Arizona Delegation Unites Behind Silver Plank At Convention
Arizona's nine delegates at the Republican national convention vow united support for a silver plank. Frank Hitchcock of Tucson and H. R. Sisk of Nogales advocate silver with western states. They push Charles Curtis as Hoover's running mate and note Dawes declined to be drafted.
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Ralph H. Heppe
Associated Press
Chicago
Resolutions Committee
Arizona
Frank H. Hitchcock
Tucson
H. R. Sisk
Nogales
Hitchcock
William J. Lowe
Utah
Ogden L. Mills
Treasury
Mills
Charles Curtis
Charles G. Dawes
Petitions Filed to Abolish Arizona Industrial Commission
Two petitions to abolish the Arizona Industrial Commission are on file with Secretary of State Scott White. One seeks repeal of the constitutional amendment forming the commission, with about 2,500 of 14,266 signatures. The other would transfer work to the state treasurer and shows 1,320 signatures.
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Phoenix
State Industrial Commission
Scott White
White
Arizona Industrial Commission
Statesmen Gather Today At Lausanne
Statesmen of a dozen European countries began arriving in Lausanne to open a conference aimed at easing Germany's reparations burden. More than $300,000,000 falls due July 15 unless a new moratorium of one to five years is arranged.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Germany
Weather Forecast for Arizona Northeast Tonight and Thursday
Fair skies across Arizona tonight with cooler air in the northeast portion. Tuesday's high and Wednesday's low are not fully legible, but the report notes cooler conditions in the northeast area and generally fair weather ahead in the state.
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Arizona
Governor thanks Flagstaff college for cutting 20,000 from budget
Governor George W. P. Hunt expressed gratitude to Dr Grady Gammage president of the Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff for the institution’s decision to forego 20 000 in its next fiscal year appropriation. The college board reduced salaries operation capital investment and repairs to total 144 300 48 100 14 584 and 4 350 respectively.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Grady Gammage
Arizona State Teachers College
Flagstaff
George W. P. Hunt
Board of Education
Spaniard Arrested In Monarchist Plot
General Emilio Barrera a leading figure of the Primo de Rivera era in Spain was arrested at his home in Barcelona charged with involvement in a plot to restore King Alfonso to the throne. Rumors of a monarchist restoration had circulated for several days.
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Barcelona
Spain
Emilio Barrera
Primo de Rivera
Alfonso
Republican Convention Prohibition Fight Will Run Far Into Night
Gaston B. Means was sentenced to 15 years in prison for swindling Evalyn Walsh McLean of 104000 in an alleged plan to recover the Lindbergh baby. He received ten years for larceny of 100000 ransom and five years for 4000 expenses. sentence to run consecutively. An appeal was noted by counsel T Morris Wampler.
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Washington
Gaston B. Means
Evalyn Walsh McLean
James M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice Department
Morris Wampler
Means
Justice Proctor
Demonstration Confirms Hoover Candidacy At Chicago Convention
At the Hoover rally in Chicago Stadium delegates from all states paraded with banners and sang California Here I Come during a 20 minute show of support. The morning session approved committee work and credentials, as the protracted convention moves toward a key prohibition plank vote tonight with Speaker Snell delivering a pointed address.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Chicago Stadium
Hoover Helmsmen
California
Snell
New York
Auiet
Dispatch
Drouth Threatens In Central Mexico
Drouth threatens Chihuahua ranchers as heavy cattle losses mount from extended drought. Rainy season is late nationwide, delaying growth and worsening hardship for farmers in the central plateau.
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Central
Mexico
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Plane Forced Down in York County Field
A United Air Lines plane carrying two pilots and six passengers was forced to land in a field near Admire in York County early today. Admire lies seven miles northwest of York.
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York
Admire
York County
United Air Lines
Fourteen Ill Of Food Poisoning
Fourteen fruit pickers near Stockton California were stricken with a mysterious illness after lunch on the De Martini brothers ranch. They lapsed into delirium as physicians investigated the food. no poison found. Belladonna leaves were suspected as a possible cause in a vegetable salad.
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Stockton
Cal
de Martini Brothers
Northern Arizona Men Attend Prescott Meet
Delegations from Holbrook Winslow and other northern towns travel to Prescott for a meeting with the Arizona State Highway Commission. They will explain opposition to state funds for U S Highway 60 construction amid statewide debate sparked by the Arizona Good Roads Association convention. County Engineer Karl Hudson and George Schaefer of Holbrook join Winslow Mayor W L Carpenter and City Engineer Frank Goodman.
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Holbrook
Winslow
Prescott
Northern
Arizona
Arizona State Highway Commission
Commission
Con
Arizona Good Roads Association
Karl Hudson
George Schaefer
W. L. Carpenter
Frank Goodman
Flagstaff
Wiliams
Ashfork
Democrats Accept Hoover Challenge
The special Democratic unemployment relief committee decided to stand firm behind its $5 billion public works bond issue opposed by President Hoover. They met to consider removing the bond feature to speed passage but chose not to compromise and will ask the Senate to take up the bill tomorrow or Friday.
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Washington
Democratic Unemployment Relief Committee
Senate
Hoover
Dizzy Dean Leaves St. Louis Cardinals
Jerome Herman Dean known as Dizzy Dean has quit the St. Louis Cardinals and boarded a train for St. Louis saying he is through with the world champions because they treated him badly. He has been a volatile figure in the team all season, threatening to quit several times before.
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Philadelphia
Jerome Herman Dean
Dizzy” Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean
St. Louis
MacDonald Denies Arms Stabilization Plan
In Geneva on June 15 1932 Ramsay MacDonald denied reports he had a plan to stabilize global armaments at current levels. He left for Lausanne with French Premier Herriot to attend debt talks with Dino Grandi representing Italy.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Ramsay MacDonald
Lausanne
Premier Herriot
France
Dino Grandi
Italy
Bar Silver Slips in New York Trade
Bar silver prices in New York fell for the session with a 1 8 drop to 27 5 and 8.
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New York
Prohibition Resubmission Plank Sets Up Platform Fight
The Republican platform committee debated an administration resubmission proposal for an 18th amendment substitute. Admin forces won a viva voce vote to send the measure to the full committee as Edge of France and Senator Bingham opposed it. The dispute foreshadows tension at the convention floor.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Chicago
Republican Platform Committee
Edge
France
New Jersey
Bingham
Connecticut
Mystery of pistol used in Obregon assassination deepens
In Mexico City on June 15 the probe into the July 1928 Obregon murder names Carlos Trejo Morales as the man who supplied the unusual European pistol to Jose Leon Toral. He says the weapon was handed to Toral at Senora Maria Luisa de Altamira’s house where Father Jimenez blessed the gun, Toral, and himself prior to the attempt.
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Mexico City
Jose Leon de Toras
Alvaro Obregon
Carlos Trejo Morales
Trejo Morales
Toral
Senora Maria Luisa de Altamira
Father Jimenez
Obregon
Opposition Gains Newfoundland Seats in Election
In St. John's on June 15, two more seats were added to the opposition total in Saturday's general election, bringing the Alderdice led group to 23 seats. The government party led by Premier Sir Richard Squires had only two seats determined, while independents held one and White Bay remained to be heard from.
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ST. John's
N. F
F. C. Alderdice
Richard Squires
White Bay
Former Wife Of Mining Man Gets Share In Mines
In Silver City New Mexico Federal Judge Colin Neblett recognized Mrs Laura Gunnell ex wife of Alva H Gunnell as owner of community property in the Ground Hog and Mountain View mines at Vanadium New Mexico She receives a one third share of earnings from the mines while Gunnell is not ordered to account for earnings due to their divorce
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Silver City
N. M
Colin Neblett
Laura Gunnell
Alva H. Gunnell
Mountain View
Vanadium
Gumnell
United States
Gunnell
Hindenburg Lifts Storm Troops Ban
Berlin June 15 President Von Hindenburg signed an emergency decree lifting the ban on the National Socialist storm troops. The text will be published tomorrow and the measure takes effect Friday.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Bruening
National Socialist Storm
Washington Bicentennial quarter produced in Philadelphia mint
Production of the new 25 cent piece featuring George Washington began today at the Philadelphia mint in connection with the bicentennial anniversary.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Curtis Gains More Support in Dawes Backed Rally
In Chicago on June 15 Charles Dawes' refusal to accept the Republican vice presidency sparked renewed backing for Dawes. Illinois delegates chose Dawes despite leader warnings while Curtis supporters fought to resist and shift momentum. Continued on page six.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Washington
Charles Curtis
Dawes
Illinois
Curtis
Page
German Nazis Would Draw Out of League
The Prussian Diet approved a Communist bill calling for Germany to withdraw from the League of Nations. The measure carries no binding effect but signals the stance of Communist and Nazi supporters.
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Berlin
League of Nations
Reich
League
German Aviator Hans Bertram Reported Murdered in Australia
Reports from Wyndham Australia claim native runners say missing German aviator Captain Hans Bertram and companion Clausman were murdered by blacks. Officials say the tale will be checked thoroughly before acceptance.
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Wyndham
Australia
Hans Bertram
Clausman
Bonus Army Camps At Arizona State Fair Grounds
The southern California Bonus Expeditionary Force of over 2,000 with 20 units camped at the state fair grounds in Phoenix as they head to Washington to seek $2.4 billion in veterans bonuses. The caravan refueled at Yuma and Gila Bend and will push toward Tucson as the next stop. Local facilities and hospital farm provisions welcomed the visitors.
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Phoenix
Ariz
California
State Fair Grounds
Washington
Congress
EB Centro
Calif
Yuma
Gila Bend
Tucson
Fair Grounds
State Hospital Farm
Arizona
Willcox
Benson
William Delbridge
Florence
Hunt
House approves Patman bonus plan amid Senate veto threat
The House backed a $2.4 billion Patman bill to redeem veterans' bonus certificates in new treasury notes, with an equal bond issue to back retiring currency if needed. Former servicemen packed the galleries as the measure passed 209 to 176, while Hoover pledged a veto if sent to the White House. Senator Thomas planned an immediate Senate vote, risking unanimous consent to skip referral.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
White House
Patman
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Thomas
Okla
Senate Finance Committee
Arizona Tax Conference set for Nogales July 25
Phoenix bulletin reports the Arizona Tax Commission says the annual state tax conference will be held in Nogales on July 25. Members of the commission county assessors and boards of supervisors will attend.
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Phoenix
Arizona Tax Commission
Nogales
Commission
Boards of Supervisors
Baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE scores and lineups noted
Baseball results show Chicago 3 3 8 1 over New York 6 with Malone Hartnett Fitzsimons Hogan as pitchers. Cincinnati 5 over Brooklyn 1, Pittsburgh 5 over Boston 2, St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 7 after 6th.
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Chicago
New York
Malone
Hartnett
Fitzsimmons
Hogan
Pittsburgh
Boston
Meine
Swift and Grace
Padden Brandt
Spohrer
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baseball scorecard fragment from American League games
Incomplete box score style note shows New York 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Chicago 1 6 with pitchers Pennock Faber Dickey Jones Grube. Boston 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 Cleveland 2 0 3 0 1 0 1 x 9 with Michaels Lisenbee Moore Tate Ferrell Sewell. Washington 3 Detroit 5 end 6th.
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American League
New York
Chicago
Pennock
Faber and Dickey
Jones and Grube
Boston
Cleveland
Michaels
Lisenbee
Moore
Tate
Ferrell
Sewell
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Worcester
Mase
Frank M. Hawks
Hunt Thanks
DR. Gammage
Dizzy Dean
MacDonald
G.O.P
New Foundland
Hindenburg
CQIN
Dawes Aids
Putnam
Bulletins
Platform Committee
Henry H. Curran
Association Against the Prohibition
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Lucas
Lombardi
Clark
Sukeforth
Detroit
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