Two Convicted Fugitives Captured Near Stuart Oklahoma
Two convicted murderers who escaped the Oklahoma state prison were captured near Stuart, Oklahoma, by Marshal Duke Ownsby and W. Estes. Warden Sam Brown returned the fugitives, Jim Stribling and H. B. Bradbury, after they surrendered while trying to board a train. The escape triggered a wide manhunt across four states.
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McAlester
Okla
Oklahoma State Prison
Kansas
Faye Raymond
Ed Chiles
Ralph Vandergriff
Allane
Wilbur Underhill
Lansing
Kas
Son
Ozark
Kirk Prather
Welch
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Bob la Follette
Siloam Springs
Ark
Maysville
Oklahoma Line
Dan Ward
Cak
la Follette
M. J. Wood
Cookson Hills
Joplin
B. K. Blair
Alice Braithwaite
Neosho
Jim Clark
Clifford Dopson
Blair
Bull
Otto Durkee
Chetopa
Guthrie
Oklo
U S Against Using Force In Disarmaments
Geneva June 1 Norman H Davis Roosevelt’s spokesman reassures the disarmament conference that the United States will back international supervision of armaments but will not promise to join penalties against violators. He says cooperation, not precommitment to punishment, is Washington’s approach as talks pause until June 27. France and allies withhold approval of replacing armament limits in the defeated nations.
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Geneva
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
United States
Washington
Davis
Mr. Davis
Arthur Henderson
France
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Germany
Police Raid Big Gambling Palace
New York detectives raided a penthouse described as a palace of chance. Blue chips reportedly cost as high as $1,000 while the room boasted tall mirrors Japanese prints Beté furniture and a frisky Pomeranian dog.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Census Population Figures Through 1930
The official census shows the U S population rising from 91 972 266 in 1910 to 105 710 620 in 1920 and 122 775 046 in 1930. These decennial counts reflect nationwide growth and demographic shifts across the era.
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United States
Resort tone hints at eastern fifty seventh street apartment
Anians lend tone to a resort perched atop an East Fifty seventh Street apartment house indicating a refined locale.
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East Fifty-seventh Street
Peery Pushes Early Action on Prohibition Convention
Appomattox Virginia June 1 George C Peery a Tazewell candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination urged quick action to elect delegates to a state convention on repeal of the eighteenth amendment and to set the convention in motion while the legislature is in session. He contrasted his rivals Smith and Deal over allegiance to the organization in Virginia. He also outlined broader issues including schools health and expanding the state corporation commission powers.
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Appomattox
George C. Peery
Tazewell
General Assembly
Peery
Virginia
Mr. Peery
Wiliam Worth Smith, Jr
Louisa
Joseph T. Deal
Norfolk
Deal
Byrd
Smith
State Corporation Commission
Price Appointed Postmaster at New Market
A. Price, a Democrat and familiar figure in Shenandoah County politics, was recently named postmaster at New Market. The appointment, announced in June, marks a key leadership change in the local post office.
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Mr. Price
New Market
A. Price
Shenandoah County
New Market Postmistress Sworn In
Mrs. Wickes, who served as postmistress for eight years and supervised the New Market post office's advancement to second class on July 1 1928, was succeeded today by Mrs. Mary B. Wickes after a Senate confirmed appointment on January 13 1926.
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New Market
Mary B. Wickes
Wickes
C. W. Wickes
Senate
Coolidge
Maker
Robinson Replies To Thrust At Delegation
In Washington a Democrat Senate leader Robinson defends President Roosevelt against accusations over foreign debt policy. He denies any application of or plan for canceling debts and rebuts reports about William Bullitt’s remarks to foreign leaders.
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Sen. Robinson
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Robinson
Ind
William C. Bullitt
Arkansas
Indiana Senator Discusses Debt Policy Amid Credit Talks
An Indiana senator says he has no authority to define administration debt policy and notes the President has not sought to compromise or alter the existing law. The remarks follow discussion of a London speech by Ambassador Robert W. Bingham and a call for his recall over foreign entanglements.
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Indiana
Indiana Robinson
London
Robert W. Bingham
Bingham
United States
Beer Permits Institute New One Use System
Richmond June 1 Major Ed win H. Gibson assistant Attorney General in charge of prohibition enforcement announced a new beer permit issuance system where one permit can be used only once. Gibson and Mrs E J Scott cited flaws in the old system where permits were unsigned and unused by consignors, consignments, or transporters.
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Richmond
Edwin H. Gibson
Major Gibson
E. J. Scott
Prohibition Department
New Permit System Targets Repeated Beer Imports
New rules require sequential permits for beer entering Virginia. A permit must be returned to the prohibition department before a second, third permit can be issued. Signatures are required from the consigner, transportation agency, and consignee at delivery.
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Mit
Prohibition Department
Transportation Agency
Engine Crews Injured In Sideswipe Crash In Roanoke Yard
Two mallet type locomotives sideswiped in the Norfolk and Western yards injuring four crew members. E. E. Bateman, 57, is in critical condition with a crushed leg and burns. Labon Welch, 53, scalded but less serious. M. H. Fitzgerald escaped with minor burns. Fred Talbert suffered a broken wrist and ankle. Investigators look into cause.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
E. E. Bateman
Labon Welch
M. H. Fitzgerald
Fred Talbert
Closing Wheat Market Prices In Chicago And Baltimore
Closing quotations today show Chicago July at 73 1 2 cents September 75 1 2 and December 78 cents. In Baltimore spot wheat is 84 cents. Winchester spot wheat is 80 cents.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
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