Murder charges filed against Oklahoma deputies in slaying of Mexican youths
Ardmore Oklahoma June 8 AP murder charges were brought against Deputy Sheriffs William Guess and Dell Crosby for the slaying of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez, young relatives of the Mexican president. Governor Murray and Mexican consul Valdez urged a full investigation. A preliminary examination was set before County Judge Charles N Champion as the case moves quickly to trial.
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Ardmore
Okla
Wiliam Guess
Dell Crosby
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Mexico
Marvin Shilling
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Senor H Valdez
Oklahoma City
Schilling
Oklahoma killings prompt full probe ordered
The opening of criminal trials scheduled for June 22 is noted as Senor Valdez represents his government. Governor Murray ordered a complete investigation into the Ardmore shooting of Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez with state support for eventual Mexican repatriation. President Hoover expressed regret and sympathy, while Mexico fears anti American sentiment as bodies are prepared for shipment.
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Senor Valdez
Shilling
Murray
Add
Washington
Oklahoma
Stimson
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Gomez
Ardmore
Okla
Clark
Mexico City
Goveror Murray
Mexico
Ortiz Rubio
Morelia
Diver Rescues Body of Drowned Boy
In St Louis AP report diver recovered the body of 12 year old John Pike from sixty feet of water in an abandoned quarry. The drowning occurred late yesterday as a crowd of local youths fled the scene after the incident.
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ST. Louis
Julie B
John Pike
Poseidon Dies After Collision Near Weihaiwei
British submarine Poseidon, one of the fleet’s largest, sank after a collision near Weihaiwei on the Shantung peninsula. Five officers and 20 men were saved. 18 men remain missing. The collision occurred 21 miles north of Weihaiwei as other vessels including Berwick, Cumberland, and Hermes rushed to the scene. Poseidon, launched at Barrow on June 21, 1932, was 260 feet long with a 28 foot beam and armed with 4 inch guns and eight 21 inch torpedo tubes.
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London
Admiralty
Weihaiwei
Shantung Peninsula
China
Berwick
Cumberland
Barrow
England
Rental profits cloud Grank Empratic case on interest requests
Forensic notes recount Grank Empratic in a rental matter where depositories failed to pay proper interest. Tudor accepted full responsibility for record errors after a conference with the governor. Brunk testified the treasurer refused to provide more state deposits without security and denied offering favors to Aurora bank officials. Adams allegedly sought £20,000 without security, raising Brunk’s suspicions.
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Brunk
William H. Norwine
Pierre Chateau
St Louis
Shartel
Borwine
Norwine
Treasury
Missouri
First National Bank
Commerce Trust Co
Kansas City
House
J. Kenneth Edlin
Chicago
Aurora
Maiden
Capitol
Tudor
Madden
Aurora Bank
Adams
Twelve Chicago Banks Closed Amid Loop Broker Collapse
Twelve South Side banks, all in the John Bain group, closed today. They held deposits totaling about 15.92 million and assets around 21 million under Bain, a south side lender and stockholder in each bank. Banks listed include Armitage State, Auburn Park Trust and Savings, Brainerd State, Bryn Mawr State, Chatham State, Chicago Lawn State, Elston State, The Ridge State, Stony Island State Savings, West Englewood Trust and Savings, West Highland State, and West Lawn Trust and Savings.
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Chicago
South Side
John Bain Group
Bain
Southside
Republican
Memer
South Park Board
Armitage State
Auburn Park
Trust and Savings
Brainerd State
Bryn Mawr
Booze Runner Shot by Federal Agents near Lake
Donald Tremont, 30, was killed near Perci Lake after a several mile chase by United States customs inspectors. Tremont's car carried liquor and, after abandoning the vehicle, he ran 500 yards before being shot. Inspectors Harold Markham and Pearl Leavy reported watching for the car from Fisher's Head.
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Watertown
Donald Tremont
Perci Lake
United States Customs
Harold Markham
Pearl Leavy
Fisher
Tremont
Orange works of science revealed in 1931 materials advance
The Associated Press reports bold chemical progress shaping architecture and industry. Stainless steels enhance skyscraper design. silicon T-beams reduce weight. new concretes, cements, gypsum, and paints emerge. Glass partitions rise, plastics expand, and synthetic resins power furniture, panels, and doors. Rubber, petroleum chemistry, and synthetic alcohols promise new fuels and solvents.
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Associated Press
Boston
Chrysler
Walt
State seeks death for St. Joseph slayer
Frank Kirtley, prosecuting attorney, said he would seek the death penalty for Michael Burke, 16, in the murder of John Fisher. Burke was found sane by defense alienists, and closing arguments were to finish so the jury could retire by 3 p.m. Burke allegedly confessed to slaying Fisher during a holdup and also admitted killing John Brown, a former constable, according to the defense.
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BT. Joseph
Frank Kirtley
Michael Burke
John Fisher
Readbtal
Burke
Fisher
John Brown
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