Arizona Court Upholds Dugan Execution By Hanging
The Arizona Supreme Court upholds the death penalty for Eva Dugan, 51, convicted of murder. The editorial argues sex should not affect capital punishment, noting public sentiment and comparing to states where murder leads to execution without leniency.
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Supreme Court of the
State of Arizona
Eva Dugan
England
United States
Arizona
New York
Louisiana
Seventy First Congress raises public confidence questions
The Arizona Republican argues the Seventy first Congress will prove futile, noting little was accomplished in the prior session and predicting continued bickering. It says the president remains more trusted than Congress and cites past elections where opponents of Coolidge faced sweeping defeats.
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Arizona Republican
Phoenix
Seventy-First Congress
Congress
Senate
Farm Board
Relief of Agriculture
Hoover
Coolidge
Dictatorships listed after war decade in 1930s report
The article notes current rulers across monarchies and republics. Monarchies include Hungary under Regent Horthy, Italy under Mussolini, Jugoslavia with King Alexander, Persia led by Shamiza Kahn, and Spain under Premier de Rivera. Republics listed are Chile with President Ibanez, Poland under Marshal Pilsudski, Portugal headed by President Carmona, Russia with Josef Stalin, and Turkey led by President Kemal.
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Hungary
Regent Horthy
Italy
Mussolini
Jugoslavia
Alexander
Persia
Shamiza Kahn
Spain
de Rivera
Chile
Ibanez
Poland
Marshal Pilsudski
Portugal
Carmona
Russia
Josef Stalin
Turkey
Kemal
Advocating aviation regulation to prevent disasters
The Dispatch argues for stricter aviation rules to protect lives and property from aircraft dangers. It cites a New York crash near Bolling Field, notes growing air travel, and claims pilots should not endanger citizens when flying over homes and workplaces.
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Dispatch
New York City
America
Revolution Reported Brewing In Mexico
Mexico City papers report a National Revolutionary party faction organizing secret groups to purge government officials and employees not deemed fully revolutionary. The claim cites undisclosed sources and notes the move as an internal effort within the party.
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Mexico
Mexico City
National Revolutionary Party
Sandy Herd Affirms Eighteenth Hole Ace at Moor Park
London golfer Sandy Herd, Moor Park Club pro, birdied the eighteenth hole for his eighteenth ace in a career marked by record accuracy. This latest hole in one at Moor Park adds to his famed list of 18 ace rounds.
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London
Sandy Herd
Moor Park Club
Winslow Activities This Week Rotary Luncheon Card Party
Rotary Club holds weekly luncheon at noon in the guild hall. American Legion Auxiliary hosts a card party at the community hall in the afternoon. Sunday services are planned at all Winslow churches.
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Rotary Club
Guild Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Winslow
Morrow Tricked Into Accepting Senate Bid Says Essex Leader
Jesse R. Salmon, chairman of the Essex County Republican committee in Newark, asserts Dwight W. Morrow was misled into entering the U S senate race against Joseph Frelinghuysen after being told there would be no contest for the full term. Salmon says Morrow did not know Frelinghuysen’s candidacy when agreeing to fill Ambassador Edge’s seat.
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Newark
N. J
Jesse R. Salmon
Essex County Republican Committee
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
United States
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Salmon
Frelinghuysen
Walter E. Edge
Ambassador Edge
Senate
Morrow
Washington Letter on Foreign Service Pay Gaps and Resignations
Secretary of State Stimson offered a ministerial post to a capable officer who refused due to lack of funds to finance the job. The piece notes rising resignations in the foreign service, contrasts with British spending, and cites examples from Uruguay to Peking where U.S. diplomats face unpaid entertainment and personal expense burdens.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Ashington
Stimson
State Department
Foreign Service
Rogers
Latin America
Uruguay
Canada
Washington
Ottawa
William Phillips
Esser
Allen Dulles
Peking Legation
Australia
Department
Belure
Caine
Dominican President Vásquez to Undergo Operation in Baltimore
Horacio Vasquez, Dominican Republic president, travels under guard aboard a United States airliner via Culig to Baltimore for a major operation. 115 other passengers reportedly accompany him.
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Wnter
Horatio Vasquez
United States
Culig
Baltimore
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Joe
Hills Bros
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