Rights of Columbus Elects Officers in Flagstaff Meeting
The Flagstaff chapter held an election of officers last week naming E A Mc Namare as grand knight and Charles Wilkerson as deputy grand knight. Other officers include W R Freeman chancellor Robert Riordan warden Richard Wolf recorder James Babbitt advocate and trustees G W Jakle Jr J F Rubin and others.
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Rights of Columbus
E. A. McNamare
Charles Wilkerson
W. R. Freeman
Robert Riordan
Richard Wolf
James Babbitt
Tred Stem
John Paul Jones
Walter Bennett
Tom McCullough
Claude Phelan
G. W. Jakle, Jr
J. F. Rubin
Edward L. Albany
W. A. Dayton
Washington
C. K. Cooperrider
Robert F. Ceppie
Manhattan
Kan
Southwest Forest Experiment Station
Fort Valley
Cafe Owner Near Death From Wounds
A knife attack at the International Cafe injures Gin, a Chinese owner, and torres, an alleged gambler, as police trace a blood trail from the rear of the building to nearby streets. Gin’s condition improves to favorable later, while Torrez escapes through a back door amid a tense, gun-involved scene.
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Gin
Torrez
Hoover Plans Western Tariff Tour As Elections Loom
President Hoover endorses tariff measure and signals a campaign focus on the western tariff battleground. Democratic and Independent Republican opposition forms with Senator Borah as a key speaker. Hoover to tour allied states and leaders consider speaking tours to defend protectionist policy.
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West
Borah
Bolah
Hoover
Vis
Curtis
Watson
Indiana
Congress
Night Marshal Finds Hidden Home Brew at Bootlegging Rendezvous
Night Marshal R. L. Neill, first on the scene, had monitored the alleged bootlegging place. Wee Gin was moved to a local hospital and a 51 gallon crock of fruit mash and home brew was found in the rear of the restaurant. Police watch for Torrez as his injuries may force public attention and medical aid.
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R. L. Neill
Neill
Torrez
Police Commissioner Resigns Under Fire
Police Commissioner resigns after criticism of the city’s crime situation. Aldermen discuss furloughs for two captains to allow new commanders to clean the department and curb gang domination amid strained municipal finances. The commissioner says he can no longer function and steps down to avoid hindering investigations.
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Lingle
Aldermatt
Albert
Russell
Stege
Chicago
Temperance League Plans National Convention in St Louis
NEW YORK June 16 The National Temperance League of America to hold a national convention in St Louis this fall to review repeal or lawful dispositions of the eighteenth amendment and memorialize Congress to submit prohibition to a popular vote. General John J Bradley, retired army officer, chairs the League board.
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New York
St. Louis
National Temperance League of America
John J. Bradley
Oe Bradley
League
Chesapeake & Ohio asks I C C for four for one stock split
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad filed a formal application with the Interstate Commerce Commission requesting permission to split its outstanding common stock four for one. The move would increase the number of shares in circulation while keeping the same overall equity value.
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Sion
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Mexican Foreign Minister Clears Gil From Charges
Mexican Foreign Minister General Estrada sent a letter to former President Portes Gil stating that Luis Morones was mistaken in alleging the Mexican consulate in Los Angeles aided a plot against President Ortiz Rubio. Estrada was acting foreign minister during the period Morones referenced.
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Mexico City
Estrada
Portes Gil
Luis Morones
Los Angeles
Ortiz-Rubio
Moraes
Mexico City Laredo Highway Nears Completion
The National Highway Commission says the Mexico City Laredo highway now under construction will be finished in about three months. Six sections of workers are currently rushing the last stages of the road.
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Mexico City
National Highway Commission
Mexico City- Laredo
University of Washington professor killed in car crash near Crater Lake
Medford dispatch reports professor Granville G. Hulse of the University of Washington died when his car overturned on the Cascade Fork section of the Crater Lake highway yesterday evening. The tragedy occurred as his car left the road, authorities stated.
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Dy. Granvyl Ge Hulse
University of Washington
Cascade Forge
Crater Lake
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