Suspect held in disappearance of four Illinois tourists
Dallas police say Clement Tim Sikes of Socorro New Mexico fits description of the man who forged and cashed travelers checks linked to missing George Lorius and Albert Heberer. Investigators escalate hunt focusing on Rio Grande banks near Socorro amid clues from a car wreck scene and missing travelers.
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Dallas
Will Fritz
Socorro
N. M
Illinois
Lvalidid
Fritz
Douglas E. Walsh
Clement Tim Sikes
George W. Lorus
East St. Louis
Walsh
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
St. Louis
George Lorius
Ill
Albert Heberer
Duquoin
Great Britain Peace Efforts Meet Setback
On the 21st anniversary of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination London reports a setback in peacemaking. Captain Anthony Eden returns from Europe with Mussolini's adamant stance on invading Ethiopia. Eden outlines Italy's plan to arraign Ethiopia at Geneva then seek an Italian protectorate, followed by invasion if blocked.
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Roger D. Greene
Associated Press
London
Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
League of Nations
Il Duce
Eden
Mussolinia
Geneva
Mussolini
League
Oregon Man Held in Death in Malheur County
M A Biggs says he will file a manslaughter charge against George Dempsey 79 held at Yale following the death of John Morgan 71 in a quarrel over pasture lands at Ontario Oregon Morgan died minutes after arrival at a hospital. Autopsy shows death from a blow to the head. Dempsey said he acted after Morgan struck him with a willow pole. Preliminary hearing set for later today.
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Ontario
Ore
M. A. Biggs
Malheur County
George Dempsey
Yale
John Morgan
Vale
Seape
Morgan
Dempsey
R. A. Packe
W. J. Weese
Idaho Educators Attend National Education Association Meet
Twenty three Idaho educators led by state superintendent John W. Condie will attend the National Education Association’s 73rd annual convention in Denver. The delegation includes instructors and superintendents from Pocatello Nampa Fruitland Preston Idaho Falls and Boise among others and Condie serves on the resolutions committee.
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Boise
Idaho
John W. Condie
National Education Association
Denver
Condie
W. W. Gartin
R. H. Snyder
Albion State Normal
W. S. Curd
C. A. Stauber
Anna Dickey
Alice Cosgrove
Pocatello
E. Norman Vaugh
Douglas Hills
Leona Taylor
Chester E. Peterson
Nampa
D. Cole
Fruitland
C. W. Tenney
Gooding College
R. F. Campbell
Preston
J. C. Forsgren
E. Y. Stewart
Idaho Falls
George E. Denman
Burley
W. D. Vincent
Archdeacon Stoy Buried At Boise
The Rev. Howard Stoy archdeacon of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Idaho since 1906 was buried in Boise today. Bishop Middleton B Barnwell led funeral rites with clergymen from Pocatello Twin Falls Glenns Ferry Nampa and Emmett in attendance. Pallbearers were Knights Templar members.
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Boise
Episcopal Church
Howard Stoy
Protestant Episcopal Church
Idaho
Middleton
Barnwell
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Glenns Ferry
Nampa
Emmett
Knights Templar Lodge
Stoy
Hatley
Fort Hall
Bolase
War Declared in Barcelona Capital of Catalonia
Madrid reports a state of war was declared in Barcelona the capital of Catalonia with no immediate explanation given.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Catalonia
English Ryder Cup Star Wins New Open Championship at Muirfield
Alf Perry, 30, British Ryder Cup player, wins the British Open at Muirfield with rounds of 67 and 72 for 293, tying the course record and denying Henry Cotton a repeat. Charley Whitecombe pursues with 288, while William Lawson Little Jr and Alf Padgham chase, amid strong winds and a 15,000-strong crowd.
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Mairfield
Alfred Perry
Perry
Henry Cotton
Sanwich
Cotton
Muirfield
Gene Sarazen
Sandwich
Great Britain
Brions
Charley Whitecombe
Little
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Henry Picard
Hershey
Alf Padeham
Whitcombe
Bert Gadd
Weather delays start of Black Hills stratosphere flight
Continued unfavorable weather halted preparations for the Black Hills stratosphere flight set to launch tomorrow. Forecasts call for similar conditions through Saturday with no takeoff until at least Monday.
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Rapid City
8. D
Black Hills
Bill 10 Oust Gold Clauses Presented In Congress
Washington June 28 An administration bill to bar holders of government securities from suing over gold devaluation was introduced by Rep Steagall. Requested by President Roosevelt, the measure would strip gold clause holders of damages and allow exchange of affected bonds through Sept 1 1935. Critics warn it would mean repudiation and dishonesty in policy.
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Washington
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Banking Committee
House
Committee
Treasury
United States
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Cummings
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Labor
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
National Labor Relations Board
Commission Sets Hearing on Oregon Short Line Abandonment
W B Joy of the Idaho public utilities commission said ICC will hear Oregon Short Line Railway Company request to abandon its track between Raft River and Idahome in southern Idaho. Hearing scheduled at Burley on July 27. Idaho commission protested abandonment when filed in Washington DC.
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Boise
W. B. Joy
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Raft River
Idahome
Idaho
Burley
Joy
Idaho Commission
Washington, D. C
Attendant Serves Boss’s Stolen Car Thief in Goshen
In Goshen Indiana on June 28 an attendant at George Hays filling station realized he had serviced his employer's car which was just stolen by a thief. The incident centers on the mistaken identity of the robber and the attendant's role in the immediate aftermath.
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Goshen
Ind
George Hay
Tulsa Vaccinates 4000 Dogs in City Drive
Tulsa moves to immunize four thousand dogs in groups of one hundred to curb hydrophobia. Free serum and waived license fees entice poor owners to vaccinate and license pets. by month end over one hundred people were treated for dog bites.
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Tulsa
Okla
Baseball scores and pitchers from early American League games
Detroit split a doubleheader with St Louis 10 14 and 1 runs in two games at home, with Auker and Sorrell noted as pitchers. Other AL action included Cleveland at Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn and Cincinnati games with final tallies and listed batteries.
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R. I
Detroit
St. Louis
Auker
Cochrane
Cain
Hansen
Coffman
Hemsley
Heath
R. H. EB
Sorrell
Hayworth
van Atta
House Speaker Denies Revolt Brewing On Roosevelt Taxes
Washington June 28 Speaker Burns denied reports of revolt delaying the presidents wealth taxes. He said Democratic Ways and Means members will push a tax bill this session and send it to the Senate, with recesses used while awaiting committee action.
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HOUSE
Clarence M. Wright
Associated Press
Washington
Burns
House Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
LaFollette
Steagall
Banking Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Ways and Means
Detroiter sought in New York attorney murder case
Police expanded the search for William Lee Ferris in connection with the slaying of Howard Carter Dickinson, a New York attorney. Dickinson died after leaving his hotel with a rumored money haul. investigators traced his briefcase, questioned a woman who checked it, and noted Dickinson’s funds. Detectives tracked Dickinson’s movements after a hurried hotel dinner as they pursued possible accomplices.
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Detroit
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
William Lee Ferris
Dickinson
Ferris
Ohio
Andrew Smygen
Fred W. Frahm
Ruth Cronin
Charles Evans Hughes
Bank Bill Approved by Senate Subcommittee
The administration’s bank bill gaining control over currency and credit by the Federal Reserve Board was approved by a Senate Banking subcommittee and will go to the full committee Monday. Chairman Glass and members declined to disclose key terms of the house bill and the open market operations and reserve requirements. Glass said the terms were withheld to avoid broad demands for alterations and expressed personal satisfaction with the bill.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Glass
Roosevelt Signs Nuisance Taxes
President Roosevelt signed a resolution extending the 500 million dollars in nuisance taxes for two years to prevent expiration. The measures include excise taxes on gasoline furs chewing gum automobiles not trucks tires and tubes refrigerators three cent postage telegrams and security transfers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Scabs Called to Run Mills in Pacific Northwest
In Portland and Tacoma scabs return to work to end the lumber strike. About 790 Tacoma workers and 105 Portland workers reported on shift as National Guard guarded mills. Union leader A W Muir said a new agreement was reached with a mill operator and votes on ratification were planned. Plywood union members accepted a deal returning 535 workers to the Vancouver plant with pay raises of 7 1/2 cents.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Wash
Tascoma National Guard
Clarence Martin
A. W. Muir
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Plywood
Muir
Vancouver, Wash
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A. Ley
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Beverly Hills
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Henry Guttman
Wagner
Pilkington
Ft. Lauderdale
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Cleveland
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Sewell
Hildebrand
Phillips
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Wilson
Frankhouse
Smith
Hogan
Spohrer
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Stout
Smith and Mancuso
Danning
Clark
Vance
Benge
Lopes
Cincinnati
R.H.E Bt. Louis
Haines
Hallahan
Delancey
Derringer
Lombardi
Chicago
R.H OE
Pittsburgh
Weaver
Eirkofer
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Henshaw and
Hartnett
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William Wedel
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