Police Hunt Backer Who Hired Marlow Killers In New York
New York police seek the person who hired the killers of Frank Marlow owner of a Flushing club. Two gunmen remain in custody as witnesses. police report tracking a third suspect. Promoter Humbert J. Fugazy testified near the scene and named witnesses including Johnny Wilson and others as held on $50,000 bail. The case ties to an Elizabeth, New Jersey, 1926 murder charge against another suspect.
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New York
Humbert J. Fugazy
Police
Frank Marlow
Fugazy
Whalen
Marlow
Flushing
Queens
Johnny Wilson
Mary
Wilson
Mickey” Seidan
al Seigal
Edward I
Boston Louie
Daniel Crosso
Nicholas McDermitt
Grosso
Elizabeth N. J
Bomb Explodes Wrecking Los Angeles Grain Exchange Offices
A bomb blast before 8 am wrecked the Los Angeles grain exchange offices on the fifth floor of the I. W. Hellman building at Sixth and Spring. The blast shattered offices, blew furniture apart, and plastered walls. Two other bombs were found, ignited but failed to explode. officials questioned.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Grain Exchange
I. W. Hellman
Sixth and
Spring Streets
Financial District
Wan
Weather fair and warmer in Tennessee and Virginia
Tennessee and Virginia report fair conditions tonight with increasing clouds on Thursday. Temperatures rise slightly with Tennessee noting possible showers in the extreme southwest and Virginia expecting showers Thursday night or Friday as winds shift from north and northeast to southerly. The report compares to conditions from a year ago with prior high and low temperatures yesterday.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Engineers Consider Strike by Six Great Railroads
Chicago July 3 Loco motive engineers from six western railroads weigh a strike to press carriers to recognize an independent grievance agreement with their brotherhood. R K Edrington says votes already taken on Missouri Pacific Terminal Railroad Association St Louis Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific lines with others likely to join.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
International Brotherhood
R. K. Edrington
Brotherhood
Missouri Pacific
Terminal Railroad Association of
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Edrington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chicago Tribune Amphibian flies toward Berlin voyage
The Chicago Tribune amphibian Antin Bowler began its 1000 mile journey from Leake Michigan at 8 48 am heading toward Berlin with two pilots and Tribune aviation editor aboard. The flight planned stops include Milwaukee and Sault Ste. Marie with a large crowd watching as officials explained the ship’s name.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Leake Michigan
Berlin
Milwaukee
Europe
Robert H. Gast
Kentucky
Parker Cramer
Clarion
Robert Wood
The
Tribune
Hudson Bay
Lake
Gast
Cramer
the Tribune
Leif Ericson
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Rami Lake
Great Whale
Rupert House
Cape Chidley
Mt. Evans
Greenland
Reyjavik
Iceland
Angmasalik
Prince and Princess Enter Monastic Life Behind Church Cloisters
In Milan Italy a prince from Biscari Sicily and his wife chose lifelong cloistered life. The prince became Father Tenatius after ordination. his wife, Donna Angela Ateri, took the veil as Sister Maria of Jesus. They had been married over 20 years and now join Carmelite orders in Monza and Restococco. The ceremony featured vows, veils, and a coronation of roses.
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Milan
Italy
Paterno Castello
Biscari
Sicily
Tenatius
Donna Angela Ateri
Maria of Jesus
Carrobiclo di Monza
Restococco
Lodi
Fourth Fatalities Beginning Early Fourth Fatalities
New York on July third reports say a planned safe celebration turned tragic as a 10 year old girl Anns Voight died of wounds near the heart from an empty shell fired from a blank cartridge pistol. Two boys and two girls suffered severe burns from premature fireworks explosions.
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New
York
Metro- Politan
Pendenice
Nal
Anns
Voight
Officers Elected At National Education Association Meet
Atlanta July 3 The sixty seventh convention split its day between teachers problems and officers election Two women candidates for the presidency Miss E Ruth Pyrtle of Lincoln Nebraska and Miss Effie McGregor of Minneapolis spoke Pyrtle urged teaching truth to abate international hatreds while McGregor urged worldwide organization for faster truth in schools William J Bogan Chicago school superintendent urged public cooperation for schools The convention closes tomorrow A resolutions committee urged teachers and parents to renew efforts to instill law obedience as a democratic liberty foundation and to emphasize character education at home and school
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Atlanta
National Education Association
E. Ruth Pyrtle
Lincoln
Neb
Effie McGregor
Minneapolis
Minn
Association
Capital planning to observe safe and sane fourth
The capital prepares a safe and sane Independence Day observance with high officials at the White House. President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover will stay with their son Herbert Hoover Jr as guests, weather promises fair, and a Sylvan Theatre program near the Washington Monument grounds features Senator Harrison of Mississippi, the Marine Band, patriotic societies, and fireworks to conclude the event.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Virginia
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Mississippi River
Sylvan Theatre
Washington Monument Grounds
Harrison
Mississippi
Marine Band
Longest airmail route to link Miami and Santiago Chile
The world’s longest airmail line will open July 16 linking Miami Florida to Santiago Chile a distance of 5774 miles. Irving Glover says the network will add about 22000 miles of continuous air lines across two continents with weekly round trips. The Pan American Grace Company plans a Buenos Aires leg later this fall and a 70 cent rate per half ounce. A second item notes a San Francisco fire destroying nearly 60 homes in Mill Valley.
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Washington
Miami
Fla
Santiago
Chile
Irving Glover
Montreal
New York
United States
Pan American Grace Company
Andes
Buenos Aires
Orange Apple Fall Is Fruitful Event
CHICAGO July 3 A lighthearted tale about a boy named Orange who crashed after tumbling from a swing. When asked his name he says Orange and then Apple prompting nurses to check a phone book revealing his father as Orange Apple. The boy claims he slipped on a banana peel explaining the incident as fruitful in nature.
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Chicago
Orange
Orange Jr
Athlete sought in murder case at Batesville Arkansas
Former Batesville high school star athlete J. P. Barber, 21, is sought for questioning in the murder of Morris Osborne, 28, a Cord merchant. Osborne's wife Norma, 21, held in jail without charge after coroner's jury says she had knowledge of the crime. She maintains she heard a shot in the kitchen and fainted. Barber had been a close friend of the Osbornes and has been missing since the murder.
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Batesville
Ark
J. P. Barber
Morris Osborne
Cord
Here
Osborne
Norma
Osbornes
Sherrill
Riot squads hold readiness for strike in New Orleans
New Orleans July 3. Riot squads stood ready to dash to preserve order as street car workers strike extended. Public Service announced it would operate cars. 1800 workers walked out paralyzing the system. Police reported nearly a dozen arrests for assault and battery and for carrying pistols and blackjack. Union president Peyroux demanded arbitration include grievances to settle, accusing Public Service of refusing to recognize the union. Company directors said the proposed employer contract would surrender control of the company property.
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New Orleans
Public Service
Edwin Beyroux
Peyroux
Railway Company
Lingar Reelected Mayor as Albany Board Chooses New Aldermen
Kingsport today swore in new aldermen De G G Keener and CP J Maddux to succeed Walter Moody and Ben Brown. Mayor Charles F. Lingar was unanimously reelected and M Hensley named vice mayor. The board approved school roof reroofing bids totaling 4337.10 and awarded roof truss work to Pyle Brothers for 2820, with other routine matters addressed.
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Hensley
City of
Kingsport
Walter Fr. Moody
Charles F. Lingar
Lingar
M. Hensley
Walter F. Moody
Peared Brothers Lumber Company
Mead Fibre ‘Company
Hensley-Gibson Millsing
G .G. Keener
CP J. Maddux
New Aldermen
Gordon D Black
City Recorder
Ben M. Brown
Lincoln
Citizens Supply Corporation
Pyle Brothers
Union Coal Vand Supply Company
Motorist Gets Goat of Fire Department
Savannah Georgia July 3 The zoological auxiliary of the Savannah fire department reacted with anger as a motorist struck and killed its goat Billy and fled The department also mourned the loss as Flossie the alligator departed and left a three foot member to answer roll call Meanwhile engineers from three Midwestern railroads vote on strike and tax refunds totaling 106599893 dollars are announced in Washington
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Savannah
Zoological Auxiliary
Savannah Fire Department
Billy
Flossie
Chicago
Washington
Growth of Child Check by Noise Scientist
Boston July 3 The noises of American cities retard growth. At Colgate University experiments on city masses affecting white rate yield were described to the National Home Economics Association. Dr Donald A Laird rector of the psychological laboratory said the studies had continued for more than a year according to the Associated Press.
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Howard W. Blakesler
Associated Press Science
Boston
Colgate University
National’ Home Economics Association
Donald A. Laird
Psychological Latoratory
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Father Ignatius
M. H. Hensley
Hoovers
San Francisco
Mill Valley
Kingsport Board of Mayor
Treves
Germany
Orleans
G. G. Kenner
C.d. Maddux
B. M. Bri
Goat
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