Julian Company Crashes Before Grand Jury Blow
Los Angeles June 27 AP The county grand jury has indicted Julian Petroleum executives and bankers in a stock scandal. Charles F. Stern John E Barber Motley H Flint named in Superior Court bills. Several Pacific Southwest Trust officers resign, board pledges action while presumption of innocence pending court findings.
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Los Angeles
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Charles F. Stern
Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank
John E. Barber
First Securities Company
Pacific Southwest
Motley H. Flint
Stern
Barber
Flint
Philadelphia
United States
Outlaw Mathew Kimes Transferred Under Guard
City reports say Mathew Kimes and Roy Dooley were moved through the city by Sheriff John Russell and deputies in an automobile around 7:30 yesterday morning. The pair were then taken toward Oklahoma, with plans to reach Amarillo Texas as planes may join the transfer.
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Charles Harp
Mathew Kimes
Oklahoma
Roy Dooley
John Russell
J. B. Hill
M. I. Larimore
Harp
Flagstaff
G. H. Kady
Kimes
John Russel
Okmulgee
Okla
M. L. Larimore
Amarillo
Texas
Coconino County
Russell
Texas Panhandle
Winslow
Santa Fe
Dooley
Claud Compton
Muskogee
James Brown
Oklahoma Identification Bureau
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon National Park
Park Service
Parsons
Prescott
Phoenix
Oakland to Honolulu Nonstop Flight Tests Start
Civilian and military planes are ready at Oakland and Crissy Field for non stop Pacific flights to Honolulu. Army tri motor Fokker and a smaller monoplane will attempt the westward hop from California with a third plane prepared on Kauai for a later eastward leg. Weather officials forecast favorable conditions for California departures, with a potential delay for Richard Grace awaiting a propeller delivery aboard the Maui.
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Oakland
Cal
Honolulu
Pacific
San Francisco
Army Fokker
Hawaiian Islands
Barking Sands
Mana
Kauai
Richard Grace
Army
Mason Patrick
Ernest L. Smith
Charles H. Carter
Los Angeles
California
Grace
Maui
Islands
Crissy Field
Supreme Court Rules on Kaibab Forest Standing
The final decree in the Arizona versus federal government suit defines who may kill deer in the Kaibab National Forest and Grand Canyon game preserve and directs the treatment of deer carcasses. It prohibits licensing hunters by the federal government and bars state officers from enforcing actions against federal officers executing secretary of agriculture orders to reduce the Kaibab deer herd. It also forbids state arrests or prosecutions of federal personnel for trapping, killing, transporting, or possessing deer under those regulations.
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Phoenix
Kaibab National Forest
Grand Canyon
United States Supreme Court
Arizona
Iran
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forest
All Workmen in Arizona Assured Compensation Law
Arizona Supreme Court rules the Workmen’s Compensation law covers all workers holding employment status in the state whether their work is inside or outside Arizona. The Ocean Accident and Guaranty Co. challenged an award for Charles H. Goodson, injured while employed by United Building and Finance Co. in California but injured in Yuma.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Supreme Court
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation
Arizona Industrial Commission
Charles H. Goodson
United Building and Finance Company
California
Petitioner Insurance Company
Goodson
Yuma
Byrd Flight Plans Delayed by Weather at Rooseveltvlt Field
At Rooseveltvilt Field New York on June 27 194? weather halted the America micrplane take-off bound for France. Byrd and crew regarded the conditions as a barrier with winds and a low pressure system from Newfoundland to ship lanes delaying the earliest possible departure to Wednesday. T .
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Byrd
Rooskevilt Field
N. Y
America
Grand Banks
France
Richard E. Byrd
Newfoundland
Ocean
T. H. Kinkade
Wright
Kinkade
Porter Adams
National Aeronautical Association
Washington
Daudet Faces Arrest After Prison Release Ploy
Paris June 27 AP Royalist leader Leon Daudet and lieutenant DeLest evaded capture as detectives searched France. Minister of the Interior Sarraut coordinated with police to arrest them quietly after Daudet obtained release by a ruse. Earlier raid surrounding L Action Francaise headquarters housed about 1200 Royalists awaiting action.
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Paris
France
Leon Daudet
DeLest
M. Sarraut
Catry
Sante Prison
Daudet
M. Daudet
L’action Francaise
Kelly Freed From Jail For Dinner With Mackaye Friends
AP reports Paul Kelly the screen juvenile released from jail for a few hours to attend a dinner with Dorothy Mackaye and Helen Wilkinson. Sheriff Traeger opened an inquiry after a deputy stated Kelly was seen out, but Judge Burnell let the matter rest, saying no contempt occurred.
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Los Angeles
Paul Kelly
Screen Juvenile
Dorothy Mackaye
Love
Kelly
Miss Mackaye
Helen Wilkinson
Ray Raymond
Claude Peters
Jelly
Peters
William J. Traeger
Obregon Announces Candidacy Sparks Mexican Political Buzz
Mexico City June 27 AP Former President Obregon declares run for next year promising elections by ballots. Commentary from El Universal Excelsior and General Serrano criticizes the move while Puebla delegates of Agrarians endorse the bid. Obregon expected in Mexico City later this week as coverage notes calls for press freedom.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Rome
Wall Street
Mexico
el Universal
Excelsior
General Serrano
Long Obregon
Puebla
Agrarians
General Obregon
el Dniversal
One of First State Legislators is Dead
M. A. Perkins, 78, longtime cattleman and member of Arizona's first state legislature from Yavapai county, died after a lingering illness. He lived in Perkinsville north of Prescott. funeral services were planned.
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First State
Prescott
Ariz
M. A. Perkins
Arizona
Yavapai County
Perkins
Perkinsville
Jauriqui Charged In Wife’s Murder In Prescott
Pablino Jauriqui, a Jerome Mexican, appeared in Prescott court with his head bandaged after a fatal shooting of his wife Quadalupe. Three witnesses testified he shot her with one bullet and then fired at himself twice in an alleged suicide attempt.
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Prescott
Pablino Jauriqui
Jerome Mexican
Quadalupe
Plans Unveiled for Apache Trail Detour To Lake Roosevelt
A Phoenix Chamber of Commerce meeting in Mesa outlined a plan to finish two miles of new Apache Trail detour to Lake Roosevelt. The project, funded up to 60,000 by United Verde Copper Co, would move passengers by boat over flooded sections using barges towed by Salt River Valley Water Users’ Association tugs. Local officials from Globe, Phoenix, Miami, Tucson and Tempe attended as Governor Hunt’s decision awaited.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Horse Mesa Dam
Lake Roosevelt
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Arizona
George W. P. Hunt
United Verde Copper Company
Jerome
H. B. Hovland
Tucson
Robert C. Tally
United Verde Company
Apache Trail
Southern Pacific
Salt River Valley
Judge Phelps Accused of Grand Jury Influence
In Phoenix on June 27, Attorney John W. Ray charged Superior Judge M. T. Phelps with influencing individual jurors outside sessions of the Maricopa county grand jury. The motion seeks to set aside three indictments against J. Grayson for gambling, arguing lacks impartiality due to improper consultation and advice.
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Phelps
Phoenix
Superior Court
M. T. Phelps
Maricopa County
Grand Jury
John W. Ray
J. (. Grayson
Grayson
U S Opposed to Wishes of Great Britain at Geneva Talks
Washington officials said the United States remains firmly opposed to Britain’s proposal to revise Washington arms treaty provisions on battleship and cruiser tonnages at the Geneva conference. They noted the likely 1931 changes and the need for unanimity, with the United States unwilling to alter its position.
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England
Washington
United States
State Department
Seventeen Year-Old Slayer Pleads Not Guilty
Durwald Wittenmeyer, 16, confessed slayer of Mrs. Fannie Weigle, wife of a Pomona confectioner, but today pleaded not guilty to murder. His original guilty plea was withdrawn after his attorneys said there was a misunderstanding. A preliminary hearing is set for July 12.
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Los Angeles
Durwald Wittenmeyer
Fannie Weigle
Pomona
Here
Weather Arizona Tue and Wed Mostly Fair in Widespread Warmth
The forecast calls for mostly fair skies in Arizona on Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer conditions concentrated in the eastern and central regions. Winds and temperatures remain mild in Winslow and surrounding areas.
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Arizona
Winslow
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