Frank Marlow Death Linked to Beer War
The mystery surrounding Frank Marlow a boxing manager and former nightclub owner is blamed on a beer war. He was found wounded near a Flushing lounge beland and died minutes later. Police suspect robbery was not the motive and note his long ties to boxing racing and gambling circles including Arnold Rothstein.
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Frank Marlow
Bixine
Arnold Rethstein
Pelics
Pelee
Pete Riley
Jack Gagnon
New York
Madison Square Garden
Reilly
Gert Narrello
Baratoga
Anne Mar 2Nd
Broadway Theatre
Arnold Rothstein
Park Central Hotel
Marlow
Suffolk County
Long Island
Manhattan
Rabalo Wins Hungarian National Derby at Budapest
A three year old named Rabalo, sold for 70 dollars as farm work only, won the Hungarian national derby at Budapest finishing ahead of 21 rivals and taking a 10000 dollar prize. The horse had been contracted to a farm then passed to a tavern keeper who found him too short to hitch a car before a friend trained him for racing.
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Budapest
Rabalo
Hysham Montana Declares Tourists Banned
Hysham Montana residents vote to curb tourist traffic after years of speeding visitors. In a comic though serious gesture, Mayor V L Wright plowed furrows down Main Street to deter traffic and protect the town from nuisance and canine health concerns amid the dispute.
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Hysham
Mont
Reporter phones London from flying at ninety miles an hour
An Associated Press reporter linked with trans Atlantic lines during a flight from Hadley Field New Jersey. The conversation with London touched on fog in both cities and plans with Reuters and AP staff. The experiment used a special plane radio and telex connection to relay a social call across the ocean.
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Hadley Field
N. J
Associated Press
New York
Martha Dalgrytriple
London
Senie
Reuter’s, Ltd
Ali
American Telexphone and Telegraph Company
Whippany
Chaplin
Martha Dalgrymph
Si Oerelake
Miss Dalgrymple
Paul Chaplin
Goxiness Sake
Miss Dalgrympie
Mexican airman bombs own troops killing fifteen
In Mexico City on Sunday a federal aviator dropped a bomb on fellow soldiers at Barranca Tamara in the state of seeking to probe rebels. Fifteen soldiers were killed and an officer with fifteen wounded as a result. The war secretary ordered an immediate thorough investigation. It was later revealed the attacker targeted federals stationed to repel an anticipated rebel assault.
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Mexico City
Barranca Tamara
Pablo Sidar
Barranca
Death of Sir Mortimer Singer in London
Sir Mortimer Singer aged 66, born Yonkers New York and son of Isaac Merritt Singer, died in London on Monday. A naturalized British subject since 1900, he was a pioneer in cycling motoring and flying.
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London
Sir Mortimer Singer
Yonkers, NY
Sing’r
Isaac Merritt Singer
Singer
Jersey Mayor Hague Arrested For Refusal To Answer
May or Frank Hague of Jersey City, vice chairman of the National Democratic committee, was arrested for contempt of the New Jersey legislature for refusing to disclose private wealth details. He sought a writ of habeas corpus after a 24 hour liberty.
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Trenton
N. J
Frank Megue
Jersey City
National Democratic Committee
New Jersey
Mercer County
John Fallon
Hoboken
Meyer Hague
Assembly
Hague
Owen J. Roberts
Baltimore
United States
Harry F. Sinclair
United States Senate
Roberts
Sinclair
U.S. Senate
Wreckage Sighting Boosts Hope Of Franco Flight Rescue
Madrid reports a Royal Navy or Italian search effort expands after Major Ramon Franco and three companions vanished during a trans Atlantic Dornier flight from Cartagena bound for New York. Early sightings near 23N 33W are unconfirmed while Lisbon says planes and destroyers converge on the Azores.
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Ramon Pranco
Rrimo de Rivera
Cartagena
Azores
New York
Huelva
Atong
Miers
Jeff Ferrol
Franco
Lisbon
Longe
Grelden
Edouardo Gallarza
Ruiz de Alda
Pedro de Madariaga
Ramon Franco
Tortures Boy Over Bonfire
Rochester, N Y June 25 A farmer Frank Cromwell 56 of Greece held on assault charges after allegedly torturing 14 year old George Foley by holding him over a bonfire until his right leg and hip were badly burned The boy was treated by a physician and reportedly told his mother Elva Foley of the incident verified by companion Lawrence Casterchino Cromwell was arrested yesterday and is jailed awaiting a hearing
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Rochester
Frank Cromwell
Greece
George Foley
Napodano
Elva Foley
Cromwell
Foley
Lawrence Casterchino
Floods and lightning storms devastate Jugoslavia
Flash floods and violent storms across Belgrade and surrounding areas have killed over 100 people in the last two weeks. Flood waters swept away thousands of cattle and caused major crop and vineyard damage across the region.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Jugoslavian
Destructive Durban Hailstorm Causes Massive Damage
North Natal reports the city of Durban hit by a historic hailstorm during the night. Estimates put damage at about 500,000 pounds sterling, roughly 2.5 million dollars. Hail lay eight inches deep on streets with stones up to four inches in diameter.
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Durban
Natal
Wills sweeps first round at Wimbledon in six love
Helen Wills, amid crowds on the No 1 court, defeated Tommy Tombiin 6-0 6-0 in the British championships. Francis Hunter, ranked No 2 in the US, fell to Bunny Austin 6-3 6-2 4-6 6-3. John Van Ryn also exited after losing to Jacques Brugnon 1-6 6-3 6-2.
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Eng
Helen Wills
Tommy” Tombiin
Queens Club
Miss Will
Francis T. Hunter
United States
Bunny Austin
Austin
John van Ryn
Princeton
Jergues Brugnon
Paris Humorist George Courteline Dies at 72
Paris reports the death of George Courteline a famed French humorist at age 72. He was among the era’s most noted satirists and passed away on June 25 in Paris.
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Paris
George Courteline
France
New British Labour Government Opens Parliament
The new British parliament convened its first session under the Labour government. Capt. E. A. Fitzroy was re elected speaker with no opposition. Premier MacDonald and former Premier Baldwin attended. The government seeks to resume diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia and to sign the optional clause of the world court statutes. The Daily Herald cited that dominions have been informed of a plan to resume relations with Russia.
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E. A. Fitzroy
MacDonald
Bakdwin
Sumerpenney
Lloyd George
Labor
Russia
Permanent Court of International Justice
The
Hague
Laborite “Daily Herald
Today
Hoover Proclaims Boulder Canyon Act Effective
President Hoover signed a proclamation declaring the Boulder Canyon project act effective. It states six states may form a compact for the Colorado river, with California and others having ratified, waiving certain provisions, making the act effective upon six state approval.
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Washington
Hoover
Colorado River
United States of America
Arizona
Caifornia
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
California
Steamers Delayed By Dense Fog In New York Harbor
Four trans Atlantic liners including Corinthia Franconia Dresden and New York faced hours of delay as a heavy fog blankets a 200 mile stretch from New York to Nantucket Light. The ships dropped anchor near Quarantine overnight with thousands aboard, then moved in slowly as the pea soup mist thinned after daybreak.
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New York
Nantucket
Corinthia
Franconia Dresden
Pair of Showers Tonight and Wednesday Outlook
The weather brief notes little change in temperatures with a pair of unsettled periods tonight and again on Wednesday. No significant high or low shifts expected, and humidity remains moderate.
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CTA
Woman Makes A Slight Error In Cumby Shooting
In Cumby Texas on June 25 Mrs E Reid mistook another woman Mrs Oscar Cross 35 shot and killed her in front of the post office Cross was released on 10000 bond and told County Attorney Emmett Thornton she planned the bullets for a Dallas woman She gave no clear reason for the act and said trouble with the woman justified the shooting Mrs Reid leaves a daughter and Mrs Cross has three children.
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Cumby
Texas
E. Reid
Oscar Cross
Mother and son reunited after years apart in Georgia
In Macon Georgia on June 25 department of justice agents disclosed they sponsored a long awaited reunion between Fannie Eudora Lightner and her son John Earl Cooksey. Lightner had claimed a $10 000 war risk policy on Cooksey who had been presumed dead after overseas service. Investigators traced Cooksey to Hammond Indiana and confirmed both had believed the other dead after letters were returned and searches failed.
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Macon
Department of Justice
Fannie Eudora Lightner
Albany
United States District
W A. H Bootle
Department of Fastioe
John Earl Cooksey
Hammond
Ind
New Uhere
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