Prospects and quarrels via Lindbergh and world policy
The column surveys reactions to Lindberghs New York flight reward tax and national praise, critiques Senate views on Coolidges era, and compares Russia and Europe under terror. It notes British flight tests toward India, warns on flying subsidies, and discusses Washingtons naval conference reopening and U S strategic posture.
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Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Congress
United States
Young
Byrd Seeks Official Mail Flight Amid Weather Hurdles
News from New York reports Commander Richard E Byrd faces unfavorable atmospheric conditions delaying the departure of the America monoplane carrying official trans Atlantic mail. Weather officials cite a storm moving northeast from Hatteras as the main obstacle to a tonight or tomorrow hop off.
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Associated Press
New York
France
America
James H. Kimball
Weather Bureau
Hatteras
Richard E. Byrd
America Today
Atlantic
Grover A. Whalen
American Trans-Oceanic Company
Postmaster General News
John Kiely
Byrd
Virginia Capes
Roosevelt Field
Eugene Reynolds Hurt In Motorcycle Car Collision
Eugene Reynolds aged 28 from West Nineteenth was seriously injured in a collision on West Sixth Street while riding a motorcycle. He sustained a badly injured leg and multiple injuries. Grady R. Thomas, driver of the other vehicle, faced charges. Reynolds was hospitalized after the crash.
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Eugene Reynolds
West Nineteenth
Ert
West Sixthtreet
Reynolds
Grady RB. Thomas
Griggs
Chip No
Weather forecast update for tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures ranged from 59 to 80 degrees today with hourly readings from 7 am at 80, 8 am 61, 9 am 63, noon 72, and 1 pm 76.
Karook Indian runners near marathon goal
Mad Bull and Flying Cloud of the Karook Indians chased the lead on the final leg of the Redwood Highway Indian marathon. Both were expected to reach the Grant's Pass, Oregon finish later today while Melika, the sole New Mexico Zuni entrant, trailed far behind. Mad Bull made a spectacular dash into Crescent City from Eureka, with Flying Cloud arriving four hours later.
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United Press
Crescent City
Cal
Mad Bull
Flying Cloud
Grant’s Pass
Ore
Melika
New Mexico
Eureka
Newspapermen Ordered From Hinds Court Room
In Jackson Mississippi on June 21 Judge W H Potter ordered all newsmen from the Hinds county court room just before the Walter Burley case, the confessed slayer of two white women, was called.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
Hinds County Court Room
W. H. Potter
Walter Burley
Two Hijackers Rob Victim in City Car Stop
H. I. Conkling was held up by two men in a small car at the Fifth and Washington corner. They took $5.50 and a gold watch, marking the first hijacking reported in several days.
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H. I. Conkling
Fifth
Washington
Conkling
Miss Whitney Pardoned by Governor After Long Fight
Governor C. C. Young granted an unconditional pardon to Charlotte Anita Whitney, Oakland social worker, ending a seven year battle over a conviction under California criminal syndication law. The pardon removes the stigma of a convict and averts a possible San Quentin sentence after decades of clemency appeals and Supreme Court reviews.
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Associated Press
Charlotte Anita Whitney
Oakland
California
Miss Whitney
John McHugo
Young
Sacramento
Cal
Whitney
San Quentin Prison
Golf Marathon On Daddy Gets Lost in Fog
Three men sought the marathon golf mark of 261 holes at East Potomac on June 21. Eddie Tipton led after 135 holes with a 43-stroke pace for nine, Marvin Luetrell aged 16 trailed but held an average around 49 for the morning, and Tiny Larry Dey played steadily. Fog slowed play as Tipton’s caddy lost in the mists and regrouped near the 37th hole.
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United Press
Washington
Eddie Tipton
East Potomac
Tipton
Marvin Luetrell
Tiny Larry Dey
Lucrell
Dey
Texans Guests of St. Louisans
A 1560 strong Texas boosters delegation led by Gov Dan Moody visited St Louis for a noon luncheon with the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce after touring the National stockyards and the St Louis Livestock exchange They planned a Sportsman Park doubleheader between the Cardinals and the Cubs and then to Chicago and on to eastern cities. the trip followed a period at the stockyards and breakfast with exchange officials
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Texas Boosters
Dan Moody
Chicago
Maitland Ready For Transpac Flight On Word From Washington
Lieut. Lester J. Maitland and Lieut. A. F. Hegensberger said they would be ready to fly to Hawaii in a tri motor Fokker by July 15 or sooner once official orders arrive. They landed at Rockwell field after an eight hour flight from El Paso with two engineers aboard to test and prepare the craft for the long ocean trip.
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United Prains
San Diego
Calif
Washington
Lester J, Maitland
A. F. Hegensberger
Mawais
Rockwell Field
el Paso
Texas
B. Jones
McCook Field
Wi. J. Rivers
McCookfield
Maitland
San Francisco
Hawaii
Wildorado store reports several guns stolen
The Wildorado Grain and Mercantile company was robbed of three rifles, two shotguns, and other small items last night. The break in occurred during the night and nothing else was taken, while Wildorado bank had been robbed recently in broad daylight. Wildorado sits about 20 miles west of Amarillo.
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Wildorado Grain and Mercantile Company
Wildorado Bank
Wildorado
Amarillo
Great Exports Jump in U S Grains Weekly
Washington June 21 Grain exports from the United States last week totaled 3,003,000 bushels, rising sharply from 1,170,000 bushels the prior week. The report highlights a strong uptick in agricultural shipments.
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U. S
The
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Hollywood Undertaker Testifies in Miss Mackaye Trial
Hollywood undertaker appears as the state witness as Dorothy MacKaye faces charges of concealing how her husband Ray Raymond was killed. The trial centers on actor Kelly and his houseboy testimony about love and drunken parties, with defense noting Loomis aided funerals and that MacKaye knew nothing of post death arrangements.
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Hollywood
Miss Mackaye
Ity United Press
Los Angeles
Dorothy MacKaye
Ray Raymond
Leroy Bayley
Raymond
Paul Kelley
Paul Kelly
Kelly
Helen Wilkinson
Max Wagner
Kelley
Frank Loomis
Anti-Re-Election Convention Opens in Mexico
About 1,500 delegates from across Mexico gathered in Mexico City to back an anti re election candidate for the next presidency. General Arnulfo Gomez is the leading favorite though no candidate may be chosen for several days.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Mexico City
Republic
General Obregon
Calles
Arnulfo Gomez
Farmer Leader Attacks Chicago Board of Trade Power
Amarillo judge L Gough, president of the Texas Wheat Growers association, denounces the Chicago Board of Trade as wielding absolute price control over wheat. He calls for reform or abolition to empower farmers and ensure fair pricing, while Illinois lawmakers approve a public warehousing bill to regulate grain storage without profiteering.
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Chicago
L. Gough
Amarillo
Exons
Texas Wheat Growers’ — Association
American Institute of Co-Operation
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board
Illinois
Board of Trade
John R. Mauff
Institute
Stocks and Bonds Break Sharply in Early Trading
New York June 21 Stocks on the New York Stock Exchange and curb market broke sharply in initial dealings with losses over two points in volatile issues. Heavy selling followed a rise in brokerage loans to a historic peak as activity remained high across the board.
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United Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Jssues
Mayor probes hazing charge of Jewish medics
New York Mayor James J. Walker leads investigations into hazing at Kings County Hospital where six physicians are jailed on assault charges amid reports of a religiously charged attack. The victims say they were seized, bound, gagged, ducked in icy water, and subjected to slurs as others participated. The mayor vows prosecution of those proven to hate the victims for their faith.
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Associated Arena
New York
James J. Walker
Kings County Hospital
Torrents Rage Across Great Wheat Belt in Southwest
United Press reports floods sweeping Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas. Rivers and creeks rose after days of heavy rain, isolating towns in Kansas and damaging the wheat crop with thousands of bushels lost. Floods threaten farms from Emporia to Carthage as Ozark streams surge and Lake Taneycomo floods cottages.
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United Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansan
Emporia
Neosho
Doyle Creek
Murnis
Springfield
Carthage
St Ly
Weather Bureau
D Autremont Case Heads To Jury In Oregon
United Press reports in Jacksonville Oregon that Hugh D Autremont faces a jury verdict today in a murder case tied to a Southern Oregon mail train robbery. Defense closes this morning. state final argument to follow before noon. Judge Thomas to charge the jury. The twins Kay and Toy D Autremont, 23, alleged accomplices, were moved to Portland after arrest in Steubenville Ohio two weeks ago.
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United Press
Jacksonville
Ore
Hugh D'Autremont
Oregon
Gus Newberry
George Neuner
M. Thomas
Toy
Kay
Uugh
Pinedo Awaits Word For New World Hop
Italian airman Francesco de Pinedo, back from a round trip to Africa and the Americas, said in Rome he would undertake a round the world flight if Premier Mussolini asked him to. He expressed eagerness for the chance to fly again.
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Rome
Francesco de Pinedo
Africa
South America
Italy
Mussolini
de Pinedo
Residence on Hayden Suffers Fire Damage
The residence of H. Green at 1408 Hayden Street was partially destroyed by a fire late yesterday afternoon. An estimate of the damage was not provided by the owner.
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H. ©. Green
Hayden Street
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