Two Men Dead After Pursuit in San Antonio
In San Antonio on May 31, two men died and a third was dying after a pursuit through heavy traffic. John Zizelmann, a young salesman, was killed in a crash. Herbert Mooney, an escaped Oklahoma convict, was killed by a detective’s pistol fire after refusing to surrender following a collision with the Zizelmann vehicle. Milton Zielmann, John’s brother, was seriously injured. Detectives F. P. Littlepage, Homer Long, and A. Hice chased the fugitive at speed, running a red light before the fatal impact.
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San Antonio
John Zizelmann
Herbert Mooney
Oklahoma Penitentiary
F.p. Littlepage
Zizelmann
Milton Zielmann
John
Littlepage
Homer Long
A. Hice
Zizelmann Brothers
Shawnee Man Mooney Killed in San Antonio Shootout
Hubert Mooney, wanted on three automobile theft charges in Shawnee, Oklahoma, was killed today in San Antonio after resisting arrest. He had escaped from officers last fall when three cars were recovered and two suspects arrested, and prior to that he served two years in an Oklahoma penitentiary for burglary and escaped in December 1925.
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Littlepage
Mooney
Police Identification Bureau
Oklahoma
Shawnee
Okla
Hubert Mooney
San Antonio
Coy Rites Set For 4 P M Today
Funeral services for Howard Coy 19 killed by an electric shock at a power sub station will be held at 4 this afternoon in the chapel of N B Griggs & Sons Rev J C Sisemore will officiate. The body will be sent to Tulsa Oklahoma at 8 tonight. Boyd R Coy 22 brother of Howard who was injured in the same accident was discharged two days ago from St Anthony's Hospital. William G Street the second man injured remains a patient in Northwest Texas Hospital described as doing nicely.
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Howard Coy
Griggs & Sons
J. C. Sisemore
Tulsa
Okla
Boyd R. Coy
Howard
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Truck Owners Association to Host Ball Friday Night
Members of the Truck Owners and Operators Association will hold a ball at Painers Hall tonight. Secretary J. C. Phillips invites the public. Admission is 25 cents. Dancing runs from 9pm to midnight.
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Truck Owners & Operators Association
Painers’ Hall
J. C. Phillips
United States Renounces Interference in Cuba by Senate Treaty
The United States ratified a new treaty abolishing the Platt amendment, ending U S interference in Cuban affairs though preserving Guan tanamo naval base and right to curb trade if disease arises Cuba awaits ratification by a constitutional convention. Cuban ambassador Marques Sterling praised the ratification and Cuba’s President Mendieta expressed gratitude, citing closer ties and prosperity.
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Cuba
Senate
Island Republic
Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Fess
Marques Sterling
Latin America
War Department
Naval
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State Department
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Havana
Mendieta
Steel Labor Faction Seeks Strike as Textile Walkout Looms
Washington May 31 steel labor leaders sought to cool militant followers while outlining a plan for union recognition or a general strike in two weeks. A nationwide cotton textile walkout was called for Monday after code orders cut production by 25 percent and reduced pay envelopes by 4. Union leaders met with Hugh S Johnson and reported little progress. The rank and file committee criticized union officers for an open letter to Roosevelt. If no recognition by June 15 emerges, a industry wide strike may be called.
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Washington
Steel
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
United Textile Workers
Hugh S. Johnson
Rank and File Committee
Steel Union
Michael Tighe
Edward W. Miller
Roosevelt
Earl J. Forbeck
Forbeck
White House
Tighe
Johnson
Forbeck Group
Amalgamated
Pressure grows for Wagner bill on labor elections
Washington May 31 The labor situation grows more serious as supporters press for immediate passage of the Wagner bill granting employee representative elections for collective bargaining A key dispute in the steel industry and earlier auto talks centers on this proposal Senator Wagner revived two amendments to restore board hearings on unfair labor practices and to keep mediation powers with the labor board channeling greater independence from existing agencies.
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Washington
Wagner
Democrat
New York
Senate Labor Committee
National Labor Board
Labor Board
Labor Department
Rifle team captain elect scores in state championship shoot
M. L. Andrews, captain-elect of North Carolina State College rifle team, posted 363.3 of 400 in the state championship. The article notes Johnson's approval for a twelve week run citing rising unsold stacks and falling unfilled orders.
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M. Ll. Andrews
North Carolina State College
Oceania
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