Chicago Bosses Targeted as City Hall Shooting Follows Gang War
Chicago detectives hunt a swarthy gunman after a shot at state’s attorney Robert E Crowe inside the county building following a gang clash that killed police and wounded others. Curran fired back but the assailant fled as police sweep downtown for the suspect. authorities link the incident to a broader gang crackdown and last week’s violence.
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Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
Orney
Ilbert Curran
Urran
Curran
Einglish
Sevant
William Sweeney
Michael
Genna
Crowe
State’s Attorney
Jengo
Seven year old girl fate to be in jury hands Thursday
New York June 16 AP The trial of a girl 11 or 7? centers on who fired a shot that killed Omas Templeton a Jersey City veteran As testimony on the conduct of Dorothy Perkins rose the jury will retire Thursday after four hours of summation The judge will charge the jury The defense emphasizes the shooter claimed innocence and a police stenographer noted Dorothy’s reaction amid the hall chatter
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Omas Templeton
Jersey City
Elve
Moore
Dorothy
Hee
Meone
Tommy
Iran
Antenna Insulation Cleaning Guidance
Porcelain or glass antenna insulations should be cleaned every six months. Soot and dust gather on the surface, increasing resistance and degrading signal quality.
How to Care for Amplifier Tubes and Radio Aerials
The article explains that amplifier tubes degrade as they age losing vacuum and effectiveness while detectors also soften slowly. It advises cleaning dirty jack contacts with fine sandpaper and warns against emery paper. It also notes that grounding aerials with proper lightning arresters protects against strikes by safely routing static charges.
First Rules of Building Set for Grid Leaks and Condensers
Selecting set materials means using the best grid leaks and condensers. Replacing grid leaks of different resistances in the receiver can improve reception clarity. Tube types need different grid leaks and grids. values come from the tube manufacturer literature. A variable grid leak or several fixed leaks from one to five megohms are options for tuning.
Children Pictorial Puzzles and Solve Guide
Puzzle page describes cross word style puzzles using numbered squares. Each white square holds one letter. The first word’s key is shown in the drawing and keys to other words follow. Readers are invited to find proper words so that letter combinations form new words in white squares.
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Helow
Word Puzzle Through the Ages
The clues mix running across and down with definitions for compass points tools songs and drinks. Answers include cardinal directions and common nouns forming a crossword style puzzle with wordplay and thematic hints.
Tube adjustment guidance for leak control
The technician notes that once the leak is properly adjusted the tube should not be touched unless the tube is changed. This cautions against further handling after initial setup and implies replacement only when necessary.
Radio receivers and tube reliability in early circuits
A compact note on radio practice describes that amplifiers extend distance and loudness slightly, a condenser lengthens wavelength when plates close, tubes dominate failures by burnout, and dead tubes reduce circuit efficiency. It stresses test buzzers for crystal detectors, brass fixings for condensers, 25 mile night reception, storm-related reception changes, and safer battery connections with code or colored leads.
First U S Radio Facts From Era Highlight Growth
New York City hosts 14 broadcasting stations while Wellesley College starts a radio class for women. The International Union of Amateurs of Radio is headquartered in Hartford Connecticut. Of 1 180 stations on air since 1921 only 550 remain active. Over 2 200 radio patent applications are pending in Washington.
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Radiograms
New York City
Wellesley College
International Union of Amateurs of the Radio
Hartford
Conn
United States Patent Office
Washington
Robbers Taken to Pen by Sheriff Zamora
Samuel Martinez Elias Archi beque and Lorenzo Trujillo pleaded guilty in district court last week on robbery charges and were taken to the penitentiary at Santa Fe Tuesday by Sheriff Felipe Zamora and Deputy Ross Salazar.
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Samuel Martinez
Elias Archibeque
Lorenzo Trujillo
Banta Fe
Felipe Zamora
Ross Salazar
Premier Declines Discussion On Riffian Front
Paris June 16 AP Premier Painleve shows independence from extremists in the chamber by refusing to discuss the Riffian front until it suits him The government wins confidence 436 to 345 as a handful of socialists Join the communists against an immediate Morocco interpellation The move signals a clash with the extremists over Morocco pacification and French finances renovation
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Paris
Painleve
Morocco
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. Caillaux
Tax conference urged on shared tax duties and reform
Washington June 16 AP A conference of state and federal officials to discuss the tax situation and division of the tax field between them for a congressional revision of the revenue law next winter was suggested by Senator Smoot. He backs abandoning state income taxes and ending federal inheritance taxes with gift taxes reviewed.
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Washington
Congress
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Mellon
Coolidge
Widows Nominated to Succeed Her Late Husband in Congress
Edith Nourse Rogers widow of John Jacob Rogers was overwhelmingly nominated in a Massachusetts special primary. From 29 of 32 towns in the district she led with 13,086 votes, Grimes 1,939, Brown 564. Foss unopposed. Final election set for June 30.
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Lowell
Mass
Edith Nourse Rogers
John Jacob Rogers
Congress
Rogers
James W. Grimes
Reading
George H. Brown
Eugene N. Foss
Genaro Beats Marks For Flyweight Title Co win
Frankie Genaro won a ten round decision over Georgie Marks in New York. Genaro weighed 111 pounds while Marks weighed 117, with Genaro awarded the judges' decision.
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Genaro
New York
Frankie Genaro
Georgie Marks
California
Marks
Westerfield assumes U.S. Attorney duties in Albuquerque
Frank O. Westerfield, an Albuquerque attorney with six years of practice, recently appointed assistant United States district attorney, assumed duties Tuesday and joined District Attorney John W. Wilson in the federal building. He served as a lieutenant in the army and earned his law degree from Drake University.
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Frank O. Westerfield
Albuquerque
United States
John W. Wilson
Federal
Mr. Westerfield
Drake University
Santa Fe Hosts Storekeepers Conference Closure Near
The Santa Fe storekeepers conference, in session two days, will close at noon Wednesday. H Nay from Santa Fe, and Topeka’s Ray said the group enjoys Albuquerque for its climate and hotel services. About 100 attendees from all parts of the system participated to study efficiency and cost cutting.
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Santa Fe Storekeepers
H. Nay
Santa Fe General Store
Bigeen
Topeka
Ray
Alvarado Hotel
Suit of City Against Street Car Company Begins This Morning
The City of Albuquerque sues City Electric Company over about 30000 dollars claimed for paving between street car tracks in various city areas. The trial starts in district court before Judge Milton Helmick with H. B. Jamison as city attorney for the city and A. B. McMillen and Laurence Lee for the electric company.
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City of
Albuquerque
City Electric Company
Milton Helmick
H. B. Jamison
A. B. McMillen
Laurence Lee
City Electric
Plant tame guineas in Sandia Mountains test
An Albuquerque Game Protective association experiment will release a pair of tame guineas in the Sandia district to assess their survival as game birds after a captivity period. J C Nave deputy supervisor will oversee the project in the Manzano forest. Mrs George M Dimas of Denver visits Albuquerque with her son and daughter.
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Sandia Game Refuge
Albuquerque
George M. Dimas
Denver
Joseph J. Oliphant
Dimas
Visiting UC Berkeley Students Tour Albuquerque Campus Locale
A special train with 137 UC Berkeley summer school students stopped in Albuquerque for several hours Tuesday. The group, mainly attractive teachers from 37 states, toured the University of New Mexico campus and buildings, with local motorists organized by the Chamber of Commerce guiding an auto tour. D. B. McKee suggested Albuquerque as a potential site for a future summer school.
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University of California At Berkeley
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commercce
D. B. McKee
Chamber of Commerce
University of New Mexico
Mr. McKee
County Teachers Receive May Pay Checks
Superintendent A. Montoya said on Tuesday that county teachers are receiving their May salary checks as requested. County Treasurer H. T. Gardner reported $40,000 of $53,000 borrowed has been repaid and about $14,000 in checks are ready for redemption.
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A. Montoya
H. T. Gardner
Sanchez bonds out in death of 4 year old in crash
Euleterio Sanchez posted a $10,000 bond and was released from the county jail after being held since the preliminary hearing in connection with the death of four year old Melton Coffin in a recent automobile accident.
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Fuleterio Sanchez
Melton Coffin
Bishop Gercke Meets Pope in Private Audience
The Right Rev. Daniel J. Gercke bishop of Tucson was received in private audience by Pope Pius today in Rome.
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Rome
Daniel J. Gercke
Tucson
Ariz
Pius
Arctic Seaplanes Tossed as Relief Search Faces Delays
Advent Bay Spitzbergen June 16 The Norwegian Arctic relief expedition sees two seaplanes tossed by icy east winds moored in the bay with no flights since Sunday afternoon. Flyers discuss a possible inland glacier dash toward King's Bay 30 miles north. The auxiliary ship Farm departed Trondhjem yesterday and the patrol ship Heimdall arrived to relieve it with coal and supplies.
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Advent Fay
Spitzbergen
Amundsen-Elsworth
Advent Bay
King’s Bay
Farm
Trondhjem
Norway
Heimdall
Golden Rule June Clearance Sale Offers Silks and More
A reader extols the Golden Rule June Clearance Sale featuring green trading stamps and deep discounts on georgette crepe, kimono silk, wool serge, tricotine, checking patterns, bed spreads, towels, and bulk yard goods. The ad highlights multiple colors and widths with prices dropping from $2.25 to $0.49.
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Ark Gang
Gabriel
Mayr
Briggs Rmacy
Ady
Norm
France
Istria
Poland
Warsaw
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Zamora
Iy Iya
Westerfield
U. S
TAME
Euleterio Sanchez
Gercke
China
EAD Hardware Company
Eveready
Ameyims
Eveready - Mazda
National Carbon Company, Inc
San Francisco
Canadian National Carbon Co., Limited
Toronto
Ontario
Given Bros 312
West Central
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bess Barunhanter
Ratine
Dolly Vernon
Ole Man
Pilgrim Sherts
Bird
Kayser
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