Commission On Indian Reform Delivers Initial India Report
London June 10 AP The commission on Indian statutory reform led by John Simon released the first volume of its two and a half year inquiry into Indian affairs. The group will publish the second volume with recommendations on June 24, marking the complete state of the empire’s present conditions.
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London
Great Britain
India
Commission On Indian Statutory Reform
John Simon
Shortage Closes Cincinnati Bank
The Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company was closed by state superintendent O C Gray after a shortage ranging from 5 008 to 590 000 was found in Henry L Doherty Co Cincinnati branch accounts. Officials noted a 1 600 plus shortage in Amos W Shafer records and pointed to a capital of 637 377 as of March 27.
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Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
O. C. Gray
Henry L. Doherty Co
Amos W. Shafer
Doherty Company
Arizona Boys Are Navy Recruits
Two Arizona youths Dorus Donald Webb of Mesa and Fred Warren of Prescott have joined the U S Navy. Webb and Warren have already left for San Diego for assignment. Webb is son of Mr and Mrs Albert D Webb. Warren is son of Mrs Henry Knapp of Camp Wood near Prescott.
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Dorus Donald Webb
Mesa
Fred Warren
Prescott
San Diego
Webb
Albert D. Webb
Warren
Henry Knapp
Camp Wood
Hit and Run Driver Sought After Wreck Near Show Low
Nav ajo county officers seek a woman driver of a large green sedan who forced Antonio Peralta and his wife off Highway between Show Low and Taylor. The couple were hospitalized in McNary with serious injuries from the rollover. Mrs. Peralta suffered deep cuts from shattered glass.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook
Navajo County
Antonio Peralta
Mce- Nary Hospital
Showlow
Taylor
Peralta
McNary Hospital
Forestry Officials Plan Fire Work In Northern Arizona
Forestry officials in Arizona plan fire work in the Southwest after a Denver meeting. Supervisor Roberts and Ranger Humway of Sitgraves National Forest with Superintendent Hussey of the Apache National Forest discuss improvements. The Indian service builds a metallic telephone line from McNary to Whiteriver and plans other line upgrades.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Roberts
Humway
Sitgraves National Forest
Hussey
Apache National Forest
Southwest
Denver
Indian Service
McNary
Whiteriver
U. S. Forest Service
Increase of 16000 For Fort Tuthill Camp Of Arizona Guards
The War Department has allotted an additional 16000 to raise the total for Fort Tuthill at Flagstaff to 116000. The update came via telegram to Nogales from Colonel Joseph F. Pomeroy, adjutant general of the Arizona National Guard, confirming the permanent post plan.
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Nogales, Ariz
War Department
Fort Tuthill
Flagstaff
Arizona National Guard
Joseph F. Pomeroy
Phoenix
Democrats Of County Hold Meet In Holbrook
Navajo county Democrats gathered in Holbrook for an informal post noon discussion of candidates and a plan for the coming campaign. Committeemen from across the county talked of presenting a united Democratic front while agreeing no action will be taken in the primaries.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook
Navajo County
Education To Stop Dry Law Violation
Boston June 10 AP Prohibition enforcement could learn from England and Wales says George W Wickersham head of the national commission. He urges education on the evils of excess drinking and the advantages of innocent amusements as a substitute for enforcement penalties.
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Boston
England and
Wales
George W. Wickersham
National Commission of Law
National Conference of Social Work
Advertising boosts foreign trade say British official
Lord Riddell, chairman of the British Newspaper Proprietors' Association, told Imperial Press delegates in London that America's foreign trade rise was largely driven by advertising. He urged British manufacturers to advertise both at home and abroad, warning against excessive American influence.
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London
Lord Riddell
Portes Gil Asks Rubio To Probe Morones Charges
Former President Emilio Portes Gil requests President Ortiz Rubio to authorize a full investigation into accusations by ex secretary Luis Morones that Portes Gil plotted to kill Ortiz Rubio in Los Angeles while Portes Gil led the provisional government.
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Portes
Gil
Rubio
Mexico City
Emilio Portes
Ortiz Rubio
Luis Morones
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Portes Gil
Los Angeles
Bar Silver Holds at New York Level
Bar silver in New York on June 10 stood at 36 5 8 as market activity remained steady with prices little changed from session to session.
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New York
Three Die in Arizona Car Collision on Globe Coolidge Road
Three men died and two were seriously injured in separate automobile accidents in Arizona last night. Victims include W. W. Orr, Globe credit union manager, and Hi C. Stillman, Douglas business association secretary. The injured include Robert Hamilton and Robert Johnson. Orr and Stillman died when their car overturned after sideswiping another vehicle. Hospital report notes Iris Gill’s fractured collarbone and possible skull injuries.
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GLOBL
Ariz
Arizona
W. W.orr
Credit Association
Globe
Hi. C. Stillman
Business Men’s Protective Association of
Douglas
Thomas S. Dupuis
Los Angeles
Robert Hamilton
Bisbee Chamber, of Commerce
Robert Johnson
Orr
Stillman
Hamilton
Globe- Coolidge
J. W. Mitchell
Cochise County
John H. Slaugh
Tombstone
Haulton
Fan Globe Hospital
Greece supports Balkan federation for regional peace
Premier Venizelos told the Athens chamber of deputies he favors a Balkan union to consolidate peace in the region. He urged leaders to create conditions for Balkan peoples to unite in cooperation, and his remarks drew loud applause.
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Greece
Balkan Union
Athens
Venizelos
Chamber of Deputies
Balkan
Prescott Federal Building bids set for July 14
Sealed bids for the $235400 Prescott federal building, approved by Congress, will be opened in Washington on July 14. The plan calls for a three story fire proof structure.
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Prescott Federal Building
Prsecottt
Ariz
Prescott Federal
Congress
Washington
Daughter Of Tom Mix To Receive Mother's Blessing
Ruth Jane Mix, daughter of film cowboy Tom Mix, and her husband Douglas Gilmore, a screen actor, are due in Beverly Hills after their Yuma wedding to receive blessing from Ruth’s mother Olive Stokes Mix. Mrs. Mix, though opposed, said she will help them make the best of it.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Ruth Jane Mix
Tom Mix
Douglas Gilmore
Yuma
Ariz
Olive Stokes Mix
Merger Talks Between Van Camp and Jewel Tea
Indianapolis June 10 Negotiations for a merger of the Van Camp Packing Company of Indianapolis and the Jewel Tea Company off Barrington are under way Here The Van Camp Company has 2 000 000 assets and works in packing food products The Jewel Tea Company imports tea coffee and spices
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Indianapolis
Ind
van Camp Packing Company of
Jewel Tea Company
Barrington
Til
van Camp Company
Greatest Murder Hunt In History Organized In Chicago
Chicago police and state’s attorney’s men joined private detectives and press power to hunt down the killer of Tribune reporter Alfred Jake Lingle 38. Rewards total 30 000 with Tribune 25000 and Chicago Evening Post 6000. Press Club adds 10000. About two hundred bystanders were near when he was shot at 1 06.
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Chicago
le Man
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
The
Tribune
Chicago Evening Post
Press Club of
Lingle
Nationalists Lose To Chinese Rebels Near Yochow
Reports from Hankow say the invading Kwangsi army broke Nationalist lines near Yochow in northern Hunan and pushed the Nationalists northward toward Wuchang along the railway. Fighting began south of Yochow on Tungting lake shore, with Kwangsi forces including bandit groups and anti Nanking provincials having earlier captured Changsha.
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Hankow
Apeh
China
Nanking
Yochow
Hunan
Wuchang
Tungting Lake
Kwangsi
Changsha
Women’s Clubs Oppose Music Robots In Defense of Living Music
At the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial convention in Denver the delegate body adopted a resolution oppose eliminating living music from homes and theaters. The measure calls for preserving gifted musicians and was sent to the Music Defense League in New York.
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Denver
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Music Defense League
New York
King Carol prosecutes his enemies in Bucharest
In Bucharest June 10 King Carol announced he forgot his enemies’ past but ordered the prosecution of Dr. Angelescu former education minister, Dr. Kostinescu mayor, and Dr. Demetrescu Braila ex health minister for similar offenses. He also seeks a cabinet reshuffle after M Mironescu’s resignation and drafts Professor Iorga or Julia Maniu for leadership.
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Bucharest
Romania
Caro
C. Angelescu
Min. V
J. Bratinan
Kostinescu
Demetrescu Braila
Liberal
M. Mironescu
Carol
Nicholas Iorga
M. Iorga
Julia Maniu
Arizona Reports 157 New Disease Cases In Week
The state board of health issued its weekly bulletin listing 157 new cases of communicable diseases in Arizona for the week ended June 7. The report was released in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Phoenix. Ariz
State Board of Health
Arizona
University Summer Session Starts at Arizona
Tucson AP reports the University of Arizona summer session began with about 300 students enrolled, a larger number than in 1928 or 1929, indicating growing interest in summer study.
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Tucson
Ariz
Juneau
University of Arizona
Turkey and Greece sign friendship treaty in Istanbul
In Istanbul on June 10 an friendship treaty was signed between Turkey and Greece marking a diplomatic accord. The agreement aims to improve bilateral relations and cooperation between the two nations.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Greece
Actual Work Begins After Equipment Arrives in Winslow
City law enforcement tightens parking rules under ordinance 150. Judge Dunklin fines 34 violators, raising funds for the treasury. Day and Night Marshals Harp and Neill say nearly 40 tickets issued. one man, R S Rose, fined 10 dollars and ordered to cover a doctor bill from injuries in a prior incident at the Rose hotel. The shooting of a youth by Rose was to frighten youths mistaken for troublemakers.
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Winslow City
A. L. Dunklin
New City Council
C. W. Harp
R. L. Neill
R. S. Rose
Darrell Simmons
Rose
Dunklin
Simmons
Mr. Rose
Rose Hotel
City Grants $171 054 Road Contract In Winslow
Plans call for Southern California Roads Company to pave 76 city blocks starting at the west end of Third Street Winslow with work to begin within days. City engineer C A Lewis Jr and contractor J C Johnston signed the agreement in the mayor's presence. Equipment from East Second Street paving will be reused as crews mobilize.
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Southern California Roads Company
Winslow
C. A. Lewis, Jr
J. C. Johnston
Southern Californa Roads Company
J. P. Clark
H. Payson
Tunnel Explosion Kills Seven on Hetch Hetchy Project
Authorities investigate the Calaveras tunnel blast that killed seven workmen near Oakland Alameda county California. Preliminary findings indicate methane gas unleashed by dynamite was ignited by a tram spark.
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Oakland
Cal
Calaveras Tunnel
Alameda County Hills
Here
Atheists Barred From Testimony at Graham Trial
In Newark New Jersey on June 10 authorities barred atheists from testifying at the trial of Dozier W Graham a black communist candidate for the US Senate charged with hostility to the government. Judge Walter D Van Riper restricted witnesses who denied belief in God after Graham allegedly shouted fight the police during a February communist gathering.
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Newark
N. J
Dozier W. Graham
Graham
United States Senate
Walter D. van Riper
President Receives Right-of-Way Bill for Canal
The Senate bill authorizes use by the Federal Indian Service of a right of way for an irrigation canal through the Casa Grande ruins national monument in connection with the San Carlos irrigation project. The bill passed the House and was sent to the president for action.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Indian Service
Casa Grande Ruins National Monument
San Carlos
Nineteen Texans Vie for Governor in July Primaries
A field of nineteen candidates for Texas governor was certified for the July 26 primaries after state committee meetings marked by Republican harmony and Democratic verbal battles. Fourteen Republicans and five Democrats were listed. Governor Moody declined to run while James Ferguson and his wife Miriam A. Ferguson, former chief executives, entered the race amid a heated exchange. Moody suggested Ferguson should not be nominated, remarking on the idea of him “running under his wife’s petticoats.”
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Austis
Texas
Dan Moody
James B. Ferguson
Democratic Committee
Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Moody
Stock Market Seeks Footing After Sharp Tumble
New York stock prices wavered at the opening as traders absorbed yesterday’s decline. Heavy trading continued at high volume with quotes lagging about half an hour behind actual transactions while rallies faltered and gains faded.
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New York
Mexico City
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