Charges In Lindy Baby Case Denied
The article reports interrogation and shifting theories around the Lindbergh baby case. It notes police theories about an associate named Brinkert and new testimony from Catherine Minnows and Elmer Johnson. It also mentions Violet Sharpe’s death and potential international reactions as MPs seek U.S. government representations.
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Catherine Minners
Elmer Johnson
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Ernie
Violet Sharpe
Braves passing in flaming pit Bright rescue feat continues
Cable stretched across a lava pit 1200 feet deep carried Kunishi who saved two bodies and signaled success from 900 feet below the lip. He returned with the bodies in a cage to claim a $1000 fee. Nunes allegedly held a girl against her will on June 2 and struck her before she leaped into Pele’s home.
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Pele
Republicans Split On Wet Dry Issue At Convention
The Republican Convention struggles over a wet dry plank with no compromise reached after hours of talks. Hoover backers push for resubmission to voters while wets and drys denounce the Washington drafted plank as insipid and hypocritical. Contenders Hoover and Curtis loom as the party debates platform and procedure.
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Curtis
League of Nations
Washington
F. Scott McBride
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Garfield
James R. Garfield
Ohio
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Mr. Curtis
Woman Waits 65 Years For Degree
An 86 year old woman, Sibyl Ballard of Minneapolis, received her Bates College diploma today after waiting 65 years since completing her course in 1867 when degrees for women were not conferred. Bates is now co-educational.
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Maine
Bates College
Sibyl Ballard
Minneapolis
Japanese Fishing Smack Kumano Seized by Mexican Officials
In Guaymas on June 13 the Japanese fishing boat Kumano, operating in the Gulf of California, was seized by order of the secretary of war and brought to this port from Puerto de Lobos. Mexican officials refuse to disclose details. Kumano is among seven Japanese vessels that arrived here from Japan a year ago.
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Mexico
Gulf of California
Puerto de Lobos
Japan
Plea Is Made For Children in Economic Program Debate
Dr. Josephine L. Pierce of Lima Ohio told the General Federation of Women's Clubs that a true economic program is needed to avoid future crises. She urged a formal allowance system for children as a safeguard, noting purchasing power was spent unwisely without full utility.
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Lima
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Department of the American Home
America
Economy plea criticized by Democrat leader
President Hoover called Republicans together to resolve House and Senate differences on the economy program. The final draft was expected to save about $100,000,000, a sum deemed insufficient to balance the 1933 budget, delaying a clear agreement as the session nears its end.
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House
Senate
Veterans flood Washington as House vote on bonus bill looms
Thousands of veterans pour into the capital to press for bonus payments while police recruit for a potential new force. Chairman Burg of the House Appropriations Committee signals support for the bill, bolstering the veterans' push amid food shortages and scattered billets.
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Washington
Capitol
Pelham
D. Glassford
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Glassford
Snowflake Man Francis McLaws Buried in Snowflake
Funeral services for Francis McLaws 52 died at Mesa Thursday night were held in Snowflake yesterday with friends and relatives from across the state. He was the second son of Mr and Mrs John McLaws of Joseph City, a Snowflake resident for nearly 30 years. Special tribute came from the 83rd Quorum of Seventy of the LDS Church of which he was one of seven presidents.
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Daily Mail
Francis McLaws
Mesa
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John . McLaws
Joseph’ City
Arizona
Snowflake
State Fair Commission Opposes Abandoning Arizona
The commission declines to abolish the Arizona state fair citing danger of setting a precedent and noting contracts totaling over $20 690 already in place for next year. It urges legislative action if abolition is desired and argues other states face similar economic pressures.
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Arizona
State Fair
Mexican Volcano Resumes Eruption Near Colima
A Colima Mexico dispatch reports the semi active Colima volcano erupting with a sheet of flame and towering smoke. Subterranean rumblings accompanied the eruption as residents fled the vicinity fearing lava flow after sharp earthquakes. Dead fish washing ashore indicate submarine disturbance.
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City
Colima
Bandits Seek San Francisco Robbery at Orpheum Theater
Three bandits entered the Orpheum Theater in San Francisco last night, bound and gagged the manager and his assistant, and escaped with weekend receipts totaling 4917 dollars 75 cents. Police pursue suspects and review security footage.
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San Francisco
Orpheum
Snowflake Burial of Active Genealogical Society Member
An active member of the genealogical society was buried in Snowflake Cemetery. The obituary notes his involvement with the local society and his service to genealogical research.
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the, Genealogical Society
Snowflake Cemetery
Hoover signs land bill for Arizona navigation facilities
Washington signals Hoover signed a bill authorizing conveyance of certain Arizona lands to the United States for all navigation facilities. In Prescott plans are set for a Silver Conference by the Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce and the Central Arizona Mining Association to be held this week. They seek an address from William Jennings Bryan Jr.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Arizona
Prescott
Yavapai County
Grass Fire Ravages Patagonia Road Area
A grass fire spread across hundreds of acres along the Patagonia road starting yesterday afternoon. Huge cacti and tall grasses fueled the flames, creating tall plumes that dotted the valley and skyline.
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Nogales
Patagonia
Good Will Grows Bisbee Chamber Effort
A Bisbee chamber of commerce initiative named Good Will grows through committee work and community outreach. Members coordinate events and volunteer efforts to support local businesses and residents.
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Bisbee Chamber of
Commerce Seeks Revenue Boost for Bisbee District
Commerce aims to expand income sources in the Bisbee district by promoting tourist travel, developing climatic resources, and partnering with the United States Army to enlarge Fort Huachuca activities.
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Bisbee District
United States’ Army
Fort Huachuca
Tucson Police Chief Promotes Pedestrian Education Move
Tucson Police Chief Jack Dyer plans an education campaign before deploying high traffic officers to tag jaywalkers in downtown. The city ordinance allows tagging pedestrians who cross streets outside intersections, as officials warn. Nogales banks report May clearings of 5.125 million dollars, up from 3.844 million in April, placing Nogales third in the state.
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Jack Dyer
Nogales
Mexico
Ariz
Daily Mail Classified Ad Brings Chiropodist to New Hotel
Classified notice announces chiropodist services at a new hotel with prices in the June ad. Limited readable text mentions dates June 10 to 13 and a promotional line inviting readers to see the chiropodist.
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Daily Mail
New Hotel Chief
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