Plot to dynamite Colorado prison and rescue Fleagle
A report to Governor Adama described an alleged conspiracy to blow the walls of the state penitentiary and free Ralph Fleagle the Lamar bank bandit on death row. Officials considered armed guards and mobilization as plans floated for July 4. The scheme reportedly involved inside rioting and external attack to thwart execution, with authorities unsure of the exact plot and timing.
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Denver
Colorado State Penitentiary
Ralph Fleagle
Lamar Bank
Death House
W. H. Adama
Fleagle
Wat
Columda Nationel
Sanhuber Refuses Admission in Murder Trial
Angales, June 26. Sanhuber, charged with the murder of Pred Oenterreteh in August 1922, declined to admit the stabbing details in court. He testified he did not recall the events of the fatal night, while a dramatic scene unfolded with native witnesses and a creeping fear within a house.
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Ton Angales
Nite Sanhuber
Atte Man
Pred Oenterreteh
Milemankes Manataermer
Gesterraid
Mia
Clamar
Lindbergh Baby Birth Record Filed Withheld Name
Raglawand New Jersey June 25 The Lindbergh baby's birth certificate was filed today with the department of testes but the world will still call him the Lindbergh baby. The line headed by 271 name was left blank as other facts were given.
Body of Graham Found Amid Storm Crash Mystery
Recovery detail after a plane crash reveals fuel in the tank and a possible intentional landing or self-initiated switch. Graham carried a long metal object from the rear compartment, but missing items include two flares and an electric flashlight. Cargo intact, including motion picture films for a New York theater.
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Piloin
Andrchers
Granam
Lim
New Meadows
Hell
Ano
Mall Okeh
Mall
Port Office
New York
Los Angeles
Graham
Virgin River
Zion
Southern Cross lands in Newfoundland after fogbound Atlantic flight
The Southern Cross, crew of four, landed undamaged at Harbor Grace Newfoundland after a perilous overwater leg from Ireland. Pilot Kingeford-Smith and crew faced fog and fuel limits, aiming to reach New York then San Francisco to complete a globe-spanning record flight.
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New Foundland
Harbor Grace
N. F
North Atlantic
Fon. m
B.S. T
New York
Port Marnock
Free State
Kingaford-Smith
Francisco
Baran
Toms
Atlantic
Nelay
Rum Trials Spark Idaho Self-Government Collapse in Wallace
In Wallace Idaho June 26 a meeting of county officials and Kellogg Mullan business leaders approved a resolution condemning recently convicted public officials tied to a rum rebellion. They called for a local self government system and urged a Spokane boycott, accusing four Spokane papers of biased reporting on North Idaho trials.
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Wallace
Idaho
Trate
Rhoshone County
Kellogg Y
Mullan
A.P. Hutton
Koberg
Mra
RH. Weniger
Merrick
Shorttanf
Imtosianta
Wallace Board of
Tratn
Reif
United States
Spokane
Clr
Vatican organ refuses to admit Pope Pius ill
Vatican City June 36 AP reports claim Pope Pius suffers illness yet Vatican Communique avoids denial. It notes the pontiff remained active and aside from minor fatigue shows no change in routine. Officials emphasize ceremonial duties continue normally and no operation is confirmed.
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Pope Pius
Vatican City
Ope
Pius
Wemt
Vatican
Pontitrad
Elhar
Two student flyers killed in Arizona crash
Nogales Arizona June 26 AP Johnny C Wilson of Los Angeles and Cleveland and Paul Whar lain student flyer of Normalon were killed today when their a maash ed mo ar, the Nogales
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Nogales
Ariz
Johnny C. Wilson
Tos Angeles
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul Wharlain
Nomalon
Amaahed Moar
Public land report outlines move to state control
President Hoover will receive a fall report from the commission on conservation and administration of the public domain. The 11 member group surveys land holdings as they consider turning over more than 2,000,000 acres to state management. A September or October meeting will draft the report for the president.
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Washington
Hoover
Commission On
Ciot
Pension bill doomed substitute to get by
Washington June 25 Congress readies to veto the Johnson veterans relief bill and enact substitute relief for World War I servicemen. The House will act first on the veto, with a two thirds majority needed to override. A substitute measure proposes $50 million in pensions the first year, rising thereafter, to cover all veterans. The Senate was to consider the substitute after referral to committee, with quick action anticipated.
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GEC
B. Dickson
Washington
Congress
Hoover
House
Nuick
Longworth
Frantic Chicago Hunt for Ex-Met Officer Moran Crime Link
Chicago authorities widen search for Frank Forter and ex-officer George Moran after a gun tied to the case is found. A newspaper report notes officers suspect the weapon was used in the crime and recovered near the scene.
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NEA
Chicago
Frank Forter
Menimant Oofvice
George
Bum
SREAT BATTLE FOUGHT IN CHINESE CIVIL WAR
Shanghai reports a major clash in the Chinese Civil War as northern rebels crossed the Yellow River and captured Tslnonti, capital of Shantung, while other fronts yielded claimed victories for the Nationalist government and hospital wards overflow with thousands wounded.
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Shanghai
Dung
Yellow River
Tslnonti
Shantung
China
Naonakat
Severa Torna Wera
Labor leaders bar critics over compensation vote
Great Falls July 25 AP Labor leaders push to discipline members opposing the state workmen compensation plan. Montana State Federation President James D. Graham leads a move to bar dissidents from federation posts for five years. The convention also backed a $3 million bond and tax support for education with Chancellor E A Traman urging state education funding.
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Jime
Organized
James D. Graham
Montana State Federation
Federa
Graham
Wa Élalmedanma
Bolivian Regiment Seizes Town Then Revolt Fails
An official communique from the Bolivian government says a regiment from Groupa attempted to seize the town of Ouro to spark a revolution but the move failed this morning. The soldiers are confined to quarters as the incident ends.
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Uapaz
Bolivia
Jana
Council of Ministers
Groupa
Ouro
Chicago Fire Destroys Airport Sheds in Early Morning Blaze
Fire at a municipal airport destroyed two sheds causing losses well over a million dollars. Debris and charred remains marked the scene as investigations linked the blaze to an explosion likely from static electricity. Universal and Stout airlines identified as main victims.
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Chicago
Muaicinal
Universal
Stout Airlines
Duef
Louis Levy Loses Consignment of Liquor in Hollywood
Hollywood ends with Louis Levy of New York City claiming a consignment of wine and champagne gone missing after delivery to a Hollywood residence. Prominent liquor promotion agents recovered suitcases but could not return the items, valued at about one thousand dollars, amid a dispute over ownership and delivery details.
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Hollywood
Cal
Louis Levy
New York City
Woenson
Louis P Levy
Navy Pact Delayed Likely Special Session Considered
Washington June 2 The Navy pact faces delays as reservations are urged for the London naval treaty debates The Senate may adjourn without final action leaving the pact and its provisions to a planned special session Critics warn of divisions over gun class limits eight and six inch cruisers and who may build them The administration hopes to defer major decisions until the special session if necessary while pressing legislative priorities.
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Washington
Dune
Chihuahuan Chief Flees to Juarez in Turbulent Day
Chaotic events unfold as Chihuahua Governor Almada and political rivals flee to Juarez after gun violence at the state palace in Chihuahua City. Police Chief Minengner and Deputies Bartinet, Jems Ratrada, and Walter were killed or wounded. Andrew Ortiz, a gubernatorial candidate, also evacuated from Chihuahua City to Juarez seeking safety and government contact in Mexico City.
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Chihualin City
Tumex
Mexico
Dad
Francisco Alivada
Rina
Concot
Anarer
Mesteo City
Warn
Fotlowarn
Manuel M. Printo
Chihuahua
Chihseham City
Fl Cortinental
Ananian Langvage
Thong
Hd Paper
Gabriel Minengner
State Polies
Carlos BartiNet
Manic
Jems Ratrada
Thomon Walter
Almada
Andrew Ortiz
Chihwehua City
Comipuertiona
Mexleo City
Mellon Opposes McFadden Plan to Prohibit German Reparations Purchases
Washington June 25 Serratory Mellon voiced unqualified opposition to the McFadden renolation to ban American banks from purchasing German reparations claims. He argued the measure is unnecessary in war and would interfere with private enterprise, not sound policy.
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Washington
McFadden
Serratory Mellon
Nnt
Polley
Townley Trails in Third District GOP Race in North Dakota
Fargo dispatch reports Townley founder of the Non Partisan League is running third in the Republican congressional nomination for the third district. Early returns show Gov. Shater leading the ticket two to one over rivals with 13 of 860 precincts tallied. Stocklatz holds about 95 percent of the vote in his race, while Hendrickson trails Townley and Sinclair is endorsed by the Non Partisan League.
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N. D
APJ
Townley
League
George F. Shater
Janes Fl
Stoclatz
Ocumbant
Stanla Hendrick Agy Hed
Sinclair
Non-Partiann League
Hendrickson
Veterat
Roctation
Jeague
Mountain States to Cooperate in Spotted Fever Fight
The Rocky Mountain states plan joint action to combat spotted fever. Health officials from Montana Idaho Oregon California and others attend a Western Public Health Association meeting in Salt Lake City to urge funding and federal collaboration. A committee is to craft a cooperative plan with state and federal governments. Continued on Page a.
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Tocky Mountain
Montana State Board OF Entomology
Salt Lake
Copawell
Sinter Board of Health
Medical
Stelnia
Rain Lake City
Washington
Hax
Helena
Xtme
Cromwell
Stain Hoard
Ara. Buller
Welena
RR. Cooley
Ongawall
Northwestern Members Fight To Halt Mergers In Congress
Northwest lawmakers pressed to block railroad consolidation as a House committee debated a substitute resolution. Northland representatives argued mergers threaten state interests, seeking a compromise that would delay action and require approval only when a holding company is involved. The mayhem of the reform fight split party lines with the Interstate Commerce Commission oversight at stake.
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Washington
Aec
Relinion
House
Interatata
Northwesterm
Alanauafac
Istestelange
Entitron
Repunlmn
Neethwen Troup
Mtd
Wuh Institute
Ranma Ménaiien
Senate
Hanford Woman Given Thirty Day Spanking Sentence
Hanford California on June 3 a local court sentenced a woman named Border to thirty days in jail following an incident in which a car collision with Merle Fitting led to Border pursuing and physically dragging another woman from a vehicle. The judge described the act as a shocking violation of public order and imposed the sentence.
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Hanford
Cal
API
John Border
Aieanad
Eday
Border
M Merle Fitting
San
Francie Border
Winarteat
Nhe
Juatiaa
Military Training Question Raised on Land Grant Colleges
Washington June 25 Attorney General Mitchell issued an opinion upholding a decision that land grant colleges may require or offer optional military education for students. The ruling supports the Disaster Secretary and aligns with university autonomy on military tactics instruction.
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Washington
Nittchell
Inez Lattons
Soneratory Wilbur
University of Wisconsin
Briand Seeks Peace With Italy in Paris Testimony
Paris January 25 Aristide Briand France's foreign minister told the personal foreign relations committee that the French government would do all possible to avoid any question or issue arising between France and Italy.
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Paris
Aristide Kiland
Furelan
Francs
Ohn Sonal Foreign Telations Committee
Franco
Tale
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