Arizona Air Line Merger Plans Huge Factory Build
Phoenix reports a $2,500,000 merger of most Arizona air lines to form a new firm. The Ryan Airplane Company of San Diego Aero Corporation of Arizona Apache Copper States and Southwest Airlines figure in talks. A New York bank has underwritten the initial million dollars and factory construction is planned to start soon as incorporation papers are filed.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Ryan Airplane Company
San Diego
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Aero Corporation of
Apache
Copper States
Southwest Airlines
New York
Hoover Promises Dry Law Help Across Canadian Border
President Hoover urged border communities to aid the treasury in stopping a "systematic war" by criminals defying Prohibition. Plattsburgh officials pledged cooperation, while Ogdensburg officers reported gun use by enforcement personnel. Rochester and Dunkirk mayors said they would continue assisting federal prohibition efforts.
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Albany
N. Y
Hoover
Treasury
New York
John H. McGaulley
Plattsburgh
Arthur Gordon
Tulloch
Port of
Ogdensburg
Customs Department
Herbert S. Myers
Rochester
Dunkirk
Brave skipper of the Laurel rescued after wreck
Captain Louis Johnson, skipper of the wrecked freighter Laurel, abandoned ship to the sea’s destruction and was rescued by a Coast Guard power boat. The freighter broke apart near Cape Lookout as monstrous waves and a gale battered the vessel, scattering cargo and gear. The captain stayed aboard until he could do no more.
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Cape Lookout
Ore
Louis Johnson
Laurel
Coast Guard
Johnson
Monsoon Floods Maroon 15000 Amid Severe Rains
In Assam Cameroons and West Equatorial Africa floods washed away vast areas. Hundreds perished with ninety percent of cattle lost and half the houses inundated. Silchar town submerged except the cantonment where 18 sought refuge. Seismic shocks later reported in New Zealand.
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Silchar
Assam
Cameroons
West Equatorial Africa
Grand jury indicts Tallman in Patty slaying case
William L. Tallman former radio operator is indicted on charges of murdering Mrs Virginia Patty whose body was found hanging in an Los Angeles apartment. Circumstantial evidence from four witnesses supported the indictment as police seek Tallman and aid extradition efforts. A $2000 reward is offered by Frank Patty for the slayer's capture.
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Los Angeles
William L. Tallman
Virginia Patty
Frank Patty
Portland
Ore
Tallman
H. M.barlow
Patty
Rum Runners Fire On U S Cutter In Detroit River
In Windsor Ontario on June 19 AP reports rum runners from the East Windsor sector shot a hole in the prow of a U S customs patrol cutter as they retreated into Canadian waters. No casualties were reported.
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Windsor
Ont
Detroit River
East Windsor
Cristeros Seize San Pablo del Monte Tlaxcala
Dispatches from Tlaxcala report the Cristero band led by Alejandro Cano capturing the town of San Pablo del Monte Tlaxcala. Troops were rushed to recapture the town.
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Mexico City
Tlaxcala
San Pablo del Monte
Alejandro Cano
24 Hour Clock System Takes Effect Tomorrow for T A T Ships
Phoenix June 19 AP a new aerial weather report service begins tomorrow by the weather bureau and Trans continental Air Transport. Reports will use European 24 hour time from 1 am to 24 hours with 13 o clock corresponding to 1 pm. The change aims to cut telegraph and radio tolls by eliminating am and pm in dispatches.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winslow
Government Weather Bureau
Transcontinental Air Transport, Ince
Robert Q. Grant
Arizona Weather Bureaus
Congress Recesses Amid Tariff Revision Battle
Congress goes into summer recess with tariff revision pending. Senator Borah and Brookhart clash with the President over debentures as the Senate and House brace for a close vote on the tariff bill. Senate reconvenes August 19. House September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Jack Kelly of Douglas Dies at 56
Jack Kelly of Douglas, pioneer cattleman and former customs inspector at the Mexican border, died in Tucson after an operation. He had been appointed field ranger for the state sanitary live stock board with headquarters in Tucson and was 56, a widower, known across southern Arizona cattle circles. He also served as cattle inspector during Governor Campbell's administration.
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Tucson
Ariz
Jack 8. Kelly
Douglas
State Sanitary Livestock Board
Kelly
Arizona
Campbell
Forty Drowned As River Flood Destroys Sevilla Town
BOGOTA June 19 Forty persons are believed drowned and over a hundred injured when floods from the Quilgace river swept Sevilla after a hill landslide forced the river to change course.
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Bogota
Columbia
Sevilla
Senate Favors Indian Study Aide for Committee Travel
The Senate adopted without debate a resolution to provide $15 000 more for the Senate Indian Affairs committee to extend its inquiry into the Indian Bureau during the recess. Chairman Frazier said the panel would meet tomorrow to plan a Western trip likely in July with hearings in Oklahoma Wisconsin North and South Dakota and Montana and possibly other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Indian Bureau
Senate
Frazier
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Montana
McNary Lumber Shifts Offices From Albuquerque to McNary
Announcement by D T Benchoff purchasing agent for McNary Lumber says the company will move its general offices from Albuquerque New Mexico to McNary Arizona between July 1 and 15. The move places offices closer to principal mills in the McNary timber country. Benchoff estimated the Arizona town will gain about ten families.
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D. T. Benchoff
McNary Lumber Corporation
Albuquerque
N. M
McNary
Arizona
McNary Company
Benchoff
Jury selected in Pasadena murder case of auto dealer
A jury of seven women and five men was chosen to try John L. Howard for the hammer slaying of Victor A. Cooley, an auto rental dealer from Pasadena, California, with jury selection completed shortly before noon yesterday in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
John L. Howard
Victor A. Cooley
Pasadena
Cal
Six Sets Of Twins Figure In Marriages
Six pairs of twins appeared in a wedding in Anderson Indiana as Alverta and Lavera Morgan twins of Vincennes married Paul Breitweiser of Chicago and Rev Herman Smith of Flint Michigan in a double ceremony. Mildred and Miriam Fosemeyer twins of Indianapolis sang before the ceremony. Ruth and Mildred Cooper Bernice and Pauline Bond Vincennes were bridesmaids. Mary and Clara Weiler Vincennes were maids of honor. Martha and Mary Lakey Anderson twins were flower girls.
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Mary and
Clara Weiler
Vincennes
Martha
Mary Lakey
Anderson
Ind
Charlie Ross Pleads Guilty in Reckless Driving Case
Charles W. Ross of Winslow pleaded guilty to reckless driving in Flagstaff. He received a $200 fine and 30 days in county jail, with a 7.67 month sentence if unpaid and a yearlong driving ban. The prior drunk driving charge was reduced after settlement with R F Alexander of Arcadia. Judge H M Richwine presided.
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Flagstaff
Charles W. Ross
East Third Street
Winslow
H. M. Richwine
Justice Court
Coconino County
R. F. Alexander
Arcadia
Calif
Ross
Alexander
Navajo County
Strikers Return To Mill Job With Guard Protection
Ware Shoals South Carolina June 19 By AP guards from two National Guard companies protected about 700 mill workers as they returned to work after a strike lasting over two weeks. The Ware Shoals mills employ roughly 1,700 workers across two shifts.
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Ware Shoals
S. C
Rum runners kidnap Windsor photographer on river chase
Provincial police search for a gang of rum runners who abducted Horace Wild of the Border Cities Star and his son Noel after chasing them along the Detroit river near Amherstburg. The men were freed after the photographers had their film seized by the criminals.
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Windsor
Ont
Horace Wild
Border Cities Star
Noel
Detroit River
Amherstburg
Wild
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Dawes and MacDonald Open Path to Naval Conference
London and Lossiemouth speeches by Ambassador Charles G. Dawes and Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald laid the groundwork for an international naval reduction conference. They spoke in general terms yet indicated negotiations could begin soon, with every nation potentially taking part. MacDonald spoke before Lossiemouth town council, the town where he was born and rose to leadership.
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London
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Charles G. Dawes
Ramsay MacDonald
Passenger train crash at Enghien kills nine
A Ghent to Ghent passenger train collided with a derailed engine blocking lines near Enghien, killing nine and injuring many as of June 19.
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Brussels
Ghent
Enghien
Mexican Church Harmony Awaiting Papal Sanction
Mexico City June 19 AP reports a settlement basis between the Mexican government and Vatican emissaries to resolve the religious controversy. Approval by the pope would enable a episcopal order returning priests to Mexican churches, with no constitutional changes but a narrow interpretation of religious laws.
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Mexico City
Vatican
Portes Gil
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Michoacan
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Morrow
Portes "Ib
Pope Pius
Vatican City
Heat Toll Mounts as East Suffers Heat Wave
A heat wave across the eastern states drives record temperatures and multiple deaths. Patrolman Phillip Meyer collapsed and died in New York during the heat, as Newark warns citizens to conserve water amid rising records. Temperatures reach 93 in New York, 84 in Philadelphia, with New Jersey reporting six heat deaths.
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Associated Press
New York
Phillip Meyer
New York City
New Jersey
Newark
New England
Philadelphia
Flagstat
Ariz
Plunge of City of Ottawa Plane Ruled Accidental
Lydd England June 19 The coroner's inquest on four victims of the City of Ottawa airliner crash into the Channel returned a verdict that the deaths were due to drowning caused by the accidental fall of the aircraft into the Channel.
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LYDD
Eng
Airlner
Ottawa
Chanel
Declines Invite Over Race Relations in South
A letter from Representative Shaffer of Virginia declines Rep De Priest’s invitation to a musicale and reception, warning De Priest’s stance risks harming amicable race relations in the South. Lou Gehrig turns 26 by homering in the first inning of Yankees vs Red Sox at the Stadium. Babe Ruth returns to action after a cold, replacing Durst in right field in the sixth inning.
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Washington
de Priest
Illinois
Shaffer
Virginia
New York
Lou Gehrig
Yankee Red Sox
Jack Russell
Babe Rath
Yankee Stadium
Red Sox
Cedric Durst
Hoover administration condemned in Senate over enforcement inquiry
In Washington on June 19 Senator Grase, a Democrat from Virginia, condemned the Hoover administration for submerging the prohibition issue in its proposed law enforcement inquiry, sparking a heated Senate exchange.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Grase
Virginia
Louis Jacques Shunted From Treasury Office After Racial Remarks
Louis Jacques a customs border patrolman at Detroit who testified in Congress was escorted from the office of Assistant Secretary Lowman after Lowman refused to meet with him saying he would not consult with a man of that type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis Jacques
Detroit
Clancy
Michigan
Lowman
Treasury
Copeland Decries Outrageous Killings by State Agents
Senator Copeland of New York denounces what he calls outrageous killings by government agents and urges the Senate to consider a serious remedy. He pressed for action in the ongoing discussion of official misconduct and reform.
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Washington
Copeland
Democrat
New York
Senate
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Negahnquet
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
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Ruiz
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Alvaro Obregon
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