Slaying of Mexican Students Near Ardmore Audited
In Ardmore Oklahoma a preliminary hearing revealed details of the slayings of Emilio Cortez Rubio and Manuel Garcia Gomez. Salvador Cores Rubio testified the shooting occurred as Deputies Guess and Crosby confronted the youths after stopping near a soft drink stand. He described hearing two shots from the right side and later witnessing the wounded in the car, while noting he was not informed the officers were present. A diplomatic exchange followed with President Hoover ordering a two-minute investigation into the deaths, described as a distressing occurrence involving a Mexican cousin of the Mexican president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Jone
Emilio Cortez
Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Garcia Gomez
W. E. Guess
Ceci Crosby
Salvador Cores Rubio
Guess
Ahsy
Gomez
St. Benedict’s College
Atchison, Kas
Salvador
Crosby
Xelose
Emilio
Washington, Jime
Clark
Mexico City
State Department
Hoover
Oklahoma
Rubio Henee
No Move by England on War Debts Declared
London June 10 AP Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons the government has no present intention of calling a conference of powers to cancel war debts. He said England’s attitude toward war debts is well known and action toward mutual cancellation would not serve a useful purpose in current circumstances.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Briand Opposes New Conference on Germany War Debt
Paris June 10. French Premier Briand opposed an international conference to revise Germany's war reparations. He warned against reopening the issue after the Anglo-German conference last weekend. He noted the Young Plan is in force and warned France's foreign minister against being drawn into new talks. He favored cooperation for future France Germany welfare and cited Breslau demonstrations as a peace obstacle.
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Paris
Briand
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
France
Breslau
Funeral Services in Ardmore for Slain Youths
In Ardmore Gila June 10 AP reports funeral services held at St Mary's Church for Emile Cortes Rubio cousin of Mexican president Ortiz Rubio and his student companion Manuel Gracie Gomez, murdered by a Carter County deputy sheriff. County Attorney Murryvin Shilling and a special prosecutor prepared for the preliminary hearing of Deputies Guess and Crosby. The bodies were returned for the Mexico City burial after the service attended by hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Gela
Little Fame Catholic Church
Emile Cortes Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Gracie Gomez
Carter County
St. Mary's Church
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Southern Republic
Murryvin Shilling
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
W. £. Guess
Cecil Crosby
Mexico City
Kansas Farm Boy to Enter University after Pluto Discovery
Clyde Tombaugh 25, Kansas-born astronomer who discovered Pluto while at Lowell Observatory, will enter the University of Kansas as a freshman after earning the Edwin Emory Slosson Scholarship in Science. Self-taught, he grew from farm chores near Burdette to telescope work in Flagstaff and Lowell Observatory.
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Lawrence
Kas
Clyde Tomrbaugh
Kansas
Pluto
Royal Astronomical Society of Great Britain
Tombaugh
University of Kansas
Edwin Emory Slosson
Init
Wilson Observatory
Pasadena
Cal
Burdette
Flagastaff
Relentless logic urged for ideas despite consequences
Dr. Herbert A. Miller, recently dismissed sociology professor from Ohio State University, told a Cleveland audience that universities must pursue ideas with relentless logic regardless of consequences. He defended scholarly honesty and warned that curbing inquiry could incite future violence as society seeks necessary readjustments. He cited his Bombay speech defending Gandhi and contested teaching on racial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Herbert A. Miller
Ohio State University
Miller
Richfield Oil Company investigation ends eight months
Los Angeles report to District Attorney Baron Fitts details a deficit of 34.2 million dollars from alleged mismanagement at Richfield Oil Company of California and Richfield Company. The eight month probe names four officers, including ex president G C M Fuller, for allegedly unauthorized expenses and related payments.
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Los Angeles
Raymond L. Haight
State Commissioner of Corporations
Richfield Ol Company
California
Richfield Company
Haight
Baron Fitts
Richfield
GC. M. Fuller
Richfield Oil Company of
J. A. Talbot
BR. W. MaKee
A. M. Kelly
Fuller
Tulvat
Brother of Buddy Rogers Marries in St Louis
Ed Rogers brother of actor Charles Buddy Rogers wed Miss Mara jen Stevick in St Louis. Stevick, daughter of M. V. Stevick Champaign Ill owner of a newspaper chain in Texas and Arkansas, met Ed in Kansas City and Chicago where Buddy Rogers was appearing. The couple were reportedly together at a party in Hollywood earlier.
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Clathe
Kas
St. Louis
Ed Rogers
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
Marajen Stevick
M. V. Stevick
Champaign
Ill
Tenois
Texas
Arkansas
Young Rogers
B. H. Rogers
Olathe Mirror
Brute
Olathe
Hollywood
Bruce Rogers
Miss Stevich
Soother
A. I. Moll
Miss Slevich
Kansas City
Buddy Rogers
Sherman Hotel
Chicago
Chicago Civic Bills Mount As Tax Delays Grow
Chicago’s financial troubles worsen from tax reflection delays for 1999 and 1920 errors, with county board failure to pay hospital nurses pushing unpaid public employees beyond 19,502 and past due salaries to 5,195,000. Officials estimate total government arrears near 88,489,100, of which 8,000,000 tied to judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kentucky murder chase grips Magoffin County
Salyersville Magoffin County officers reported the slaying of David Wireman 48 near his millet field as part of a revenge feud tied to the search for Frank Johnson. Bloodhounds from Lexington led a mountain pursuit after a guide Brack Pinks was killed. Johnson had returned to the county on an old murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salyersville
Frank Johnson
Matoffin County
David Wireman
Wireman
Lexington
Brack Pinks
Johnson
Magoffin County
Audi Dsorheter
Robert J. Gillespie
Iotas
Freeman Daughter Elected President of AMA Auxiliary
Mrs Walter Jackson Freeman of Philadelphia was chosen president of the Eads Auxiliary of the Medical Association. Daughter of Dr Wi Keen, widow of a professor emeritus, she has two sons who are doctors. She will assume office next year amid other officers including Mrs Arthur B McGlethian of St Joseph Missouri.
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Philadelphia
Walter Jackson Freeman
American Medical Association
Freeman
Wi. W. Keen
Philadelphia Polyclinic
Norian Freeman
British Player Tops French Open Leaderboard
Aubrey Boomer of the St. Cloud Club France fired a final round 67 to finish with a 72 hole total of 291 at the French Open in Deauville. Percy Alliss, of the Berlin Club, shot 74 to total 292 and move into second place ahead of Argentina’s Open champion Tomas Genta, who led after three rounds but slipped to a one stroke behind Alliss.
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Deauville
France
Aubrey Boomer
St. Cloud Club
Percy Alliss
Berlin
Tomas Genta
Argentina
Alliss
Protest over slaying of two Mexican youths in Ardmore
Mexican students in Mexico City prepare a protest after the fatal attack on Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez in Ardmore Ola. They plan to send details to the Pecoration of Students in New York as El Nacional and La Vrensa spar over US justice and publicity.
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Mexico City
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Gomez
Ardmore
Ola
New York
Wa Presna Gays
Ehogwil
EL Nacional
United States
la Vrensa
American Mayors Are Fed Too Much Tours
June 10 AP report notes touring American mayors enjoyed a four seven course luncheon and a welcome from Mayor Molin of Tours. Mayors Daniel W Hoan of Milwaukee and others attended Rotary Club visits while several peers were absent.
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Tours
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Molin
Touraine
Rotary Club
George L. Baker
Portland
Oregon
Victor J. Milley
St. Louis
Richard L. Metcalfe
Omaha
Nebraska
James Kleviee
Atlanta
Georgia
Frederick W. Donnelly
Trenton
New Jersey
Oklahoma Polo Team Enters Winter Championship
Oklahoma university polo team arrives for the winter collegiate polo championships at Rockway Hunt Club, starting Saturday. The squad includes seven players Clyde J. Watts J. B. McKinley Joe Chastian Joe Barnhill Kenneth Anderson Robert J. Hart and William Symone. McKinley and Barnhill carry three goal ratings while the others are rated at two goals.
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New York
Oklahoma University
Mallets
Rockway Hunt Club
Westerners
Erst
Clyde J. Watts
J. B. McKinley
Joe Chastian
Joe Barnhill
Kenneth Anderson
Robert J. Hart
Wiliam Symone
United States Polo Association
McKinley and
Barnhill
Two Men Wounded On Way To Mine
Three men were shot and wounded slightly by deputy sheriffs escorting a truckload of workers to the Kinlock mine of Valley Campa Coal Company. Walter Galbaski, 41, was hit in the leg Andrew Janis in the right hand and Martin Savo, 41, in the chest. Deputies used sawed off shotguns as strikers stoned the track and forced it from the road during a strike disturbance at Westland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kinlock
Valley Campa Coal Company
Walter Galbaski
Andrew Janis
Martin Savo
Toa
New Kensington
Westland
Arrest Three for Sedalia Robberies
Kansas City June 11 AP Three youths named George Richardson 21 J R Parsley 21 and Dixie Saunders 23 were held for investigation over several Sedalia Missouri clothing store robberies in their apartment police found ammunition A sawed off shotgun at Treast Lake and a revolver in a drugstore report
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Kansas City
George Richardson
J. R. Parsley
Dixie Saunders
Sedalia
Treast Lake
Einstein Proposes Expanded Universe Theory
Berlin June 19 AP Professor Albert Einstein submits a treatise to the Prussian Academy of Sciences arguing for an expanding universe where masses move outward. He claims confirmation from Dr Edwin Hubble's spiral nebulae observations from Mt Wilson Observatory and extends his unified theory linking electric and gravitational phenomena.
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Berlin
Apri
Albert Einstein
Prussian Academy of Sciences
Edwin Hubbell
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Pasadena
Einstein
Demonstrators clash with Bruening entourage in Germany
In Bremerhaven on June 10, opponents of Chancellor Bruening confronted his arrival with Julius Curtius. Police dispersed a shouting mob of National Socialists under a swastika banner, shouting down Bruening and Curtius as they walked past.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Bruening
Ter
Julius Curthus
England
Curtius
Vatican protests over Mussolini reply on Catholic youth clubs
Rome reports Premier Mussolini’s answer to Vatican protest notes on Catholic youth clubs and violence by Fascist students. Government defends closing Catholic action groups as violating the Lateran Treaty, pledges punishment for culprits, and accuses Vatican followers of encroaching on Fascist affairs.
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Rome
Mussolini
Vatican
Catholic Action Society
Pope Urges Prayers as Negotiations On Concordat Resume
The Vatican reaction follows a diplomat's note about manifestations and government functions being intruded upon by a foreign power. The Pope told Roman pilgrims to pray for Italy as hopes rise that negotiations toward a working compromise will boost treaty reinterpretation. Both sides seek agreement despite anticipated difficulty.
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Italy
Northwestern Trust Bank Sits Closed Amid Runs
In Chicago the Northwestern Trust and Savings Bank did not open due to heavy withdrawals. Deposits were 14.6 million as of March 25, with Foreman State National affiliates totaling 200.006 million absorbed by First National Bank. Other Foreman affiliates and two more banks closed as mergers reshaped the Chicago banking scene.
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Chicago
Northwestern Trust and Savings Bank
Northwest
Foreman State National Group
First National Bank
Foreman
Northwestern State Bank
Lincoln State Bank
Algo
Meassares
Foremott Bank
First National
National Bank of the Republic
Central Trust Company
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chloe E. Wilson
Box ‘32
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Pinkham
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Duge
Fope
Pius
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