Catherine Cassler Snared in New Death Probe in Indiana
Mrs. Catherine Cassler, released from jail April 30 after 27 months for a 1927 murder, faces new murder accusations in the death of Cammedia Soutar in a swamp near Hebron Valparaiso Ind. Police report links and witnesses place her there. Cassler previously escaped a death sentence in the Lindstrom murder after a failed retrial.
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Chicago
Catherine Cassler
Cammedia Soutar
Rebron
Ind
Cassler
Miss Soutar
Truman
Hebron
Lindstrom
Storms Cause Heavy Damage Across Kansas and Missouri
Torrential rains hail and winds cause hundreds of thousands in damage in Kansas and Missouri. Wichita suffers wrecked buildings and aircraft. a Western Air Express plane is destroyed. Missouri floodwaters damage bridges and homes. in Cheyenne one woman drowns as Crow Creek floods.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Wichita
Kas
Municipal
Swallow
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Hardiner
Northwest
Cheyenne
Wyo
Supreme Court upholds six month contempt sentences in Sinclair case
The U S Supreme Court upheld the six month sentence for Harry F Sinclair and a three month sentence for refusal to answer before the senate oil committee in the Teapot Dome shadowing case. The decision labeled the Burns detectives as shadowing the jury and affirmed convictions while disapproving a fifteen day Burns sentence.
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Washington
Leo R. Rover
United States
Sinclair
Senate
Harry F. Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
W. Sherman Burns
Sinclair Teapot Dome
Supreme Court
William J. Burns
District of Columbia
Senate Oil Committee
Day
Burns
Court of Appeals of
Owen J. Roberts
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Committee
Justice McReynolds
Justice Stone
Prohibition Backed by Ford Edison and Penney Signatories
A message to the American people urging an honest trial of Prohibition was published in New York with signatures incl. Henry Ford Thomas A Edison Captain Robert Dollar J C Penney and twenty other business leaders. It quotes Hoover and calls for full enforcement and support for the eighteenth amendment.
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New York
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Robert Dollar
J. C. Penney
Hoover
Lindbergh Impersonation Reported By Motor Boat Crew
Captain Louis Rounds of the Elizabeth Ann said a man identifying himself as Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh stopped at Block Island to refuel a 38 foot Mouette motor yacht. The yachtsman wore dark glasses, admitted he was Lindbergh, and said he planned to reach Boston to pick up a party of four.
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New London, Conn
Louis Rounds
Elizabeth Ann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Block Island
Captain Rounds
Lindbergh
Boston
Mouette
New York
Montauk Point
Port Jefferson
L. I
Raymond Abell
Shipping Board
Eruption Sudden as Vesuvius Quietly Roars Toward Pompeii
In Naples on June 8 Mount Vesuvius exploded anew with a lava stream about 19 feet wide. The eruption threatened Hell Valley while Pompeii itself remained safeguarded from new dwellings and ancient ruins as the cone showed renewed activity.
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Pompeii
Erent Crater
Hell Valley
Pomaeii
Sears Iss
Death by own action at Miami Arizona playground scene
Leo Beem the third shot himself to death in his father’s home at the Inspiration Consolidated company playground in Miami Arizona. Investigators found no motive given for the shooting.
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Miami
Ariz
Leon Beem
Tinspiration Consolidated Company
Miamian Elected Head of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Leonard G. Hubbs of Miami was chosen department commander of Arizona VFW at the ninth annual encampment in Miami. Other officers elected include Walter Righetti of Phoenix as senior vice commander J A Renee of Prescott as surgeon Charles Houchen of Phoenix as judge advocate Charles Fogle of Prescott as chaplain and B B Holstrom of Globe as adjutant.
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Miami
Ariz
Leonard G. Hubbs
Arizona
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walter Righetti
Phoenix
J. A. Renee
Prescott
Charles Houchen
Charles Fogle
BB. F. Holstrom
Globe
Walton Announces Midsummer Arizona Good Roads Program
R B Walton of the Winslow chamber announces the midsummer Arizona Good Roads meeting on June 12 in Winslow. Governor John C Phillips and J P McBride are slated speakers aligned with the Marble Gorge Grand Canyon bridge celebration activities.
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Walton
Arizona Good Roads Association
Winslow
R. B. Walton
Winslow Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Taylor
Phoenix
Association
John C. Phillips
J. P. McBride
State Highway Commission
Grand Canyon
Marble Gorge
Colorado
Good Roads Body
Arizona Industrial Congress
Arizona
Loop
Clifton
Spingerville
Bridge
G. W. Nelson
Navajo County
Ralph A. Hoffman
State Highway Department
Sam W. Proctor
Good Roads Committee
Edgar K. Miller
Hopi Indian Reservation
Angen H. Smith
House of Representatives
Mohave County
T. G. Norris
Harvey House
Sam Proctor
Showlow Girl Dies After Appendicitis Attack
Eleven year old Venla Willis, daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Willis of Show Low, died in the local hospital following an attack of appendicitis.
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Mynary
June ¢—Venla
John L. Willis
Showlow
Cristeros Defeated in Jalisco Battle
In Jalisco, federal forces under General Saturnino Cedillo enveloped General Enrique Gorozieta’s insurgent army at San Julian. Nine air columns and coordinated attacks led to dispersion, with many Cristeros killed or captured in the decisive engagement.
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Mexico City
Lune 3
Jalisco
Saturnino Cedillo
Enrique Gorozuieta
San Julian
Baldwin resigns as Conservative government falls in England
London June 3 AP Baldwin quits after cabinet meeting following Conservative defeat in general elections. J Ramsay Macdonald poised to take control as Labour gains the strongest party in the House with 287 of 308 seats needed for a majority.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
England
J. Ramsay Macdonald
Labor Party
House of Commons
Labor
Winner of Hearst Prize for Repealing Dry Law Plan
Franklin Chase Hoyt presiding justice of the New York City children's court announced as winner of the Hearst prize contest for the best temperance plan. The $25,000 plan proposes repealing the Volstead act and a new definition of intoxicating liquors to permit light wines and beers under state control.
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New York
Franklin Chase Hoyt
New York City
Children's Court
Hearst Newspapers
Return of Bishop Aran Zavy Saenz Signals Settlement Hope
Settlement optimism grows in Cuernavaca as Bishop Francisco Aran Zavy Saenz returns from self imposed exile in the United States. The move is read as likely to ease religious differences between the Mexican government and the Roman Catholic church.
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Mexico
CIETY
Francisco Aran Zavy Saenz
Oy Cuernavaca
United States
Human Catholic Church
Two Die in Coast Auto Crash Near Long Beach
Two people died and two others were not expected to live after a car collision in Long Beach California late last night. The deceased were Mrs. Howard Ellsworth 32 of St Paul Minnesota and Harry Christian of Fargo North Dakota.
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Lond. Beach
Cal
Howard Ellsworth
St. Paul
Minn
Harry Christian
Fargo
N. D
Supreme Court Refuses Case On Alleged Alumni Deal
The Supreme Court refused to pass on a case from Washington dated June 3 in which George D. Haskell charged that an alumni deal was improperly handled. The decision ended the petition without ruling on the merits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
George D. Haskell
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Prt Rermerce Commission
Kansas
Coto Nebraske
Rey
Lindbergh Buys 38 Foot Motor Yacht Mouette Before Honeymoon
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh reportedly bought a 38 foot double cabin motor yacht named Mouette two weeks before his marriage and start of his honeymoon. Elco Boat Works of Bayonne N J built the boat and the purchase details were learned today.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Elco Boat Works
Bayonne
N. J
Aged Clock Stops After Death of Snowflake Pioneer
Snowflake Arizona mourns Lucretia Owens born New York June 18 1841. She married James C Owens in 1856 and moved to Show Low from Illinois in 1878. She died after long illness with six children surviving J Clark Owens C BE Owens Mary Gardner Zinna Thurman Frank Owens and Adelia Hatch. Funeral services were held in Snowflake.
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Lucretia Owens
Arizona
Owens
New York
Bay
James C. Owens
Showlow
Ariz
Illinois
Babe Ruth Hospitalized After Precaution for Pneumonia
Babe Ruth was taken to a New York hospital for treatment of a presumed chest infection that kept him from the Yankees lineup yesterday. The move is described as precautionary to prevent the condition from developing into pneumonia and Ruth will miss today’s game.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yaniers
Unusual Forest Fire Near Prescott and Peru Treaty Signed
Reports say a large fire burned near Peoples Valley south of Prescott with lookout notices from Skull Valley. Separately in Peru the Tacna Arica treaty resolving a Chile Peru border dispute was signed today.
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Prescott
Ariz
Prescott Forest
Peoples Valley
Skull Valley
Hassayampa Trail
Yarnell Hill
Lima
Peru
Tacna-Arica
Chile
Phoenix Dispatch Lacks Clear Detail In Brief Notice
A fragment from a Phoenix bulletin notes a disturbance at a radio or telecommunication site with limited readable facts. The sparse text mentions an outpost tower and a June date but provides no names or outcomes.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Crow Creek
Suledad Rodriguez
Wyoming Hereford Ranch
Revenue Chief
Robert H. Lucas
Louisville, Ky
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Lucas
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Ory
Edison
Ford
Penney
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Henry ‘Ford
Detroit
Alfred C. Fuller
Brusher
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Conn
George F. Milton
George A. Plempton
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Voluntary Committee of
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Marshall Stimson
Choate
Franklin C. Hoyt
New York Children’s Court
William R. Hearst
Justice Hoyt
Hawk
Ancient Menace
Lindbergh IA
Naples
Italy
Vesuvius
Miamian
Veterans
Fete
Cristeros
Baldwin
Hearst
Coast
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Coesrol Mountain
T. ¥. Swift
Forestry Supers
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