Mexican in Train Wreck Plot Held in Winslow Jail
Candelay Gantos, Candelay 36 year old Mexico City native, is held in Winslow jail on charges tied to the attempt to wreck Santa Fe Train No 21 at Penzance near Winslow. U S Railsback and F F Philips arrived to assist the investigation. Footprints from the scene are cited as potential evidence.
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U. S. Railsback
System
Santa Fe Railroad
F. F. Phillips
Penzance
W. P. Mahoney
Winslow Jail
Gantos’ Candelay
Mexico City
Santa Fe
Winslow
B. A. Smith
Candelay
United *States
Rock Island
Santa
Fifteen Death Sentences Confirmed in Rangoon Rebellion
The Rangoon high court confirmed fifteen death sentences for participation in January's rebellion. It changed three life terms to death and acquitted nine initially sentenced to exile for life. Remaining life sentences were dismissed on appeal.
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Rangoon
Burma
High Court
Four Die In Saarbrucken Plane Crash After Fog
A regular passenger plane from Cologne to Saarbruecken crashed this morning killing the pilot a mechanic and two passengers. After a 30 minute fog delay the craft rose to about 300 feet, nose-dived struck ground caught fire and all four victims were badly burned.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Cologne
Miner Found Dead in Oatman Workings
James Devine aged 40 was found dead in a small mine in Oatman Arizona. Death was attributed to heart trouble. His body was slumped over an ore car on an incline. he had lived in Oatman for several years.
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Oatman Workings
Oatman, Ariz
James Devine
Devine
Oatman
Trial Set for Guess and Crosby in Rubio Slaying
Ardmore Oklahoma June 13 The trial of former deputy sheriffs W E Guess and Geil Crosby for the slayings of Emilio Cortes Rubio a cousin of the Mexican president and Manuel Garcia Gomez was set for June 24 by District Judge John B Ogden. The judge instructed that 100 Continued on Page Six.
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Ardmore
Okla
W. E. Guess
Geil Crosby
Emilio Cortes Rubio
Manuel Garcia’ Gomez
John B. “Ogden
Ogden
Mountain Lions Kill in Arizona Reported by Biologists
D Giichrist, director of the United States Biological Survey, reports mountain lions have killed 944 wild and domestic animals in the last nine months in Arizona. The tally includes 418 sheep, 154 calves, 43 goats, 34 colts, seven burros, one cow, 274 deer, nine elk, two antelope and two mountain sheep.
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Phoenix
D. Giichrist
Ford to Build Diesel Powered Car Says Bergen Record
The Bergen Record reports Ford will soon begin production near Edgewater of a new diesel powered stock automobile. The eight cylinder V type diesel engine will provide a longer wheelbase and heavier construction at a lower price than current models. Ford officials at the plant declined to disclose names.
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Hackensack
N. J
Bergen Record Today
Ford
Edgewater
Belmont Stakes Sees Twenty Grand Dominate by Ten Lengths
In Belmont Park New York Twenty Grand won the Belmont Stakes to claim the American turf championship finishing ten lengths ahead of Sun Meadow with Jamestown a nose away in second. The $58,770 purse boosted Twenty Grand's career earnings to $164,075. In London Canada’s Larry Gains knocked out Phil Scott in the second round of a fifteen round British heavyweight title bout.
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Belmont Park
N. Y
Katherine E. Hitt
Sun Meadow
Jamestown
London
Larry Gains
Canada
Phil Scott
Prescott Named 1932 Host For State Firemen Meeting
FLAGSTAFF Arizona June 13 The Arizona State Firemens Association completed its eighth annual three day session choosing Prescott as the 1932 convention city and naming A E Henry of Prescott president.
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Flagstaff
Arizona State Firemens’ Association
Prescott
A. E. Henry
Embezzler in Florence Bank Case Faces Federal Court
Forest S. Love, a Florence Arizona bank employee, was jailed today and will appear in Federal court Monday to answer to embezzlement charges involving about $1300 from a Florence bank.
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Phoenix
Forest S. Love
Florence
Ariz
No Party Held Says Pantages No Party Held Says Pantages
San Diego report states Alexander Pantages testified at a trial that a crash of potential scandal at a hotel involved him with Jesse H Shreve John P Mills and others over an $80 000 note. He said there was no wild party and that he came for business only. Lydia Nitto testified earlier about the incident.
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Jesse H. Shreve
John P. Mills
Pantages
Shreve
Olive Clarke
William Jobelmann
Hollywood
Miss Nitto
Helen Livingston
Lydia Nitto
Nationalist Forces Mobilize to Save Nanchang Believed Nearby
Dispatches from Kiukiang report Kiangsi province massing 25 divisions to crush Reds aiming to seize Nanchang. Hankow forecasts say Nanchang, Kiangsi capital with 750000 residents, may fall to Communist armies within miles. Chiang Kai-shek poised to move from Nanking to aid Nanchang.
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Tokyo
Kiukiang
Kiangsi
Nanchang
Hankow
Chiank Kai-Shek
Nanking
Einstein Suggests Change In Relativity Theory
Prof Albert Einstein told a German Physical Society meeting that light bending in relativity may require revision. He cited 1929 solar eclipse observations by a German expedition in the Dutch East Indies showing deflections of 2.2 seconds of arc, about half a second more than his theory predicted.
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Berlin
Albert Einstein
German Physical Society
Dutch East Indies
Arizona Vet Compensation Reaches 2.89 Million Total
Records released by the regional offices of the US veterans bureau show adjusted compensation certificates totaling 2,893,375.45 have been disbursed to World War veterans in Arizona over the last 14 weeks.
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Arizona
Phoenix
United States Veterans Bureau
Commission To Hear Nogales Complaints
The Corporation Commission will meet in Nogales on June 17 to hear complaints from civic groups that Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation electric and gas rates are too high.
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Phoenix
Corporation Commission
Nogales
Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation
Prescott Woman Dies by Her Own Hand in Bath Room
Mrs Della Tim 28 drank poison after her husband told her he was leaving for work. A coroner jury ruled death by own action. Her mother Mrs John W Love and the husband testified. she had threatened suicide for two years and received medical care unsuccessfully.
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Prescott
Ariz
Della Tim
F. W
John W. Love
Tim
Campaign for Hoover Pushed
The drive for President Hoover's renomination is launched by administration leaders at a conference of young Republicans and will be carried on actively. Hoover begins a three day tour through Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois with stops in Indianapolis Marion and Springfield and Columbus as part of the plan to regain support in states that supplied Democratic gains last election.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Hoover
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
England Tops Japan in Davis Cup Doubles
England defeated Japan in doubles to go three matches to none and reach the final round of European zone Davis Cup play. Fred Perry and G P Hughes beat Jiro Satoh and Minoru Kawachi 6 4 4 8 6. Perry and H W Austin had won the two singles matches yesterday, as Satohs competed in other results. England advances to face Czechoslovakia or Denmark in the zone finals for the right to challenge the United States.
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Eastbourne
Eng
England
Japan
Fred Perry
G. P. Hughes
Jiro Satoh
Minoru Kawachi
Perry
H. W. (Bunny) Austin
Satohs
Jiro
Hiro
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
United States
Treasury receipts and expenditures on June 11
Treasury receipts for June 11 were 8 761 377 32 dollars and expenditures 14 643 214 27 dollars, leaving a balance of 41 698 361 57. Customs receipts for the month ending June 11 totaled 10 503 045 12 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal action targets Capone beer empire
Chicago June 1 federal authorities moved to dismantle Al Capone's large beer operation, estimated at a 20 million dollar per year enterprise. The indictment lists 68 henchmen and 5000 offenses under prohibition law, accusing conspiracy since 1921 with about ten breweries operating daily, each 100 barrels capacity. total ten year receipts about 200 million. Continued on page six.
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Chicago
Alphonse Capone
Capone
Medal and Prize Awarded to Dr Leland O Howard
Dr Leland O Howard receives a gold medal and a 5000 prize for distinguished service to American agriculture. The 74 year old entomologist credits his long tenure and the team he built rather than a single achievement, saying he cannot imagine why he earned the Capper award.
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Washington
Leland O. Howard
Agriculture, Department
Capper
Chicago
Department
Bureau of Entomology
Hundreds Of Kurds Killed In Battle At Frontier
Reports from Bayezid say hundreds of Kurdish rebels were killed by Persian regular troops in heavy fighting along the Turco Persian frontier. Turkish frontier forces have prevented the Kurds from entering that country.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Bayezid
Bar Silver Steady at 26 1 2 in New York
Bar silver held firm in New York trading at 26 1 2 per ounce as markets remained quiet on June 13 with little change in prices.
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New York
Arizona
New Mexico
Writ Asks Freedom Of Mrs Marshall From Tucson Jail
Arizona Supreme Court considers a habeas corpus plea by Louise Foucar Marshall of Tucson to free her from Pima county jail awaiting trial for the April 27 murder of her husband Thomas K. Marshall. Bond was revoked by Judge Fred W. Fickett on June 3 amid murder-in-the-first-degree presumptions. decision pending.
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Phoenix
Louise Foucar Marshall
Tucson
Arizona Supreme Court
Pima County
Thomas K. Marshall
Supreme Court
Mrs. Marshall
Superior Court
Fred W. Fickett
William G. Hall
Doumer Takes Office as French President
Paris June 15 Paul Doumer, 74, oldest ever elected to lead the third French Republic, succeeds Gaston Doumergue as president. He arrives at the Elysee accompanied by cavalry, while Laval escorts him to the Petit Luxembourg and guards salute as crowds cheer.
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Paris
Paul Doumer
Gaston Doumergue
Elysee Palace
Laval
Petit Luxemborg Palace
Rue Faubourg St. ‘Honore
Cglor
Auove
France
Hunting Licenses Of Three Men Revoked
Three Arizona hunters had licenses revoked by the state game department for violations. Frank G. Goodman of Tucson received a two year suspended sentence for killing a fawn deer out of season. George H. Huma of Lowell lost hunting rights for killing five does. O. G. O'Dell of Franklin was guilty of slaying one doe.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Game
Frank G. Goodman
Tucson
George H. ‘Huma
Lowell
O. G. O’dell
Franklin
LaPrade Rules On Teachers Salaries
Phoenix June 13 Arthur T LaPrade assistant attorney general ruled salaries of teachers in public schools must be paid by individual vouchers bearing the teacher name school and month covered The ruling answered legality of blanket payroll warrants by State Examiner W W Brookner noting it is unlawful for the county school superintendent to issue a warrant to allow a school superintendent to issue separate checks from the county warrant deposit
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Phoenix
Arthur T. LaPrade
W. W. Brookner
LaPrade
Harvard Flying Club Wins Grover Loening Trophy Again
The Harvard University Flying Club was named by the National Aeronautic Association as winner for the second consecutive year of first prize in the Grover Loening intercollegiate flying contest.
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Washington
Harvard University Flying Club
National Aeronautic Association
Grover Loening
Apache County Seeks U.S. 60 Link From Show Low to Phoenix
A delegation from Apache County arrives in Phoenix to push for a Concho Showlow connection on U S Highway 60. The northern representative will address the State Highway Commission on Monday to press their case.
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Phoenix
Apache County
State Highway Commission
Arizona Good Roads Meeting at Prescott
State highway safety urged Prescott as Arizona Industrial Congress directors meet for their annual session. The public highway report urged concerted action by state authorities to regulate highway transportation for public safety, including enforcing truck and bus speed limits and bringing contract truck operators and common carriers under the State Corporation Commission.
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Corporation Commission
Col
Mayors Tour Paris Sewers Mills and Banquet Lunch
American mayors visiting Paris study sewer systems and flour mills then dine among workers. After days of banquet meals they favor simpler fare. Mayor George L. Baker of Portland says the group left Paris sewer smells like a rose. Judge Frank N. Padden likens French to Americans who forgot to emigrate.
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Paris
George L. Baker
Portland
Ore
Frank N. Padden
Chicago
America
Trio Arrested For Selling Narcotics Near Holbrook
Jesus Hernandez Herron Para and Sad tunino Sanchez were arrested by Sheriff Dan Divelbess on a marihuana selling charge to Santa Fe section gangs near Holbrook. They waived preliminary hearing and pled guilty before Judge P A Sawyer. Hernandez was fined 75 dollars. the others received six months suspended sentences.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook
Jesus Hernandez
Herron Para
Sadtunino Sanchez
Dan Divelbess
Santa Fe
P. A. Sawyer
Hernandez
Blind piano player wins East contest
Rose Resnick a blind piano instructor won the eastern states contest of the National Federation of Music Clubs. She will travel to California to compete for the national title with 14 district winners. Resnick teaches at the Lighthouse Music School for the Blind and is Hunter College honors graduate who studied piano in France. Judges were unaware she was blind.
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New York
Rose Resnick
National
Federation of Music Clubs Compeition
California
Miss Resnick
Lighthouse Music School For the
Hunter College
France
Prescott Hosts Arizona Good Roads Delegates Meet
T G Norris of Prescott urged continuing the cardinal principle of good roads for all. H B Wilkinson of Phoenix described the aim to connect every major town by the shortest feasible route. Governor Hunt outlined the highway program and federal aid plans for state improvements. A 14 county resolution committee was appointed to report later in the day.
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Prescott
T. G. Norris
Arizona
Good Roads ‘Association
The
Ernor George Ww
Hunt
Baseball results from St Louis and Philadelphia show varied outcomes
First game in St Louis saw Philadelphia edge past St Louis 9 to 8 with pitching by Grove and Heving and notable hits from Stewart Stiles and Ferrell. Second game at St Louis ended 9 to 9 with Earnshaw facing Crouch and Gray. Detroit beat Boston 7 to 1 while Chicago defeated New York 11 to 7. Cleveland shut out Washington 6 to 0. In National League New York beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4. Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati 6 to 1. Philadelphia topped Chicago 7 to 0. The final St Louis vs. St Louis pairing appears incomplete with Cunningham and Cronin credited.
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Philadelphia
Stewart
Stiles
Ferrell
Grove
Heving
Seveesey
Gray
Kimsey
Collins
Stielys
Crouch
Earnshaw and
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