Mine owner Marin kills two lawyers in El Paso office
Jose Marin, 67, a Spanish mine owner, shot Frank Lyons 44 and Herbert Oppenheimer 37 in a El Paso office. Marin, arrested after calmly waiting for police, claimed the lawyers swindled him of 250000 and harassed him for years. He said he acted in self defense.
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United Press
EL Paso
Tex
Jose Marin
Texas
Marin
Frank Lyons
Herbert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Lyons
Sawyers
Mexico
Castilian
Portes Gil Seeks Rail Peace by Job Pledges
In Mexico City President Emilio Portes Gil intervenes in a 200 member railway strike. he aims to calm tensions by offering immediate employment as vacancies arise after the Supreme Court ruled the 1926 railway strike illegal. Strikers, fasting in the court, agreed to end their protest pending union approval.
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Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Mexican Supreme Court
Torres Gil
Supreme Court
Virginia to test 6 0 P rule in South
Virginia, a bolting Democratic state since 1928, faces a fall election from Governor down as it becomes a battleground for the Hoover era in the South. Bishop James Cannon Jr. urges anti Smith Democrats to refuse Democratic leadership and stay in the fight over prohibition.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Virginia
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
James Cannon Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Cannon
J. C. Moss
L. F. Powell
National Democratic Party
Marriage Rumors Hit Baldwin Family In Paris
Mrs. Anita Baldwin denied rumors of divorce talks involving her son Baldwin and his wife. She said Suzanne Lenglen had no role in the family dispute and that any divorce would occur in California, not France.
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Baldwin
United Press
Paris
Anita Baldwin
Lucky" Baldwin
Baldwin Baldwin
Angell and Anderson Suggested for Republican Governor Nomination
Roanoke State Chairman Robert Angell and Henry W. Anderson of the Hoover law enforcement commission are being proposed as candidates for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Their names appear in party discussions outlining potential policymakers and party leadership.
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Robert Angell
Roanoke
Henry W. Anderson
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Guardsmen Learn Patriotic Singing In Lowell
Massachusetts Guard soldiers attend weekly singing lessons endorsed by Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers. Rehearsals are conducted by Mrs. Frederick Bond, daughter of Lowell Public Schools first music master, highlighting a civic morale effort in Lowell.
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United Press
Lowell
Mass
Edith Nourse Rogers
National
Frederick Bond
Lowell Public
Virginia anti Smith Democrats to meet in Roanoke
The Indianapolis Times reports anti Smith Democrats in Virginia plan a June 18 Roanoke meeting to nominate a state officer. They oppose Alfred E Smith and favor a candidate beyond three regular Democrats Pollard Mapp and Page. Republicans seek support from anti Smith Democrats amid political silence.
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Virginia
Roanoke
Alfred E. Smith
John G. Pollard
G. Walter Mapp
Rosewell Page
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Wilson
Lenglin
Baldwin
France
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