Senate Row Erupts Over Wafe Bill Fight
Washington June 1 a heated senate session extended well past quitting time ending in disorder. A dye tariff dispute sparked shouts and a near fight as Senator McCumber and Senator Rot were restrained by Senator King while Senator Poindexter moved among them. A recess was finally called to resume the next day.
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Senate
McCumber
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North Dakota
Rotdemocrat
Arkansas
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King
Poindexter
Repub
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Senate Tariff Bill Faces Amendments and Brick Duty Debate
In Washington on June 1 the Senate debated amendments to the tariff bill. An ad valorem proposal of 50 percent plus a 5 cent per pound rate on crude tar and related products drew opposition from three Republicans Pollette Norris and Kendrick supported a tougher stance. The panel shifted focus to coal tar dye, embargo provisions, and brick duty, proposing placing brick on the first schedule with reciprocity for imports. McCumber argued Canada is the sole nation taxing American bricks.
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McCumber
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Canada
Allpox Epidemic Well In Hand In Lower California
Smallpox epidemic in Lower California is described as well in hand by health officer Federico Cota in Mexicali district. Fifty seven cases are reported with deaths, vaccines mandatory with a $25 penalty for refusals and quarantine measures in effect.
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California
Associated Press
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Rederico Cota
Aid
Jon
Mexicali
Weather for Colorado Friday and Saturday
A forecast for Friday and Saturday calls for isolated thunderstorms in the northeast Friday night and into Saturday. Temperatures rise into warmer ranges with fair conditions by day.
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Colo
Northeasn
Yoona
Emily Fair
Local Weather Report Highlights University Temperature
Local report lists temperatures around 75 degrees at 6 PM with overcast and lightly cloudy conditions. Wind from the south is noted with a clear late day sky and clouds in the region.
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Sheiss
Rotarians Arrive by Special Train in Albuquerque
A 1946 member Rotary delegation from greater New York and nearby New Jersey arrived by special train at 2 PM and stayed until 7 PM before departing for Los Angeles. They toured the city with Kiwanis and Woman's clubs aiding transport, while the Sparkler editor highlighted local hospitality and city projects.
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Los Angeles
Chamber of Commercce
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Woman's Clubs
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Albuquerque
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Tony Schulmerich
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Ohio
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Boston
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Philadelphia
Revolt Leader Demands R Kind of Government in Paraguay
A 24 hour ultimatum delivered to President Ayala by Colonel Chirife, leader of Schaierer loyalists, threatens to seize the capital and declare himself dictator if unmet. Fighting reported at Encarnacion on the Params river as Schaierer supporters assemble at Paraguari to form a provisional government.
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Ayala
Paraguay
Chirife
Schaierer
la Nacion
Ascuncion
Encarnacion
Params River
Juventud
Congress
Republic
Paraguari
Paraguayi
Watchman Arrested After Mine Shooting Fatalities
Trinidad Colo June 1 Joe McGonigal a night watchman at the Jewel mine near Aguilar is in custody after the fatal shooting of Ella Centers boarding house keeper's daughter and W N Ferguson a Colorado School of Mines student and Roya ming night watchman The victims were both linked to mining communities in the area and the arrest follows the incident.
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Trinidad
Colo
Joe Me‘Gonigal
Jewel
Aguilar
Ella Centers
Noval
W. N. Ferguson
Colorado School of Mines
Roya Ming
War frauds fight erupts in Senate and House clash
A furious House debate erupts as Republicans cheer a Campbell charge accusing Democrats of protecting war crooks. The dispute centers on an investigation of alleged government fraud during World War I and the Justice Department’s handling. Leaders trade barbs over responsibility and timing.
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Associated Press
Washington
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House
Rules Committee
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Daugherty
Tere
Irom
Garrett
Campbell
Department of Justice
Palmer
Congress
Mondeil
Monde
San Francisco
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Johnson
Attorney General
Weiser Announces Candidacy for Colorado Governor
William Weiser prominent western Colorado Democrat and Grand Valley National Bank president declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor in a letter to Walter Walker editor of the Daily Sentinel.
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Associated Press
Grand Junction
Colo
William Weiser
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Grand Valley National Bank
State Highway Board
Colorado
Walter Walker
Daily Sentinel
Streets Turned Into River By Terrific Rain
Special dispatch from Clovis New Mexico reports streets in the business district flooded when 1.23 inches of rain fell in under an hour. Water reached hub deep in some areas as dirt levees were placed around doorways and hail accompanied the storm with minimal damage. The rain stretched across about 100 miles.
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Morning Journal
Clovis
N. M
Ward gun duel linked to sailor slaying mystery
The article reports Walter S. Ward, a baker awaiting trial, claiming self defense in the death of Clarence Peters. Ward says Peters used a revolver while Ward used an automatic. Ward alleges blackmail attempts by Peters and two accomplices for 75 000 dollars led to the shooting. Judge Frank J. Young dismissed a habeas corpus writ. Ward was released on 50 000 dollars bail and surrendered two firearms to authorities.
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Clarence Peters
Peters
Ward
Frank J. Young
Baker
Liberty
Westchester
Hoover sets coal price cap at 3.50 a ton during strike
Secretary Hoover announced a maximum spot coal price of 3.50 a ton for 80 percent of mines during the strike, with Virginia West Virginia Tennessee and eastern Kentucky operators accepting the rate and western Kentucky pushing toward 4.25. Consumers are advised to check freight rates and contract terms and may appeal to the commerce department if treated unfairly.
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Washington
Hoover
Western Kentucky
Tloover
Commerce Department
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Picure
Wyoming Snow Marks First June Day In Recent Memory
Snow fell across central and southern Wyoming with Cheyenne recording its first white June first in living memory. Light to moderate accumulation began yesterday afternoon and persisted into the night as temperatures remained moderate.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
May business failures drop 7.4 percent in May report
The Associated Press reports nationwide business failures fell 7.4 percent in May from April. Total liabilities stood at 118,164,378, down 23 percent from April and 17 percent from May 1921, with the South still leading in failures though it declined.
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Associated Press
New York
Heradstreets
South
Duel ends in prison for Apache combatants in knife duel
Paris June 1 AP report says Maurice Pinteaux and his seconds received two year terms and the duel judge six months for the stabbing death of Charles Lallemant. Lallemant had been the former lover of Louise Rattier, who had won him from him. The fight followed set rules, with sharp knives and rules observed until Lallemant was killed.
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Paris
Associated Press
Maurice Pinteaux
Pinteaux
Charles Lallemant
Lallemant
Louise’ Rattier
Constance Talmadge Granted Divorce in Interlocutory Decree
Los Angeles June 1 Constance Talmadge screen actress was granted an interlocutory divorce from John Pialoglou tobacco manufacturer of New York on grounds of mental cruelty. No answer was filed. Talmadge testified he expressed disinterest in continuing marriage and left the home. Her mother supported charges of cruelty. Talmadge said she will soon visit Europe.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Constance Talmadge
John Pialoglou
New York
Pialoglou
Miss Talmadge
Margaret Talmadge
Europe
Auto Plunge Kills Nurse in 800 Foot Cliff Fall
San Bernardino California June 1 Miss Leah Miller a Los Angeles nurse was killed when an automobile carrying Lee Thomas Cantwell and his one year old child plunged 800 feet over a cliff in the San Bernardino mountains Cantwell was thrown from the car after it rolled about 200 feet and the child was carried down 400 feet serious injuries to the occupants were reported Cantwell and the child survived but injured while Miss Miller died at the scene
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Associated Press
San Bernardino
Calif
Leah Miller
Los Angeles
Lee Thomas F. Cantwell
San Bernardino Mountains
Cantwell
President Hsu Shih Chang Resigns From Office
Pekin reports President Hsu Shih Chang offered to resign citing public suffering and proposing a peaceful solution. He suggested Sun Yat Sen and he step down with a new president elected by parliament, awaiting a successor to unify China.
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Pekin
Associated Press
Hsu Shih Chang
Wee
Sun Yat Sen
Dickson and Kellogg Buy Los Angeles Evening Express
The Los Angeles Evening Express ownership passed from the Edwin T. Karl estate to EB A Dickson and FP W Kellogg. Dickson and Kellogg have operated the paper for three years under a contract with an option to purchase. They exercised the option to buy from the estate executors, following Earl's death over three years ago.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Evening Express Today
Edwin T. Karl
EB. A. Dickson
FP. W. Kellogg
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Kellogg
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Express
Edwin T. Earl
Export trends show Europe up while South America falls in April trade
Washington reports from the commerce department indicate April exports to Europe rose to 182 million dollars from 175 million a year earlier while imports fell to 66 million. South America exports for April declined to 18.9 million from 21 million, with imports at 23 million versus 31 million. For ten months to April, Europe exports reached 1.911 billion compared with 3.054 billion last year, while South America totals were 152 million in exports and 227 million in imports, down from 488 million and 442 million respectively in the prior year.
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Associated Press
Washington
Europe
South America
Commerce Department
Congress resumes Muscle Shoals plan study in two committees
Two congressional committees resume work on Muscle Shoals development in Washington. Ford’s latest proposal and a letter to Chairman Kahn shape House discussion while Senate debates speed and inter-branch coordination. Some support including the Gorgas steam plant. others oppose. Weeks urges unified action and federal contract agency. Norris proposes 7.6 million to continue dam number two. Kahn travels to California for summer rest.
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Senate revolt over 70 percent rate on electric bulbs
In Washington on May 3 the Republican Senate opposition defeated an amendment to set a 40 percent duty on illuminating glassware. The chamber approved 65 percent on household glassware and 50 percent on pressed unpolished items. Senator Jones led the opposition citing House wording and alleged industry influence. Sixteen senators spoke as McCumber Frelinghuysen and Sutherland defended committee rates.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Jones
New Mexico
Borah
Capper
Cummins
Kellogg
Keyes
Ladd
LaFollette
Lenroot
McNary
Newberry
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Norris
Sterling
Townsend
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Ransdel
la- Vollette
Wisconsin
Samuel Untermeyer
Lockwood
New York
la- Follette
General Electric Company
McCumber
North Dakota
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New Jersey
Sutherland
West Virginia
Rain Arrives in Portales After Evening Signal
Portales New Mexico reports rain began around 6 30 last evening and continued heavy throughout the night marking a substantial rainfall event for the area and prompting local weather notes and potential impacts on crops and soil.
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Portales
N. M
Legislation Aims to End Child Labor Across Nation
A permanent Washington group forms to protect children in the United States. The organization seeks federal action to abolish child labor and to press Congress for comprehensive reform.
Campaign for abolition of child labor formed in Washington
A permanent conference to abolish child labor in the United States was formed in Washington under Samuel Gompers of the AFL. The group aims to draft a constitutional amendment and push for federal restrictions on child labor across the nation and territories. Gompers warned of a tough fight in Congress amid midterm politics as the issue advances.
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Washington
United States
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
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House Judiciary Committee
Chandler
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New York
Supreme Courts
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Caterpillar Plague Threatens To Halt Hetch Hetchy Rail
Groveland California reports a caterpillar plague menacing the Hetch Hetchy railroad. Caterpillars crawl on rails for up to a mile covering tracks and making gradients slip enough to stall engine pulls. Crews must detach engines and sand the rails to reestablish traction.
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Associated Press
Groveland
Cal
Hetch Hetchy
Milk as a perfect food urged for families
An urging piece extols milk as essential for children and adults, noting its nutritional value and bone-building lime while warning that dirt and disease may lurk in milk. It promotes a free booklet All About Milk from the Washington Information Bureau and requires a coupon and two cents for postage.
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Washington Information Bureau
Milk Booklet request enclosed with two cents stamp
Haskin of the Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau asks for two cents in stamps to cover return postage for a free copy of the Milk Booklet. The note references a street and city in California and delivers the request from the director.
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