Day Outbursts Continue for U S Houses
Washington June 9 protests over prohibition escalate in Congress and executive branches as Senate debate centers on enforcement under Hoover law and the proposed reorganization of prohibition agencies. Senators Glass and King attack the Anti-Saloon League while supporting stricter enforcement and accountability amid shootings by prohibition officers and a $250000 fund for commission inquiries.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Senate
Glass
Virginia
Virginian
Hoover
New York
Prohibition
Jones
Law Enforcement Commission
Copeland
Brookhart
Republican
Tow
Ardentary
Eaee
Department of Justice
Glass and Robinson
Arkansas
Legislative
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Lowman
Louis Jacques
Detroit
House
Clancy
Michigan
Jacques
Anti- Saloon League
Glass and King
Democrat
Utah
Senate confirms new nominations in open session
In the first open executive session under new rules the Senate confirmed a group of nominations including Emil Helburn of Lewisville Kentucky as collector of internal revenue Arch Coleman of Minneapolis named first assistant postmaster general John W Philp of Dallas as fourth postmaster general and El Jar Bain a Mississippi River commission member all announced on June 19 by the Associated Press in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Emil
Helburn
Internal Revenue
Lewisville
Arch Coleman
Minneapolis
John W. Philp
Dallas
el Jar J. Bain
Mississippi River
Bisbee mine afire. workers escape
Arizona report says the Sacramento shaft of the Phelps Dodge mine in Bisbee caught fire. A rescue squad was underground but officials believe all workers have escaped. The June 19 note from Mine Inspector Tom C. Foster confirms the incident.
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Ariz
PHOE
Tom C. Foster Jong
Bisbee
Sacramento
Phelps Dodge
Another Hoover Criticism Ent... National Animation
In Springfield Missouri on June 19 M D Lightfoot, chair of the National Animation group, said Mrs Hoover inviting a congressman's wife will affect the Negro member in the Southern states Democratic ranks. Moscow dispatch notes a state institute expedition returning with 100 songs and 54 instruments from Smolen district and White Russia after a year of searching. The same men plan to search the Crimea and Black Sea coast.
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Springfield
M. D. Lightfoot
Nai-Smith Democratic Organitional Animation
Hoover
Congress
Moscow
State Institute of Music
Smolen
White Russia
Crimea
Black Sea
Annual Green Corn Dance Sets Seminole Trials at Fort Myers
Florida Everglades Seminoles prepare for the annual Shot-ca-taw Green Corn dance marked by two murder trials. Josie Billy 41 a medicine man faces trial by Miccosukee council members for fatally stabbing Nut-chee last December. Phillip Billy also faces charge for stabbing Charley Lee in February. White medicin man W Stan Hansen assists. The trials close the festival week.
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Associated Press
Fort Myers
Fla
Florida Everglades
Osceola
High Council of
Seminole Medicine Men
Florida
Josie Billy
Squaw
Nut-chee
Everglades
Josie
South Florida
W. Stanl Hansen
Hanson
Phillip Billy
Johnny Billy
Charley Lee
Dau
Five mile ocean depth charted near Japan
Scientists aboard the Carnegie charted a vast ocean trough near Japan over five miles deep, ranking as the sixth deepest submarine depth known. The discovery supports understanding of earthquake history in the region, as centers of activity lie near ocean deeps where fissures reveal crust weakness under stress.
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Japan
Oscar Leiding
Associated Press
Washington
Appeals Court Reverses Two Murder Cases
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed and remanded two murder convictions and one assault case. Rosa Waybourn of Bastrop County, jailed 46 years for her husband W. W. Waybourn's murder, gets a new trial after reliance on an accomplice testimony. Other reversals include Helms and Ratliff in bank robbery cases, and Willie Tindall for murder with a new trial due to improper indictment service.
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Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Rosa Waybourn
Bastrop
W. W. Waybourn
Smithville
Hugo Middleton
Joe Morales
Waybourn
Middleton
Morales
J. J. Middleton
Helms
Motio
Henry Helms
Cisco
Marshall Ratliff
Huntsville
Elwell
Satterwhite
Brazos County
B. A. King
Hopkins County
First State Bank of
Sulphur Springs
Willie Tindall
Nacogdoches County
John Noel Ainsworth
Ohio coed murder case moves with two men in focus
A blood stain report links Dr James H Enock to the murder of Theora Hix 24. Marvin Meyers released from jail after investigation. Snook testified he injured his hand repairing his car the day before Miss Hix was slain. Meyers dismissed from Ohio State Hort department for alleged moral delinquency. Snook and Hix had shared a room. investigators probe details as coverage continues.
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Columbus
Ohio
P. Long
James H. Enock
Theora
Hix
Ohio State
Marvin T. Meyers
Long
Jourity
John J. Ghester
Snook
Ohio State University
Meyers
Department of Horticulture
Miss Hix
Deep trench near Guam ranks among ocean’s deepest
A ship from the Carnegie Institution of Washington reports a new Pacific trench reaching 28 380 feet. The trough, Fleming deep, lies north toward Yokohama and rivals Mindanao and Toscana deeps, with Mindanao at 34 220 feet and Tuscarora at 32 000 feet. Other great depths exist near Guam, Aldrich deep northeast of New Zealand, and Solomon Islands.
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Carnegie Institution of Washington
Guam
Yokohama
Japan
John A. Fleming
Department of Terrestrial Magnetism
Pacific Ocean
Mindanao
Philippines
Tuscarora
Mariana
Kermadec
New Zealand
Solomon Deep
Solomon Islands
Atlantic Ocean
Porto Rico
Army fliers killed in Pittsburgh spin crash
Pittsburgh, Pa June 19 Captain William J. Snyder reserve army officer and Harry C Lafrentz regular army enlisted man were killed when their plane went into a tail spin at 3000 feet and crashed at Rodgers field late today.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
William J. Snyder
Harry C.lafrentz
Rodgers Field
Walt Mason on the pest that threatens southern crops
The poem-style piece laments an imported pest endangering orange lemons figs and cloves as government promises vast efforts and scientists work with drugs and microscopes. It questions pest wars and the impact on farming, noting how crops suffer yet markets would collapse if all pests vanished.
Aviation Notes at Municipal Airport Welcome Supplies
The first shipment of plane parts and accessories arrived at the Municipal airport. SnEHeRA Aeromotive, a Southern Air transport subsidiary, is establishing a distributing branch. Lieut. Al Harvey leads port dispatch awaiting a Fort Worth mechanic to run the shop and accessory department. A second shipment is due soon and a small building will store oil and firefighting gear. Don C. McRae and Eldon Smith arrived on the eastbound plane.
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Snehera Aeromotive Corporation
Southern Air Transport
al Harvey
Fort Worth
Hat Lost On Air Express Trip Spare No Time
A note from Dalton McCarthy of Western Air Express asks Pilot Royal Leonard to return his hat, left on a tri motor during a stop in Amarillo. The letter, sent in Wichita, requests shipment of the hat by tomorrow, as it is his only one.
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Amarillo
Dalton M'Carthy
Wichita
Western Air Express
McCarthy
Satterfield Heads Local WAE Radio at Municipal Airport
Herschell Satterfield runs the local W A E radio station stationed at the Municipal airport with E D Chini assisting. Western Air Express daily progress and ship schedules will be announced in the lobby of the Herring hotel. Dalton McCarthy arranged arrangements through Col Ernest C Thompson. The east bound Western Air Express plane was grounded here for 15 minutes yesterday. A new booster pump has been installed on one.
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Herschell Satterfield
E. D. Chini
Western Air Express
Herring Hotel
Dalton McCarthy
Ww. A.E
Ernest. C. Thompson
Relief From Heat Is Slow Except Boston
Heat waves linger across the eastern states as cooler air from Grand Banks reaches New England yet offers little relief elsewhere. Boston and Portland show cooling while cities like New York and Newark await thunder storms and further relief. Water reservoirs drop with high usage, prompting emergency conservation and firemen to curb street cooling sprays.
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Associated Press
Grand Banks
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Boston
Portland
Springfield
Lawrence
Mass
New York City
Newark
N. J
Oil field inspection and refueling at Municipal airport
Harold English led three oil men on a post noon inspection over oil fields in his Ryan Brougham. Two new monocoupes stopped at Municipal airport for refueling yesterday afternoon but pilots and destinations were not obtained.
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Harold English
Ryan Brougham
Radio on T A T planes between Fort Worth and El Paso
Tom Hardin of Southern Air Transport announced radio telephony equipment has been installed on Fokker passenger planes flying Fort Worth to El Paso. All air mail and passenger planes operated by the company will receive radios as soon as possible.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Tom Hardin
Southern Air Transport
Fokker
el Paso
School Teacher Not Guilty in Spanking
Robert McCullough a 20 year old school teacher was acquitted in Corsicana Texas on charges of aggravated assault for whipping 13 year old pupil Evie Pullin at Pecan School on March 5. Evidence showed the pupil fought back with two pocket knives as the teacher began to spank and then received blows with a larger board.
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Associated Press
Corsicana
Texas
Robert McCullough
Evie Pullin
McCullough
Tuia Pioneer Buried Killed in California
Walter B Crawford pioneer of Briscoe county died in a Ventura oil field accident on June 4 4 in California. He was 51 and had lived in Silverton since 1891 after moving west from Texas. Survived by four sisters and two brothers the Crawford family noted. He married Gay Hutchinson in 1912 and worked in cattle in West Texas Arizona and the northwest before joining California oil fields in 1924.
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Silverton
Walter B. Crawford
Ventura
Calif
Crawford
Briscoe County
Gay Hutchinson
West Texas
Arizona
Northwest
California
Mollie Jones
Needles
Zeedia Black
Lena Hardy
Salome
Ariz
Myrtle Powell
Tulia
Texas
Beggar's Opera to Be New British Talkie
London reports a British sound film firm begins production on a full length musical talkie based on The Beggar's Opera, adapted by Henrik Galeen. It aims to rival Broadway Melody with 100 percent singing and talking. A new Nicaraguan presidential mansion design by an American architect costs 300000 dollars.
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International News Service
London
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