Peaceful Gens Murdered by Border Guards
Henry Virkula of Big Falls Minnesota was shot and killed as border patrolmen on liquor duty ordered his car to stop near International Falls. His wife and two children were in the car. two new patrolmen, Fr White and B Servine, were with him and both were suspended as the shooting is investigated.
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International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Big Falls
Here
Virkula
FR. J. White
White
B. ¥. Servine
David Jiuriburt
Koochiching County
Wiba ux Cleans Streets Typhoid Feared Relief Work Under Way
Wibaux residents work through Sunday to clear flood debris on main streets, drain basements, and bring fresh water. Despite flood destruction many homes remain on foundations, no sickness reported as relief crews from Glendive and Beach bring aid and food to the homeless.
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Wibaux
Glendive
Masked robbers raid Kansas fishing resort. two die
In Hutchinson Kansas a nighttime attempted hold up at a hunting and fishing resort 15 miles southeast left Ed Sexton 65 from Wichita dead and Charles A Lanz believed from Salina dead. A masked robber named Lang was wounded and died later in Halstead Hospital. A friend of Sexton fled as three assailants approached the cabin.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Here
Ed Sexton
Wichita
Charles A. Lanz
Salina
Sexton
Lang
Hal
Burning Airplane Lands in Safety
Seattle reports a burning airplane with three passengers landed safely at Boeing field. Pilot Charles AA Reefar guided the craft after a three mile flight with one wing damaged and a gas line rupture producing a flame near the cabin. Passengers included Miss Peggy Hawley, J. R. Hawley, and Volmer Jensen.
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Seattle
Charles AA. Reefar
Boeing Field
Rector
Peggy Hawley
J. R. Hawley
Volmer Jensen
Mex Catholics Hope for Peace Conference in Mexico City
Mexico City June 9 AP Meantime Catholics await a conference between President Portes Gil and Archbishop Leopold Ruiz to decide on reopening churches closed for three years. The archbishop arrived from Washington and stayed in seclusion as bishops urged peace and harmony amid religious tensions.
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Mesico City
Gagerness
Empire Portes Gil
Archishop Leopold Ruiz
Washington
Friends
Body in Bay Not Missing Murderer
Relatives of William Tallman, sought for the Los Angeles murder of Mrs. Virginia Patty, failed to identify a headless body found in San Francisco Bay as the missing radio operator. The corpse, washed ashore at Hyde Street Beach near the Admiral Benson’s harbor approach, lacked the head and one hand. Fingerprints from Los Angeles police did not match.
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San Francisco
Jane
William Tallman
Los Angeles
Virginia Patty
San Francisco Bay
Admiral Benson
Hiad
Hyde Street
Tallman
Hall Mills Murder Witness Discredited in Detroit Note
Detroit June 9 AP Kenneth Gladeau a federal prisoner in Wayne county jail awaiting extradition on Dyer and Mann act charges claims he was with New Brunswick in 1922 when Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Hall Mills were killed. He produced the knife he says was used in the crime and investigators question him about disposal of the evidence as the story continues on page two.
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Detroit
Kenneth Gladeau
Hall-Mills
Gladeau
Wayne County
Nieal
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeter Hall
Sleanes Mills
Gladen Cver
Mra. Mills
Endurance Flight Concluded Near San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 1 AP reports the monoplane San Franciscan, launched from Millsfield to set a new endurance flight record, landed at 7:24 p.m. after a refueling attempt failed due to propeller draft. Flyer James Warner said another try could occur tomorrow.
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San Francisco
San Franciscan
Millsfield
James Warner
Washington Dinner Signals Democratic Rifts Over Shouse
The Washington buzz builds for a Democratic dinner honoring Jouett Shouse, recently named lieutenant to DNC Chair John J. Raskob, with leaders from the South expected to withhold attendance, while others call the event a local DC affair and deny national significance. Senator Simmons of North Carolina protests the timing, while Senator Fletcher of Florida argues the event could divide Democrats opposed to Smith.
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Washington
Jane
Political Bee
Jouett Shouse
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
South
Alfred E Smith
Raskob
District of Columbia
House
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Smith
Taskob
Fletcher
Florida
MacDonald Seeks Direct Talks With Hoover on Anglo-Saxon Ties
The Daily Herald reports Prime Minister Ramsey MacDonald desires personal consultation with President Herbert Hoover to improve Anglo-Saxon relations. A cabinet meeting may discuss a potential Atlantic crossing for a state mission. If arranged, Canada’s Mackenzie King would be invited to join discussions.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Labor Party
Oday
Ramsey MacDonald
Herbert Hoover
United States
Wan
Cabinet
Conver
Sirmiss
MacDonald
Hoover
Herald
Offici
Taor
Atlantic
Canada
Tromter Mackenzie King
Bathing Beauties Swoon At Texas Parade In Heat
Galveston Texas June 9 AP Excited crowds applaud the two mile International Pageant of Pulchritude parade despite 94 degree heat. Several bathing beauties fainted at the close. Miss Roumania Marda Demet reac was most seriously affected and remained unconscious for about thirty minutes. others revived quickly with no lasting injury.
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Galveston
Tex
Heaun
Death by Own Action Shocks Stage Circle
New York June 9 AP The bodies of Margaret Lawrence stage star and Louis Bennison former actor were found shot to death in Lawrence apartment on East 51st Street. Police say Bennison killed the actress and then took his own life. Gertrude Chalian of Long Island City discovered the bodies in the penthouse tent apartment.
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New York
Margaret Lawrence
Louis Bennison
Miss Lawrence
East 51St Street
Andy
Snd Bennison
Woomnan
Gertrude Chaliar
Long Island City
Lawrence
Poison weed fatalities hit Pocatello area
One boy died and two boys became violently ill after eating poisoned weeds at Crystal, about 20 miles west of Pocatello. Jessie Trades, 7, and Everett Hatley were hospitalized for treatment, while Joe Humphreys died en route to the hospital.
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Pocatello. Tda
Inve 2
Crystal
Jessie Trades
Everett Hatley
Joe Humphreys
Rocky Mountain Oil Stand Ends Endorsement Move
Independent oil producers meeting in Colorado Springs endorsed a stand by western governors opposing a Hoover era conservation policy. W. Gray of Tulsa announced a resolution commending the governors for their position, passed by the association.
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Colorado Spring
Coto
Rocky Mountain
Yournors
WOH
Gray
Tulsa
Ths Association
Willemstad Raided by Armed Bandits Seize Governor
An armed group raided Willemstad Curacao last night, seizing the governor and commander of troops, along with several others. Police officers were shot at trying to stop the raid. captives were placed aboard the small steamer Maracaibo of United States authority and sent to an undisclosed destination as the city awoke in uncertainty.
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Wilkemstad
Curacao
Ventcuelan Nationale
Reed
Maracaibo
United States Realotry
French Oaks Won by Rank Outsider Vashatilly
Ukrania, at 24 to 1, upset in the French Oaks as a 22-horse field of top three-year-old fillies contended. Vashatilly France, a high-stream daughter of Ksar out of Uranda, owned by Count Derwant, led from start to finish to claim the crown on a sunny day in June.
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Vashatilly
France
Dkramia
Ksar
Uranda
Count Derwant
Ukrania
Hoover Returns to Capital After Weekend at Virginia Fishing Camp
President Hoover is back in Washington after returning from a week end trip to a fishing camp on the Rapidan River in the Blue Ridge region of Virginia. The White House announced his return late today marking the end of the holiday excursion and resumption of official duties.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapida River
Virgini
Accusatory Oil Conference Divides Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs a Hoover ordered governors conference on an interstate oil compact shows a split between large operators and independent producers just before the formal meeting opens. Independent interests push a tariff to curb production while supporters stress state and federal roles in potential compact.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Governors’ Conference
Hoover
Gasel Oiarrow
Mark L Requa
United States
W. N. Gray
National Association of Independent 641
American Petro- Teunt Institute
EB. B. Winney
Department of the Interior
Tobacco and Drug Store Combine Ends in Delaware
A vast merger of tobacco and drug store chains concluded operations in Delaware yesterday. The consolidation creates a dominant national retailer with expanded distribution and market share.
League of Nations opens amid Nazi racial policy debates
The League of Nations council begins public sessions as German foreign minister Stresemann’s stance on race policy dominates discussions. Rigid questions of racial authorities are central, with press coverage expanding as the session proceeds.
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Madrid
Streseman
Germany
Council of the League of Nations
Great Falls Youth Dies in Car Crash
In Great Falls near Sand Coulee a car driven by Quentin Quilter, 2, overturned in a ditch early today. Quilter died en route to the hospital after the crash. Two girls and two young men in the party escaped injury. Quilter played quarterback for Great Falls High School in 1926 and 1927.
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Great Falls
Quentin Q Quilter
Sand Couler
Quilter
Four Die in Mine Explosion at Glen Rogers
Four men were killed in a Glen Rogers mine blast in Morgantown era. Sixty-one miners escaped as electricians and factory representation of the mine company were recovered five hours after the blast near a loading machine. Names include Louis Proy and Charles Fordue.
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Mullens
W Va
Dane Ff
Glen Rogers
Naleigh-Wraming Mine
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