Prominent Attorney Casey Killed in Bisbee Area Crash
James S Casey a leading Bisbee attorney and partner in Ellinwood Ross of Phoenix died when his car left the Bisbee Tombstone highway and fell into a ravine six miles east of Tombstone. William Evans of Cananea Sonora Mexico sustained serious injuries. the pair were en route to Benson for a train to Phoenix.
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Bisbee, Ariz
Ellinwood & Ross
Phoenix
Evans
Casey
Benson
Southwest
Ellinwood and Ross
Oh Page
Ingalls Leaves St. Louis for Possible Transatlantic Flight
Miss Laura Ingalls, New York aviatrix, took off from Lambert Field at 6:25 a.m. CST toward New York for a possible solo Atlantic crossing. She said the flight depends on developments in days ahead and may not occur. mechanics inspected her plane during the stay after arrival from Wichita.
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ST. Louis
Laura Ingalls
New York
Atlantic
California
Problems Of Youth Discussed At Christian Endeavor Meet
In San Francisco on July 15 the golden jubilee convention of International Christian Endeavor Societies focused on youth problems. Discussions covered guidance of young people across multiple groups. Tomorrow President Hoover is to address delegates from Washington, to be heard in the civic auditorium.
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San Francisco
International Christian Endeavor Societies
Hoover
Washington
Civic Auditorium
Financial fraud in China exposed and arrests follow
In Canton a second financing fraud was disclosed with officials allegedly conspiring with printers to overissue a $10,000,000 block of bonds. Estimates of the extent range from $2,000,000 to $10,000,000. Several arrests were made as irregular notes valued at $100,000 issued by a municipal bank were also found with two officials arrested. The government pledged to redeem the irregular notes.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Western Air Express Omits August 1 Dividend
New York July 15 Directors of Western Air Express Corporation have omitted the 5 cent charterly dividend due August 1.
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New York
Western Air Express Corporation
Fascisti Denounce Papal Encyclical
Mussolini and the Fascist directorate denounce the pope's encyclical as lies and accuse the Vatican and Masonry of hostility to the Fascist state and Balilla. The party says 1,515,000 members will mobilize on the Piave front to defend the revolution and unit.
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Rome
Mussolini
Fascist Directorate
Vatican
Masonry
Femace
Italy
Party
Mexico City Fliers Plan Repair Run After Forced Landing
Edward Maloney and Seth Werrington, who attempted a nonstop flight from New York to Mexico City, flew to the beach where their plane was damaged in a forced landing on Monday. They hope to repair it and fly to Brownsville, Texas, tonight after being brought in by plane from Tampico.
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Mexico City
Edward Maloney
Seth Yerrington
New York
Brownsville
Texas
Tampico
Sears Catalog Reveals Large Price Drops for Fall
Sears Roebuck and Co releases a 1192 page fall and winter catalogue with price cuts of 10 to 30 percent. Silk fabrics lead declines at 21.2 percent below last year, while copper products metal goods tires and textiles all show substantial decreases.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
R. E. Wood
Gandhi Arrives at Simla for Talks with Willingdon
Mahatma Gandhi and his wife reached Simla to confer with Viceroy Lord Willingdon ahead of a plan to sail next month for the London round table conference.
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Simla
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Willingdon
Round Table
London
Prison Is Awaiting A. B. Fall
The New Mexico penitentiary near Santa Fe, a 19th century fortress, awaits Albert Bacon Fall who faces bribery charges with a possible one year and a day sentence or four months with good behavior. The aging, turreted complex now houses over 500 inmates beyond its 356 capacity.
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Santa
New Mexico
Albert Bacon Fall
Department of Interior
Santa Fe
Sangré de Cristo Mountain Range
Mother Of Radio Crooner Is Dead
Mrs. Charles A. Vallee mother of radio crooner Rudie Vallee died at 61 at her Westbrook Maine home. Family members including Rudie Vallee and his brother William who flew from New York were present. Survived by husband two sons and a daughter Kathleen Lunneville.
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Westbrook
Maine
Charles
Kathleen I Lunneville
Panama Files Over Million in Claims Against U S
Panama City July 15 Claims totaling more than $1,000,000 against the United States government over the Panama Canal building have been filed in the Panamanian foreign office. Attorney Co P Fairman urges presenting the claims to the Joint Land Commission for study rather than the tribunal under the general claims convention.
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Panama City
United States
Panama Canal
Panamanian Foreign Office
Co. P. Fairman
Joint Land Commission
Panama
States
Capone Henchman Edgar Smith Found Dead in Car
Edgar A. Smith, bodyguard to Danny Stanton and linked to Al Capone, was found shot dead in a south side Chicago automobile. He and Stanton had been extradited for the Jack Zuta murder case in Wisconsin, with habeas corpus battles reaching the state supreme court. Police seek two companions seen with Smith last night.
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Chicago
Edgar A. Smith
Danny Stanton
al Capone
Smith
Stanton
Wisconsin
Jack Zuta
Fire destroys Plovdiv cathedral in Sofia July blaze
A fire at the Catholic cathedral in Plovdiv today caused extensive damage estimated at 2 million dollars. The cathedral houses the tomb of Princess Marie Louise, mother of King Boris, which was saved.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Plovdiv
Marie Louise
Boris
Mountain Region Sets Heat Records Across Colorado
In Denver area on July 15 the Rocky Mountain region baked as high temperatures were recorded. Greeley reached 103 degrees, while LeRoy near Sterling hit 106, the hottest in 41 years, with Sterling topping at 103 and a 1890 high of 107 noted in records.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Mercury
Greeley
Leroy
Sterling
Electrical Storm Floods Philadelphia
A severe electrical storm with a 57 mph gale lashed Philadelphia and surrounding areas. The deluge caused at least one death and more than $1,000,000 in property damage with multiple neighborhoods and subways flooded. Logan section saw cars swept away and homes flooded to ceilings. trolleys halted and thousands of cars stalled. Evacuations occurred as Saw Mill Run floodwaters forced Norristown residents to seek shelter in city buildings.
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Philadelphia
Logan
Saw Mill Run
Norristown
French fliers to retry nonstop Tokyo flight
Francois Coty said Joseph Le Brix and Marcel Doret will again attempt the nonstop Tokyo flight after recovering from a crash near Niji Udinsk. An identical Hyper aircraft is ready and will be entrusted to them, with salvage efforts ongoing. They expect to reach Paris in about a week.
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Paris
Francois Coty
Joseph le Brix
Marcel Doret
Tokyo
Siberia
Niji Udinsk
Film People Fined For Disturbances In Malibu Night Club
Kenneth Harlan and Dorothy Webb faced fines for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after a Malibu night club party. Webb’s $100 total was split with $75 suspended. she paid $25 for disturbing the peace and $25 for drunkenness.
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Malibu
Calif
Kenneth Harlan
Dorothy Webb
Sheriff’s Office
Miss Webb
Wool Men Urged To Advertise At Arizona Convention
Frank J. Haggenbarth of Salt Lake City urged Arizona Wool Growers delegates to boost advertising for lamb and wool products. He said sixteen percent of the United States consumes almost the entire crop and called for strong campaigns in the middle west while noting Pacific coast and Atlantic states already absorb nearly all. He referenced the Hocksmith resolution to Congress as affecting livestock freight rates. Continued on page three.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Frank J. Haggenbarth
Salt Lake City
National Wool Marketing Corporation
National Authority On
Arizona State
Woo
United States
Haggenbarth
Middle Western
Pacific Coast
Atlantic States
Hocksmith
Congress
Famous Broncho To Be Seen At Salinas
Salinas California July 15 A 23 year old horse named Snip the pride of Happy Jack Hawn of Fresno county will be guest of honor at the twentieth annual California rodeo next week. Snip has attended Salinas rodeos for two decades with only one absence and rose on his hind legs to snort defiance at cowboys from across the western ranges since his first appearance as a bucking bronco from the Nevada sage hills.
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Salinas
Calif
California
Snip
Jack” Hawn
Fresno County
Nevada Sage Hills
Western Ranges
Treasury official found dead in garage with car engine running
Washington reports that Robert G. Hand, commissioner of accounts and deposits at the Treasury, was found dead in his closed garage with his car engine running. A death by own action certificate was issued, indicating suicide.
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Washington
Robert G. Hand
Treasury Department
French air crash kills three near Grenoble
A Paris dress house model and another young woman were killed when a plane taking them from Cannes crashed into a mountainside near Grenoble. The pilot also died in the crash.
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Grenoble
France
Cannes
Wickersham Commission Faults U S Criminal Procedures
The Wickersham commission denounces U S criminal procedure as shocking to justice citing the Mooney Billings case from the 1916 San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing. It faults incompetent or politics ridden judges and urges reform while stopping short of reopening the case.
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Washington
Wickersham Commission
Mooney- Billings
Hoover
San Francisco
Legs Diamond Acquitted By Jury In Troy Case
Jack Diamond known as Legs Diamond was freed by a jury in Troy New York after a long history of arrests from petty crimes to murder and an assault charge fallout. He has survived gunfire and remains a storied gangster figure in New York state.
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Troy
N. Y
Jack Diamond
Victor
New York State
Arnold
Rothstein
Rainbow Division Vets Reunite In Macon Convention
Veterans of the Rainbow Division conclude their annual convention in Macon Georgia after three days of reunion. Memorial services were held with Rainbow chaplain Father Francis Duffy delivering the main address. A wartime officer Brigadier General Henry J. Reilly sent a message warning that peace through disarmament is impractical and the country is already at risk.
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Macon
Rainbow Division
Francis Duffy
Rainbow
Henry J. Reilly
Europe
Three Die In Chile Factory Collapse Amid Storm
Three people died when a factory collapsed in Concepcion as a Chilean storm raged. The disaster also sank several small boats and battered Valparaiso harbor.
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Chile
Valparaiso
Concepcion
Post And Gatty Return To New York In Winnie Mae
World flyers Wiley Post and Harold Gatty arrived in New York at 11 a m aboard the Winnie Mae after nonstop flight from Indianapolis. They plan to decide the itinerary for a national tour to begin soon.
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New York
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Winnie Mae
Indianapolis
Hindenburg Returns to Berlin as German Crisis Narrows
President von Hindenburg resumes leadership in Berlin to stabilize Germany finances and cabinet actions free cash for mid month payroll. Secretary Stimson and British Foreign Secretary Henderson in Paris for talks with France while London awaits Young Plan discussions.
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Associated Press
von Hindenburg
Berlin
Henry L. Stimson
Arthur Henderson
Paris
Germany
London
Young
Commitment Delayed By Brothers Appeal
The commitment of Leo V. Brothers of St. Louis to Joliet for a 14 year term for the slaying of Chicago crime reporter Alfred J. Lingle is delayed by a writ of supersedure from Illinois Chief Justice Frederic R. De Young. The stay halts execution as the case is appealed, and Brothers remains in Cook County jail pending the ruling.
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Chicago
Leo V. Brothers of
St. Louis
Joliet
Alfred J. Lingle
Frederic R. de Young
Illinois Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Brothers
Cook County
Chinese Forces Break Through Reds at Cantor Front
Chiang Kai-Shek reports government troops have pierced the enemy right wing at Cantor and captured Kwangchung. Reds retreat in disorder toward the south as fighting continues near Nanking.
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Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Cantor
Kwangchung
Lightning Rod Deflects Bolt Saving Hospital Archives
A lightning bolt struck the Pennsylvanian hospital cupola but was deflected by an old lightning rod, sparing priceless documents and surgical relics stored in the tower. Firemen noted the rod, an invention credited to Benjamin Franklin, protected the institution he founded.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Hospital
Man Shot By His Dog Near Death
Noble Potts, 26, was shot in the back when a dog’s digging in a ground hog hole hit a gun trigger. Potts lay near death as physicians said there was little hope for recovery.
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Zieger
Noble Potts
Potts
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for July Reported
Treasury receipts for July 13 were 7,526,244.43 dollars with expenditures of 20,477,794.48 dollars and a balance of 360,080,959.45 dollars. Customs receipts through July 12 totaled 12,819,615.24 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Hungarian officers plan nonstop flight to Budapest
George Endres and Alexander Magyar, reserve officers in the Hungarian army, prepared to fly the plane Justice to Hungary from Harbor Grace Newfoundland toward Budapest. They postponed the takeoff due to weather concerns but resumed plans as conditions improved with favorable winds reported and only final prep remaining.
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Harbor ‘Grace
N. F
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Hungary
Newfoundland
E.S.T
Budapest
James H. Kimball
Weather Bureau
New York
Great Circle
Atlantic
Flint man underwrites Hungarian flight attempt
Emil Salay a 58 year old Flint sausage manufacturer backs Hungarian fliers George Endres and Alexander Magyar in a plane named Justice for Hungary. He invested 30000 dollars as payment of a debt of gratitude to Hungary and journeyed to Budapest to await the ship's arrival. The flight aimed to raise funds via postcards and small subscriptions amid ten year treaty of Trianon tensions. Salay left for Budapest June 22 with Mrs Endres and his grandson William.
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Flint
Mich
Budapest
Hungary
Emil Salay
Flint Sausage
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
Salay
Detroit
Trianon
Endres
William
Rail rate increase narrowed to exclude coal and coke
Washington July 15 The Interstate Commerce Commission hearings opened with the railroads petition for a 15 percent rate hike amended to exclude coal and coke from the proposed provisions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Medinah Temple's Thomas J. Houston Elected Imperial Potentate
Thomas J. Houston, past potentate of Medinah Temple in Chicago, was elected Imperial Potentate of the Ancient and Noble Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. He succeeds Esten A. Fletcher of Damascus Temple, Rochester, New York.
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Shriners
Cleveland
Thomas J. Houston
Medinah Temple
Chicago
Order of Nobles
Hrine
Esten A. Fletcher
Damascus Temple
Rochester
N. Y
Weather Outlook for Arizona Fair Through Thursday
Arizona forecasts show generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with little change in temperatures. No precipitation expected and skies mostly clear. Highs and lows remain near typical seasonal norms for the region.
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Arizona
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Bisbee
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Ingalls Flight
Christian Endeavor
Fascisti
Gandhi
Willingdon
Eor State
Capone
Criminal Courts
U. S
Honolulu
John McCormick
Janet Gattis
Washington, D. C
R. L. Fearn
Legs
Post and
Gatty
Co. Endres
Hindenburg
Harbor Grace
Winslow
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