Plane crash in Phoenix injures three near wires
A commercial passenger plane attempting a dark takeoff in Phoenix crashed after tangling with high tension wires. Three occupants were seriously injured, including Zella Robbins of Phoenix with severe head injuries, while Wil Ye Karnofsky and pilot Paul Odneal likely will recover. The unnamed car occupants were uninjured as the plane burned after striking a parked auto.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Zella Robbins
Wil Ye Karnofsky
Paul Odneal
Odneal
American Hotel Keeper Slain by Two Mexicans in Tampico
Dispatches report Joseph H. Ross an American hotel manager killed after two men attempted to force entry to the Southern Cross Hotel in Tampico. Ross was struck on the head and fell down stairs, dying soon after. Suspects described as objectionable individuals were arrested.
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Menico Cepy
Junge 10
Tampico
Joseph H. Ross
United States
Southern Cross
Ross
No Secret to Him Cambridge Burglary Report
The door of a room in Drayton Wall at Harvard dormitory has no secret panel. A burglar used this fact to enter the room and steal clothing valued at $100, belonging to James Cosgrove, as reported in Cambridge on June 10.
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Cambridge
Mass
Drayton Wall
Harvard
Sixty Held For Defense of Loray Mill Strikers
In Gastonia North Carolina strike leaders and union officers plan defense for about sixty jailed strikers tied to the fatal shooting of O F Aderholt Gastonia chief of police He died after police were shot near the Loray mill headquarters Officers continued to arrest more strikers as James Reid national textile union president and Juliet Suort Poyntz secretary of international labor defense announced aid for those jailed and for the defense effort
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Gastonia
IN. C
Plang
Loray
O. F. Aderholt
National Textile Workers Union
Aderholt
Alfred Waganknecht
Workers International Relief
James Reid
National Textile Union
Juliet Suort Poyntz
International Labor Defense
Governors Meet On Oil Problem
Colorado Springs June 10 The ills of the petroleum industry including over production were laid before the governors oil conservation conference called by President Hoover The immediate question was the drawing of an interstate compact to control output from 320000 wells in the United States each averaging eight barrels daily with other problems tied to geography and economic outlook of the production areas
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Hoover
United States
Thaw Mother Mary Copley Thaw Dies in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw philanthropist and mother of Harry K. Thaw died in Pittsburgh yesterday from pneumonia. She would have turned 87 on June 11.
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Thaws
Pitstburgh
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Macdonald May May Come to U S to Talk With Hoover
London reports that Premier Ramsay MacDonald may travel to Washington for private talks with President Hoover on Anglo American relations. The talks could cover naval disarmament and possibly include Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada.
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MacDonald May
U. S
Hoover
London
Ramsay Macdonald
Washington
Canada
Mackenzie
Dominion
Swedish Ocean Plane Reaches Iceland After Harsh Crossing
The Sverige, a Swedish transoceanic plane, landed safely at Skaptaros Iceland after struggling with storms on a Stockholm to New York flight. Crew Captain Albin Ahrenberg Lieutenant Axel Floden and mechanic Hans Ljunglund were reported safe as fuel supplies were en route for the 150 mile hop to Reykjavik.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Sverige
New York
Stockholm
Skaptaros
Erja
Fyllia
North America
Albin Ahrenberg
Axel Floden
Hans Ljunglund
Dry Reorganization Resolution Sent to Senate With Report
The Judiciary committee favorably reports the Jones resolution to form a joint congressional committee to study reorganizing prohibition enforcement. The panel would include three Senators and three Representatives and focus on the Department of Justice. Senator Jones, Washington Republican, introduced the measure after Hoover's message.
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Washington
Jones
Hoover
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Capitol
Charleroi Boxer Fay Signs to Fight Heeney in July
Charleroi heavyweight Harry Fay signed to meet Australian Tom Heeney in Miami on July 4. Fay, training in Charleroi, is also slated to fight Young Stribling in Macon Georgia on July 11 at an as yet unnamed venue.
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Charleroi
Harry Fay
Tom Heeney
Miamilla
Fay
Young Stribling
Macon
Onion Peels Stir Miss Janzen in Texas Cafeteria
Miss Marjorie Lee, UT newspaper reporter, went to the cafeteria for a story from Miss Anna Janzen an employee. She fled rubbing inflamed eyes as Miss Janzen continued to peel onions.
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Austin
Tex
Marjorie Lee
University of Texas
Anna Janzen
Janzen
Seeks Jail When Bondsman Fails to Act
Pueblo officials say Wild Bill Hill of Boone may be guilty of illegal liquor activity but is an honest man. Hill was arraigned for a still and liquor possession with a 2500 bond. After a bondsman failed to appear, Hill went to the county jail to wait for bond funds, setting a local precedent.
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Pueblo
Colo
William “Wild Bill
Hill
Boone
Wild Bill
Bill
Winslow Editor Recovers Stolen Car With Groceries
Carmel Giragi of the Winslow Mail had his car stolen last week and located it within hours. The vehicle was found filled with groceries, illustrating community support in the town of Coconing.
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Carmel Giragi
The
Winslow Mail
Early Resident T R Hunt Dies in Anderson Pass
T R Hunt a pioneer rancher of this district died at his home in Anderson Pass Saturday morning. He and his brother L D Hunt engaged in the livestock business for many years in New Mexico and Arizona. Born in Ohio sixty six years ago he was the son of a physician and leaves relatives in Ohio. A brother J W Hunt, president of Aberdeen College, Texas, arrived today. he is survived by a sister Mrs A A Anson of Denver.
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Ft. R. Hunt
Anderson Pass
A. A. Anson
Denver
Colorado
Border Patrolman Under Investigation in Fatal Shootout
Henry Virkula is killed by E. J. White of the U S customs border patrol during a liquor smuggling incident near International Falls Minnesota. White and fellow officer 5 A Servine had ordered Virkula to stop. White fired a sawed off shotgun killing Virkula instantly. White was arrested on second degree manslaughter charges and held as investigations proceed. A coroner's inquest was opened.
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Virkula
E. J. White
Border Patrol
White
A. Servine
Customs Service
Big Falls
N. A. Linderberg
Customs
Duluth
Dutch Destroyer Sent to Islands After Uprising
The Hague June 10 AP Dutch authorities acted quickly over Willemstad Curacao unrest after 500 Venezuelan described forces overran the police armory. The destroyer Korienaar was sent to Curacao and the battleship Hegel Hendrik prepared for departure to the West Indies Taters.
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the Hague
Netherlands
Willemstad
Curacao
Korienaer
Venezuela
Helgo Hendrik
Plan for Colorado River water shares eyed at Boulder Dam talks
At Boulder Dam conference officials and engineers from Arizona California and Nevada worked on a common base for water division. They translated a tentative formula into acre feet aiming to bridge rival postures. Previous plans split 8 700 000 acre feet with Arizona 3 500 000 California 4 700 000 Nevada 300 000 while California proposed 7 500 000 with 4 400 000 to California 2 800 000 Arizona and 300 000 Nevada.
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Washington
California
Arizona
Colorado
Boulder Dam
George W. Malone
Nevada
Colorado River Commission
W. J. Donovan
Boulder
Dam
Donovan
Gila
Marry in Haste and Frequently in Tulsa Headlines
Tulsa date June 10 report notes Mrs Helen Heichenberger who has married seven times and appeared in ten divorce cases over twenty years. Present husband, a contractor, filed cross petition to her divorce suit after she sued him in August 1928, dismissed, then sued again in September and obtained a divorce before decree was vacated.
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Tulsa
Okla
Moving Picture
Helen Heichenberger
Eichenberger
Aie
CS Ituin Oie
Big Beauty Show Elevates Miss United States Race
Thirty four American beauties contend for Miss United States at the International Pageant of Pulchritude in Galveston with the winner to face ten foreign entrants for Miss Universe tomorrow night. A bathing suit revue preceded tonight's event as 55,000 spectators watched. Some contestants fainted in the 94 degree heat and sun after yesterday’s two mile parade but recovered quickly.
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Alveston
Texas
Camp Verde cowboy tests first two shots as auto weapon
Everett Brininden testified at the Jim Black murder trial that the first two shots came from an automatic pistol and the next five from a double action six shooter. Other witnesses described a scuffle, the aftermath, and Black’s health and treatment before and after the July lake shooting near Mormon Lake.
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Flagstaff
Camp Verde
Jim Black
Charles B. Otey
Mormon Lake
Everett Brininden
Brininden
Otey
Clarence L. Ford
Lake Resort
Black
Mary Brisen
J. Bailey Dick
Mesa
Ariz
Lester Hilton
Cowboy
Raymond Casmer
Brison
R. M. Francis
Francis
Joe T. Walters
Mr. McGrew
Star Actress Margaret Lawrence Dies in Penthouse Double Suicide
New York police report Margaret Lawrence 40 shot to death beside Louis Bennison 45 in her East Fifty first Street penthouse. Bennison appears to have fired first then shot himself. Two notes found imply a joint death pact. Lawrence had recent divorce suit with Wallace Eddinger pending. Bennison from California had wife and child in San Francisco.
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New York
Margaret Lawrence
Wallace Eddinger
Louis Bennison
Bennett Mussen
Bennison
L. B
Ordon
D. Munn
Elizabeth
Louise
Munn
Los Angeles
Eddinger
Pittsburgh
California
San Francisco
Andrew Benziser
Senate quarrel over farm relief flares in debate
Washington reports a bitter senate exchange as Senator Borah of Idaho challenged President Hoover's opposition to the expert debenture plan and Senator Allen of Kansas accused Borah of failing to advocate the proposal before the Republican convention last summer.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Hoover
Allen
Kansas
Sammere
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River Accord
Favour
C. Cragin
John L. Bacon
M. J. Dowd
C. C. Elder
Galveston, Tex
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