Mexico President's Cousins Killed in Ardmore Shooting
Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Gomez, Mexican students and relatives of President Ortiz Rubio, were shot dead by Deputy Sheriff Bill Guess in Ardmore Oklahoma. Salvador Cortes Rubio, another cousin, was detained as a witness. Police found an automatic shotgun and 300 rounds in the car. The shooting followed an attempted questioning at a parked car with armed youths leaving the scene.
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Ardmore
Okla
Jime
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico
Manuel Gomez
Bill Guess
Salvador Cortes Rubio
Emilio
Guess
Cecil Crosby
United States
Mexico City
Atchison, Kas
Atchison
Fernando Ortiz Rubio
Guillermo Ortiz Rubio
Texas
St. Benedict's College
Oklahoma
Real Bad Man in Chicago Faces Mental Observation
Chicago police describe Real Bad Man as Chicagos cruelest gangster. Hudge McGoeority says the suspect may be placed in a psychopathic hospital for observation. Neerlane faces charges of disorderly conduct mayhem discharging firearms and carrying concealed weapons. Neerlane allegedly bit his sister on the cheek during an incident.
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Chicago
Frank Neerlane
Hudge John P. McGoeority
South Ride
Pear Pantsler Wold
Neerlahne
Noerlane
Tame Lioness Takes Fancy In Tent With Baby
In a Jugo Slavia exhibit a tame lioness pulled a seven month old from a perambulator. The crowd gasped as the cub was carried away but the infant escaped with scratches and a forehead bump. The mother fainted and the trainer faced a tense moment before control was restored.
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Aiach
Jugo-Slavia
Associated Press
Trainor
Babs
Winnifred Sports Day Highlights June 17 24 and Stampede
Winnifred schedules a Calithumpian parade at noon on June 17 with a bucking contest Roman race pony race and more then a big evening dance. Thelma marks a separate celebration on June 24 followed by Redcliff Stampede on July 1 drawing many from Medicine Hat.
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Winnifred
Thelma
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Sole Ownership of Wailing Wall Vested in Moslems
The Government Commission ruling in London on the Jerusalem Wailing Wall confirms Moslem ownership for devotional use. Jews retain free access at all times under conditions governing worship items and conduct. Restrictions ban ram’s horn blasts and disturbances. Moslems must avoid provoking the Jews during prayers.
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London
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Italian Vatican Mussolini seek temporary church state accord
Rome reports a temporary path to settle the Catholic church and Italian state conflict. New congregations may link more directly to the church, potential Vatican approval suggested. Mussolini could overlook technical objections. Pope orders suspension of new church work across Italy with nearly 2,000 buildings planned.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
Howeer
Mussolini
Mail plane crash claims three men near Akyab
Paris report says the Air Orient mail plane en route between France and Indo China crashed in a storm 150 miles south of Akyab in the Sandony river. Three men were drowned in the disaster.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Indo-China
Akyab
Sandony
Air Orient Company
Lightning Strikes Meteorological Station at Airport
A lightning bolt struck the meteorological station at the airport between 9 and 9:30 am, knocking out instruments and damaging the roof. A radio receiver and antenna were fried, the building buzzed with electricity, but Mr and Mrs Pickering escaped injury. Nearby showers and a carrier, T Appleton, were also affected.
Mrs McKinney Honored at World WCTU Convention
Mrs Ella A Boole of Brooklyn N Y was elected president of the World Women’s Christian Temperance Union at the convention in Toronto Ontario today Mrs Louis McKinney of Claresholm Alberta became home mission vice president.
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Toronto
Ont
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
N.Y
World Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Louis McKinney
Claresholm
Alberta
Steamships Held At Quarantine By The Fog
Fog and rain hit New York delaying ships and flooding basements in eight communities on Staten Island. Eight men adrift near Coney Island were rescued by an emergency squad. Steamships Adriatic Orizaba Cameronia and Caledonian were held at Quarantine. One casualty cited Mrs. Isabel Smith 23 of the Bronx struck by lightning while golf at public links.
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New York
Staten Island
Coney Island
Adriatic
Orizaba
Cameronia
Calameres
Isabel Smith
Bronx
Prairie Provinces unite to form overseas livestock market
About 120 Manitoba stockmen at Brandon backed a Canada wide plan to export livestock to the Co operative Wholesale Society of England. The proposal, to be formalized with six provincial bodies, aims to sell 400 to 500 cattle weekly but rejects doubling organization deductions, favoring bond sales to fund expansion.
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Brandon
Man
Canada
Manitoba
Manitoba Livestock Pool
Co-operative Wholesale Society of England
S. Arkell
Canadian Livestock Co-operative
Alberta Pool
Saskatchewan Livestock Pool
Conserative Wholesale Society of England
Arkell
Mr. Arkell
Bank Robbery in Hull Targets Banque Provinciale Branch
A trio of bandits robbed the Banque Provinciale branch at St Laurent and Champlain streets Hull Quebec of 3085 dollars in a hold up this afternoon. The leader entered the bank alone, held the manager and staff at gunpoint, and escaped with all funds from the teller’s cage before fleeing with two accomplices by car.
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Hull
Que
Banque Provinciale
St. Laurent and
Champlain
Loch Leven Trout Arrives in Maple Creek
Sixteen cans of Loch Leven trout reach Maple Creek from Qu Appelle. Eight cans go to the Beaver Dam block in the Cypress Hills. the rest to the West block. The shipment did not keep well and many fish are dead.
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Maple Creek News
Qu'Appelle
Beaver Dam
Cypress, Hills
Canadian in Bad at Well ington trial for Kaiapaki murder
Reginald Norman Rickards, a Canadian who settled in New Zealand seven years ago, faces trial for the murder of Arthur Rossiter at Kaiapaki. Rickards, once engaged to Rossiter’s daughter, fled after an assault charge, was recaptured at Taupanga, and later found on Rossiter’s farm with the elder man dead.
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Siter
Rickards
Taupranga
Trade pact with Australia signed as Ottawa awaits Bennett remark
Ottawa reports a new Australia Canada trade agreement signed in respective capitals last week with plans for simultaneous announcements. The accord aims to expand trade with preferences while shielding domestic industries, addressing butter duties and boosting imports of automobiles newsprints and lumber. Premier Bennett may address the House of Commons pending official word.
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Ottawa
Australia
Canada
R. B. Bennett
House of Commons
H. H. Stevens
Trade and Commerce
Parker Moloney
London
Mr. Moloney
Australis
Bennett
New York Mystery Arrest in Doctor Murder Case
Gavinbd Demier, a Filipino servant, was arrested in New York on June 8 after confessing to the killing of Dr Geo Deepy, an eye ear nose throat specialist and prominent Catholic layman. Police say a sum of money was taken and the motive shifted from revenge to robbery.
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New York
Gavinbd Demier
Todey
Geo
Deepy
Fridhd
Demier
Budget Changes Ottawa amendment on sales tax collection
In the House of Commons Hon. E. B. Ryckman announces government plan to amend budget resolutions. The proposal would restore the old method of sales tax collection by manufacturers rather than by wholesalers.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
E. B. Ryckman
National Revenue
House
Presbyterians Decide 1932 Assembly Location in London Ontario
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada will meet in London Ontario in 1932. London has not hosted the Presbyterians since 1918.
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Toronto
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In Canada
London
Ont
Bratwaria Villagers Object To Paying The Rent
In Bratwaria village near Allahabad on June 8 a shooting affray between landlords and tenants over rent collection left several dead and many wounded. Police and local leaders rushed to the district as panic spread.
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Allahabad
India
Associated Press
Bratwaria
Heat Wave Eases Across Prairies With Rain Expected
Canadian Press reports the prairies saw relief begin as heat waned and scattered showers moved through Saskatchewan and Alberta. Victoria Saskatchewan recorded 103 degrees Sunday, the peak, while Moose Jaw and Regina noted showers and moist conditions, with Saskatoon forecasting more rain to ease droughted cropland across Manitoba and the region.
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Winnipeg
Prairies
Victora
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Edmonton
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Manitoba
Canada
Evacuation urged for U S Nationals near Oochow
U S Consul warns all United States Nationals in the vicinity of Oochow to evacuate as revolutionary forces press west along the Min river after defeating a government cop in West Fukien province. The dispatch notes insurgents advancing rapidly, prompting the precautionary evacuation order.
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Peiping
Associated Press
United States
Cop
West Fukien
Min River
Oka Moji
Japan
Jung
Ste
Tila
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shantung
Daliren
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Riel
Royal North-West Mounted Police
Sister
Mrs. McKinney
Germany
von Hindenburg
Kiel
Prairie
Bank
Bandit
Loch Leven
Wellington
T Panlpiae Terao Ey Eo Ane
Rae Ibs
Ml Chang
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