Injunction Sought to Halt Car Strikes in New Orleans
Federal action pressed by counsel for New Orleans Public Service to restrain street car union officials and supporters after mob violence endangers bondholders. Judge Borah ordered union leaders to answer by July. City, company, and union seek to settle grievances via conference board as strikers rest and normal life resumes amid halted street car service.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Carmen
Wayne G. Borah
Federal District Court
City Commission
Union and Company
Pathfinder Hopes Start Tomorrow From Old Orchard
Old Orchard Me July 6 A high tide left the beach smooth enough for a possible takeoff of the Monoplane Pathfinder bound for Rome. Navigator Lewis A. Yancey said ocean reports remain favorable and a start would be attempted by 6:00 a.m. If conditions hold, the crew planned overnight preparations, with a decision at 4 a.m. A prior attempt was abandoned due to a 1 to 4 mile rough runway caused by breakers.
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Old Orchard
Old Orchard Beach
Rome
Lewis A. Yancey
Yancey
Cloudy to cooler with weekend thundershowers in two states
VIRGINIA and TENNESSEE forecast partly cloudy with local afternoon thundershowers on Sunday and Monday. Temperatures remain steady with little change. Yesterday’s high 91, low yesterday and rainfall data compared to last year unavailable.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Racketeer Frank Marlow's final trip to Paris
July 6 report from New York police recalls Frank Marlow the racketeer sent $250000 in I O U s to his Paris dancer sweetheart. Before his death in an automobile ride, he borrowed about $2000 more to visit Miss Dolores Verris a musical show girl who had a husband and two children in New York.
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New York
Broadway
I. 0
U's
Frank Marlow
Paris
Grover A. Whalen
Dolores Verris
Mills Describes the New Currency
New York July 6 The new small currency to be in circulation next Wednesday was described by Guden L Mills Under Secretary of the Treasury in a radio talk He said the reduced size will save the government about 1 506 000 a year and the bills will last longer since they are not folded as much as the present currency The old size bills will become rare within a year and curiosity will grow for the new Obilisy WUE on Wednesday
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New York
Guden L. Mills
the Treasury
Columbian Broadcasting Company
Endurance Fliers Report 110 Hours Aloft Over Oceans
Culver City Cal July 6 L W Mendel and B Reinhart endurance fliers piloting the biplane Angeleno were aloft 110 hours at 9 29 30 p m Pacific time as fog rolled in from the Pacific observers noted a 1500 foot ceiling enough to maneuver without return inland amid the foggy conditions.
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Culver City
Cal
L. W. Mendel and & B
Reinhart
Endurance Fliers
Angeleno
Pacific
Tulsa divorcee wins 25000 damages in breach case
Miss Anne Livingston of Tulsa, a divorcee, was awarded 25000 damages from Franklin Hardinge, wealthy Chicago oil burner maker, after suing for 250000 for breach of promise. Verdict delivered at 745 pm after jury retired at 330 pm. Hardinge not present.
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Chicago
Anne Livingston
Tulsa
Franklin Hardinger
Fogarty Blamed In Huge Land Fraud By Widow
In Chicago a widow, Mrs Lydia Norman, filed suit in Waycross federal court seeking an accounting of warden Edward J Fogarty's executors and associates amid claims of a $60,000 land fraud. Fogarty, former Indiana state prison warden, shot himself after a nervous breakdown. The suit alleges Norman exposed dealings with Fogarty that led to his death. Meanwhile President Hoover's reception of Mgr Fumasoni Biondi spurs debate on US Vatican relations and the Lateran Treaty. The White House meeting, lacking diplomatic rank, signals official awareness of Vatican sovereignty, though no US recognition is intended.
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Biondi
Chicago
Edward J. Fogarty
Cook County
Lydia Norman
Waycross
Washington
Hoover
Fumasoni Biondi
United States
White House
Mgr. Biondi
Vatican
Italy
Rome
State Department
Department
Stimson
Mgr. Biond
Mer
Ashington
Miss Virginia Robinson Wounded Near Laurita Ranch
Overnight AP report from Mexico City states American Miss Virginia Robinson was wounded when gunfire erupted at Laurita Ranch near Gray mas. The incident involved men described as soldiers, with details limited and no further names provided.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Virginia Robinson
Laurita Ranch
Graymas
French cabinet rejects deputies reservations on debts accord
Paris July 6. The cabinet defies the chamber s sentiment and insists on ratification without changes to the Mellon Berenger accord on France s debts to the United States and the Caillaux Churchill agreement with Great Britain. Ministers vote unanimously to uphold Poincare s stance. Ratifications will be sent to Washington and London with no reservations.
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Paris
Finance and Foreign Affairs
France
United States
Great Britain
Poincare
Washington
London
Air duo claims world endurance record in Cleveland
Pilots Roy L. Mitchell and Byron K. Newcomb landed the City of Cleveland after 174 hours 59 seconds aloft to break the world sustained endurance record. About 75,000 spectators cheered as officials planned honors including a possible $25,000 cash gift and a testimonial dinner.
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Gleveland
Roy L. Mitchell
Byron K. Newcomb
Mitchell
Newcomb
Cleveland
William R. Hopkins
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
E. E B. Basham
Culver City
Cal
Bashamn
Reginald Robbins
James Kelly
Fort Worth
Texas
British to unite in giving thanks for king’s recovery
London reports a grateful nation will hold a solemn thanksgiving for King George’s recovery from illness. The king and Queen will attend a royal service at Westminster Abbey as loyal subjects join services across the United Kingdom and empire. The observance echoes a 1739 recovery prayer and invokes unity and gratitude.
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London
Great Britain
George
Mary
National Heress
Westminister Abbey
United Kingdom
George III
Mendell and Reinhart Aim for Endurance Flight Record
In Culver City California pilots L. W. Mendell and R. B. Reinhart push past 100 hours in their Buhl biplane Angene to challenge the world refueling endurance flight record of 174 hours 59 seconds set in Cleveland. They note Newcomb and Mitchell’s Cleveland effort but expect to surpass it and stay airborne for over a week.
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Culver City
Cal
L. W. Mendell
R. B. Reinhart
Cleveland
California
B. K. Newcomb
Roy L. Mitchell
Mendels
Reinhart
Admiral Eberle Called by Death
Rear Admiral Edward Walter Eberle United States Navy retired died at Washington naval hospital after a long illness at 65. He will be buried at Arlington with full military honors after services at the Episcopal Cathedral. Survived by widow a son Lieutenant Commander Edward R. Eberle and two grandchildren. He served as superintendent of the naval academy commander in chief of the battle fleet and chief of naval operations.
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Edward Walter Eberle
Washington Naval Hospital
Arlington
Episcopal Cathedral
Edward R. Eberle
Eberle
Naval Operations
Navy General Board
Admiral Hughes
Navy
Naval Academy
Congress
Brother finds drowned youth near Holston River confluence
The body of Lester Gilley, drowned July 4 in the Holston River near Ory, Hallow, Old Kingeport, was found by his brother E T Gilley of Big Stone Gap Va near Rotherwood about 8 pm. The body, 30 feet from the bank, was brought ashore, transported to a funeral home, and funeral services are set for Monday at 11 o'clock at the First Methodist Church with Rev M P Murphy officiating. interment at Pyle's Cemetery.
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Lester Gilley
Holston River
Ory
Hallow
Old Kingeport
Rotherwood
E. T. Gilley
Big Stone Gap
South Fork
North Fork
Record Established By Panama Canal Traffic Milestone
War Department reports the fiscal year ending June 30 set a new traffic record for the Panama Canal. Canal authorities note tolls totaling 27,128,889.30 dollars, surpassing the 1928 record of 26,944,499.77 dollars.
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Washington
War Department
Panama Canal
Canal
Four Banks Fail Within Ten Days in Alabama District
Four banks failed within ten days in the Ingham district amid state banking investigations. Dr Army Bell, president of Woodlawn Savings Bank, drowned this morning near Vincent, Alabama, after arriving for the weekend. Southside Bank officials said closures were temporary and deposits were being kept safe while runs were halted. Judge C. E. Thomas arrived from Montgomery to oversee the crisis, linking current closures to prior bank failures last week.
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Army Bell
Woodlawn Savings Bank
Cosea
Vincent
Ala
Bel
Woodlawn Bank
Southside Bank
C. E. Thomas
Arriva
Montgomery
Woodlawn
Southside
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