter plus two brothers and a sister Funeral from Grace Episcopal Church Wednesday at 2 PM Rev Curran and Rev Keithord will officiate No flowers requested The mortuary is Wileman and Gindt
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Virginia 4
Close
Virginia A. Cisse
Franklin Street
St. Clai Vite
Jennietson
Thomas J. Close
Tata
Sham
Oorn
T. J. Close
FaAwine
Corrine Marrieal
Lincoln Circle
Daunghter
Joseph Morrison
Cadiz
John Morrison
Moarsistown
Elizabeth Haines Pack
Islam of
Hae
Dro AL BR Curran
V. ¢ Keitord
Cmy
Wileman & Gindt Moretary
Flight crew rescued after Alaska crash and long trek
The report details Maj Martin and companion pilots forced down on a charted mountain near the Seringea peninsula. A destroyer rescue, swift towing to Kanatak, and repairs followed as weather delayed their return to Dutch Harbor. A separate Mother’s Day note tells of a sergeant’s safe status in Alaska and a long-awaited family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Chignik
Cle Seattie
Portage Hay
WWW
iWo Omen
Yul
Alaskan
Kanatak
Caller Halda
Nuteh Harbor
Maj
Martin
Dutch Harbor
Ward
Coast Guard
Cordova
Seringiea
Mare Tin Whi
Associated Press
Cleburne
Tex
Alva
Frederick J. Martin
Port Moleler
United Press
Connersvisia
Ind
wMrs
Nancy Marn
Bishop Stuntz Granted Retirement Permit
Omaha May 12 The request of Bishop Homer C Stuntz to retire to heal in the Nebraska area before the general conference at the Methodist Episcopal church at Springfield Macatig meriting and the request granted according to advices reaching here No successor to bishop Stuntz was mentioned The bishop has been confined in bed since he suffered a paralytic stroke in Miami Fla several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Homer C. Stuntz
Towa-Nebraska
Methodist Episcopal
Love For Church Shapes Debt Owed To Motherhood
A sermon at First Presbyterian argues that society must honor motherhood through supporting home and church. Dr. W H Henchler says mothers bear the world’s burdens and deserve respect, with actions ranging from opposing vice to supporting the industrial system that keeps families intact. Miss Hazel Strayer and Miss Elizabeth Fightney perform a reading and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo. HL. Henchler
Sretiien
Iin
Eleorts
Hazel Strayer
Elizabeth Fightney
Mande Eady
Northeastern Iowa Library Trustees Meeting in Waterloo
About 35 librarians and trustees from northeastern Iowa will attend a Waterloo district meeting at the public library Friday. The event includes morning and afternoon sessions with topics on reference work, circulation, trustee responsibilities, salaries, hours, and library efficiency plus luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Apting District
Waterloo Public Library
East Building
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Mit
I Berry Hampton
Maria Brace
Tuncheon
Cedar Falls
Waterian
Librians
Miss Eastman
Nashua
Joel
Austin Burt
Clidian
Scout Executives Plan 210 Million Endowment Fund
Lenis Ma May 12 The Scout Executives of the Bar Scouts of America announce plans for a 210,000,000 endowment fund to promote all bases of the Boy Scout Program nationwide. A bankers and professionals committee led by Clarence H. Howsvard of St. Louis will raise the funds. A national conference of scout executives and workers will meet in Estes Park, Colorado in September, expected to be the largest gathering of men engaged in boys work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenis
United States
Bar Scouts of America
Scout
Estes Park
Cofa
Fap
Cedar Falls Principal to Remain for Another Year
Cedar Falls May 12 R J Tid man principal of city high school who resisted last week consented to remain for another year in exchange for a raise in salary.
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Cedar Falls
R. J. Tidman
City High School
Nra
D Oisy at Salgon summary of voyage note
D Oisy at Salgon reports Linge Pelierier Woisy flying from Paris to Takia arrived in Saigon Cochin China yesterday afternoon from Rang ROW.
Mother's Day Pot of Flowers Ends in Death and Wounding
In Chicago on May 12 a Mother's Day bouquet led to the deaths of Mia Harbara Ceronaka and a gunshot wound to her husband Anton Ceronaka. Police say the husband fired after a dispute with a man named Jerry Gorgan who had given the flowers to the son. the couple were found shot in the bathroom, the revolver recovered.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mia
Harbara Ceronaka
Anton
Bridawell Hospital
Sig
Cervnaka
Cervna ‘Ka
Cerynaka
Jarry Gorgan
Yatterday Gurgean
Jerry
Toledo Republicans Endorse Burton E Sweet for U S Senate
In Toledo Iowa a Republican caucus endorsed Burton E Sweet of Waverly for the U S Senate. W A Dexter presided as resolutions lauding Sweet’s congressional career were read and adopted urging support for his nomination at the June 2 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Republican Caucus
Indorses
Burton E. Sweet
Winant
Moisly
Waverly
United States
W. A. Dexster
Tama Central
Ueton Fo. Sweet
Lin
Congress
Toledo City
Bullet Fired from Distance Shatters Door of Residence
A .38-caliber pistol bullet shattered the door of Michael Lorden at 601 Logan Avenue at 2 am today. The spent bullet rested outside the notch and was found by Mr. Larden. Police could not identify the shooter. Door damage estimated at $25.
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Michael Lorden
Logan Avenue
Larden
Germans to issue new silver coins shortly
Gerlin May 10 Real hava cash will shortly be reintroduced in Germany. The German mints are preparing to issue about 50,900,900 gold marks worth of 1 2 andmark silver coins. An equivalent amount of papermark notes will be withdrawn from circulation to prevent fresh inflation or speculation. Prewar silver coins with time out of use.
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Gerlin
Germany
Aged colored man on trial for murder 43 years past
Quitman Georgia May term jurors hear trial of Green Postar an aged colored man charged with a murder committed forty three years ago Foster reportedly arrested in Florida and returned for the case the authorities claim misidentification in the proceedings
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Quitman
Green Postar
Foster
Florida
COUNT VON SALM DOMESTIC STATUS QUESTION RUMORS
The text reports rumors about Count von Salm and his wife Miss Millicent Rogers amid her estrangement from her husband. It notes the pair claim their relations are friendly while observers suggest tensions. He plans to join his wife in America after playing on an Austrian Davis Cup team. The piece mentions her pregnancy rumors and family views on separation, with conflicting statements from both sides and associates.
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Paris
Wherther
Salm von Hoogstraden
Millicent Rogera
Vienna
Gol
EH. Rogers
New York
Count Salm
America
Switzerland
Mario' J
Westemly
Cal. Rogers
Lembevary
Dickinson of Iowa as Coolidge running mate likely
Des Moines reports from Washington say Iowa Congressman Dickinson is gaining favorable notice as a potential Republican vice presidential choice for Coolidge. Iowa Republicans already back Dickinson for the second spot, with other names like Lowden Kenyon and Dixon discussed. several majors have indicated they may refuse.
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Associatedress
Des Moines
Middlewest
Lowden
Illinois
Hyde
Missouri
Albert J. Beverage
Indiana
Dixon
Montana
William S. Kenyon
Li. J. Lickinson
Iowa
Kenyon DeeUne
Thikst
Coolidge
Lowsden
Lingis
Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Washington
United States
Wilson
Marshall
Harding Astreammer
Calvin Coolidge
Congress
New York
Cleveland
Towa
Dickinson
Bournemouth council bans farewell kissing to ease traffic
London, May 12. Bournemouth city authorities say too much goodbye kissing causes tram and bus delays. Traffic experts report prolonged farewells clog streets as passengers linger, prompting the council to appeal to the public to quit kissing while traffic waits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bournemouth
Northampton Couple Remarry at 83 and 54 to See the World
In Northampton Massachusetts on May 12 Annie Newton, 54, and Benjamin Cook, 83, wed en route to a three month tour of the Mediterranean. They spoke of lifelong independence and renewing life after loss. The marriage follows the death of their previous spouses as they set out together for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Annie
Newton
Benjamin &. Cook
Mediterranean
Birth of Ruth Eleanor to Charles LaBarre in Algona
Word reached Algona of the birth of a daughter, Ruth Eleanor, on April 13 to Mr and Mrs Charles LaBarre. LaBarre, once a Waterloo boy, has family ties at 227 Commercial St. His mother Mrs Mayme LaBarre resides nearby. The note also mentions Myers and Ward visiting and German elk hunting restrictions extended to end of 1925.
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Ruth Eleanor
Charles LaBarre
Algona
LaBarre
Waterloo
Mayme LaBarre
Commercial Stvert
McAdoo Poised to Pick At Least Ten More Delegates
The article outlines McAdoo entering the convention with a larger instructed delegate lead over Alabama and notes the South and West favor him. It discusses Underwood's strategy in the McAdoo Smith fight, the possibility of southern delegates shifting to McAdoo, and ongoing private canvassing of 1,098 delegates for second-choice preferences including Glass, Davis, Ralston, and Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Wood
Alabama
South
West
Underwood
Smith
MccAdoo
Glass
John W. Davis
Ralston
Robinson
Herald-Tribune News Service
Mother's Day Talk at Rotary by Dr Shields in Toronto
Dr T T Shields of Toronto delivered a Mother's Day message to QMotarians at a noonday Rotary luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson. He called mothers the chief teachers of the nation and said schools are important but maternal instruction shapes life. He praised mothers as chief religious teachers and noted the central bond of family governs human relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Shields
Toronto
Can
Hotel Russell-Lamson
City Council to Discuss Repairs for Paved Streets
The city council will likely decide tonight on paying for repairs to paved streets revealed as holes after melting snow. A proposal from Brant Paving Co. is to be presented at the regular session. City Attorney Harry M. Reed will introduce the boulevard traffic control ordinance as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrant Paving Company
Harry MM. Reed
Little Eva of Tom Show Dies in Chicago
Mrs. Katie Putnam Emery, famed actress and widow of Harry B. Emery, died in Chicago today at age 76. She originated the role of Little Eva in the original Uncle Tom's Cabin when nine, and spent the last twenty years living in Benton Harbor, Michigan.
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Chicago
Katie Putnam Emery
Harry B. Emery
Utah
French fibers fear German wireless rays route change
Paris May 12 Suspecting engine wrecking rays from Germany the French air service to Roumania adopted a route through Strasbourg Basle Innsbruck Prague and Vienna to avoid German territory. Last year many French planes developed engine trouble over Germany and were forced to land with engines confiscated near Furth outside Nuremburg. Experts concluded Germans had found a system of wireless rays capable of disabling engines.
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Paris
Germany
France
Roumania
Strasbourg
Basle
Innsbruck
Prague
Vienna
Furth
Nuremburg
Six year old boy breaks bone in wrestling play
Bobby Licks, six, son of Mr and Mrs G L Licks, was moved with his parents to a new home at 303 Denver street on Saturday. He joined a playmate in wrestling, was thrown, and suffered a broken collar bone in the fall.
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Bobby
G. L. Licks
Denver Street
Hicks
Courier Office
Passing car kills Lake City man in Ty 110m city
Sioux City, May 12. Carl Maddern, 26, La City Ta, was fatally hurt Sunday when a passing car struck him as he stood beside his automobile examining the tires. The driver of the other car was not identified. Mrs Hubert Work services held at the White House attended by President Coolidge and officials. Building permits: Lynes secured permit for a two story house on Williston avenue at cost 35.60a. Cohn Bros permit to erect temporary shed 20 by 6 feet on the work site.
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Sioux Ciy
Carl Maddern
la City
Work Burien
Washington, D. C
Hubert Work
Secretary of the Interior
White House
Coolidge
Wallace Radcliffe
The
Presbyterian Church
Lynes
Williston Avenue
Cohn Bros
Health teaching urged in schools to fight disease
Dr Charles H Keene urges making health education as vital as arithmetic by weaving it into all subjects. He argues schools must allot more time, link health to geography art and history, and integrate hygiene, physical education, and teacher training into a comprehensive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspociates
Atlanta
Charles H. Keene
N Areau of Health Education
State Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
National Tuberculosis Associilon
Doctor Keene
High Court Recesses in Washington May 12
The Supreme Court of the United States recessed today in Washington DC until Monday May 26. Justices adjourned proceedings after a session noting calendar items and awaiting resumed arguments and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Homeless Mail Parcels Fill Dead Letter Office
In Philadelphia each year two million pieces of mail never reach owners. The dead letter office in Washington handles about 7,500 unclaimed items weekly, including violins mah jong sets and dresses. Many items come from sentry addresses and end up in sales in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prigadsipty Pe
Philadelphia
Post Office Department
Mauhington
New York
Icy Caverns Found Southeast of Head in Oregon Desert
Bend Oregon May 12 local residents report lava caves southeast of Head in the desert containing winds so cold that water near the entrance freezes. People tried to throw a hat into the cave but the wind blew it back out repeatedly. Leaves inside are yet to be explored.
Pioneer Sayre Buried in Osage After Floyd Mitchell Ties
Osage Ta May 12 Sayre a pioneer of Floyd and Mitchell counties died Friday at his Osage home. Services were held today. Survived by widow and eight children including Drs. Louis and Sam, Clarence, Mrs. Cora Brush and Mrs. William Watson. Other survivors listed: H L Sayre of Copperstown North Dakota. Mrs Alma Anderson Lewistown Montana. Mrs C H Glassbock Finlay North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
X. Sayre
Floyd
Mitchell
Louis
Sam
Clarence
Cora Brush
William Watson
H.l Sayre
Copperstown
N. D
Alma Anderson
Lewistown
Mont
C. H.glassbock
Finlay
Krupp Gives Park In Essen For Workers And Families
Frau F A Krupp widow of the famous industrialist celebrated her seventieth birthday by giving acres of woodland to Essen for a city park. The area is prepared as a recreation ground for workers and their families. The news item notes the generosity and the intended public use.
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Frau Krupp
Essen
Germany
Frau F. A. Krupp
Givin
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Edgewood
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Koentesburo
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Rotary
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Tom
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Tokyo
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