Agent Absolved In Dry Slaying As Youth Dies
In Detroit on June 12 customs border patrolman Jonah Cox was absolved of blame for Archibald Eugster's death after a confession from Frank Cooper linked bootlegging to the shooting. The case ties to a booze-running incident with three companions, a beaching near River Rouge, and a fatal wound to Eugster. The report overlaps with broader protests over firearms by federal agents amid other alcohol enforcement incidents.
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Detroit
Jonah Cox
Archibald Hugeter
James E. Chenot
Wayne County
Chenot
Cox
Frank Cooper
Eugster
Cooper
Coxie
Gregory Prederick
U. S
Veo H. Ring
Eugater
James Malicki
Canada
Malicki
Detroit River
Tts Junction
River Rouge
Cox Eugine
Bugster
Joseph Lakatos
Sli
Authorities
Washington
Archibald Euastec
Border Patrol
Tian
Thi
Prohibition Fm
Henry Virkula
Wan
International Falls
Minn
J. J. Thompson
Prohibition Egent
Sliver City
N. Mex
Jong Hut
Prohibition
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Board of Tem
Pérance
Illie Willis Prediction Sparks Fight Banter
Fragmentary quote shows Jiaruma urging restraint and a boast that a rival pup will no longer threaten a dominant dog, implying ongoing tensions and a warning about future clashes. Names and context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Mexican Church and Portes Gil Open Peace Talks
In Mexico City on June 12 representatives of the Catholic Church and President Portes Gil began formal discussions toward resolving the long dispute over church property and school regulations. Archbishop Ruiz and Bishop Diaz met with the president at Chapultepec Castle, signaling hopeful negotiations and a possible early settlement as calls for peace. The talks follow the 1926 Calles decree restricting church ownership of property and schooling controls, with Portes Gil embracing a settlement while enforcing the laws.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Catholi Church
Portes Gil
Leopoldo Rutz Y Flores
Holy See
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Ruiz
Wlog
Xulz Lesuea
Fornel
Dios
Chapultepec
Renoon
Thase
Swedish Aviators Still in Iceland
Roeykefavik Iceland June 12 7 Tillack pressed the attempt to pilot the Everige to America. After vain attempts thwarted by email mechanical defects the radiator caused the latest failure. Weather near Ivigtut Greenland worsened delaying the next leg over ice and water 800 miles until conditions improve.
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Ivigtut
Greenland
Furiher
French Troops Captured by Tribesmen in Moroccan Ambush
Ten battalions of the Foreign Legion move to avenge comrades ambushed by rebel tribesmen near El Bordj and Alt Yacoub. Thirteen soldiers were killed, ten wounded, and eighty three captured amid reports of harsh conditions and ongoing relief efforts. Generals Vidalon and Proudenberg lead the counterattack as authorities seek to rescue officers and natives held by mountaineers.
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Rabat
Morocco
Charabelled Foreign Legion
Altyacots
el Bordj
Abd-El Erim
Bhut
UPI
Atlas Mountains
el Bord
Alt Yacoub
Generala Vidalon
Preudenberg
High Command
Abd EL Brim
France
Foreign Legion
Uover
Tminer Morrocco
Son of Wealthy New York Family Seeks Nevada Divorce
Leonant Kip Renelander of a prominent New York family has arrived in Nevada to file for divorce from Alice Jones Abinelander, daughter of a Black hack driver. Attorney Rainey Harmon says the case will claim cruelty and humiliation, with residence rules allowing action after three months.
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New York
Nevada
Las Vegas
Nev
Leonant Kip Renelander
Alice Jones Abinelander
Rainey Harmon
Hou Russell
Rhinelander
Harmon
Winnelander
Carr Is Lane Says Guthrie On Death Sentence
Dr. Guthrie, Huntington state hospital superintendent, reported to Governor Conley on Theodore Carr, condemned for killing neighbor Lock Sharp and his wife. Carr, in death cell, faces execution tomorrow. authorities weigh executive clemency as Carr is described as somewhat depressed but sane.
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Lasse
Reneon
L. ¥. Guthrie
Huntington State Hospital
Conley
Theodore Carr
Pocahontar County
Moundayilia Etrte Penitentiary
Carr
Lock
Sharp
Kilind
Hilm
Guthrie
Carrie
Conely
Tony
Former Dry Agent Slain In Ambush Near Gurley Alabama
HUNTSVILLE June 12 Ai R Hugh Craft former prohibition enforcement agent and Madison county deputy was shot from ambush while driving from his farm near Gurley. His car was found with the left side of his head crushed by shotgun and a close range bullet in the forehead. Footprints of two persons were found at the scene. Craft, who served in prohibition work for years, had recently retired and had campaigned actively against moonshiners.
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Huntsville
Ala
R. Hugh Craft
Promition Enforcement
Madison County
Gurley
Craft
Nils
Prohibition Agai
Chicago U Students Divided In Selecting Campus Queen
Chicago University students split over campus beauty standards as a campaign for campus queen centered on blondes versus brunettes. Eleanor Eastwood, a brunette, won the popular vote while the Dodd twins’ blonde supporters claim a joint title potential and an arbitration plan was discussed.
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Chicago U
Chicago
University of Chicago
Campan Wa
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Helen
Lois Dodd
Twine
John Barrymore
Car- Tellus Vanderblit, Jr
F. Scott Pitegerald
Collage Newspapera
Magazinee
Phoenix
Dodds
Threatydente
Eleanor Eastwood
Dodd Twins
Dodd
Eastwood
Eleanor
Lavest
Trial of Judge Will Start Today
Excitement ran high in Amarillo as the trial of Judge BH Hamilton began for the alleged murder of his son-in-law. More than 200 veniremen were summoned and over 130 witnesses called for a district court proceeding opening tomorrow. Theresa, the judge’s 17 year old daughter, would testify for the defense amid concerns of impartial jurors and a possible change of venue due to local prejudice.
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Gorcon
Campbell
Abe L. David Will
David
Campybell
Amarillo
Tet
BH. Hamilton
Southwess
Walton, Jr
Theresa
Wne
Amaridin
Mother Held in Son's Death Poisoning Seen
In Havre de Grace Maryland Mrs. Battle Scone was arrested and held for investigation after Baltimore chemists reported traces of poison in the organs of her 11 year old son George who died June 4. The deaths of a brother father and grandmother in the same family are being reexamined and bodies may be exhumed. An inquest was ordered as authorities study potential poison evidence and determine possible charges.
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Havre DE Grace
Battle Scone
Baltimore
George
Stone
W. Worthington
Hopking
George Blane
Elmer
Edward
Martin J. Foley
Poley
Hopkine
Plane Delivers Mail From Leviathan Ship at Sea
New York June 12. The first successful at sea mail pickup by airplane occurred from the liner Leviathan off Fire Island 75 miles from New York. Lieutenant Commander George Pond and co pilot L Rawlinge used a Fairchild plane to retrieve 10 000 letters, amid cheers from more than 2 000 passengers aboard.
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New York
George Pond
L. ¥. Rawlinge
Pire Island
Lowhampton
Fairchild
George Codd
Keyport
N I
Pond
Iith
Debate Sparks Tariff Revision Talk in Senate Hearing
Washington June 12 A Senate finance committee session opened public tariff hearings with debate sparked by a statement from Benator Wateneve lican that general tariff revision was contemplated. Horah of Idaho urged immediate adjournment as six senators joined in the discussion. Witnesses favored and opposed the U S valuation method for customs duties, highlighting concerns over domestic impact and foreign undervaluation.
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Washington
Benator Watenevelican
Senate
Horah
Idaho
Congress
Finance Committee
Borah
Watson
Hoover
Robinson
Arkinman
Frazier
Norris Dakota
Isaidne
Wiliam Burgess
Trenton
N. J
Tariff Commission
United States
John G. Lerch
American Tarnt League
New York City
Horace B. Chebney
3Il Ascociation of America
Manchester
Connecticut
J. W. Bevane
Otto Fix
Bevane
Fix
Sentence Pair to Hang For Husband's Murder
Hole Quebec June 13. Philbert Levevre and Mary Viau of Montpelier Quebec were convicted of poisoning Zephyr Viau’s murder. They were sentenced to be hanged.
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Hole
Que
Philbert Lefevre
Mary Viau
Montpelier
Zephyr Viau
Wedding of Prince Louis to Mrs Corey Off
Paris reports Prince Louis of Bourton has called off plans to wed Mrs Mabelle Gilman Carey widow of an American steel magnate The engagement was postponed to autumn with weather cited as reason The Infanta Susie mother of Louis remains opposed and the prince travels in San Remo Mrs Carey who knew him twenty years doubts the match and a relative says the prince seeks to avoid redemption rather than marriage
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Prince Louis
Paris
Prince Louis of
San Remo
Italy
Infante
Bulalle
Kuisile
Associated Presa
Francs Louis
France
Corey
Louis
Breach Spreads To Tariff Bill As Senate Debates Farm Relief
Washington June 13 Republican quarrels in the Senate spread from farm relief to the tariff as party leaders sought a vote on Hoover’s farm bill and the export debenture plan. Borah and Brookhart pressed a progressive path while Watson and Jones clashed over revision timing. House leaders prepared for a verdict next day on the tariff and the debenture provision amid recess plans and expectations for a vote on the farm bill by week’s end.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
House
Urés
Benatorn Borah
Idaho
Brookshart
Towa
Cat.paigners
Calla
Borah
Congress
Watson
Brookhart
Jones
Waabyington
Redtes
Democrats
Aean Tieton
Bia Wines
Tecomen
House Republicia
Senate Democrata
Hava
Nouse
War
Northwest
Rouse
Txtey
Republis
Lindy Drives England To Altar Says Will Lindy
Beverly Hills report notes Lindbergh’s influence on English society after his aviation triumphs. The piece claims his actions, once at a low point, inspired improved public morale and even marriage prospects among English social circles. Photographers are observed eager to cover the London wedding spectacle.
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Lindy
England
Will
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