Cattleman Killed By His Wife Near Globe Arizona
Al Hollinger a 60 year old cattleman was shot and killed by his wife Alma after an argument at their home four miles northeast of Globe Arizona The wife admitted the shooting and was jailed Claude Boone Jr aged 20 asleep on a porch heard the shot and alerted the sheriff Officials said the couple had quarrel over an automobile accident last April in which Mrs Hollinger was injured and Jim Martin riding with her was killed The notice continues on page three
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Globe
Ariz
al Hollinger
Gila
Alma
Hollinger
Claude Boone, Jr
Sheriff’s Office
Hollingers
Young Boone
Copper Hill Road
Jim Martin
Holt
Prescott Pioneer Banker Harry Heap Dies at 55
Prescott Arizona June 22 veteran banker and businessman Harry W Heap died of heart failure at his home. He was 55. A Riverside California native born 1876 he came to Arizona in 1896 and settled in Phoenix. He organized the Yavapai County Savings Bank in 1906 and served as secretary treasurer then director. He also started the Prescott Sanitary Laundry in 1909 and sat on the Bank of Arizona board in 1928. He held one term as Prescott mayor, three terms as city councilman, eight years as county supervisor chairman and was a Yavapai County Chamber of Commerce director.
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Prescott
Ariz
Harry
Joe
Wells
New York City
Riverside
Calif
Heap
Arizona
Phoenix
Helen Wells
Yavapai County Savings Bank
Bank of Arizona
Yavapai County
Famous genealogist dies in Chicago at 75
CHICAGO June 22 Mrs. Harriet S. Taylor longtime custodian of the Newberry Library genealogy department died yesterday after a long illness. For 35 years she guided many researchers tracing the lineages of the nation’s wealthiest families.
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Chicago
Harriet. S. Taylor
Newberry Library
Ashfork Boy Drowns At Dam Near Williams
Williams June 22 John Gorra 15 years old drowned Saturday afternoon while swimming at McLellan dam eight miles west of Williams. The body was recovered that night. He was the son of Joe Gorra proprietor of a billiard parlor at Ashfork.
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Williams
John Gorra
McLellan Dam
Here
Joe Gorra
Ashfork
Lindberghs' Baby Is Year Old Today
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr celebrates his first birthday at home in Princeton New Jersey. Grandparents Senator and Mrs Dwight W Morrow visit and spend the day with the child as his parents prepare for a long flight to China and Japan.
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Princeton
N. J
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh
Englewood
China
Japan
Charles, Jr
War Debt Conference Not To Be Desired Says Henry Stimson
Secretary Stimson said an international conference was out of the question if President Hoover’s debt moratorium proposal was to have the desired effect. He called for speedy acceptance by Germany’s creditors and said there was no time for an international discussion of the proposed one year moratorium.
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Henry Stimson
Washington
Stimson
Hoover
Germany
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for June Reported
Treasury receipts for June 19 totaled 45,124,372.87 with expenditures of 18,144,124.40 and a balance of 501,315,186.16. Customs receipts through June 19 reached 18,218,494.59 for the month.
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Washington
Treasury
Zeppelins on wheels set rail speed record between Hamburg and Berlin
Franz Kruckenburgs locomotive dubbed zeppelin on wheels set a world speed record on rails by traveling 160 miles between Hamburg and Spandau in 1 hour 36 minutes. It achieved an average speed of about 106 miles per hour with the peak pace shortly after departure. Continued on page three.
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Berlin
Franz Kruckenburgs
Zeppelin
Hamburg
Spandau
Former French President Armand Fallieres Dies at 90
Mezin France June 22 UP Armand Fallieres former president of France dies suddenly at 90 years old He led the third republic from 1906 to 1913 and previously served as Senate president and minister in several cabinets.
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Mezin
France
Armand Fallieres
M. Fallieres
Senate
Hoover Debt Proposal Widely Welcomed by Germany
Germany accepts Hoover plan to defer inter government war debts for one year and hopes Britain and Italy join. Foreign Minister Curtius hails it as a gift from heaven and says the move could ease the world’s economic depression and Germany’s reparations burden.
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Berlin
Germany
Hoover
Great Britain
Italy
France
Julius Curtius
Italian Government Moves Ahead Amid War Strains
Rome dispatch notes the Italian government pressing forward with plans amid ongoing war strains and political pressure, with further details promised on page Six.
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Rome
Copper Tariff Endorsed by Arizona VFW Council
A resolution endorsing a tariff on raw copper and copper ores was adopted by the Arizona department Veterans of Foreign Wars council of administration in Phoenix. The action accompanies a visit by national commander Paul G. Wollman and calls for Congress to pass tariff legislation.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Council of Administration
Arizona Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Arizona
Paul G. Wollman
National Legislative Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
Tamaulipas Governor Shuts Nuevo Laredo Gambling Hubs
The Tamaulipas state governor notified the federal government that he will close the newly opened gambling houses in Nuevo Laredo Matamoros and Reynosa in line with the federal plan to curb gambling.
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Mexico City
Tamaulipas
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
Reynosa
Paris debates Hoover plan to defer debts a year
The American embassy delivered President Hoover's proposal to postpone war debts and reparations for one year to the French foreign office. French officials, including Finance Minister Flandin, Premier Laval, and Foreign Minister Brland, held talks with bank officials and prepared the cabinet’s response scheduled for the next day.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Hoover
Washington
Bank of France
Flandin
Laval
Brigand
Six Die During Riot at Huatusco in Vera Cruz
In Huatusco, Vera Cruz, six people were killed during a riot linked to a priest's funeral. The chief of police, two officers, and three civilians died after police attempted to disperse a demonstration. rioters attacked with stones.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Huatusco
Zane Grey Faces Income Tax Dispute Over Books
Los Angeles reports author Zane Grey must settle $103 923 in back income taxes after a disagreement with the federal government. The dispute centers on an agreement with his wife to divide income from books written since their marriage and whether Grey alone owes the tax.
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Los Angeles
Zane Grey
South Seas
Grey
T. J. Davis
Federal Board of Tax Appeals
London Quotations on Bar Silver and Money Rates
London quotes on June 22 show bar silver at 13 15 16 per ounce and money at 1 1/2 per cent. The report reflects market levels in the foreign exchange and precious metals markets.
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London
Depositors Protected as Arizona Southwest Bank Seized
State Superintendent James B. Button took charge of the Arizona Southwest Bank of Tucson and posted notices as deputies began overseeing branches in Douglas Casa Grande and Coolidge to shield depositors from losses due to depleted reserves. The four institutions reported about 800000 in deposits, with the bank last showing 1128117.88 in deposits and 120000 capital. Continued on page three.
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Tucson
Ariz
James B. Button
Arizona Southwest Bank of
Douglas
Casa Grande
Coolidge
J. F. Brown
Arizona Southwest Bank
H.H. Holbert
H. W. Skattaboe
H. “C. Cowell
Arizona
Body Of Murdered Woman Found On Lawn Of Her Home
The body of Marietta Quarles, 30, a divorcee, was found on her home lawn early today. Police, prompted by her 9 year old son James, arrested her ex husband J S Jones on suspicion of murder. Jones had just been arrested on a drunk driving charge. The victim was killed with a knife and a gun. the knife lay beside the body.
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Los Angeles
Marietta Quarles
James
J. S. Jones
Jones
Lena Quarles
Rains Cause Wreck Of Mexican Trains
Torrential rains over the week caused two serious railway accidents across Mexican states. A Mexico City to Vera Cruz train derailed by a washout killed a brakeman and injured 22 passengers. A northbound train from Guadalajara to Nogales was trapped for 12 hours in a northern Jalisco tunnel due to washed obstacles.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Guadalajara
Nogales
Jalisco
Plan to suspend reparations and war debts boosts world stocks
President Hoover's proposal for suspending reparations and war debts spurred a global stock surge. The New York Exchange saw its busiest opening since 1929 as major shares rose, bonds jumped, and commodities including cotton and wheat climbed across markets from Berlin to London and Paris. Copper and tin spiked as Paris markets firmed with gains.
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Hoover
New York Stock Exchange
New Orleans
New York
Berlin Boerse
London
Liverpool
STILL A BACHELOR By EDWARD STANLEY
The Prince of Wales will be 37 tomorrow and remains a bachelor with Britain seemingly accepting the status. Affection has shifted from the prince to Princess Elizabeth, and Wales has evolved from a throne inheritor to a business prince aiming to revive Britain's trade.
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Edward
Stanley
Associated Press
London
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth
Wales
Britain
Income Tax Receipts Cut Federal Deficit in June
The June 19 income tax payments totaled 41,033,048, reducing the daily deficit by 28,935,600. Through June 22 the fiscal year expenditures reached 4,116,605,675 while total government revenue stood at 3,237,437,103, pushing the year’s deficit down to 879,168,571.
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Washington
Film Manager Is Stricken Aboard Santa Fe Train
Carl Laemmle, head of Universal Pictures, fell ill Saturday near Albuquerque on a westbound Santa Fe train. Dr. George Piness of Los Angeles flew in to Williams to attend the studio official that night.
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Williams
Carl Laemmile
Universal Pictures Corporation
Albuquerque
N. M
George Piness
Los Angeles
Smoot and Hoover to Discuss Silver Market Relief
Senator Smoot of Utah will confer with President Hoover on measures to aid the depressed silver market. Smoot, urged here by Hoover over his world debt moratorium plan, has given up on an official international conference on silver after France and Britain refused to join.
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Washington
Smoot
Utah
Hoover
France
Great Britain
County Attorney Warns Bootlegg ers Padlocked Under Prohibition
County Attorney C D McCauley and Marshal R Le Neill lead raids across Winslow warning all bootleggers that any building used for intoxicating liquor will be padlocked for one year under national prohibition laws. Three women arrested two fined Marie Consuela jailed for home brew fabrication sale. Quincy James case tied to Ralph Cake garage robbery to get a preliminary hearing in Holbrook soon.
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C. D. ‘McCauley
Marshal R. le Neill
Js Es “Walker
Marie Consuela
Quincy James
Ralph Cake
McCauley
Holbrook
Schools Receive Tuition From Indians Board
The school board reports a June 15 receipt of 750.40 from the United States Indian Bureau for the third quarter ending March 31. Total Indian tuition this year reaches 1704 with another 454 due for the June 30 quarter. The Indian department plans to raise per capita payment from 35c to 45c next year.
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School’ Board
United States Indian Bureau
Farnsworth
Indian Department
Bar silver rises in New York on London gains
New York on June 22 reports bar silver firm and two cents higher at 287-8 in step with a London advance.
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New York
London
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Lindberghs
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