Governor Gustthens Conducts Daily News Briefings
Governor Gustthe sor keeps a steady press routine with reporters, holding one daily conference after moon-end and even Sunday sessions, while offering quick comebacks and avoiding discussion of personal plans. His aides and spokesman Baskob manage announcements and trial statements.
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Albany
N. Y
Gustthe Sor Wokanens
Ile
Washington
Smith
Houston
Jehan J. Baskob
Nations
Arrests Grow in Mexico City Probe After Assassination
In Mexico City on July 10 authorities said several more people have been arrested in the Obregon assassination case. The number and identities were not disclosed and twelve restaurant employees are named in related reports. The search tightens for what officials call the intellectual directors behind the crime. General Obregon’s body heads toward Sonora on the presidential train, with his followers vowing to uphold the movement as his remains move to burial.
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Mexico City
Nesas
Calles
Alvaro Obregon
Former Attorney General Daugherty Freed From Penitentiary
Former Attorney General Daugherty was released from a federal penitentiary in Atlanta Georgia after completing two sentences. His aggregate term was reduced by a substantial amount and he was released today.
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Atlanta
Momus
Department of Calel Eal Penammeet
Daugherty
United Mine Workers Adopt Flexible Wage Policy Shift
District officers of the United Mine Workers said negotiable terms may be set with coal operators on a mutually satisfactory basis, pending district convention review. The Jacksonville wage scale ended, affecting about 180 800 miners across central fields, with Indiana operators ready to meet and push for 65 per day, while Pennsylvania non union operators vowed no further talks.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Jacksonville
Joe Vania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Pennsylvania
One Killed and Many Hurt in Wreck of Limited Train
One passenger died and 16 were injured when the last three Pullman cars of the northbound Ponce De Leon limited derailed near Rome Georgia. Four injuries were reported as serious. partial list includes Mrs G M Wilcox of Albany Georgia and M O Eaten among others.
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Ponce de Leon
G. MN. Wilcoz
Albany, Ga. M. Oo
Hoover Silent On Policy For Farm Aid Bill
Herbert Hoover avoids specifics on farm relief as he tours the West. In Ogden he greets supporters and signals no political speech, while aides in Cheyenne say he plans a thorough survey of agriculture and a practical aid plan to be outlined as the campaign progresses.
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Ogden
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Herbert Hoover
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Tilson
Connecticut
House of Representatives
White House
Cheyenne
Wyo
California
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Hoove
West Branch
Responsibility for Slaying Is Fixed by Police
Police tied money motives to two partners in a Long Island restaurant for the killing of William F. Gilbride. Athony D Apolito confessed he struck the victim, while Joseph Ustica allegedly beat Gilbride to death with an iron bar. Ustica faces first degree murder charges. D Apolito held on $25,000 bail as a material witness. Mrs McDermott was present on the day of the incident.
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Long Island
Wiliam F. Gilbride
Brooklyn
Athony D'Aposto
Freepage
Gilbridge
Joseph Ustica
Ustica
D'Apolito
McDermott
Terrific storm sweeps Chicago causing deaths and damage
A violent wind with lightning and heavy rain struck Chicago this afternoon. The storm left at least two people dead and caused damage across the city including golf courses and various other locations.
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Chicago
Mexican Airman Carranza Buried in Mexico After New Jersey Crash
The body of Captain Emilio Carranza is being transported to Mexico for burial. The celebrated Mexican aviator died in a return flight from New York to Mexico City when his plane crashed in a New Jersey wooded area.
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Mexico
New York
Mexico City
New Jersey
Baldridge Visits Idaho Citizens Highlight Education Drive
Gov H C Baldridge of Idaho spoke at the University of Idaho Southern Branch assembly in Prazier hall en route to Boise from Lava Hot Springs. He urged concentrated educational effort and urged summer session student teachers to carry Idaho's educational spirit to their communities and noted the vast field for teachers.
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State University
United States
H. C. Baldridge
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Prazier Hall
Baldridge
Boise
Lava Hot Springs
Baseball doubleheader results and league games summary
Summary of UTAH IDAHO league actions in Pocatello and Salt Lake with games postponed. Also reports Pittsburgh and Cincinnati results, Boston and New York scores, St Louis at Philadelphia, and Washington games with line scores and key pitchers noted.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
McWeeny
Deberry
Fussell
Hargreaves
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Carranza Funeral Train Carries Fallen Flier Toward Mexico
The body of Captain Emilio Carranza is transported from New York toward Mexico aboard a special funeral train. American and Mexican officers stand guard as crowds honor the national hero. The journey passes Harrisburg and St. Louis with 30 minute stops for ceremonies before crossing into Texas for burial in Mexico City.
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Mexico
Filer
Mexico City
Lindbergh
Sebastian Carranza
Samuel Rojas
Washington
Juan Beristain
New York
New Jersey
Lone Eagle
Trenton
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Southern Cross Airmen Split Over Personal Affairs
The Times reports James Warner and Captain Harry Lyon, both Americans from the Southern Cross flight Oakland to Australia, have a business and personal rift. Warner said he would refuse joint projects, after moving from Bilumore hotel to Hollywood. Lyon could not be reached for comment. The navigator’s mother said she knew of no split.
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Los Angeles
The
Times Today
James Warner
Harry Lyon
Southern Cross
Oakland
Australia
Warner
Lyon
Bilumore
Hollywood
Times
Associated Press
Body of Captain Lowenstein Found Near Boulogne
The body of Captain Alfred Lowenstein, Belgian financier who vanished from a flight over the English Channel on July 4 at 4,000 feet, was found near Boulogne. A fishing boat took the corpse to Calais and identity was confirmed by a wristwatch. Gasoline taxes collected in June by the state motor vehicle department totaled ...
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Bolougne
France
Alfred Lowenstein
English Channel
Calais
Pocatello Men Organize Idaho Portland Cement Company
Idaho Portland Cement company, with H. R. Turner and J. A. McQuillan among organizers, files incorporation in Pocatello to build a Portland cement mill at Inkom, SE of the city. Planned payroll and 50 to 75 workers. A stockholders meeting at the Turner Agency will set the permanent organization and project plans.
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Inkom
Idaho Portland Cement Company
H. R. Turner
Turner
George Elrod
J. A. McQuillan
A. J. Lindsay
Forged Money Orders Hit National Scene
New York reports money order thieves stole blank forms valued at up to 1.5 million since January and are circulating them nationwide. C. M. Clara han, chief inspector at the General Post Office, warns merchants to watch for forged orders. Two robberies, Oklahoma Hazel and Brooklyn, involved forms in the 100 limit and reveal suspect details.
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C. M. Clarahan
General Post Office
Clarahan
Hazel
Okla
Brooklyn
Amelia Earhart Returns to Chicago for Four Day Welcome
Amelia Earhart arrives in Chicago aboard the Broadway Limited and steps into familiar school days for a four day welcome. The historic flyer, first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, is greeted with enthusiasm as ceremonies begin.
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Chicago
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Erickson Leads Ayres In Montana Primary Tight Race
Governor J. EB Erickson tops Ray E. Ayres for renomination with 23 019 to 22 711 as 1 197 of 1 490 precincts reported in Helena Montana. Ayres trails in the Democratic contest in Tuamag's primary.
Swede Rescue Crew Ordered to Come Home
The Swedish Spitzbergen relief expedition is ordered to return to Stockholm. The Quest and the Tanja remain in the north with aviators aboard. Capt Hornberg Lt Einer Lundborg and Lt Shyrberg lead the party. Lundborg previously rescued General Umberto Nobile after his Italia expedition.
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Northland
Nobile
Stockholm
Quest
Nobile Rescued First From Arctic Ice By Lundborg
Stockholm reports Swedish rescuers explain General Umberto Nobile was saved before his companions on June 24 because his condition and knowledge of the situation could aid recovery. Captain Tornberg noted Lieutenant Einar Lundborg had orders to rescue a wounded member but chose Nobile first to obtain his guidance.
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Einer Lundbourg
Shyberg
Lundberg
Land
Umberto Nobile
Italia
Lundborg
Shyrberg
Stockholm
Tornberg
Einar Lundborg
Leutenant
Nobile
Grand Jury Recesses in Mississippi Patronage Inquiry
In Biloxi Mississippi the federal grand jury recessed until tomorrow morning as it weighs open charges of bartering public offices. Indictments against ten men for conspiracy to violate sale of public office were anticipated, with sixty nine witnesses examined and over fifty more expected.
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Miss
Federal Grand
Mississippi
Edwin R. Holmes
Grand Jury
Federal
Western Pacific Plans to Build New Line
The Western Pacific system filed with the interstate commerce commission to build 163 miles of new railroad in northern California and to obtain trackage rights to connect into Sea Protesters. It also seeks authority to build 36 miles from San Francisco to Redwood City and an 8½ mile extension from Brack.
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California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Pacific System
Western Pacific California Railroad Company
Western Pacific
Sformia _Railroad company
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Redwood City
Aart Gee
Brack
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