Daudet Defies Arrest as Royalists Clash in Paris
In Paris amid a three way clash near L Action Francaise, royalists, communists and police clash injuring about thirty. Leon Daudet, jailed for libel, barricaded himself and refuses surrender as police and authorities consider a pardon. Twenty arrests reported.
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Paris
L'Action Francaise
Leon Daudet
Manifestants
Daudet
Wilice
Philippe Gaudet
Poincare
Philippe
Birger Indicted For Murder Second Time
Nashville Illinois June 11 AP Charles Birger southern Illinois gang leader already under indictment for the murder of May or Joe Adams of West City was indicted late today for the murder of Lory L Price state highway patrolman who with his wife was abducted from their Marion home January 17 Birger and four former followers were indicted on the testimony of Art Newman former lieutenant recently arrested in California on a charge of complicity in the Adams killing last December 12
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Nashville
Illinois
Charles Birger
Joe Adams
West City
Lory L. Price
Marion
Birger
Art Newman
California
Adams
Arizona Sunday Showers Move East Then Warmer
Weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions in Arizona with showers east portion and a rise in temperatures. It forecasts Sunday unsettled and Monday generally fair with warmer readings.
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Arizona
Winslow
Hoover calls for revised levee system and flood safety devices
June 11. Secretary of Commerce Hoover urges revision of Mississippi levees and addition of safety devices to relieve strain during super floods. He says current plans were insufficient and promises cost a small part of flood losses while protecting national wealth.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Alliance
Gray Appeals From Execution Sentence
Henry Judd Gray, convicted in the Albert Snyder killing, filed a notice of appeal today seeking to overturn the sentence of execution. The appeal targets Justice Townsend Scudder's ruling and execution at Sing Sing is stayed pending appellate review, likely reaching the fall term.
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New York, N.Y
Henry Judd Gray
Albert Snyder
Townsend Scudder
Sing Sing
Lewis F. Lawes
District Attorney's Office
Demonstration Breakup Near British Consulate in New York
Police dispersed an anti-British demonstration organized by the hands-off China committee outside the British consulate on Whitehall Street. About 315 participants from varied nationalities marched and heckled. water, paper, and missiles were thrown as officers intervened. Julia S. Poyntz was briefly detained then released to continue speaking from a nearby building.
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New York
China
Whitehall Street
Julia S. Poyntz
Marine Police
Lindbergh Dates and Plans for Today
Three engagements appear on Colonel Lindbergh's schedule for tomorrow including tributes to veterans. He will likely visit Anacostia Naval Air Station to oversee reassembly of the Spirit of St Louis and may attend church with the Coolidges. Officials expect him to attend Missouri state society reception and accept honors.
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Washington
Lindbergh
Anacoscia Naval Air Station
Missouri State Society
Lucetti Sentenced to 30 Years in Mussolini Attempt
Italian anarchist Gino Lucetti received a 30 year term from a Rome military tribunal for the September assassination attempt on Premier Mussolini by bombs. Co-defendants Leandro Sorio and Stefano Vateroni were sentenced to 20 years and 18 years nine months respectively.
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Lucetti
Rome
Gino Lucetti
Mussolini
Leandro Sorio
Stefano Vateroni
Sorio
Vateroni
Government Party In Lead Now In Ireland
In Dublin on June polls show the government party leading with 17 seats, De Valera 15, Labour 9, National League 1, Farmers 4, Independents 5. A coalition government seems likely as Cosgrave appears to lack a majority but holds the most seats. Peter Hughes, defense minister, defeated in Louth.
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Government Party In Lead
Ireland
Dublin
Gail
de Valera Party
Labor
National League
Farmers
Independents
Cosgrave
Peter Hughes
Wee
Louth
London under strain over Anglo Russian break and Moscow executions
London debates the fallout from the Anglo Russian diplomatic break and the Moscow executions amid reports of mobilization and renewed terror. Sir Robert Hodgson describes coercive tactics used against British staff in Moscow while denying espionage claims.
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Moscow
Russia
Sunday Express
Europe
Pima County Jail Suit Yields Surprise In Court
In Tucson on June 11 1951 the county jail site case neared end with a major sensation as Frank B Lopez a real estate salesman among 21 defendants refused to answer a question about grand jury matters saying it could incriminate him.
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Tucson
Ariz
Superior
Frank B. Lopez
Pima
Borgaro Faces Arms Running Trial Date Set
Borgaro Jr a curio dealer was bound over for trial on June 15 for conspiracy to export munitions to Mexico. He faces charges of arranging 75 rifles for shipment and sending a telegram to San Francisco brokers.
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Tucson
Ariz
Estaban Borgaro, Jr
United States
Edwin F. Jones
Mexico
Borgaro
Tom Mills
Marshall
Adolfo de la Huerta
Burgaro
Dunham, Carrigan and Hayden Co
San Francisco
American Railway Express Company
Milville
Daring Jail Break Plot Foiled In Jefferson City
Prison officials stopped a plan to blow a wall at Missouri State Penitentiary with 150 inmates directly involved. Riley Davis, alias Edward Rees, surrendered nitroglycerine and information after his mother urged him to reveal the plot. The plan aimed to raid homes, steal cars, and escape while 3,000 inmates were on the yard.
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Jefefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Riley Davis
Edward Rees
Linn County
Missouri
Leslie Rudolph
Tge
First Trans Atlantic Air Deal Under Way
Paris on June 11 AP reports the first business deal toward regular trans Atlantic air service. A cable to Litecoure confirms Argentina’s president ratified a contract with a French company to cut mail delivery from 21 to 12 days via a combined air and water route, moving toward a round trip air route.
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Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Litecoure
Argentina
France
Peter Volkoff Buried in Moscow
The body of Peter Volkoff Soviet envoy who was assassinated in Warsaw was buried at dusk along the edge of Red Square near the Kremlin Wall. A tribute stood before the Lenin Mausoleum as officials delivered eulogies under tight police restrictions for cardholders only.
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Moscow
Europe
Sunday Observer
Volkoff
Peter Volkoff
Warsaw
Red Square
Kremlin
Lenin Mausoleum
Transatlantic Air Freight Service Aims by 12 Months
Charles A. Levine says a regular two way trans Atlantic freight route linking New York with continental points could start within a year. Plans include summer hops to Iceland and the continent, winter hops to the Azores, using multi motor planes with 2500 mile range and 2000 pound payload. Capital estimated at 10 million, initial 2 million, with pilots trained in house and no passenger service initially.
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Berlin
New York
Charles A. Levine
Levine
Warsaw
Atlantic
Iceland
Azores
Wagon Lits Company
International Sleeping Car Company
Lufthansa
Europe
Pacific Gas and Electric President Addresses Utah Bankers
Creed, president of Pacific Gas and Electric Co. in San Francisco, told Utah bankers today that the nation’s economic and political ills are largely the responsibility of the nation’s business leaders.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Aapi
United States
Wigginton DB
Creed
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Sun Francised
As- Sey Cuutb
Lindbergh Returns Home to Vast Washington Welcome
Charles A. Lindbergh lands in Washington to a hero’s welcome as President Coolidge presents the Distinguished Flying Cross. He greets thousands on Pennsylvania Avenue and speaks briefly, sending a quiet message of affection to both nations amid a sea of admirers.
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United States
Air Service
New World
Pennsylvania Avenue
Colonelindbergh
White House
Memphis
Dupont Circle
Washington Monument
Dupon Circle
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Vice Yonsul Waits
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