Sandino Leaves Nicaragua for Mexican Exile
Augustino Sandino arrives in Vera Cruz en route to exile in Merida Mexico accompanied by 25 armed men. He says he does not know his next move or duration abroad while accusing American imperialism of stirring regional conflict and claiming to leave General Barreda in charge of his forces in Nicaragua.
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Vera Cruz
Augustino Sandino
Insurget
Todes
Merida
Yucatan
Guatemala
Mexico
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Mexico City
Ue Street
Baireda
Knights of Columbus board member reports six convictions
Luke E Hart announced that six convictions have been obtained in the actions tied to the circulation of the bogus Knights of Columbus oath during and after the last presidential campaign. Two of the prosecuted were protestant ministers and two were women, with two more cases pending and no acquittals yet in trials conducted.
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Washington
The
Knights of Columbus
Luke E Hart
Louis
Order
Knig U of Columbus
Insufficient Evidence Against Robbery Suspects in Polson Case
Helena report says Ray Hampet and John Doles, brought back from Dayton to Polson by Lake County Sheriff W M Needham, will be released. The Helena Independent quotes Sheriff Needham: there is not sufficient evidence to convict. The Rowan Stats bank robbery is the case under review.
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Helena
Mont
Ray Hampet
John Doles
Polson
Dayton
Wash
W. HM. Needham
Lake County
Une
Rowan Stats Bank
Helene Independent
Independent
Neetham
Unese
Howard Found Guilty of Murder in Cooley Case
A California jury convicted John L. Howard, a Statormobile mechanic, of the murder of Victor A Cooley, owner of an auto renting business. Howard was held without parole pending death penalty, with no clemency recommendation from the 12 jurors. Cooley died April 10 after a hammer attack in his apartment shared with Howard over a dispute about a friendship.
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Los Angeles
Howard
Cooley
Endurance flight crash wounds Viola Gentry in fog
At Roosevelt Field New York a monoplane crash during a friendly race with the Three Musketeers left Viola Gentry gravely injured and Jack Ashcraft dead. Gentry's condition worsened after a blood transfusion as doctors said she had only a slim chance to survive.
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Roosevelt Field
William Uldrich
Martin Jensen
Ulbrich
Increased phone rate request denied by Idaho commission
Boise June 29 The Idaho Public Utilities Commission denies Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co request to raise telephone rates. The commission says improvements in service or more stations do not justify a rate increase after protests by users.
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Boise
Idaho
Paris and Vicinity
Public Utilities Commission
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph
Women should not be on charitable boards says chief
Mrs W A Holt president of the Home for the Aged at Alhambra California told the Service conference of the Congregational church that women should not serve on charitable boards. She said men handle finances better and mixed directorates fail as men defer to women.
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San Francisco
W. A. Holt
Home For
Ae Aged
Alhambra
Calif
Holt
Cope
Mra Molt
Om Swan
Re- Seo Sesea
Elks Ave
Anadeeoe Ued Wntiee Arts
Queen Marie Welcomes New Son in Royal Birth
Belgrade reports Queen Marie of Jugoslavia has a third son born Friday at 11 40 PM at the summer palace in Bied. Queen Marie of Romania attended the delivery. Both mother and infant are reported well as the capital rejoices on Saint Vitus day and the Kossova victory anniversary marking the kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Marie of
Summer Palace
Bied
Queen Marie
Rumania
Saint Vitus
Kossova
United Kingdom of Serbs Croats and Slovenes
Bribery Charges Hit Washington Banking Official
Olympia June 29 AP charged with asking and receiving bribes totaling 3260 dollars from two South Tacoma bankers to block bank charters. Washington state banking supervisor H C Johnson was arrested and charged with accepting 2000 and 1260 dollar bribes. bankers Peter Wallrich and Glenn Reeves were also charged and released on seven thousand dollar bonds. J E Hanselil linked to the payments.
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Olympia
Wash
H. C. Johnson
Washington
Bankine Wss
W. J. Milroy
Thurston County
Superior
Johnson
South Tacoma
Sta
Peter Wallrich
Presi-Dent
North Pacific Bank of South Tacoma
Glenn A. Reeves
J. E Hanseril
Tacoma
South Tacoma Brotherhood Bank
Brnd
Union Bank of
Court Dismisses Capone Writ of Error Request
Philadelphia June 29 The criminal division of the municipal court dismissed the application for a writ of error seeking release of Ty phouse Scarface Al Capone, Chicago gang leader. Capone is serving a year in county prison for carrying a loaded ... Judge John E Walsh refused bail pending appeal.
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Philadelphia
Criminal Division
Municipal Court
al Capone
Chicago
John E Walsh
Capone
Hoover to name eight member federal farm board
President Hoover announced three of the eight board picks from border states Oklahoma Kentucky Missouri. James C. Stone Lexington tobacco, C B Denman Farmington livestock, Carl Williams Oklahoma City cotton and wheat experience. Alfred Knapp of Lake Charles and Arthur Teague of Los Angeles discussed offers. Legge expected for balance.
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Washington
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Missouri
James C. Stone
Lexington
C. B. Denman
Parmington
Carl Williams
Oklahoma City
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Wiliams
Rice
Arthur P. Knapp
Lake Charles
Knapp
Georgia Colton
Alexander Legge
International Harvester Company
Charles C. Teague
California Citrus League
W. C& Moserip
Lake Elmo
Minn
C. C Teagie
Los Angeles
Moserip
Teague
France Delays War Debt Payback Postponement Sought
Paris and Washington clash over postponing the 400.9 million dollar French war debt payment to American stocks. Ambassador Claudel reports Secretary Stimson emotion and little chance of relief while French efforts hinge on ratification of the Mellon Berenger pact and broader settlements.
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Paris
Stimson
Claudel
Finance Committee
Chamber
M_ Claudel
Washington
United States
Claude
Poincaire
Congress
Franklin Bouillion
Foreign Affairs Committee
French Assembly
France
Europe
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Baseball scores and standings from a doubleheader summary
In Pittsburgh two games, Washington beats Pittsburgh 2 to 5 and 6 to 2 with Burse Braxton Tate Spence and Rufling Berry a key combo, while New York trails 7 to 5 in Philadelphia with Piperas Bengough Grove Earnshaw Shores Cochrane. Cincinnati and Boston split, Brooklyn and Boston games feature Cox Cantwell Delaney Everett Sponheimer Morrison Deberry. Indianapolis results show Aedo Love Bonnie Meullan and McCurdy involved.
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New York
Philadelphia
Grove Earnshaw
Shores
Cochrane
Hawks Sets Coast to Coast Flight Records in 44 Hours
Captain Frank Hawks completed a non stop coast to coast flight from Los Angeles to Roosevelt Field achieving three records. He logged 36 hours 46 minutes 48 seconds for the one stop round trip and 19 hours 10 minutes 32 seconds to the Pacific coast breaking prior marks. He then landed at Roosevelt Field 17 hours 38 minutes after takeoff from Los Angeles to top the eastbound record. He was briefly delayed for repairs, unharmed, and received a celebratory reception before returning home to New York.
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Roosevelt Field
Frank M. Hawks
Los Angeles
Hawks
Pacific Coast
C. B. D. Collyer
Harry Tucker
New York
Spanish aviators Franco and aides rescued at Gibraltar
After a week at sea Major Ramon Franco and three companions were found by British carrier Eagle and are being brought to Gibraltar. Their damaged seaplane was spotted just as searchers gave up, ending days of uncertain radio reports and misdirections.
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Madrid
Ramon Franco
Eagle
Gibraltar
Major Franco
Eagles
Santa Maria
Grel- Gon
Cartagena
Azores
New York
Eduardo Conzalez Gallarza
Julio Ruiz de Alda
Pedro Madariaga
Alcazares
Cadiz
Cape St. Vincent
Portugal
Greldon
Vasco da Gama
San Miguel
Great Britain
Fagle
London
One of Flyers Dies in Plane Crash Near Mineola
Corporal Elmer Berry died today at Nassau county hospital from injuries and burns after an Army observation plane with Lieut Maxwell Balfour burst into flames and fell 2000 feet. Balfour was reported improving but later in stable condition and expected to recover.
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Mineola
Elmer Berry
Nassau County Hospital
Lieut
Maxwell Balfour
Balfour
Bus Ditch Crash In Youngstown Injures Twenty-Two
A Nevin Line bus from Pittsburgh to Detroit crashed into a culvert, rolled into a seven foot ditch near Youngstown leaving twenty-two injured, seven seriously. Driver Jack Irvine and co driver Eugene Pasquala were detained for investigation. Pasquala cited a car failing to yield as the bus descended a hill at high speed. Hospital officials warned some victims may not survive.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Nevin Line
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Here
Adam Stone
Mahoting
Jack Irvine
Eugene Pasquala
Irvine
Overnight airplane trips to become common in future
Maj Clarence M Young, director of aeronautics, Commerce Department, predicts overnight flights will become as routine and safe as rail travel once people overcome initial fears. He compares early train and automobile anxieties to aviation and asserts air travel will prove as reliable as other transport.
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Washington
Clarence M. Young
Aeronautics
Commerce Department
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Revolutionary Army
Estrada
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Ramon Irinco
Eduardo Gallartza
Ruiz de Alda
Viola Gentry
Washington Bank
Moescrip
Twin City Milk Producers Association
Galry Cooperative Association
St. Paul
Hyde
California
Senator Borah
Troy
Mom
W. J Beaton
Spokane
Edna Bissell
Troy-Libby
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Bissell
Libby
American
Keeton
Burse
Braxton
Tate Spence
Rufling
Berry
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Drake
Cincinnati
Kolp
Sukeforth
Aoaves
Boston
Brooklyn
Cox
Cantwell Delaney Jeverett
Sponmrer
Morrison
Deberry
Indianapolis
T Aedo
Love
Bonnie Meulllan
McCurdy
Frank Hawks
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