Murderous chase ends in family killing in California
Walter Castor is hunted across the country for the Wilkens murder. He traps Detective Bailey in a kitchen duel, fatally wounds Bailey and another officer, kills his sister in law Mrs Castor, and dies by suicide after being shot. The case ties to an earlier automobile bandit slaying and current arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Castor
Frisco
San Francisco
Calif
Anna Wilkiens
Timothy Bailey
Robert Castor
Minniel Castor
Ernest Gable
Castor
Jere Dinan
Dinan
Rich
Mra
Wilkens
Arthur
Henry Wilkens
Borah Opposes War Debt Cancellation Without Disarmament
Senator Borah blasted Britain’s debt cancellation idea, tying any debt renunciation to concrete disarmament. He urged that such concessions would aid war efforts, warning the plan ignores Washington’s peace program and would boost military buildup in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Preas
Washington
Associated Press
Great Britain
Borah
Idaho
Republican
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Torah
Europe
Antik Kluxer Wins Easily in Oklahoma Vote
Oklahoma City Aug 3 AP Walton mayor of Oklahoma City won the Democratic nomination for governor in a three corner race on unofficial returns with a lead over K H Wilson and Thomas S Owen. Fields leads Republicans. Walton backed by Farmer-Labor and Non-Partisan league groups. Catholic Democrats supported Walton against Wilson amid antKlan controversy. Six incumbents renominated in Congress. Herrick defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
J. Walton
Farmer-Labor
Oklahoma
Walton
K. H H. Wilson
Ku Klux Klan
Watton
Wilson
Thomas ST. Owen
Owen
Fields
Repubicans
John Fields
Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League
National Non-Partisan League
Union Labor Organizations
J. F. McGuire
Catholic Church
Ku Klux ‘Kinn
Ite
Ithie
Daily
Oklahoman
Congress
Alice Robertson
Muskogee
Manuel Herrick
Perry
T. A. Chandler
Tulsa
G. RB. Schwabe
Nowata
Boxing chiefs absolve Lynch Buff over title bout charges
New York Aug 3 1930s boxing commission freed world bantamweight champion Joe Lynch former title holder Johnny Buff and their managers from accusations of wrong dosing in financial terms for their recent title contest They had been suspended after the bout while an inquiry considered a $30000 guaranteed to Buff to defend the title
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New York
Joe Lynch
Johnny Buff
State Boxing Commission
Lynch
Buff
Denver Area Weather Summary and Local Readings
Denver Colorado reports generally fair weather with a chance of afternoon showers in the south and unsettled conditions in the north for Friday and Saturday. Temperatures peaked near 95 degrees with low around 82 and humidity around 18 percent. winds were variable and the sky clear by day’s end.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
State 10 Save 1,000,000 on Highway System
Santa Fe Aug. 3 More than 1 million dollars will be saved to New Mexico in federal aid road construction crossing Indian lands under Supreme Court decisions on the federal road act Col R E Twitchell special assistant to the US attorney general studied the decisions in Washington He found that for roads crossing Indian lands the entire cost may be paid from the federal allotment to the state the state not required to pay its portion as on other federal aid roads Gillett said New Mexico's main system highways would save more than 60 000 A statement is being prepared to show the exact amount saved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speet
Santa Fe
New Mexico
United States Supreme Court
Ll. A. Gillett
Col
R. E. Twitchell
United States Attorney General
Washington
Gillett
Trains Withdrawn by Texas & Pacific Railroad
New Orleans reports the Texas and Pacific railroad canceled twenty daily passenger trains in Texas and Louisiana citing strike conditions as the cause of the annulments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Bergman to Be Honor Guest at Chamber Dinner
Rabbi Moise Bergman longtime Albuquerque citizen will be guest of honor at the Chamber of Commerce dinner set for August 17 at the armory. The event serves as a farewell before his move to Los Angeles around August 20. J W Lawson of El Paso reclamation expert will speak on valley drainage and the McNary bill implications for New Mexico. The program includes likely film presentations and legal/legislative discussions. The dinner is 6:30 p.m. at the armory with 400 to 500 expected. cost is one dollar per plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Moise Bergman
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
Armory
Rabbi Bergman
Board of
Bergman
Los Angeles
J. W. Lawson
el Paso
Lawson
Elephant Butte
Rio Grande Valley
United States
Interior Department
Reclamation Service
New Mexico
M. L. Fox
Elsa Whipple
Tamerisk Inn
Indians Buy Boone from Chattanooga Club
Cleveland announces the purchase of right handed pitcher Daniel Boone from the Chattanooga club of the Southern Association and the release of two players Shaute and Doran to Chattanooga on optional agreements. The purchase price was not made public. Boone joins the Indians immediately.
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Indians
Boone
Cleveland
Daniel Voone
Chattanooga Club
Southern Association
E.S. Barnard
Cleveland Baseball Club
Chattanooga
Shaute
Doran
Senators Probe Money Ties to Tariff Debate
Senator Lenroot barred unanimous consent for final tariff vote until a key amendment is tackled. Senator Gooding proposed a five member committee to probe senators' financial interests in wool and sheep, Munsey owned newspapers, and any nationwide ties to industries or stores affected by tariff outcomes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senate
Gooding
Idaho
Republican Agricultural Tariff Bloc
Frank A. Munsey
United States
New York Herald
Munsey
Caraway
Arkansas
Harrison
Mississippi
Ans
Rail union heads urged to meet over shopmen strike spread
E. J. Manon of St. Louis, president of the railway telegraphers, wrote to leaders of twelve rail unions not yet on strike asking for a meeting to discuss growing moves to involve their members in the shopmen's strike.
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Chicago
E. J. Manon
St. Louis
Railway Telegraphers
Rhine land to gain separate regime under French plan
Paris reports a scheme for the Rhineland to become autonomous with its own parliament and government and a separate financial system under allied supervision. The plan, tied to German debt payments, would expel Prussian officials and install native administrators while expanding the allied Rhineland commission's powers and pressuring key German industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Rhineland
Germany
Premier Poincare
Dusseldorf
Duisberg
Ruhrort
Wood pulp kept free from tariff in new Tarite
Washington reports the senate rejected a finance committee amendment to tax wood pulp at five percent ad valorem. Vote was 30 to 22 with three newspaper publishers abstaining. Opponents warned of forest depletion and higher paper costs while supporters cited modest revenue and protection for U S mills against Canadian competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Capper
Kanas
Glass
Virginia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Borah
Bursum Calder
Cummins
France
Keyes
McKinley
Moses
Nelson
Nicholson
Norbeck
Oddie
Spencer
Sterling
Willis
Broussard
Fletcher
Ransdell
Bells Burial Spark Nationwide Minute of Silence
The obituary notes Alexander Graham Bell will be buried and every telephone in the United States and Canada will be silent for one minute tomorrow. AT&T announced the plan and said exact time to be set later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Alexander Graham Bell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Marshal orders enforced in city over railway strike
United States Marshal Secundino Romero and deputies arrived at six pm to enforce a federal temporary restraining order against strike related disturbances at the Santa Fe railway shops. The order bars broad picketing or harassment and sets a August 12 hearing for injunction.
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United States
Secundino Romero
Fede 1
Santa Fe
Colin Neblett
Santa Fe Railway
Romero
U. S
Justices of the Peace
Sheriff's Office
Justices Courts
A. B. Ditch
Thomas Lynch
Alvarado Hotel
Justice of the Peace
G. EF. Readdy
Federal orders to speed coal movement amid emergency plan
Washington reports say the Interstate Commerce Commission will issue new priority orders to move coal under the emergency program. Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer notes district coal-field committees will operate by Monday. Samuel Glasgow met with President Harding to press union talks while John L. Lewis urges a Monday Cleveland conference.
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Washington
Associated Press
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spencer
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Samuel Glasgow
Glasgow
Harding
White House
Hoover
Ilinois
Pittsburgh Weln Operators Association of
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Lewis
Shea Shuts Out Sacramento in SF Debut
Pitcher Patrick Shea, acquired from the New York Giants, made his San Francisco debut by blanking Sacramento 0 to 0. Only three hits were allowed, three batters reached first base, and none reached second base.
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San Francisco
Calif
Patrick Shea
New York Giants
Sacramento
Western railroads report 15 269 shopmen added during strike period
Western railroads based in Chicago added 15 269 shopmen between July 25 and August 2, raising total shop force to 59 769. The public relations statement said the strike had practically no effect on freight and passenger service and that new hires were carefully selected as permanent, useful employees.
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the Associated Pree
Chicago
Western Railroads
Western
Association of Railway Executives Caid
Western Roads
New York
Harding
H. E. Byram
Chicago and St. Paul
Bryan
Milwaukee
Detectives Guard Bielaski Amid Embassy Visit
Twelve detectives guard A Bruce Bielaski and wife at the U S embassy in Mexico City where they stay with George T Summerlin the American chargé d affaires. Bielaski’s departure delayed by Cuernavaca court decision. other figures in the kidnapping case remain under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatee
Mexico City
United States
A. Bruce Bielaski
George T. Summerlin
Senor Barcenas
Mme
Milo
Montesa de Oca
Goldbaum Padilla
Obregon
Morgan Defeats Wil Otubbs for Head of Ticket
Kansas returns show W Y Morgan leading Republican gubernatorial race with 11 197 vote edge over W R Stubbs as 1 943 of 2 536 precincts reported Polls suggest final margin near 15 000 Three other Republicans Tom McNeal and W P Lambertson battle for third Wagon for the powder puff race Mrs W P Mowry leads Pettigrew in the women’s contest Also Democratic governor nominees Jonathan Davis Henderson L Hunt lead with Thompson set to face Little in Second Kansas district race
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
W. Y. Morgan
W. R. Stubbs
Tom McNeal
W. P. Lambertson
W. Pmp. Mowry
Helen Pettigrew
Mowry
Pettigrew
Jonathan Davis
Henderson
Martin
Leigh Hunt
William H. Thompson
United States
Congress
Barton Needham
Thompson
E. C. Little
Missouri Democrats nominate Reed for Senate in 1920 race
The Associated Press reports Senator James A. Reed leads Breckinridge Long by 6 879 votes with 222 precincts remaining. Breckinridge Long remains confident of victory as vote counts continue into tomorrow. Also, Trewster leads Republicans for the U S Senate nomination in Missouri with 74 695 to 64 104 in 2825 precincts. Thirteen congressmen nominated, one defeated. Mrs St Clair Moss wins Democratic bid in the Eighth District.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
James A. Reed
Democrats of
Missouri
Reed
Breckinridge Long
Wilson
Long
Lone
Trewster
R. R. Brewster
Kansas City
United States Senate
William Sacks
Mr. Brewster
Brewster
Sacks
Samuel W. Shelton
Congress
St. Clair Moss
Christian College
Columbia
Sid C. Roach
Army Horses Lead In Colorado Springs Endurance Contest
Colorado Springs Aug 3 another contestant was eliminated as St Michael cowpony belonging to E A Pring retired after exhaustive fatigue three hours into the ride The nine remaining entries finished the sixty mile third day in good condition United States army entries dominate the leading times Jerry ridden by Captain W C Lattimore Fort Sill Okla posted 24 hours 35 minutes Norfolk Star at Fort Russell Wyoming 24 hours 44 minutes Maltese Cat polo pony ridden by Lafayette Hughes Denver 27 hours 63 minutes
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
St. Michael
E. A. Pring
United States Army
Jerry
W. C. Lattimore
Fort Silk
Okla
Norfolk Star
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Lafayette Hughes
Denver
New Commissioner Named for Lincoln County District
Santa Fe Aug 3 Gov Mechem appoints D Rack Sloan of Ancho as commissioner of the second district Lincoln county to succeed Charles H Lutz Jr recently named receiver of the U S land office at Roswell
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Santa Fe
Dbrack Sloan
Ancho
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Borak
England
Antik Kluxer
Supreme Court
C. Ofc
Queen Marie of
Roumania
Princess Beatrice
Marie
Serbia
Tarife
Senator Gooding
Anineland
Bell
U.9
Marshal
Staik
The
Shea
A. G. Wells
Bielaski
Morgan
W.il
Indy
Breckenridge
James A. Need
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