O Neill Divorce Case Tainted By Secret Pact
Agnes Boulton O Neill wife of Eugene O Neill noted playwright won a Reno divorce amid a sealed settlement. The couple's separation hinged on a pledge to reveal new loves and divorce amicably. The property terms cap at $10 000 with $2400 for two children. alleged new partner linked to Carlotta Monterey of Alpwood California.
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Agnes Boulton O'Neill
Eugene Onam
Ridgefield
Conn
Fugelle O Neil
O'Neill
Elks of Utah Hold Session in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City hosts the Utah State Elks annual convention with more than 300 delegates expected to attend. Grand Exalted Ruler Murray Hulbert and wife travel en route to Yellowstone Park as discussions cover a high school graduate student foundation and fund administration. The day ends with entertainment and a July 4 parade through downtown Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake City
Utah State Association of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Murray Hulbert
Mulbert
Yellowstone Park
Elks
Salt Lake Jorge
Admiral Takarade pledges new navy arms limitation policy
TOKYO July 3 Admiral Myo Takarade minister of the navy in the Yuko Mameaguchi cabinet pledged support for further naval arms limitation. He said any measures would follow fundamental defense principles and be taken with due consideration to national security.
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Myo Takarade
Miniserie
Yuko Mameaguchi
Major Franco and crew leave for Madrid in salute
Major Raion Franco and three companions flew the Jupiter from Alcarazes airfield near Cartagena to Azores then back toward Gibraltar and Madrid. They saluted the Eagle carrier as crowds cheered in Gib. Captain N F P Laurence and Eagle officers travel to Madrid for official welcome and possible decorations by Primo de Rivera.
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Atlantic
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Franco
Azores
Major Franco
N. FP. Laurence
The
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Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Unem
King Alfonso Thanks British Admiralty for Navy Rescue Aid
King Alfonso visited the British Admiralty in London on July 3 with the Spanish naval attaché and expressed gratitude on behalf of Spain for the Royal Navy's services in rescuing the Spanish airmen stranded at sea in the Atlantic.
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London
Alfonso
Todey
Royal Navy
Atlantic
Woman Dies in River Idaho Car Crash
Mrs Theextore Doolittle of Priest River Idaho, 41, died in a late night automobile accident when her car went over an embankment on Pine Creek. Her 15 year old son, driver of the vehicle, was injured. She is survived by her husband, a rancher, and three children.
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Idaho
Theextore Doolittle
Pine Crees
Doolittle
President and Secretary Reach Accord on Tax Issue
Washington July 3 The White House announced that President Mellon support a possible tax cut while cautioning action depends on treasury effects and revenue projections. The statement, read by Mr Mellon and approved by both, notes hopes for reduction but requires legislative impact and revenue analysis before steps.
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Washington
Kevin
Mellon
Melton
Longest Airmail Route Opens Between Miami and Santiago
The new 5774 mile route from Miami to Santiago will launch July 16, linking North and South America. It will run weekly both ways, with 22,000 miles of continuous airmail lines across the two continents. Panama Pacific Grace Co. operates the service, first Chilean leg, postage 70 cents per half ounce.
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Miami
Florida
Santiago
W. Irving Glover
Chile
Pan-American Grace Company
Andes
Buenos Aires
Chicago Amphibian Seaplane Heads Toward Berlin Flight
The Chicago Tribune Bowler amphibian left Lake Michigan at 6 48 am heading for Berlin. Pilots Robert H. Gast Parker Crosner and Robert Wood launched the first leg to Milwaukee then onward via Great Whale Rupert House and Cape Chidley toward Greenland Reykjavik and Berlin. A bag of mail fragments and greetings accompanied the crew.
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The
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Great Circle
Bob Wood
Tribune Aviation
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Bob Gast
Antin
Lake Michigan
Berlim
Milwaukee
Europe
Robert H. Gast
Kentucky
Parker Crosner
Clarion
Robert Wood
the Tribune
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Sault Ste. Marie Ont
Ube
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Ont
Great Whale
Rupert House
Cape Chidley
Mt. Evans
Greenland
Reyjavik
Yeeland
Tve Gays
Une
Muin
Col Ror
McCormick
Ib Ee
Silent Film Star Gladys Brockwell Dies After Crash
Los Angeles July 3. Death from injuries suffered in a June 28 automobile crash near Calabasas ends the life of Gladys Brockwell, noted silent film and later sound era actress. She had been in a car with Thomas Brennan, an advertising man, when the vehicle plunged over a 75 foot embankment.
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Los Angeles
Gladys Brockwell
Talking Pictures
Miss Brockwell
Thomas Stanley Brennan
Calabasas
Cal
Brennan
Lillian Brockwell
Hollywood Cal
Weather forecast for L TAM region
Mostly fair tonight and Thursday with a cooler trend in the northwest portion. forecasters expect light winds and relatively mild temperatures across the area.
Scores and lineups from today’s baseball games
National and American leagues feature four scheduled games with results and batting contributions. Box scores list pitchers Ruffing Berry Sher id Meimach Dickey and others across teams including New York Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis Detroit Chicago and Chicago White Sox with varying final tallies and notable performances.
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Toston
New York
Berry
Zachary
Sherid
Meimach
Dickey
Fire Devastates Mill Valley Homes and Rail Line
A severe blaze threatens Mill Valley near Mount Tamalpais with more than 136 homes damaged or destroyed. Fire crews and volunteers fight shifting winds as the Mount Tamalpais & Muir Woods railroad suspends service and one railroad employee remains missing.
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Mil Valley
Flying Cuiere
Caecad= canyon
Mount Tama’ Pats
Corte Madera Ridge
Citizer
Blyth Gate Canyon
Mill Waller
Cescade Canyon
Mount Tamalpais
Mount Tamalpais & Muir Woods
Mill Valley
William Thomas
Severs
Axe slayings shock Detroit family of six
July 3 reports from Detroit describe a brutal axe attack at St Aubin Avenue leaving Benjamin Evangelistia 43, wife Santina 40 and four children Angeline 3, Margaret 6, Jean 4, Marrow 16 dead. Authorities found heads crushed and bodies positioned in home rooms. A public safety item used on neck injuries remains missing. police linked past tensions over religious exhibits to the case. A separate River Rouge hammer attack on Annaings family is noted. Santa Barbara earthquake tremors were felt with no damage.
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Jean
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Vincent Elias
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Ego
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Down River
Trail of Marlow Slayings Ties Promoter Pugazy to Suspect
New York police, armed with statements from boxing promoter Humbert J. Pugazy, seek the gunman who hired the killers of night club owner Frank Marlow in Queens. Pugazy placed Marlow at a din ner party table near a phone call that preceded his death and named Johnny Wilson as someone who was telephoned shortly before the murder.
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New York
Mary Seiden
Humbert J. Pugazy
Police Today
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Whalen
Marlow
Flushing
Queens
Johnny Wilson
Marlow Fugazy
Wilson
Anthony Grieco
Coney Island
Times Square
Mary
Mickey” Seldan
al Seigal
Edward I
Boston
Louis Lewis
Ignatius Coppa
Fugazy
Locomotive Engineers Threaten National Strike Over Jurisdiction
Chicago reports a potential nationwide strike as six western railroads face a looming vote to back an independent grievance agreement with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. R E Edrington says some lines have already voted while others reach an impasse with Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Santa Fe.
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Western
International Brotherhood
R. E. Edrington
Brotherhood
Missouri Pacific
14Th Railroad Association of
St Louis
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Pauls and Pacific Railroad
Edrington
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Engineers
Firemen’s and Enginemen’s Brotherhood
National Parks Airways posts record June mail and flight activity
Salt Lake City to Great Falls airmail service reports June set a record with 1300 pounds carried, up from 6801 in May and 3971 in April. The line flies about 1310 miles daily, totaling nearly 40 000 miles in June with no trip failures. Over 100 passengers were carried. The Butte hangar nears completion and a July 18 opening is planned. The service began August 1 1928 and is near one year in operation.
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Tribune
Salt Lake City
National Parks Airways
Utah
Great Falls
Montana
Idaho
Butte
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Planning a railroad to Boulder Dam site
The Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad seeks permission from the Interstate Commerce Commission to build a 23 mile branch line from near the state line seven miles south of Las Vegas to Boulder Dam. The government would finance and operate the extension to the dam site for worker access and material transport.
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Washington
Boulder Dam
Interstate Cometera Commission
Los Angeles
Man fleeced in Hoquiam bunco scheme with hotel box ruse
Chris Zahnd withdrew 6960 from a Hoquiam savings bank and traded it to two young men in a bunco. money kept in two wallets inside a box at a hotel, then recovered with only two counterfeit bills and comic strips found.
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Wash
Chris Zahnd
Zahad
Poker
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