Word: gung
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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When the Examiner promised more details in its next Sunday edition, the Tucson Star did publish an interview with former U. S. District Attorney John Gung'l, which said that the Examiner's story was substantially correct. This was the only indication that Arizona's Press knew it was being scooped. Last week, the Examiner printed more stories on the scandal, reported that U. S. District Attorney Clifton Mathews was investigating the matter...
...When her disappearance was first reported he was arrested and jailed on a charge of selling beer. He said he knew nothing of the girl's fate. Attempts to obtain information from two other taciturn Indians who were held, were equally fruitless. U. S. District Attorney John C. Gung'l went from Phoenix to White River. Friend of Indians, he announced: "It is unfair to condemn the Apache tribe because this brutal killing took place on its reservation...