Cadets Earn Diplomas at West Point Graduation
Two hundred seventy six United States Military Academy cadets received diplomas from President Roosevelt amid a ceremony at Battle Monument West Point New York. General Douglas MacArthur and Secretary of War Dern attended as Roosevelt handed diplomas concluding the graduating class parade.
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West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Battle Monument
President Roosevelt
Hudson River
Douglas MacArthur
Dern
War Department
Mr. Roosevelt
William D. Connor
Yugoslav election juggernaut and Dutch Nazi rise
Milton Bronner reports Yugoslavia's parliamentary vote saw a government list dominate amid police crackdowns and repression of opponents. The piece also covers Dutch Nazi activities led by M. Mussert, Dutch politics under Hertzog in Britain, and Streicher’s attack on German medical pioneers.
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Britain
Africa
Hertzog
Holland
Kansas overhauls criminal code tightens alibi rule
Kansas lawmakers adopt a new code ending legal loopholes and defining racketeering. A death penalty can be imposed in murder trials and capital punishment restored with hanging at Lansing. The alibi law requires seven days notice to prosecutors to curb fraudulent defenses.
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Topeka
Kan
U.P
Kansas
Lansing
Cops Without Clue On Disappearance
Dallas detectives admit no leads on the disappearance of Mr and Mrs George Lorius and Mr and Mrs Lewis Heberer or the suspected killer. Bodies may lie between Albuquerque and El Paso with last sighting in Albuquerque on May 22 and car found in Dallas May 28. Forged travelers checks traced to merchants here. Frisco horses vanish census counts 488 in city.
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Dallas
U.P
George Lorius
Lewis Heberey
Bill Fritz
Lorius
Heberer
Albuquerque
N. M
el Paso
Pioneer Hunts Outlaw Gold In Lookout Cave Treasure Tale
Oklahoma resident John Hill claims thousands of dollars in James brothers loot lie buried east of Newkirk beneath a rock at Lookout Cave mouth. He says erosion hides how deep or far inside the cave the coins sit as lawmen felled the gang after their Northfield raid.
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Pawnee
Okla
U.P
James Brothers
Missouri
Newkirk
John Hill
James Desperadoes
Lookout Cave
Hill
Northfield
Minn
Ford Brothers
Jesse James
Frank James
Ill
Wichita
Frank
Oklahoma
Artcraft Hosiery Co Celebrates National Friendship Week
Beginning Thursday morning White and Kirk will cooperate with the Artcraft Hosiery Co in the celebration of Artcrafts National Friendship Week. The company offers three numbers of their popular hose at substantially reduced prices for one week under the slogan To please old friends to gain new friends. Disease germs cannot live in the Antarctic region, which is perhaps the healthiest area on the face of the globe.
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White & Kirk
Artcraft Hosiery Co
Artcraft
Artcraft Co
Antarctic
Pearl Buck Weds Again Before Divorce Decree
Pearl Buck the novelist marries Richard J. Walsh in Reno just after divorce decrees from John L. Buck and from Walsh’s former wife Ruth A. Walsh. The ceremony followed quick filings and both families face private court hearings.
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Pearl Buck
Reno
Nevada
Richard J. Walsh
New York
Ruth A. Walsh
Buck
John L. Buck
Gotham
Reciprocal Trade Barriers Across States Question Dairy Imports
A survey shows many states restrict dairy and agricultural goods from other states using standards, embargoes, or outright bans. Georgia limits liquor and enforces Georgia-made wine rules, while New York and New Jersey gridtrade barriers on dairy. District of Columbia imposes milk standards. Maine bans certain corn and plants. New Hampshire bars diseased cattle. North Carolina requires inspections. Ohio taxes auto purchases from neighboring states. Minnesota hosts the world’s largest open pit iron mine at Hibbing.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Georgia
Maryland
Seaboard
New York
New Jersey
D. C
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maine
New Hampshire
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Old Spanish arrastra found near Phoenix
An old Spanish gold mill or arrastra was uncovered on a ridge north of Phoenix. Prosecutor Robert Dupuy described the device as a wheel-and-beam mechanism used to crush ore, likely operated by forced Indian labor, atop a pass once used by conquistadors about four centuries ago. Dupuy suspects a nearby mine site.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Here
Robert Dupuy
Dupuy
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to restore bile flow and improve digestion. It warns against laxatives and encourages readers to ask for Carter's Liver Pills by name, noting the product's red label and 25 cent price.
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Carter
Carter's
Hidden Mine Hinted by Colonizers and Indigenous Traders
The account notes Indians pointed out a mine to Europeans who later enslaved them. No trace of the mine was found, with theories that Spaniards abandoned and concealed it or that avenging Indians killed the white men and hid the site to deter further prospectors.
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