Arizona rancher slain by wife in Globe area
Alma Hollinger a widow admits shooting her husband Al Hollinger a Gila County rancher four miles northeast of Globe. She told deputies she fired from a window sill as he walked away from their home after a quarrel reportedly tied to an April auto accident that left her injured and Jim Martin killed. Hollinger was killed and Alma Hollinger waived preliminary hearing and was committed to county jail without bond for trial in superior court.
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Globe
Hal-linger
Great wheat elevator to be erected in Spokane
Spokane June 2 The contract for a 4 750 000 bushel wheat elevator costing 250 000 was awarded today by the Farmers' National Grain corporation. Work begins immediately by Alloway and Georg. Richard J. Stephens Spokane manager says the plant should be ready for the fall crop.
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Wash
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Key Wnit
Alloway
Georg
Richard J. Stephens
Snokane
National Organization
Approval of All Powers Given Moratorium Move Gains Backing
The White House pushes a moratorium proposal amid confidence France will soon respond while senators Watson and Harrison head to Washington for talks. Officials stress prompt action to maintain anticipated economic benefits, with Melton’s London talks and Claudel’s state department visit shaping immediate decisions. The plan, aimed at easing wartime burdens, would affect the treasury deficit by reducing debt payments next year.
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Harrison
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Melton
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Gritich Acceptance of Proposal Stated
June 22 4) Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald in the House of Commons announced Britain warmly welcomes President Hoover’s one year moratorium on inter government debt. He said Britain subscribes to the proposal and will cooperate on details to give it practical effect without delay. Stanley Baldwin and David Lloyd George backed the stance, with other leaders supporting action. European capitals reported the offer. France and Belgium feared budget balances without reparations funds. World markets reacted to the development.
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Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Hoover
Thhey
Stanley Baldwin
David Lloyd George
MacDonald
Market Movements Lift Bonds in Europe and Britain
The London market followed Wall Street gains as German bonds climbed from four to nearly eight points and other stocks gained two to three points. Commodities markets improved and the Liverpool cotton exchange recorded a 41 point surge in a day of sensational activity.
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London
Wall Street
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Wave of optimism sweeping Germany provokes public hope
Berlin reports a surge of confidence after President Hoover proposed a one year pause on war debts and reparations. Chancellor Bruening called it historic and thanked America, while newspapers tout the move as the silver lining for postwar Europe. Bruening signaled hope for renewed Franco German reconciliation as France awaits its response.
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fTleinrich Bruening
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Br. Hoover
Adolf Hitler
Germany
France
Bruening
M Nary and Hawley Back Hoover War Debt Proposal
Senator Karlen L. McNary and Representative Willis C. Hawley of Oregon voiced support for President Hoover's moratorium on international war debts and reparations. They cited delays aiding Germany's economy and global unity, while opposing cancellation of debts. House member Manley supported delaying payments, adding one year's dues to the end of the period if other debts are settled first.
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Germany
Meaver
Manley
War on racketeering put up to citizens in Seattle
Seattle criminologist Luke May told delegates at the Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police convention that private citizens must notify police at the first hint of deterring methods. He warned that if the public is not vigilant in policy, reform depends on ballots. Delegates split into groups to address prevention, with the convention continuing through Wednesday.
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Seattle
Wash
Northwest Association of Sheriffs and Police
Associattion
May
Communicable diseases in Montana near normal for week ending June 20
State epidemiologist Dr. J H Grouch reports Montana's communicable diseases about normal with a slight drop in total cases. Two spotted fever cases were recorded from Bozeman and Mineral County. other illnesses include tuberculosis nine, typhoid scattered, measles nine, whooping cough seven, chicken pox twenty six, mumps three, trachoma three, and cancer one.
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State Board of Health
J. H. Grouch
Atate
Bozeman
Mineral County
Prince of Wales Birthday Busy Day Amid Royal Duties
London dispatch notes the Prince of Wales marked his 3 16 07 birthday with a royal salute in Hyde Park and a king's investiture at Buckingham Palace. He then hosted official visitors at York House and planned travel to Scotland for the Highland Show in Edinburgh and the British Legion conference at Tavernes. He has traveled about 260000 miles in 12 years across some 40 countries. Friends say he is the most organized man in London, with days planned to the exact minute.
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Roward Stanles
London
British Empire
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Order of Saint John of Jerusalem
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Order
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St. James’ Palace
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British Legion
Tavernesn
Prince Edward
Iu- Tope
Washington counties seek to raise rails tax ruling
Spokane, June 22. Twenty Washington counties sue in federal court to boost railroad taxes by several millions annually. They challenge Judge Kaufman’s stock and bond valuation basis for Northern Pacific, Spokane Portland Seattle and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Pacific rail lines. They seek refunds of 3,060,000 for 1926 27 and a definite tax base.
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Washington
Ralph Kaufman
Edensburg
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Portland
Seattie
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Milwaukee
St Paul
Pacific
Will C. Graves
Pieren
King Countie
Ire
Rods
Kaufman
Heat brings first Missouri summer death
Kansas City reports one death blamed on a severe heat spell as temperatures top 100 degrees across Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas. Willem E Murphy 64 died here after a 100 degree day with a deputy coroner confirming heat as the cause. Alva Oklahoma hits 1021 degrees and Salina Wichita Kan Altus Okla record 102 degree highs. Two dead from storm and high winds across Illinois and surrounding regions.
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Missouri
Oklahomaa
Kansas
Mercury
Willem E. Murphy
Alva
Oklahoma
Salina
Wichita
Kan
Altus
Okla
Broken Heart Awarded 175000 in Seattle Suit
A Seattle school teacher Iwyl Harker was awarded 175000 for breach of promise against Keene Brown. The case featured ardent love letters telegrams and gifts as evidence and alleged a fake marriage ceremony.
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NEA
Seattle
Iwyl Harker
Seattle, Wash
Keene Brown
DRY SECTOR TILLERS GET LOAN EXTENSION HELP
The Whd farm rehabilitation loans totaling 7.0 million were extended for another year to boost participation. Northwest drought damage centers in North Dakota Montana and Idaho with some relief over the weekend. Board members discussed stabilizing wheat and potential withholding from domestic markets, a topic on the agenda since last Tuesday.
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Idaho
Northwest
Wakata
Montana
Can Willams
Han
Williams
Gas in well in Illinois kills 3 in rescue attempt
Three Springfield men die after a dynamite blast clears rock to reach a trapped colleague in a farm well two miles west of Springfield. Diesendach 40 Vehove 48 Bonner 28 entered the well. Vehove and Donner were pulled free but died later at the hospital. Firefighters eventually recovered all three. Diesendach died at 10 p m and Vehove and Ronner died earlier.
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Widune
Msphys
Ann
Cal Mierendach
Louis Vehove
Patrick Bonner
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Vehove
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Bed Rock
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Diesandach
Patrick Ranner
Wistom
Two Faller
Fea
Vehorr
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Kashask
Ronner
Tlosendach
Pearl If Le Ace Is Told 10 I League Convention Report
The report covers a June 22 event where dignitaries including Harry Berline of Detroit and Rev Ervin Umbach of the Missouri Synod discuss Americas opportunity and social control amid fears of future catastrophes. The piece notes plans for religious services at Yellowstone camps featured in Park The convention emphasizes regular Protestant worship in the park this summer.
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Gfymackind
Enmachine
Iher International
Dele- Pocondo Mines
Hiaidiong
Gates
Harry Berline
Detroit
Mich
Valparaiso University
Valpej Wudan
Ind
Land of Opportunity
Eherling
Park
Ervin Umbach
Yellowstone National Park
Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Case in hands of jurors in long mail fraud trial
Los Angeles June 22 A verdict still awaited in the case of Alexander Hursh former president of Romola Inc and 19 others charged with using jury throughs to defraud the companys land development projects in California and Arizona The transcript runs about 2 250 000 words from one of the longest trials on record here Conviction counts number 34 against the 19 defendants proceed to the jury for verdicts.
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Aut Tod
Alcxander
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