Two Ardmore Deputies Bond in Mexican Youths Slaying
Two Ardmore deputy sheriffs W E Guess and Cecil Crosby were each allowed bond of under 25000 on murder charges stemming from the fatal shooting of two Mexican college students Emilio Cortes Rubio and Manuel Comez early Monday. Trial likely set for late June or early July before District Judge Asa Walden. Governor Murray urged Okla residents to stay out of Mexico amid anti American demonstrations while bodies were sent to Mexico with Col Charles Clowe and a governor son.
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Ardmore
Okla
Asa Walden
Nurder
W. E. Guess
Cecil Crosby
C. N. Champion
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Ortis Rubio
Manuel Comez
Mexico
Charles Clowe
Oklahoma
W.H. Murray
Murray
Oklahoma City
Washington
Many Pay Respects to the Slain Youths
About 800 people including Mexican government representatives attended in San Antonio as the train bearing two Mexican students slain at Ardmore Oklahoma passed through en route to Laredo for crossing the Rio Grande into Mexico.
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San Antonio
Texas
Ardmore
Okla
Laredo
Rio Grande
Mexico
Southern Railroad Declares 35 Cent Dividend on Common
New York June 11 Southern Railroad directors today declared a dividend of 35 cents a share on common stock from unappropriated 1930 earnings bringing total common payout to $4 this year. They expect no more 1931 common dividends. They also declared a regular 1.25 dividend on preferred stock payable July 15 to record June 22.
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New York
Southern Railroad
Link pleads guilty to extortion plot in Chicago
Julius Link an asbestos worker and last year’s state representative candidate pleaded guilty to attempting to extort money from Oscar DePriest a black congressman. He was sentenced by Judge Joseph Burke to six months in jail.
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Chicago
Julius Link
Oscar DePriest
Joseph Burke
Potatoes Given to the Poor in Florida
West Palm Beach reports large truckloads of potatoes supplied to the poor in the city and nearby Lake Worth area. The effort aims to ease hunger amid harsh economic conditions. Community organizers coordinate distribution through local charities and churches.
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Florida
West Palm Beach
Pia
Lake Pie Te Gro
Fess Sees Hoover Victory Likely in 1932 Campaign
Washington June 11 Chairman Fess of the Republican National Committee opened a conference of young Republicans predicting President Hoover would be renominated and re elected. Postmaster General Brown and Senator Fess praised Hoover as leader and cited his courage patience and wisdom in facing the crisis. Lucas presided and noted the round table idea shifted to a broader conference while defending tariff policy and a sound money stance.
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Washington
Fess
Republican National Committee
Hoover
Brown
Robert H. Lucas
White House
Senator Fess
Democratic Party
Europe
Clean peach crop shows minimal pest infestations in Georgia
Atlanta Ga June 11. Man ning S Yeomans state entomologist said reports from experiment stations in north and middle Georgia indicate the cleanest peach crop in years. He noted thousands of dropped peaches examined and curculio infestation at about three tenths of one percent and oriental fruit moth at about one tenth of one percent.
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Atlanta Ga
Manning S. Yeomans
North
Middle
Georgia
Yeomans
Potentates to Receive Honorary Shrine Memberships
Savannah June 11 four temples of the Order of the Mystic Shrine will award honorary memberships Alec Temple Savannah to George D Levy Omar Temple Charleston Jesse B Roddey Hejaz Temple Columbia Richard N Fickett Jr Yaarab Temple Atlanta and Bruce C Jones Al Sihab Temple Macon Olin F Fulmer Potentate of Alee will present the honors Candidates reported for initiation and paraded through the business district.
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Savannah
The
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Alec Temple
Olin F. Fulmer
Alee
George D. Levy
Omar Temple
Charleston
Jesse B. Roddey
Hejaz
Columbia
Richard N. Fickett, Jr
Yaarab
Atlanta
Bruce C. Jones
Unclear text headline from historical page
The readable fragments describe a political event involving a president and a senator, mentioning a ceremony on a Saturday. Specific names, places, dates, and outcomes are not discernible due to damaged OCR.
Effort to Obtain False Testimony Charged in Case
San Diego, June 11. Charges of attempts to obtain false testimony surfaced in a "girl market" case involving Jesse H. Shreve. Mary A. Siens filed for divorce alleging her husband urged her to lie on the witness stand. John L. Mills testified he and Shreve discussed paying defendants to bring girls to a hotel party with Shreve and Alexander Pantages. District Attorney Tom Whelan said a grand jury could be convened to consider four indictments for attempted subornation of perjury.
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San Diego
Cal
Jesse H. Shreve
Mary A. Siens
Byron Siens
Fie
John LP. Mills
Shreve
Alexander Pantages
William Jobelmann
Olive Clark
Siens
Tom Whelan
Lydia Nitto
Papal Control of Catholic Action Affirmed by Osservatore Romano
Vatican editorial confirms bishop oversight of local branches while the Vatican retains general supervision and the pope personally oversees Catholic Action. It denies reports of fundamental changes despite Italian government opposition, stressing direct diocesan links but continued Vatican authority.
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Vatican City
Catholic Action
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Holy Father
Caldwell Trial Opens Slowly With Bond Documents Read
Nashville reports the Caldwell fraud case opened in court with prosecutor reading three documents over an hour. Judge M R Nizer identified two as county road bond resolutions and a third as Caldwell and Company's offer to buy 200000 of the bonds. Caldwell faces fraudulent breach of trust charges related to bond transactions.
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Nashville Tenn
Rogers Caldwell
M. R. Nizer
Hardeman County Court
Caldwell and Company
Navy to cut Marine enlisted strength to save costs
Washington reports a 4 percent reduction in Marine enlisted strength from 17 500 to 16 000 with a substantial saving contemplated for Navy funding. Major Generals Ben H Fuller and others said new Marine enlistments are suspended.
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Washington
Ben H. Fuller
Marine Corps
Robinson Proposes Eight Simple Remedies to End Low Mood
Clarendon June 11 Senator Joe I Robinson outlines an eight point program of economic rehabilitation as a response to the Whit river bridge project delay. He urges slowing processes, mass production, tariff adjustments, silver money revival in Asia, radical public spending cuts, funded internal improvements by bonds, shorter work weeks, antitrust enforcement, and limited government interference to curb hunger and unemployment.
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Clarendon
Aric
Joe I. Robinson
Whit River
Robinson
India
China
Orient
Bank Official Hurt In Savannah Crash
William Murphey president of the Citizens and Southern National Bank and his secretary Ronald O'Donnell were injured when their car struck a lumber truck. An overhanging plank shattered a rib and Murphey expected to stay in the hospital about a week.
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Savannah
William Murphey
Citizens and Southern National Bank
Ronald O'Donnell
Augusta
Radio suit over licenses ends in Supreme Court
Washington reports the District of Columbia Supreme Court heard arguments by the Radio Corporation of America to block hearings on revocation of licenses held by its subsidiaries. Justice Bailey indicated a decision on an injunction ruling would come tomorrow with a limited scope. Louis Titus argued that section 13 of the radio act breaches constitutional limits on monopolistic conduct. RCA had previously faced anti trust findings in a Delaware federal court over a radio tube contract.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Radio Corporation of America
Radio Commission
Bailey
Radio Corporation
Louis Titus
Commission
Delaware
Edison urges confidence and progress at convention
Thomas A Edison spoke to the National Electric Height Association delegates from his Fort Myers winter home during a two day broadcast. He urged courage, recalling past depressions and noting America’s resilience, telling attendees to go forward as history repeats itself and the nation grows stronger. The remarks were carried by a nationwide hookup.
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Atlantic City
Thomas A. Idion
Fort Myers
Fla
Mr. Edinon
Alwaya Armerica
Jean Grave
Furth
None Left Alive in British Sub Officials Say
London reports that British admiralty abandoned hope for any survivors from the submarine Poseidon sunk off Weihawei China after a collision. Officials in China and British naval authorities had hoped divers could reach crew trapped inside as rescue teams prepared for possible salvage operations.
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London
Weilaiwei
China
Im Ehier
Sertéa
Abe Mharine
Tsingtao
Weihelwei
Bad weather halts work on submarine Poseidon
London reports bad weather in the Yellow sea interrupted communications with the sunken British submarine Poseidon. Trawlers are believed to have reestablished contact with the vessel on the bottom. Divers are investigating as the US Asiatic fleet offers and HMS Hermes confirms loss of contact.
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Yellow Sea
Poseidon
Admiralty Office
Hermes
United States Asiatic Fleet
Pigeon
Tsingtao
Jury Deliberates in Powers Murder Case in Macon
In Macon Georgia on June 11 the Bibb county jury began hearing the Powers murder case. The defendant Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Powers 74 is accused of killing James W Parks 18 a printer in a rooming house. Jurors retired to deliberate after a mid afternoon session.
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Macon
Sarah Elizabeth Powers
James W. Warks
Bibb County
Judge Mathews Charges the Jury in Powers Insurance Killing Case
In Macon Georgia Judge HH Mathews began his charge to the jury in the Powers case an elderly rooming house keeper 74 on trial for killing James W Parks 18 in an alleged insurance plot The court expected the jury to lunch before deliberations Closing arguments dominated the morning with defense counsel I W Maynard speaking over two hours and Solicitor General Charles Garrett for the state concluding proceedings
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Macon
HH. A. Mathews
Sarah Elizabeth Powers
James W. Parks
In. W. Maynard
Charles Garrett
Powers Denies Involvement in Slaying Case Neares Jury
In Macon Georgia on June 11 Mrs Sarah E Powers aged 74 rooming house keeper faces trial for allegedly persuading Earl Manchester Rochester Michigan youth to kill James W Parks 18 orphan printer for 1000 from Parks life insurance policy Prosecution failed to compel Manchester to testify and Powers denied any participation describing the claim as untrue Manchester testified of quarrels with Parks and of plans to educate him at Mercer University with insurance motive the case moves to concluding arguments and judge’s charge.
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Macon
Sarah E. Powers
James W. Parks
Earl Manchester
Rochester
Mich
Garrett
Manchester
Mercer University
Parkes
No Verdict by Coroner's Jury in White Case
Coroner's inquest adjourned without a verdict after a deputy was shot at the home of Groves. Key witnesses include Ma Beckham and Charles Wall, with statements from Mrs Grove and Miss Grove. The hearing spanned hours, with testimony on the shooting's sequence and whether a weapon fired.
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H. A. White
Ma Shorty W Beckham
White
Charles WK. Wall
Lan
Grove
Joe Grove
Annie Grove
Wail
Wen
Wall
Beckham
Messr- White, Huff and Stewart
Mr. White
Mr. Groves
Mr. Hurt
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Beckham
Stewart
Offen
Iwuther
Ruiates
Rhysteriin
Wien
Alen
World Looks to Hoover to Cure Economic Ills
Washington faces a global economic crisis as reparations and war debts loom large. Hoover administration is urged to lead international collaboration to ease tensions, with emphasis on arms limitation and potential war debt revisions as a path to stability.
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Hoover
Peru in State of Siege This Week
Mima Peru reports the junta announces a new administrative slate has been re established in the country claiming public order requires drastic measures. The/proclaimed state of emergency follows political upheaval and signals potential crackdown actions.
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Peru
Sime
Mima
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