Radio Company Seeks Damages From Tube Clause
The company claims damages totaling about 33 million dollars after being forced to buy radio tubes and barred from vacuum tube manufacturing until a U S district court ruling in Delaware declared the clause illegal. The petition asserts further damages beyond the stated amount.
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United States District Court of Daleware
Movement Started For Swimming Pool
The article reports Lions Club discussions on a city pool project at Clearcreek. Chairman B. K. Cudd said a committee would be named by tomorrow and begin a survey, with a report to heads of organizations. He clarified the project is for all groups, not just the Lions Club.
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Almada Ousted As Chihuahua Governor
Conflicting reports from the capital detail the shooting inside the Chihuahua City palace as deputies impeached Governor Almada. Gabriel Jiminez, chief of state police, headed the gunfire, killing deputy Virgilio Cassallo and wounding others. Estrada was installed as provision governor and sworn in. Four hundred National Revolutionary Party men offered support to Almada in Juarez.
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National Revolutionary Party
Juarez
Damages Cited At Ten Million In Clayton Act Case
The document states total damages reach 10 million dollars and notes the Clayton Act allows trebled damages, urging threefold recovery for the plaintiff.
New York Welcomes Aviators Arriving From Ireland
New York prepared to receive aviators from the Irish Free State with assistant aviation secretaries F Trubee Davison David S Ingalls and Colonel Clarence D Young to represent the government. Nassau county police assigned 300 officers to manage crowds at Roosevelt field. Byrd era stands at city hall may be reused for Captain Kingsford Smith welcome. Special telephone link to Melbourne setup so Capt Kingsford Smith can talk to fiancee Miss Mary Powell with AT&T routing via London to Australia.
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Nassau County
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Melbourne
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Beating and Robbery Near Winslow City
Aged Winslow man Marcum was robbed and beaten after being struck by an engine on the tracks. Tony Moya Leon and Tom Farris and wife were arrested and held for a hearing before Judge A L Dunklin. Officers found money, a bottle of liquor, and evidence of a brutal struggle with blood stains in the attack room.
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A .L. Dunklin
Marcum
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Moya
Leon
Arizona Seeks Supreme Court Action Over Boulder Canyon
Arizona officials move to file in the Supreme Court challenging the Boulder Canyon dam act. The state asks the court to accept original jurisdiction to bypass lower courts. Senator Hayden denounces Hoover administration for not resolving Colorado River water disputes.
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Two Die In Nogales Airplane Crash
A nose dive halted a sightseeing flight near Nogales killing two men instantly. Owner H R Thogmartin of Los Angeles and Wilson were aboard with Eberlein, a youth passenger, when the plane tore apart in a canyon half a mile north of the airport. The wreck was found by Roy Adams and Claud Humphreys. The bodies were taken to a local morgue awaiting relatives. An inquest was anticipated to be held.
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Safe Airways Great Falls Field Tests Impress Pilot
Great Falls Mont June 26 Hank Hollenbeck National Park Airways pilot says emergency landing fields along the Great Falls Helena line make the route very safe. He demonstrated by cutting engine eight times and landing safely each time.
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