Plane Identified in Western Wilds Mystery
Discovery of Maurice Graham’s wrecked mail plane near Utah follows a search by Ward Mortenson and Elan James Carson. Unopened mail pouch, still locked, and a worn cockpit device bearing Graham’s name found at the scene. Plane broken, storm blamed for disappearance during a Cedar City bound blizzard.
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Geles
Intaln Wilds
Western
Air Express
Maurice Air Mail
Usaf
Graham
Los Anot Lake City
Hear
Utah
Rds
Ward Mortenson
Elan
James Carson
West
Maurice Graham
Cedar City
Orm
Enm
Man Shot During Holdup In Lytheville Improves
A man shot in a holdup in Lytheville Sunday night showed slight improvement by Wednesday as doctors treated abdominal wounds. Police have not released further details on the assault or suspect.
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Lytheville
Wife of Patmos Merchant Dies in Arkansas
Al Held today for life of Patmos Merchant W. L. Wilson, 71, wife of merchant, died at Patmos at 8:20 this morning. Wilson was born in Tennessee and came to Arkansas in 1920. Survived by husband, two sons R. L. Wilson and O. Wilson, a daughter Mrs. Edwards of Hartman. Services and interment held this afternoon at Pottery, conducted by John G. in this city.
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Patmos
Wilson
Tennid
Arkansas
R. L
London Paper Reports Texas Governor on Sherman Lynching
London Standard published a long Atlantic call with Governor Dan Moody describing a Sherman lynching of a black man. Critics allege the reporter altered Moody's words, noting Moody did not use the term bashed and Wisconsin-like slang in his account.
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London
Texas
Marlen Pew
London Standard
Atlantic
Dan Moody
Shermann
Standard
America
Q Ocean
Evening Standard
Sherman
Ocean
Austin
Texas State
Waal
Na'ional Guard
Ing Standard
Gov. Moody
Moody
Virginia City Hopes For Revival of Gold Mining
Virginia CityMont June 24 UPI History may repeat in Alder Gulch southwestern Montana if plans materialize. A California company reportedly holds leases and bonds on all properties. The Virginia City establisher Sandersien says the plan is to locate the source of placer and quartz deposits that yielded 250000000 in gold bullion in early days. The Alder Gulch, famed and populous in the 1860s 70s and 80s, may rise again toward former glory.
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Virginia City
Mont
UPI
Montana
California
Sandersien
E. Castle
Virginia City Company
Alder Gulch
Southern Cross Near End of Trip
New York June 26 Aboard the Southern Cross the flight crew led by Captain Charles Kingsford Smith passed Halifax at 11 am EST after six hours fifty nine minutes of flight covering 550 miles. The plane is expected to land in New York this afternoon and Kingsford Smith plans a brief stop before continuing to San Francisco completing an around the world flight by crossing the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
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New York
New Foundland
Charles’ Kingsford-Smith
Halifax
Kingsford-Smith
San Francisco
Pacific
Atlantic
Chicago youth held as suspect in Queens killer case
A Chicago youth, Clarence James Fratt, 2, was arrested in Riverside Park on June 2 as a suspect in the Queens mad killer slayings. A code fragment 3X was found on him, matching the killer's letters to newspapers. He admitted drafting a letter but claimed it challenged the slayer to decipher it. Bail set at $2500. many suspects have been questioned and released. Police, detectives, and a large force continue the nationwide hunt.
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New York
Chicago
Queens
Clarence James Fratt
Pratt
Riverside Park
Leode Messigt
Long Island
Lingle and ex police chief tied to market account
State investigators disclosed Alfred J. Lingle Chicago Tribune reporter and former Police Commissioner William Russell shared a joint stock market account once totaling about 100000 dollars. Russell admitted the partnership as questions rose, saying they never engaged in illegal dealings, only playing the Parker together. Investigators seek to trace deposits and withdrawals dating from the years after Lingle’s death, while Swanson stated the money was moved into paper profits and may shed light on the murder case.
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Cincago
Uat
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Sluin
William Russel
Russell
Lingle
Patrick Roche
Linaleaver
Gingle
Parker
Attorne
Charles PL Rathburn
The
Tribune Jliw Firte
Lin+cide
Heath
Tam
Rathburn
Chisuga
Gange
the Tribune
Chicago
Fran
John A. Swanson
Lingic Killing Probe Aims to Uncover Motive Clues
Investigators examine statements and records in an effort to determine if any evidence sheds light on Lingic's motive and the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident. authorities pursue leads and analyze potential connections, with officials saying no detail is too small in the ongoing inquiry.
Child Crushed Fatally Between Car and House
Doris May Hester, 1 year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Hester, died instantly in Tyler Texas on Tuesday when the car rolled down an incline and pinning her against the front porch of the home in the Dean community seven miles southwest of Tyler.
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Tyler
Texas
Doris May Hester
W. F. Hester
Dean Community
Here
Cotton crop proceeds turned in to treasury at hospital
D L Paisley, steward of the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases in Little Rock, paid $1,825.98 into the state treasury on June 2 representing the balance from the 1929 cotton crop sale at the State Hospital Dairy farm. The funds were credited to the charities fund, the hospital’s upkeep. The grand jury had earlier criticized handling of cotton proceeds as a cash account and questioned state funds used for hospital supplies.
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Little Rock
D. L. Paisley
Siffte Hospital
State
State Hospital
Charities Fund
Pulaski County
Safes Blown Up in Test at New Proving Ground
The Underwriters Laboratories announces a new health proof test for safes at an abandoned Lamont quarry. A cliffed rock barrier shields the site as safes are wrecked with torches and drills to determine burglary resistance. Nitroglycerine is produced in a lab to power a controlled blast on cold rolled steel shafting for test data.
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New York
Underwriters Laboratories
Lamont
Patrolman Wounded in Rum Runner Battle at Rio Grande
LAREDO Texas June 2 Ambushed in chaparral brush along the Rio Grande border patrolman Robert W Kelsey was critically wounded by liquor smugglers early Wednesday A blood trail 20 feet to the river suggested Kelsey was injured and may have fallen into the water fellow patrolmen believed the wounded man died of his injuries
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Laredo
Texas
Rio Grande
Robert W. Kelsey
United States
Kelsey
June Toilet Goods Sale Cuts Prices at Hope Store
The annual June toilet goods sale at Hope promises substantial savings on many items. Readers can save about one third on products including Cara Nome theatrical cold cream Arbutus Vanishing Cream Shari Perfume powder and cream Jontee Vanishing Cream Lemon Cocoa Butter Cold Cream and Klenza Cocoanut Shampoo among others. Ad by Gibson Drug Co.
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John
Gibson Drug Co
Galveston Plans Two Day Fourth of July Celebration
Galveston officials unveil an elaborate two day Fourth of July celebration drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors. The U S Navy will send destroyer Hatfield for a four day visit to showcase naval craft. Shrine Temple opens with a sunrise flag raising and parade as water sports and diving contests draw entrants from Dallas and Houston. Fireworks over the Gulf cap the event in a patriotic display.
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Galveston
Texas
Galveston Beach ,Association
Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Navy
Hatfield
Uncle Sun
E Mine Shrine Temple
Menorth Park
Boulevard Beach
Shrine Temple
Gwalveston
Galveston Outbound
Dallas
Houston
Gulf
Galveston Beach Association
Torch Death Mystery Probe Swears Warrant for Conspiracy
A warrant charging conspiracy to commit murder names Harald Tr. Sehroeder as the prime suspect in an Indianapolis crash on May 3. Sehroeder allegedly hid in Mobile after admitting he set fire to a car carrying an unidentified hitchhiker’s body to avoid blame.
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Avis
Gals
Harald Tr
Sehroeder
Shove
Indianapolis
Mobile
Icelanders celebrate anniversary in Icelandic republic history
Eight states restrict auto guests from suing owners in case of unavoidable accidents. Arkansas records its first woman speaker Miss Mary Sue Moon ey of Arkadelphia at Smiackover. Missouri building and loan associations report assets over 200 million dollars. Judge J B Robinson of Marysville, Kansas, was called four times in May to perform marriages.
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Arkansas
Mary Sue Mooney
Arkadelphia
Smiackover
J. B. Robinson
Marysville
Kan
Walnut Ridge approves water works sale to private company
In Walnut Ridge on June 3 taxpayers met as city officials discussed selling the water works. Negotiations involving the City Council and the Municipal Te AKtidles company of Kany sought to buy the plant at an agreed price. The proposal received an overwhelming majority of support.
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Walnut
Walnut Ridge
Juin
City Water Works
Municipar Te and Aktidles Company of
Kany
Apprat
Local business shifts and court notices appear in town
Clyde Toland resigns from Patterson's Crocs to join Garland Darwin cash and carry. Moses Monroe Second ant Gorham Gosnell's men’s store receives updates. Court actions against R S Thomas require appearance by dates. library fund drive surpasses half of 1 million for county libraries. Oklahoma City hospital relocation due to noise complaints.
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Clyde Toland
Patterson
Garland Darwin
Moses & Monroe
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