Taylor murder probe shifts across the nation
Los Angeles dispatch reports that investigators in California and Texas ask Stockton California and San Antonio for help locating Frank R. Brown, a former private detective. Brown, not implicated in William Desmond Taylor's death, may provide information about a gut now under investigation and could alter prevailing theories in the famed case.
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Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
Evi Dence
Distriet Attomey's
Stockton
Calli
San Antonio
Texas
Frank R. Brown
E Brown
Gut
Newspap er Guild Pushes WPA Jobs For Unemployed
The American Newspaper Guild pledges to seek a WPA job for every able bodied unemployed man. It urges local units to grow by enrolling workers including advertising, circulation, business, and other newspaper employees under a national cultural program and a federal department of arts.
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Newspaper Guild
Louie
American Newspaper Guild
Gage
Wm Werk
Department of Academy of Arts
Wright Gives Park Meter Control After City Hall Tug
The conflict over the parking meter division ends as Mayor Quin and Commissioner Wright agree to shift authority. Frank Garviga is named director of personnel for the meter department, Leo Huth moves from tax work to the meters, and transfers move Bonner and Fencock to the Tax Collector’s office. Funds from meters will funnel into the pension fund and the police commissioner’s general fund to ease the city’s balance. Meter takings total about 100 935.15 with 25 284.19 to the city and 89 93.93 to the meter company since installation. the city still owes 11,255,683 by August 26.
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Fotice
Phil Wright
K. Quin
Frank Garviga
Wright
Leo Huth
Frank Bushick
Alice Bonner
M. E. Fencock
George Stevens
Gaittsa
Quin
Waller Tatsell
Five Met
Seven Earth Atreays
Police Commissioner
May Amoun
Tension High as Firm Plans to Open Plant
Unrest spreads from Youngstown Ohio to Manistee Michigan as Republic steel workers clash with police over a threatened reopening of Newton Steel. Police and deputies used tear gas and night sticks while pickets seek guarantees of a written contract. Civil suits loom as unions demand damages and a senate investigation grows.
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Dep' Biles
Youngstown
Ohio
Republic Corporaion
Monokee
Manror
Mich
Republic
Newton Steel Conpour
Compatty
Frank Mars Day
Sercral
Uhe Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Detroit
Inland Blect Corporation
National Labor Relatons Board
S. W
Chicago
Inland
Rncowhea Ting
City of Chicago
Republic Corporation
Elebtior
South Chicago
Michigan
Saginaw Valley
Consumers Power Company
United Automobile Workers Union
Agecenint
GREEN
Washington
William Green
American Generation of Labor
Allo
Committee For Industrial Organization
Fire Grays
New York
Met Ih Yo
Congress
Senate
Dwight J. Scovel
Hopewall
N. J
Cleveland
Niles Postil
Workers End Power Strike In Saginaw Valley
Saginaw Valley workers returned to their jobs after a 24 hour stoppage by Consumers Power employees in three weeks. Russell B. Palmer said 1200 plus workers would resume regular shifts and ample power was assured for industry as the strike ended in Flint and nearby areas.
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Flint
Midh
Saginaw Valley
Consumers’ Power Company
Russell B. Palmer
Saginaw
Sib Industring
Zllwauker
Mich
Washington
Service
Bay City
Ford
Filnt
Houston Labor Troubles Sink Into Week Eight
Houston reports ongoing labor unrest as a two month strike by mechanics and a placed picket line outside a furniture factory persist. A separate stoppage with truck drivers near the Stowers building has fluctuated with renewed talks. The latest major action centers on cooks at the River Hotel.
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Houston
WMN Progress
Houston Textry
Unlaw
Furniture Company
Glaling
Ure Rive Hotel
Reno Divorce to Be Asked by Peaches
New York June 10 Frances Heenan Peaches Brown Hynes said she plans to seek a divorce from her second husband Bernard Hynes a Denver theater manager and to fight for a dower share from the Brownling real estate fortune left by her first husband Edward W. Brownling.
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Reno
New York
Frances Heenan Peaches
Brown- Ing Hynes
Inday
Bernard Hynes
Denver
Hynes
Edward W
Brownling
Fortune
Browning
Soviet Russia Exports Top $61 Million. U S Follows
Soviet Russia reports exports totaling 61.6 million dollars last year, with the United States ranking second at 41 million. The column notes easy car purchases at affordable prices through standard classified listings.
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Germany
Soviet Russia
United States
Candidates Face Busy Field in Barnesville Municipal Race
In Barnesville Ohio on June 10 the town sees a rush of candidates for municipal offices. With current council members not seeking re election and only two men signing intent to run for mayor, the field appears unusually crowded and unsettled.
Earhart begins risky eastward flight amid warnings over Africa
Amelia Earhart leaves Quakem air port at 1 56 GMT bound for Gao with a route adjusted for bad weather. Tornadic conditions and warm depressions reported in the Sudanese region threaten her plan to fly southeast of Gao toward the Niger River.
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Dakar
French
Senegal
Amelia Earhart
Africa
Greenwich
Quakem
Gao
Here Oi
Niger River
Johnson City
W. R. Lynch
San Antonio
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Jane
Peaches Browning Hynes
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