Spanish Plane May Be Down On Atlantic Seaboard
Spanish American fliers may be over Mexico City as public mass plans unfold with renewed church reopenings. Mexico City’s Our Lady of Guadalupe shrine draws pilgrimages, while plans emphasize inventory and reopening of churches amid post surrender conditions.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Exico
Mexico City
Nestra Senora de la Guadalupe
Mexico
Pascual Diaz
Chbishop
Ruadalupe
Mexica National
Trade shifts push wool duties and farm import taxes
Washington reports Senate subcommittee hearing on tariffs. F J Hagenbarth urges higher raw wool and wool waste duties to protect Virgin wool production. John E Snyder opposes almond duties. James S Murphy presses mustard seed duty on free list. Glassware groups seek higher duties to aid domestic makers. Chester Gray backs tax on Philippine agricultural imports.
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Washington
Senate
F. J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
National Wool Growers Association
John E. Snyder
Hersey Chocolate Corporation
Hersey
Subcommittee On Agriculture Schedules
James S. Murphy
Boston
American Spice Association
Thomas W. McCreary
Monaca
Illuminating Glassware
W. A. Leach
Baltimore
Glass Containers Association
Cuba
Chester Gray
American Farm Bureau Federation
Philippine Islands
Flare sighting 400 miles south of Cape Race fuels cross Atlantic speculation
A steamship report of a flare seen 400 miles south of Cape Race Newfoundland, likely from a Dornier seaplane, prompts discussion of Spanish trans Atlantic flight plans. The sighting occurs as Major Ramon Franco and companions attempt a New York crossing, with search efforts by Spanish destroyers continuing.
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Los Alcazares
Spain
Washington
Ramon Franco
Atlantic
Franco
South America
Ruiz de Alda
Gallarza
Cape Race
New York
Newfoundland
Azores
Halifax
East Atlantic
Major Franco
Alcazares
Cartagena
Madrid
Hoover Returns From Virginia Fishing Preserve
President Hoover returns to Washington from a two day weekend at a Blue Ridge fishing camp arriving at the White House shortly before 7 pm. The trip included a rough 10 mile mountain road due to last night rains and Hoover’s party featured Secretary Hyde and writer Mark Sullivan. The group fished Saturday and rested Sunday with communications disrupted by electrical storms.
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Washington
Blue Ridge Mountains
Hoover
White House
Doubletop Mountain
Mr. Hoover
Crigersville
Hyde
Mark Sullivan
Gibson In London
American ambassador Hugh S. Gibson arrived in London from Brussels as head of the American delegation to the 1927 naval disarmament conference.
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Gibson
London
Hugh S. Gibson
Belgium
Brussels
Two Gangsters Slain In Hotel Brawl Between Cronies
In Kansas City a midnight gun battle among five men outside a fashionable hotel left two dead and a third wounded in the back. Ben Barretti and Arthur Hartman died. Kearns Pumpsey was shot and is expected to recover. The group had been quarreling over a revolver when a clash broke out.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ben Barretti
Fred Roberts
Arthur Hartman
Kearns Pumpsey
Kearns Humphrey
Hartman
Pumpsey
Barretti
Big Tim’’ Murphy
Cal
Cameron's Friends to Petition for His Parole
Friends of John Cameron, a formerly wealthy Hoke County man who served a 20 year second degree murder sentence after being recaptured, will appear before Judge N A Townsend to request parole. Cameron, once a Sylacauga Alabama prominent citizen in lumber and turpentine, was returned from Alabama in late 1914 after escaping prison 14 years earlier.
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Raleigh
John Cameron
Hoke County
State
N. A. Townsend
Townsend
Cameron
Sylacauga
Ala
Snook enters not guilty plea in Hix murder case
Dr James H Snook dismissed university professor and confessed slayer of Theora Hix pleads not guilty to first degree murder at arraignment in Columbus Ohio Judge Robert P Duncan sets July 22 for trial after defense objects on prep time Prosecutor John J Chester Jr E O Rocketts is one of Snook's attorneys contesting readiness.
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snook
Theora Hix
John J. Chester Jr
Robert P. Duncan
E. O. Rocketts
Snook
Church Near Golf Links Holds Special Services
The Presbyterian church at Itasna Du Page county near Chicago offers Sunday services so caddies and golfers can attend without conflict. A caddie Sunday school runs during the golfing season starting at 7:30 a.m., with golfer services at 8:00 a.m. Parking for golf equipment is provided in an anteroom, announced by Rev. Lester E. Bond.
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Church Near
Golf Links
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Itasna du Page County
Lester E. Bond
Senator Willie Person Falls Ill With Paralysis Stroke
Raleigh dispatch reports Senator Willie M. Person of Franklin County suffered a stroke of paralysis in his hotel last night. His condition was described as slightly better today with the left side affected.
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Raleigh
Willie M. Person
Franklin County
Missouri Lutheran Synod approves Concordia College building funds
The 34th triennial convention in River Forest Illinois approved a 195600 dollar appropriation for a new building at Concordia College Conover North Carolina. The action was announced during the Missouri Lutheran Synod gathering.
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Conover
River Forest
Iil
Concordia College
N. C
Missouri Lutheran Synod
Good and Adams Seek to Resume Army Navy Football Talks
Secretary Good announced negotiations with Secretary Adams to resume football relations between West Point and Annapolis. He asked the general staff for full details on the eligibility rule that caused the disruption, noting schedules are set and any potential game would fall outside current plans.
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Good
Adams
Washington
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Minister and 20 Held for Violation of Prohibition Laws
In Arkansas on June 24 a minister Rev. M. M. Mc Entire and twenty others were released on bonds under $1,000 each after a weekend raid by federal agents in Boone Surry and Newton counties. They face charges of possessing selling and transporting liquor. The minister, long known in the Baptist church as the marrying parson of Searcy county, is among those awaiting trial.
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Harrison, Ark
Liberty
Boone
Surey
Newton
M. M. McEntire
Baptist
Searcy County
Slayer of landlord to remain jailed until fall term
Dever Ward 26 who confessed to the slaying of Ralph Eggers, his landlord, in a drunken brawl near Monroe North Carolina, will stay in Watauga county jail until the fall term of superior court after waiving examination at a preliminary hearing.
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Monroe
N. C
Dever Ward
Ralph Eggers
Watauga County
Superior Court
E. H. Hahn
Ward
Tunney paid 35000 to drop claim in fogarty suit
Bridgeport Conn June 24 AP James J Gene Tunney retired heavyweight champion of the world denied he asked Mrs Katherine King Fogarty to marry him but said he paid her more than 35000 to relinquish all claims on him The answer filed by Homer S Cummings Stamford Conn attorney said Fogarty tried to exploit the acquaintance for notoriety and money and asked to restrain further suits It also noted Tunney paid considerations to protect Rickard and the boxing clubs from losses in future fights
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New Haven
Conn
Douglas C. MacIntosh
Dwight
Yale Divinity School
United States
Warren F. Burroughs
MacIntosh
Burrows
Judge Burrows
Charles E. Clark
Yale Law School
Canada
Dean Clark
Professor MacIntosh
Bridgeport
James J
Gene) Tunney
Katherine King Fogarty
Fort Worth
Texas
New York City
Homer S. Cummings
Stamford
Connecticut
Hawks Set for Transcontinental One Stop Record Attempt
Captain Frank Hawks launched from Metropolitan Airport at 1 a.m. for a New York round trip with plans to reach Parks Field by afternoon and Roosevelt Field by night. He aims to beat the 24 hour east west record, refuel in East St. Louis, install radio weather gear in New York, and return to Los Angeles within 18 to 16 hours for the westward and eastward hops. Hawks already holds the west east non stop record at 18 hours 21 minutes 59 seconds.
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Metropolitan Airport
Los Angeles
Frank Hawks
New York City
New York
Clasen
Hawks
Parks Field
East St. Louis
Ill
Rotarians of District to Meet at Sedgefield
Winston Salem June 24 Rotarians of the 57th district will assemble at Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro July 16 and 17. District Governor Henry R Dwirée calls presidents and secretaries from 51 clubs to attend the district assembly and discuss the program for the year outlined by the Dallas international assembly.
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Winston-Salem
Sedgefield Inn
Greensboro
Henry R. Dwirée
Dallas
Electrical Storm Drowns Six In Montreal Outbreak
A severe electrical storm across Montreal and suburbs caused six deaths and millions in property damage. Drowned were Mabel Price and sister Gertrude, plus Madeline Foy near Montreal. two men died at St Anne de Vaudreuil and another at Missisquoi Bay. Scarred Heart convent fire at Sault au Recollec caused about 1 million in losses. Wires were down and distant districts cut off.
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Montreal
Mabel Price
MacDonalds College
Gertrude
Madeline Foy
Gertrude Price
North Carolina
St. Anne de Vaudreuil
Missisquoi Bay
Sault Au Recollers
Dawes Denies Serving Intoxicants at London Home
London reports quote Ambassador Dawes saying he never served alcohol in his Washington home or earlier, and sees no reason to change his practice in London. The note clarifies rumors of hosting alcohol at his London residence.
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Dawes
London
Ambassador Dawes
Washington
Freddie Willey Denied Executive Clemency
Governor Gardner announced he would not interfere in the execution of Freddie Willey an 18 year old Randolph man convicted of assaulting a white woman. Willey is to be executed Friday June 28 under the sentence imposed.
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Raleigh
Gardner
Freddie Willey
Randolph Negro
Funeral for Bramwell Booth Draws London Crowds
Tens of thousands of Londoners lined the streets as the funeral procession carried Bramwell Booth, former Salvation Army commander, from Salvation Army headquarters to Abney Park cemetery. The cortege followed the path taken by his father in 1912 with the casket draped in Army flags and a shield naming Booth born 1856 died 1929.
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London
William Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Abney Park Cemetery
General William Booth
Queen Victoria Street
Bramwell Booth
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Count Westarp
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Virginia
Michael Kissange
Max Silverstein
Galveston
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