Germany Debt Reduced to Nine Billion Marks
Paris June 4 AP The last barrier to a full reparations accord fell as Belgium accepted Dr Schacht’s proposal to redeem German marks and the Young plan annuities. The deal cuts Germany’s reparations from about 33 billion to 9 billion in present value and outlines annuities totaling 2.05 billion marks over 87 years plus additional sums, with Allied troops to withdraw once arrangements are in place.
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Paris
Europe
Hjalmar Schach
Belgium
Owen D. Young
Schacht Yestarday
Young
United States
Rhineland
Vesuvius Eruption Forces Barre Evacuation and Lava Surge
Mount Vesuvius eruption worsens with lava flowing 150 feet per hour, threatening Barre at 650 feet distance and Terzigno half a mile away. Soldiers aid evacuation as lava 160 feet wide pours at 10 feet per second, threatening vineyards and rich agricultural land near Terzigno and Vesuvian Observatory monitors mobilizing for further evacuations.
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Naples
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Barre
Malladra
Vesuvian Observatory
Terzigno
Tranto
Count Capialbi
Rich
Cristero Chief Dies in Battle
MEXICO CITY June 4 AP report says General Enrique Gorozuieta, Cristero chief, killed in action. General Saturnino Cedillo, leading federal forces, announced Gorozuieta's death and said the body is embalmed for shipment to relatives. Pacification of Jalisco districts expected by June 15.
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Mexico City
Chapultepec
Saturnino Cedillo
Mexico
Enrique Gerozuieta
Cedillo
Generali Gorozueta
Jalisco
Miami Copper Announces Group Life Insurance Plan
Miami Copper company announced a group life insurance plan covering all employees. The plan pays two thirds of annual premiums, costing 40 cents per month per $1,000 of coverage, effective July 1, with projected total coverage of $1.5 million as the program develops.
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Miami
Ariz
Miami Copper Company Today
Iron Workers Vote to Continue Strike in Chicago
About 2,000 strike iron workers met in Chicago and voted unanimously to stay off the job until their $18 a day demand is met. The vote rejected a yesterday agreement between two international officers and contractors. Many called for $1.45 a day.
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Chicago
Two Murder Trials Set in Maricopa Court
Phoenix schedule lists Jose Alvarez to stand trial Wednesday for the killing of Jose Murillo with an ax in a shared shack on April 16. Ygnacio Marciel faces Thursday trial for the slaying of Andres Torres on April 22. Eddie Romley appears Friday on an assault with intent to murder charge involving his wife and a Grand Avenue address.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jue 4
Maricopa County
Jose Alvarez
Jose Murillo
Alvarez
Murillo
Ygnacio Marciel
Andres Torres
Marciel
Eddie Romley
Harold Lovell
Aline Romley
Grand Avenue
Men Who Wore Grey Meet in Charlotte for Annual Reunion
In Charlotte North Carolina United Confederate Veterans members gather for the 19th reunion opening night. Officials estimate about 15 000 visitors from nearly all states attended the event.
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Charlotte
N. C
United Confederate Veterans
Globe Mining Man Dies After Illness
Globe Arizona June 4 AP Edward Fullwood aged 67, a retired mining man, died at his home after a brief illness. Fullwood arrived in the area from England in 1399.
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Globe
Ariz
Edward Fullwood
Fullwood
pPngland
Mining Claims in City Park Dispute
A hearing on 53 mining claims held by about 30 parties within Phoenix city park will be held at the Phoenix land office within four months or six weeks. J B Busch a mining engineer with the general land office is compiling data for the hearing.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Land Office
J. B. Busch
General Land Office
New Mine Company Receives Incorporation Certificate
The Gross Mining and Investment Company of Santa Cruz County was granted a certificate of incorporation by the Corporation Commission in Phoenix on June 4.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Ap— the
Gross Mining and Investment Company of
Santa Cruz County
The
Corporation Commission
Traffic in Jam at Busy Noon Stirs Winslow Streets
At the noon hour on East Second and Williamson a pretty Winslow flapper blocked traffic with one foot on a car’s running board, drawing a crowd as onlookers watched and police rushed to clear the jam.
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East Second Street
Williamson
Winslow
Hollywood
Charlie Harp
Adios
Testimony Begins in Black Murder Trial at Mormon Lake
A surprise witness, Ralph Phillips son of Gov Phillips, testifies Black killed Charles B Otey at Mormon Lake last summer. Mrs Phillips also testifies as other eye witnesses name Black as the shooter. The trial opened after jury selection and more than 25 witnesses have been called. The widow of Otey sits among spectators as jurors are listed.
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Flagstaff
James B. Black
Ralph Phillips
John C. Phillips
Phillips
Charles B. Otey
Black
Phoenix
James Hall
Ariz
M. G. Fronske
James Black
Mormon Lake
Otey
William E. Beach
Hart Prairie
J. T. Allen
W. K. Lochridge
Nelson
Fredonia
D. J. McMillan
Parks
George F. Campbell
D. H. Holmes
Garland Prairie
Wendell D. Haywood
John A. Terry
Charles MM. Goodman
George A. Downs
Rudolph Kirby
Grand Canyon
Maricopa County Pupils Get 26.26 Each Apportionment
Maricopa county will distribute 612,016.97 in school funds with each pupil receiving 26.26 as their share. County treasurer announced the apportionment on June 4.
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Woeney
Phoenin, Ariz
Maricopa County
Baldwin Resigns as Prime Minister to King George
LondonJune 4 AP Stanley Baldwin resigns as prime minister handing his resignation to King George at Windsor Castle who lay ill in bed. The king accepted and summoned Ramsay MacDonald to form a cabinet following Labour’s rise to strongest party in the Commons. MacDonald to visit Windsor tomorrow.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
King George
Windsor Castle
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Baldwin
House of Commons
Laborites
Mr. MacDonald
Windsor
Hamstead
David Lloyd George
MacDondx
Guard Camp to Bear Gov Phillips Name
Phoenix June 4 Camp John C Phillips will be the official designation of this year’s Arizona National Guard encampment. More than a thousand officers and enlisted men will attend the training camp August 11 to 25. Brig Gen A M Tuthill of Phoenix will command under authority from the Washington militia bureau.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John C. Phillips
Fntal
Arizona National Guard
Joseph F. Pomeroy
A. M. Tuthill
Washington
Miltia
Killer Confessed in Killing of Teresa Johnson Near Mendocino
Tom Le Hew, a wood chopper, admitted to Sheriff R. R. Byrnes and deputies that he killed six year old Teresa Johnson in woods near Mendocino City last week. He described waiting for her to walk home from school then attacking and strangling her. A formal charge of murder will be filed.
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Ukiah
Calif
R. R. Byrnes
Tom le Hew
Teresa Johnson
Mendocino City
le Hew
Aris
Johnson
Air service permit bids heard by corporation commission
Three applications for air service permits and one for a motor vehicle service extension were heard by the corporation commission and taken under advisement. Copper State Airways seeks a general air taxi permit to operate across the state. Arizona Airlines requests a similar service with headquarters in Flagstaff. Southwest Air Service aims to run a passenger and express service between Winslow and Nogales via intermediate points. Arizona Bus Company requests a freight baggage and express extension from Jerome to Cottonwood, serving Clarkdale and Clemenceau.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Corporation Commission
Copper State Airways
Arizona Airlines
Flagstaff
Southwest Air Service
Winslow
Nogales
Arizona Bus Company
Jerome
Cottonwood
Clarkdale
Clemenceau
Fell Under Logging Train Wounds Man
Filimento Olivarri of St. Johns is in a local hospital after being crushed by a logging train. Both legs and one arm were injured in the accident on June 4.
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Filimento Olivarri
St. Johns
Body of Mrs Virginia Patty Found in Los Angeles Closet
The body of Mrs Virginia Patty was found head battered and hung in a closet of an apartment. Police ordered the arrest of Bill Tollman a radio technician from San Francisco in connection with the crime. Her husband Frank Patty of Portland collapsed when told of the slaying.
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Los Angeles
Virginia Patty
Bill Tollman
Station
KPO
San Francisco
Frank Patty
Portland
Ore
Pacific Bank of Finance
Phoenix Suspect in Killing Seeks Bond
Roy Stewart, held in the County jail since the slaying of contractor Carl T. Schmidt, filed a habeas corpus petition in superior court seeking bond. A hearing is set for Thursday as Stewart pleads not guilty to first degree murder in the shooting following a dispute over domestic troubles.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Stewart
Carl T. Schmidt
Stewart
Schdmit
Woman Pleads Guilty in Tuttletown Poisoning Case
Mrs Eva Rablen pleaded guilty in Sonora to killing her husband Car roll Rablen at Tuttletown on April 27 by putting poison in his coffee.
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Stockton
Eva Rablen
Sonora
Carroll Rablen
Tuttletown
Seaplane Pilot’s Altitude Record Attempt Reported Short of Mark
Lieutenant Apollo Socek lands after attempting to break the world altitude record for seaplanes and says he does not think he made it. In Cincinnati a bullet riddled body identified as Pauline Wilson linked to gangster George Murphy is found by the Big Miami river. Spokane fire destroys Zelterbach Paper warehouse causing about $200,000 in losses.
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Washington
Apollo Socek
Cincinnati
4 Wolman
Pauline Wilson
George Mur
Spokane
Zelterbach Paper Company
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Bank For International Settlement
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Crockett
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Texas State College For Women
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Miami Copper
NEW Mine Company
Black 5
Monarch
Downing Street
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Winslow-Border Air Line
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W. C. Johnson
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