Destructive Lake Storms Kill and Injure Across Midwest
A severe storm system lashed the Ohio valley to Lake Erie causing at least twelve deaths and widespread damage. Reports describe drownings, electrocutions, and structural destruction as winds and floods hit Michigan Ohio and western Pennsylvania with embers of heat waves compounding conditions.
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Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Toledo
Cleveland
North Olmstead
Maiinee Bay
Detroit
Selfridge Field
Mich
German leaders to meet Laval Briand in Paris next week
Paris reports say Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Curtius may travel to Paris early next week to confer with Premier Laval and Foreign Minister Briand. An invitation from the French head of government was said to have been issued after talks with Premier Laval and Secretary Mellon. The talks are thought to aim at Germany guaranteeing resumption of the Young Plan after the one year Hoover moratorium. If held while Mellon remains in Paris, the discussions would be separate from the U S treasury negotiations with French officials.
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Paris
Bruening
Curtius
Germany
Laval
Briand
Mellon
Hoover
Treasury
Premier Laval and Mellon Hold Talks on War Debt Proposals
Premier Laval and U S Treasury Secretary Mellon conferred for two and a half hours in Paris on France's reply to Hoover's war debt plan. They announced plans to continue negotiations and to meet again Monday as discussions continued on the controversial issue.
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Paris
Laval
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
France
Hoover
Grand Canyon Park to Build Museum and Homes
Flagstaff reports a $22,000 construction project in Grand Canyon National Park. A $4,200 museum will be built 24 miles east on the Cameron Grand Canyon road, the old administration building updated for $8,000 into a superintendent’s home, and two $4,200 employee houses added. Project to finish by summer’s end.
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Flagstaff
Grand Canyon National Park
Grand Canyon
Cameron-Grand Canyon
World Flight Log of Winnie Mae Delays and Arrivals
The record tracks the Winnie Mae flight schedule in EST from Roosevelt Field to Harbor Grace and across Europe to Berlin and Moscow then on to Novo, Siberia and Irkutsk. It lists times and cities including Sea land Airdrome England Hanover Germany Berlin Moscow Novo Siberisk Irkutsk with departures and landings from June 23 to June 27.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Sealand Airdrome
England
Hanover
Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Spain Denies Revolt Plot Near Tablada Airfield
In Ville Spain on June 27 Major Franco, then in exile after the overthrow of King Alfonso, denied any revolt or moving toward armed action near Tablada. He said no disturbance exists and suggested some aim to depict him bellicosely. He claimed his activities are peaceful electioneering.
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Major Franco
Spain
King Alfonso
Stocks end strenuous week with modest gains in active issues
New York closes higher after a tough week as rails stay quiet after yesterday’s rise. Nickel Plate preferred leads with a $5 jump while New York Central Southern Pacific Illinois Central Missouri Pacific and Rock Island rise $1 to $2 amid light profit taking at open and close.
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New
York
Washington
Paris
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
Missouri ,Pacific
Rock Island
Officer Slain In Missouri Gunfight
Joplin Missouri June 27 night police captain Alec Lachman was killed in a pistol duel with Harry Spencer former baseball player suspected in an auto theft Spencer of Harvey Arkansas who played for the Joplin Western Association club in 1928 was badly wounded and taken to a hospital with little hope of recovery late tonight
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Joplin
Alec Lachman
Harry Spencer
Spencer
Harvey, Ark
Arizona Veterinary Medical Association Meets Here
The Arizona Veterinary Medical Association convened today with city officials delivering welcomes. President J B McQuown led the business sessions as Dr T J Hicks outlined planned activities and Dr C T Daffoyle spoke on efforts to improve the practice act.
World fliers reach Blagoveshchensk after long Siberian hop
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, American around the world fliers, arrived at Blagoveshchensk, Siberia at 8 p m local time after a 850 mile leg from Irkutsk. They planned to depart for Khabarovsk at 3 a m tomorrow morning as they push along their 15000 mile dash.
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Shanghai
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Blagoveshchensk
Siberia
Irkutsk
Khabarovsk
Iran
Hale Continues Battle For Life
Hale remains hospitalized after a Wednesday accident on the Little Colorado River near Joseph City. He struck rocks, broke his neck, and was paralyzed from the shoulders down. Artificial respiration keeps him alive as a medical team and nurses at St Marys Hospital monitor his condition.
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Alte
Nei Mail
Littleolorado
Joseph City
Hale
Roy Richards
Ruth Nichols to Leave Hospital Early Next Week
Ruth Nichols the American aviatrix who crashed Monday on arrival for a proposed trans Atlantic flight will be able to leave Saint John New Brunswick hospital early next week according to physicians today.
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Ruth Nichols
Saint. John
N. B
Arizona Heat Tops Nation With 110 Degree Readings
Phoenix and Yuma Ariz and Needles Calif posted the hottest temperatures in the nation yesterday with the thermometer at 110. The report cites Needles, Phoenix, and Yuma as top warm spots in the United States.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Mercury
Needles
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
United States
Dr Lampland Returns From Scientific Meet
Dr Cr Lampland of Lowell Observatory returned to Flagstaff today from Pasadena after attending the 88th conference of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He served on the program committees for astronomy.
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Flagstaff
Cr. O. Lampland
Lowell Observatory
Pasadena
American Association For Advancement of Science
Lampland
Truck Plunges Down Hill Near Prescott. Man Killed
Roy Murphy a 23 year old from Nevada Missouri was killed when his truck left the highway near Desert View on the Hassayampa Trail and rolled down a hill. Roy Patterson who rode with him was uninjured. Investigators say Murphy probably fell asleep at the wheel. His body was brought to Prescott pending relatives’ word.
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Prescott
Roy Murphy
Nevada
Desert View
Hassayampa
Jerome
Roy Patterson
Murphy
Natives in Belgian Congo Rise in Kwango Revolt
From Brussels a report says native tribes in Kwango province of the Belgian Congo have risen in open revolt stirred by idolaters. Troops race to the Jijwit district where a similar uprising was only recently quelled.
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Brussels
Belgium
Kwango
Belgian Congo
Jijwit
Transcript Completes In Arizona Train Limit Suit
The transcript of evidence in the Arizona train limit law suit, totaling 2 760 000 words, is on file with the state attorney general. Santa Fe and Southern Pacific seek to declare the law unconstitutional limiting passenger trains to 14 cars and freights to 70 cars. Oral arguments are anticipated this fall after briefs are filed in two months.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Attorney General
Santa. Fe
Southern Pacific
Joseph E. ‘Morrison
San Francisco
Bhighty
Immigrant fliers plan quick return to birthplaces
Otto Hillig and Holger Hoiriis told the Associated Press they intend to visit their birthplaces in Denmark and Germany after recovering from their gruelling trans Atlantic crossing. They arrived in New York after stops in Hasbrouck Heights and Harbor Grace and Kre feld and Bremen, where Hillig pursued photography and Hoiriis trained as a pilot.
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Copenhagen
America
Otto Hillig
Holger Hoiriis
Associated Press Today
Hoiriis
Jutland
Aarhus Braband
Germany
Hillig
Denmark
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Vie
Harbor Grace
N. F
Krefeld
Bremen
Hoiris
Man Dies Preparing for Wife's Funeral in West Virginia
William M. Wiley a 69 year old coal company official and regional vice president of the National Chamber of Commerce died at his home while preparing to attend his wife’s funeral who died earlier in the week Wiley had been in ill health for months His wife’s funeral was held as planned.
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Sharpes
W. Va
William M. Wiley
Coal Company
National Chamber of Commerce
Wiley
City Gas Plant Transfer Approved to H G Laub
Arizona Corporation Commission announces an order authorizing the purchase of the Winslow gas utility and issuing a certificate of convenience to Harold G. Laub. The final step transfers municipal gas works to private control and rehabilitation of plant and mains will begin immediately. Laub plans to move his family to Winslow after arriving from Los Angeles.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Winslow
Harold G. Laub
Laub
Los Angeles
Spain Ready for Election As exiled King Clings to Rights
Madrid on June 27 reports Spain wrestling with a rough draft answer to the former king Alfonso on the eve of the first elections since the monarchy fell in April. A national assembly will be elected tomorrow to draft a permanent form of government. Alfonso said before his exile in France that he would not renounce his throne rights.
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Madrid
Spain
Alfonso
A. National Assembly
France
Careless Tourists Fined For Starting Fires Near Flagstaff
In Flagstaff June 27 two tourists were fined in Justice court for starting fires near Walnut Canyon and in the underbrush 20 miles north. Mrs A L Johnson and two daughters of Wyoming paid ten dollars after a camp fire spread and burned five acres of timber. Louis Yaeger, a camp cook, paid ten dollars for throwing a cigarette into the brush.
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Flagstaff
Justice Court
A.L. Johnson
Wyoming
Walnut Canyon
Louis Yaeger
Bombings Shake Genoa as Hundreds Are Detained
Four bombs exploded in Genoa Italy early today causing window and wall damage across central areas. Police arrested hundreds of suspects as blasts occurred at half hour intervals near the royal palace Piazza Della Nunziata street car barns and a factory at San Vincenzo.
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Genoa
Italy
Royal Palace
Piazza Della Nunziata
San Vincenzo
Lightning kills two in Acapulco storm
A thunderstorm in Acapulco caused major damage and darkness as two men were killed. One victim, a soldier, was struck by lightning on his bayonet. The city's power plant was knocked out, leaving Acapulco in blackout conditions.
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Mexico City
Acapulco
No Verdict Yet In Guess Case In Oklahoma
The jury in the murder trial of former Deputy Sheriff W. E. Guess, charged with killing two Mexican students, resumes deliberations with no verdict. Rumors circulate of 10 to 2 for acquittal or 8 to 4 for conviction as jurors review pistols and testimony from Guess and Cecil Crosby.
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Ardmore
Okla
W. E. Guess
Pistonls
Guess
Cecil Crosby
Emilio
Cortes Rubio
Manuel
Garcia Gomez
Hunk Anderson Seriously Ill at Mayo Clinic
Heartley Hunk Anderson Notre Dame senior football coach is seriously ill at the Mayo Clinic pathological division in Rochester. He endures severe headaches since last May as doctors await a diagnosis after tests were conducted at the clinic.
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Rochester
Minn
Heartley
Anderson
Notre Dame
Mayo Clinic
Strife Over Priest Limits Rises in Vera Cruz Debate
Catholic leaders in Mexico City sought government permission for a Sunday street demonstration against the new Vera Cruz law capping priests at 11. The national Chamber of Deputies and the Senate voiced support for the measure in unofficial sessions, signaling legislative backing.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
National Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Seven Drown When Rowboat Is Upset at River
Seven children drowned when a flat bottom rowboat capsized on the Riviere Des Envies near St. Severin De Prouxville. The victims named Bourassa and Dery range from 6 to 19 years old while berry picking.
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Riviere Des Envies
St. Severin de Prouxville
Benoit Bourassa
Rose Aimie Bourassa
Yvonne Bourassa
Louisa Bourassa
Annette Dery
Alice Dery
Clemence Dery
Robbers Escape With Jewels In Coast Job
Two robbers bound three employees at Robert Gail Inc jewelers on Hollywood Boulevard and fled with 16 trays of gems valued at 25,999 dollars as shoppers nearby watched.
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Hollywood
Calif
Robert Gail, Inc. Jewelers
Hollywood Boulevard
Prohibition Agents Sweep County Alleged Racket
Federal agents raided an area in Navarre and nearby with a squad led by RL Neill and officers Glenn Sanders and others. The action targets recent violations tied to a known operation long suspected by authorities. Further details and the investigation’s outcome are continued on page six.
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Prohibition
Arge Lavety
Brea
Navarre
Marsial
Neill
Glenn_Sanders
Tonto ‘Basin
Pablo
Prescott Votes On Large Bond Issue For Water Supply
Prescott voters went to the polls to decide a $200,000 bond issue to enlarge the municipal water supply. More than 800 persons registered and a heavy vote was expected. If approved, construction would start in 60 days with a dam at Bann ing Creek and a check dam on the Hassayampa.
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Prescott
Banning Creek
Hassayampa
Prescott Pioneer Harry Heap to be buried in mausoleum
Funeral services will be held this afternoon for Harry Heap a Prescott pioneer banker and business leader who died recently the Masonic Judge will preside his body will lie in state between 12 noon and 2 p m with a guard of Knights Templar of which he was a member burial will be in the mausoleum of clock
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Prescott
Harry ‘Heap
Arizona
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
Treasury receipts for June 25 totaled 5 316 655.32 with expenditures of 7 682 714.30 and a balance of 508 591 572.68. Customs receipts through June 22 reached 23 552 871.50 for the month.
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Washington
Treasury
Weather Update for Arizona and New Mexico
Fair tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Winslow forecast notes a Friday high and mild conditions extending into the weekend.
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Arizona
New Mexico
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London
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International
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Austria
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Veterinary Medical Association Meets
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Tan
Evelyn Knapp
Oklahoma
Hunk” Anderson
Mexico
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