Six Hurt as Auto Strikes Wagon on West Second Street
E. I. Amerman struck a wagon near Standard Bottling Works on West Second street injuring Gregorio Rivera and family. The wagon overturned after a 25 yard push. Guadalupe Rivera, a child, had a broken nose. Gregorio Rivera and two children scratched. All injuries minor except potential ruptured blood vessel for Gregorio Rivera. The horse escaped, wagon damage slight, Amerman with a small arm cut.
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E. I. Amerman
Standard Bottling
West Second Street
Gregorio Rivera
Second Street
Amerman
O'Brien
Guadalupe Rivera
Paula
Lorenzo
Coopertown
Hoover campaign faces Republican splits in 1920 race
The piece outlines Hoover's push amid Republican discontent led by Brookhart with Progressive leanings. It notes Pinchot and Borah as possible rivals and cites Hurley and Jahncke as speaking in support. Indiana Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Nebraska Pennsylvania California North Dakota South Dakota primaries loom.
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Pennsylvania
Pinchott
Hurley
Hoover
Curtis
Independence Hall
Secretary of the Navy
Philadelphia
Ernest Lee Jahncke
Altoona
Brookhart
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Nebraska
California
North Dakota
South Dakota
Borah
Idaho
West
Chicago
Senator Borah
Pinchot
Pantages denies party allegations amid court adjournment
In a continuing court case, Pantages refutes claims of hosting a party for underage girls after Mills testified the event occurred with Shreve’s involvement. Mills, guilty of contributing to delinquency, said the plan aimed to curry favor with Pantages. The grand jury probes alleged efforts to induce false testimony in defense of Shreve and resumes Monday.
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Fied Pantages
Pantages
Mills
Shreve
Mrs. Day
Miss Livingston
May Siens
Cornell
New York's Weber Re-elected AFM President
John N. Weber of New York was elected without opposition to his 32nd consecutive term as president of the American Federation of Musicians at its annual convention in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
John N. Weber
New York
American Federation of Musicians
Lord Trent of Nottingham Dies at 1 Death Date Missing
Lord Trent of Nottingham, a chemist and founder of a drug store chain, died today in Jersey Channel Islands. The report notes his prominence in business and the lack of a provided exact age or death date.
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Jersey
Channel Isles
England
Lord Trent
Nottingham
Man Held Here For Train Wreck Attempt
An apparent attempt to wreck a westbound train near Winslow is under investigation. Candelay, said to be partly demented from a head injury while working for the Santa Fe in Kansas, is held as officers review his railroad record and possible motive.
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Kansas
The
Santa Fe
R. L. Neill
Candelay
Penzance
Winslow
Colorado
Federal Taxes and War on Capone Continue
Federal agents intensify action against Al Capone as President Hoover orders a relentless campaign on racketeering. U S district attorney George E O Johnson says the government only indicts with solid cases. Capone serves six months for contempt of court and faces pending appeals while bonds remain in place amid raids and equipment seizures.
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Page
Hoover
Capone
George E. O. Johnson
United States
Temperance Group Declares Prohibition Platform
Niagara Falls June 13 The national executive committee of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union reaffirms its faith in prohibition and outlines a platform supporting national temperance laws and enforcement.
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Temperance
Niagara Falls, N
The
Women’s
Doumer Takes Office Amid French Republican Ceremony
Doumer succeeded the retiring president and was greeted by M. Doumergue and the Senate. General Lasson ushered him into the Salon of Ambassadors. Surrounded by officials, he accepted the office, signed acts, and received the Legion of Honor insignia as a 21 gun salute echoed from the Seine.
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Decessor
Lasson
M. Doumergue
Senate
Chamber
M. Doumer
Dubail
Legion of Honor
Seine
State highway safety urged in transportation report
Arizona officials report after a three month study of transportation problems urging common carrier taxes and placing interstate truck and bus lines under the Interstate Commerce Commission. They call for enforcing provisions and removing obstacles to legitimate service with safeguards, and recommend highway transport be supervised like railroads.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Industrial Congress
Arizona
Temperance Union adopts 1932 platform for postcards
The Tian Temperance Union approved a platform opposing repeal of the 18th amendment and opposing legalizing wine and beer. It opposes state liquor control and pledges to push dry planks in party platforms and support officials who will enforce prohibition.
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Tian Temperance Union
Singer Sewing Machine Shop Moves to New Corner Location
The Singer Sewing Machine Shop relocates to 123 East 4th Street at the corner of Williamson. Agency agent listed as P. C. Claypool.
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Singer
East 4Th Street
Williamson
P. C. Claypool
Sixteen Fires On Sitgreaves Forest In Past Ten Days
Sixteen forest fires were reported in the Sitgreaves National Forest over the last ten days, says acting supervisor Fred Merkle of Holbrook. Eight were Class A fires under a quarter acre, one Class B under 10 acres, and seven Class C fires, totaling 1716 acres burned. campers are urged to exercise care with campfires and matches while fishing.
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Sitgreaves Forest
Holbrook
Sitgreaves National Forest
Fred Merkle
New York Savings Banks Deposits Reach New High
Savings banks in New York State saw deposits rise by 22.6 million in May, avoiding the usual seasonal dip. The Savings Banks Association of the State of New York reported the gain, lifting total deposits to a record $5,023,813,176.
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New York
New York State
Savings Banks Association of
Trial date set for Cuess as jurors urged for June 24
The article notes June 24 as the trial date with additional jurors to be drawn immediately. County Attorney Marvin Shilling says the murder count against former officers associated with Cortes Rubio will be tried first, seen as the stronger case. Guess and Crosby, former deputies, have resigned and are free on $25,000 bond.
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Marvin Shilling
Cortes Rubio
Guess
Crosby
Arizona Keeps Land Values Steady in Western States
Arizona remains the only western state not showing a decline in land values, with Connecticut also avoiding the drop. The Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and U S Department of Agriculture report minor national declines in the past year, while many regions saw steep losses.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Phoenix Chamber
of ‘Commerce
U. S. Department _ of Agriculture
New ‘Englan
Rocky Mountain Region
Pacific Slope
Connecticut
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