Armed clashes at voting places in Mexico City election
Rioting erupted in Mexico City during the congressional election with early reports showing between one and five dead and 15 to 30 injured. Armed groups attacked a voting booth and partisans clashed with clubs and stones in suburban sites as the National Revolutionary party led the anti re election group in most places.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
National Revolutionary Party
Ortiz Rubio
Senate
Chamber
Chinese government wins hard battle against rebels near Kwangsi
Shanghai July 6 government forces claim victory over Kwangsi rebels after a five day clash in Southern Hunan near the border. Nationalists say insurgents reduced from 25000 to 10000 as remaining fighters fled into Kwangsi. Casualties heavy on both sides. Bandits attacked U S and British ships on the Yangtze near Yochow, killing a Brooklyn sailor, with two Britons wounded. Banditry roams areas around Hankow Wuchang and Hanyang as troops shift to Henan front in a pivotal thirteen day battle.
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Associated Press
Shangai
Kwangsi Province
Hunan
Kwangsi
Yangtse
Yochow
Hunen
Samuel Elkins
Brooklyn
Guam
Tri-Cities
Hankow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Nearby Areas
Forecast for Amarillo and vicinity calls for slightly cloudy conditions and a fair Monday night with a high of 94 and a low of 70. Oklahoma trends toward generally fair, continuing warm through Monday and Tuesday, while Texas shows partly cloudy skies with some unsettled weather Monday and Tuesday along with light to fresh southeast to south winds at the coast. New Mexico largely fair in the south and unsettled in the north, little temperature change expected through Tuesday.
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Amarillo
Oklahoma
Texas
Mexico
Camera Eye Dan Nets Wanted Escapee in Wichita Falls
Deputy Sheriff W Gant of Wichita Falls identified Richard Newman an escapee serving an 85 year sentence in Huntsville. After meeting Newman in a cafe in Amarillo both men left for Huntsville with Gant saying this would end Newman's journey.
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W. Gant
Wichita Falls
Dan
Richard Newman
Huntsville
Deputy Gant
Amarillo
Newman
Gant
Small expands East Texas swing in governor bid
Senator Clint C. Small, Democratic candidate for governor, begins a East Texas campaigning tour the week of July 6. He plans nine speaking dates ending in Marlin on Friday and an address in San Antonio Saturday, with radio broadcasts from several East Texas stops. During the trip he revisits Trinity University in Waxahachie, renewing past acquaintances and recalling how he met his wife Zoe O'Neil at Georgetown.
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Fort Worth
Clint C. Small
East Texas
Wellington
Piney Woods
Small
Dallas
Senator Small
Waxahachie
Trinity University
Georgetown
Trinity
Zoe O'Neil
Southwestern
Marlin
San Antonio
Coast flier sets new record with 36 outside loops
Paul Mantz aviation school chief pilot set a new world record for consecutive outside loops at Curtiss-Wright airport San Mateo California on July 6 by completing 46 loops, ten more than Dale Red Jackson had earlier in Chicago.
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Associated Press
San Mateo
Calif
Paul Mantz
Aviation School
Curtiss-Wright
Chicago
Dale “Red” Jackson
Tribune Chief Asks Probe of Gang Alliance
Chicago July 6 Col Robert R McCormick publisher of the Tribune urged State's Attorney Swanson to probe charges that Chicago newsmen were allied with gangsters. He urged interrogation of the article's author and follow up on all leads, as Fred R Burke, a fugitive, was tied to the Lingle slaying while disguised as a priest in the Randolph Street tunnel.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Robert R. McCormick
The
Swanson
St. Louis
Underworld
Col. McCormick
Burke
Fred R. Burke
Lingle
Randolph Street
Light Rainfalls Drench North Texas Crops
Rain fell across Dallas and surrounding areas from a trace to several inches, cooling the day after a 92 degree high. Dallas and McKinney recorded light showers, Denton County near Lake Dallas saw heavy rain, Gainesville areas reported the heaviest rainfall, accompanied by vivid lightning that damaged the Teague Dry Goods Company building. Farmers expect benefit to corn crops and pastures.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
McKinney
Lake Dallas
Denton County
Gainesville
Teague Dry Goods Company
Alabama Race Rioting Toll Mounts to 6 in Alabama
Emelle, July 6 Two killed by posses hunting for four more after white men were slain July Fourth igniting days of race violence. Six deaths now tally from Mississippi line to Emelle with two identified suspects Tom Robertson and his sons. Clashes intensified as a Negro woman and an unidentified man died during pursuit near Natchetta and the Alabama Mississippi border.
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Associated Press
Emelle
Ala
Tom Robertson
Esau
Ollie
John
Mississippi
Natchetta
Miss
James Eyer
Alabama-Mississippi
Grover Boyd
Charlie Marrs
John Robertson
Tom
Jacob Robertson
Narchetta
Clarence Bush
Bush
Eyese
Esau Robertson
Clarence Boyd
Barrel voyage ends in Niagara Falls death
Niagara Falls Ontario July 6 coroner says George Stathakis suffocated inside a barrel used to navigate rapids before plunging over the cataract. The barrel weighing over a ton was recovered near Falls View Bridge, with Stathakis still strapped to a mattress as a buffer. A 105 year old turtle survived the trek.
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Niagara Falls
Associated Press
N. Y
George Stathakis
W. W. Thompson
Falls View
William
Red) Hill
Stathakis
Thompson
Lone balloon still leads as others drop in Houston race
Thirteen of fifteen balloons started in the national elimination race from Houston were down by afternoon. two more drifted northeastward. A Cleveland entry landed near Hochatown Oklahoma, while others fell across Texas and Arkansas amid thunderstorms. Notable acts included Dr. George Le Galle discarding basket and supplies, and Captain Fred Wilbur congratulating him.
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Associated Press
Houston
Kentucky
Texarkana
George le Galle
Kelvinator
Detroit
le Galle
Fred
Wilbur
Otto Weinecke
San Antonio
W. N. Fox
Hochatown
Okla
Navy
W. Bucknell
J. A. Greenwald
Piggott
Ark
Texas
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
C. H. Roth
W. P. Carey
Army
W. R. Turnbull
C. M. Brown
Talco
Bogota
George Hineman
Milford van
British flier dies in smash on trial trip
Seven people died and two injured in U S airplane mishaps yesterday. British airman Major C A Wynne Eyton narrowly survived a trial flight at St Johns Newfoundland. Others killed include Bert A Kogle and Duane L Heller near South Haven Michigan, Dick Dodds at Laguna Beach California, Martin Wilska and instructor John W Gorman at Floyd Bennett Field New York, and Kenneth Wilson and Ernst Southworth at Ruthven Iowa. Miss Varo Hughes of Ruthven was critically injured.
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Bert A. Kogle
Kansan City
Duane L. Heller
Chicago
Lake Michigan
South Haven
Mich
Dick Dodds
Santa Ana
Calif
Crescent Bay
Laguna Beach
Martin Wilska
John W. Gorman
Floyd Bennett Field
Barren Island
New York
Kenneth Wilson
Ernst Southworth
Sioux City
Ruthven
Varo Hughes
Canadian flier Wynne Eyton killed in Harbor Grace trial crash
Major C. B. Wynne Eyton, famed Canadian aviator, died after his plane struck ground during a takeoff trial at Harbor Grace. The craft burst into flames. Eyton was pulled from the wreck and taken to hospital. Eyton hoped to become the first west to east Atlantic flyer in 1930.
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Associated Preas
ST. Johns
C. 8. Wynne
Eyton
Atlantic
Harbor Grace
Eng
Iced Beer Taken in Raid by Sheriff's Force
Deputies J. W. Graves and C. T. Vanderpool seized two dozen bottles of iced beer and brewing apparatus during a raid on a house occupied by Bennie Wallace in the 1900 block Ty ler Street. Forty two gallons of beer were destroyed and Wallace was booked on possession charges with the beer stored pending trial.
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J. W. Graves
C. T. Vanderpool
Bennie Wallace
Tyler Street
Wallace
Hunters Endurance Flyers Take Joy Ride After Record Flight
John and Kenneth Hunter, holders of the world refueling endurance flight record, enjoyed a celebratory air plane ride above Sky Harbor after their grueling 554 hour feat. They will face Cook County court Tuesday seeking to enjoin sale or profits from their sponsor corporation until an accounting is completed for the endurance attempt.
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Associated Arena
Chicago
John
Kenneth Hunter
Sky Harbor
Cook County
Hoover Expects Senate Ratification Of London Naval Treaty Soon
President Hoover returned from Rapidan confident the London naval treaty will be ratified within a week or ten days. He, Walter Newton, Senators Watson McNary and Fess canvassed Senate quorum, expecting sufficient attendance by Monday or Tuesday to push the program. Mrs. Hoover accompanied them home after a rest period, easing back from illness on the three hour drive.
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Associated Prean
Washington
Hoover
Rapidan River
Senate
Walter Newton
Watnon
Indiana
McNary
Oregon
Fess
Ohio
White House
Joe T. Boone
Oklahoma City Police Detain Erath County Man
Oklahoma City police held H. K. Clark of Erath County Texas after sheriff M. B. Thomas announced a felony warrant. Clark waived extradition.
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Oklahoma City Police
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
H. Kk. Clark
M. B. Thomas
Erath County
Texas
Clark
Train collision injures fourteen at Baird Texas
In Baird Texas fourteen people were injured when Texas & Pacific Train No. 6, an eastbound passenger service, failed to stop at an open switch and collided with a standing freight train on the Bailey track. Injured were taken to Fort Worth. two or three reported seriously hurt. Engine No. 909 of the passenger train and the freight engines were badly damaged. Drs. Griggs Bitzer and colleagues assisted. engineer Newt Smith and conductor Tom Brigance were involved.
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Associated Press
Baird
Texas
Fort Worth
Bailey Track
R. L. Griggs
D A. Bitzer
Bitzer
Newt Smith
Tom Brigance
Condactos
Special Term To Begin Work On Navy Pact Debate
Washington July 6 Appeals for ratification or rejection of the London naval treaty were issued ahead of a Senate special session to consider the pact. Republican leaders expect ratification within two weeks, while opposition fears a quorum issue could delay the opening. President Hoover may address the senate Tuesday after a special message.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Hiram Johnson
California
Henry J. Allen
Allen
Navy League of the United States
Walter Bruce Howe
League
Hoover
Senator Allen
Churchill
Day Agent Shot To Death In Aguilar Shooting
In Aguilar Colorado early today Federal prohibition officer Dale F Kearney was shot to death from a speeding automobile on the main street. The assassin fired from the moving car and sped away, authorities said.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Colorado
Dale F. Kearney
Aguilar
Here
Owning a Home and Garden Exercise Promoted in Globe News
The piece extols the health benefits of golf and the joy of owning a home with a garden. It encourages purchasing a home through Houses For Sale advertisements in the Globe News Want Ads as a path to personal fulfillment.
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