Papal Action Sought in Mexican Religious Accord
Reports from Mexico City say an agreement on the Mexican religious controversy has been reached and sent to the Vatican for sanction. President Portes Gil and church leaders meet amid months of private talks with mutual consent for a broad interpretation of religious laws and strict 1926 enforcement possibly easing priest removals.
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Washington
Roane
Emilio Porti GU
Wes
Vatican
Momigner
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Michoacan
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Portes Gil
Amiles
Pius
Panal
Vatican City
Missouri orders cease selling stock by several firms
Jefferson City June 13 a Missouri securities notice targets 30 stock companies including oil investment firms with operations in Idaho Texas Colorado Oklahoma Washington Delaware and New York. Commissioner Penton T Stockard warns against purchases and states firms have failed to register and accept service, risking fines and litigation. Also noted is a boxing bout between Marriner Napoleon Jack Dorval postponed due to cold weather and rain threats near Chicago.
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Stochend Securities
Idaho
Texas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Washington
Delaware
New York
Missouri
Penton T Stockard
State Securities Department
Blur Y
Inchidenrities Investor Association
Boise 1
Stratton and Stratton
One Washgton
Chicago
Marriner
Napoleon Jack Dorval
Senate Tariff Contest Opens Sharp Rifts in Ranks
A chaotic blend of tariff debate and farm relief threatens Republican unity as Senate leaders plot lines for tariff revision. The split includes Borah Watson Brookhart and others, with Democrats steering a coalition on export debentures and farm policy amid a growing East West divide.
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Senate
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Watson
Indiana
House
Federal Gunmen Flayed as Probe Sought on Enforcement
Rep Schafer proposes a joint congressional committee to study methods of enforcing prohibition laws used by federal officers. He seeks a $25 000 appropriation to cover expenses citing excessive toll of lives due to shootings including an assassination at International Falls. The action aims to calm fears as citizens fear for safety on highways. The Senate finance committee rejects a motion to confine tariff revival to agricultural products in a party line vote 11 to 7.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Schafer
Wiscomen
International Falls
Republic
Senate Finance Committee
King
Utah
Today's Scores Amid Confusing Bouts Across Cities
A jumble of scores lists teams including Detroit New York Philadelphia Chicago and Washington with partial tallies and notes. Names such as Wells Cleveland Zinn Sewell Roamer Cochrane and others appear in scattered lineups as rain delays and postponed games affect a double header schedule.
Torch Slayer Found Guilty in Malevolent Slaying
In Elizabeth New Jersey on June 13 AP reports Henry Colin Campbell was found guilty of first degree murder for the torch slaying of his bigamous wife Mildred Mowry. The jury gave no mercy recommendation, making the electric chair sentence mandatory.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Henry Colin Campbell
Mildred Mowry
Four bandits abduct Idaho lieutenant governor in bold hold up
W B Kinne and two men were seized near Lewiston in a daring abduction aimed at stealing his car and robbing a store. Kinne was shot in the leg and treated in hospital. Tribbey and Kille were injured while attempting a rescue as bandits fled into the Clearwater country. A wide hunt with posses and bloodhounds pursued the suspects across miles of rugged terrain.
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Idaho
W. B. Kinne
Kinne
W. L. Tribbey
Idaho Loan Association
Paul Kille
Tribbey
Lewiston
Orofino Kinne
Hille
Kille
Tribbsy
Greer
Here
Pierce
Leutenant
Lewis
Clearwater
Nez Perce
A. W. Mitchell
Lewis County
W L. Tribby
Washington
Dogan
Mitchell
Girl Shot and Boy Missing in Caney Area
Independence Kansas June 13. Margaret White 20 was found shot to death on a highway west of Caney. Elmer Cales 22, a former resident southwest of Canty, is the missing youth who last night accompanied her to a theatre. His automobile is also missing. The victim lived at home with her parents Mr and Mrs Perry White. Friends say she and Cales had known each other some time but he was not especially attentive.
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Margaret White
Caney Kansas
Peer Elmer Cales
Canty
Perry White
Cales
European journalists visit Utah University luncheon
A party of European journalists touring the United States arrived in Salt Lake City after leaving Denver and was entertained at a luncheon hosted by the University of Utah.
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Lake Salt Lake City
United States
Denver
University of Utah
Ground Loop Crashes Plane Ahead of Rome Flight
In OLD ORCHARD MAINE June 13 two trans Atlantic planes prepared for Paris and Rome. The Yellow Bird Italian? No. The Green Flash American crew nose dived on the beach and skidded into a ground loop mid run. Two crew members Lewis A Yancey and Roger Williams escaped unharmed.
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Atlantic
Bernard
Assolant
Lotti and
LeFevre
Paris
Green Flash
Lewis Yancey
Roger Williams
Rome
Rockland
Maine
Coast Guard
Lewis A. Yancey
House Votes Down Farm Debenture Plan At Hoover Backing
The House rejected the ex pert debenture plan of farm relief by a 250 to 113 vote. The move, urged by Senator Robinson and opposed by President Hoover, aims to push relief measures to the Senate for quick action. The session opened amid loud calls for a ballot as members sought to be recorded on the record.
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Washington
House Today
Hoover
Lon Rth
Haugen
Agriculture Committee
Tilson
Connecticut
House
Hlere
Robinson
Arkansas
Lotti Senior Plans Meeting Son Armand in Paris
Paris dispatch reports M. Lotti Sr. spoke by telephone after learning Armand Lotti and companions Asso lant and Lefevre left Old Orchard for Paris. The group aims to reach Le Bourget airport by Saturday morning with the elder Lotti expressing confidence and hope for fair weather.
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Paris
M. Lotti, Sr
Associated Press
Armand
Assolant
Lefevre
Old Orchard
M. Lotti
le Bourget
Senate approves census bill authorizes counting April 1
The Senate approved the census re apportionment measure in the extra session by a 48 to 37 vote and sent it to the White House. It provides for reapportionment of the House every 10 years based on the decennial census, moving counts to start next April with civil service restrictions loosened for special agents.
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Aoeae
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