MacDonald seeks direct talks with Hoover on US ties
London reports Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald wishes personal consultation with President Hoover to strengthen Anglo American relations and may travel to the United States within two months. Foreign Minister Arthur Henderson says the labor government will push to reinforce bonds with the United States and cooperate with the League of Nations.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Herald
Labor Party
Ramsay MacDonald
Herbert Hoover
Ling
United States
Downing Street
MacDonald
Hoover
The
Herald
Atlantic
Arthur Henderson
Washington
Canada
Mackenzie King
U. S
Great Britain
Today
Henderson
League of Hiions
Geneva
League
Weather Outlook for Oklahoma and Texas Regions
Oklahoma fair on Monday and Tuesday with increasing cloudiness. East Texas fair Monday and Tuesday. Light to moderate southerly winds along the coast. West Texas partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday.
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Oklahoma
East Texas
West Texas
Dutch Indies governor seized and taken to sea at Willemstad
An armed group believed to be Venezuelan seized Willemstad waterfront and abducted Governor and troops commander along with several soldiers. Police officers were killed or wounded as the captors took the steamer Maracaibo, owned by Atlantic and Caribbean, registered Wilmington Del. and built in 1889, toward an undisclosed destination as General Urbina reportedly led the assault. The city quieted by morning while events unfolded.
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Associated Press
Willemstad
Curacao
Dutch West Indies
Maracaibo
United States
Urbina
Atlantic & Caribbean Steam Navigating Company
Wilmington
Del
la Quaira
Venezuela
One Killed Two Hurt in Poughkeepsie Plane Crash
At the municipal airport in Poughkeepsie New York Ward Senciadiver 21 of North Port L I was killed today John Miller and Neil Smith of Poughkeepsie were injured Miller piloted the plane.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Foreign Beauties Faint Under Blistering Sun At Galveston Parade
A two mile bathing suit revue in Galveston amid 94 degree heat left several of the 44 beauty contestants fainting or exhausted. Names include Miss Roumamia Magda Demetrescu and Miss Philadelphia Ethel Mae Moody. others fainted or suffered heat effects with spectators about 50 000 watching from grandstands and cars.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Roumamia
Magda Demetrescu
Brazil
Olga Bergamini de Sa
Holland
Johanna Koppmann
Austria
Lily Goldarbeiter
Miss Demetrescu
Philadelphia
Ethel Mae Moody
Fort Worth
Lillian Haas
Tennessee
Willie Taylor
Maine
Ethel Mae Stoddard
Pennsylvania
Inez Everly
Industry and grain rally in first week of June
New York reports stronger factory activity for the first week of June and a grain price rebound of 10 cents a bushel or more from the prior week’s lows. Sentiment in agriculture and related industries improves, while high financing costs and falling May building permits dampen outlooks.
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Associated Press
New York
Fails 10 Halt While Driving Home in Car
A traffic stop incident ends with gunfire as a sawed off shotgun discharge is reported during a halt. Authorities are investigating the sequence of events and any injuries or arrests.
International Falls Tragic Shooting Near Border Patrol
Henry Virkula 41 of Big Falls Minnesota was shot and killed last night near International Falls while driving home with his wife and two children. The border patrolmen, enforcing liquor smuggling duty, fired when he did not stop, hitting him in the neck. the car suffered extensive damage. A coroner inquest is set for tomorrow. officers warned to shoot only in self defense.
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Associated
Preas
International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Big Falls
Arahent
Here
Virkula
Thin City
Grand Forks
N. D
Georgetown Records Four Earthquakes
Four earthquakes were recorded on the Georgetown University seismograph in a twelve hour period ending at 7 a.m. The strongest quake began at 4:21 a.m. and lasted four hours, centered about 5,900 miles from Washington. A second heavy quake started at 6:18 a.m., about 3,090 miles away, with tremors noted in the sequence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Georgetown University
Francis J. Tondorf
Observatory
Army student fliers die in crashes identify dead
At Elyria Ohio George Hueneke 20 is killed and Richard Clark 21 injured after a trainer plane crashes during a short flight at Elyria Air Service field. Pilot Carl Vanderveer survives with minor injuries. In Chicago Ernest Stewart 23 is killed attempting to land in fog. In Frostburg Maryland Lieut Harry A Saunders dies and Sgt E S Woodward is seriously identified as another victim.
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Associated Wrees
Elyria
Ohio
George Hueneke
Richard Clark
Elyria Air Service Field
Here
Carl Vanderveer
Chicago
Ernest Stewart
Stewart
Toronto
Frostburg
Harry A. Saunders
Fairfield
E. 8. Woodward
Waynesville
N. Y
Dayton
Langley Field
Fresburg
Prominent Stage Pair Found Dead in New York Penthouse
Bodies of Margaret Lawrence and Louis Bennison were found in Lawrence's east 51st street penthouse. Police say Bennison killed Lawrence and then shot himself. Notes on the bedroom door referenced a planned death and a contact at the Lambs Club.
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Associated Press
New York
Margaret Lawrence
Louis Bennison
Miss Lawrence
East 51St Street
Weber Need Ladal
Bennison
Misa Gertrude Chaliar
Long Island City
Mins Chaling
Ming Lawrence
Tianna
Mussen
The
Lambs Club
Minn Chaline
Lawrence
Mink Lawrence
Ben Nixon
Nettens
Wallace Eddinger
Miss Chaliar
Eddinger
Germantown
Misa Lawrence
Equity
Edgar Selwyn
Chicago
Ric Cooper Mewroe
Jean
Wright Victim Dies After Truck Overturns on Road
William Weight, 92, employed by Zimpfer Construction, was fatally injured when his light truck overturned on the Oil Field highway six miles northeast of the city. His wife, in the vehicle, escaped with minor injuries. The crash occurred on a road under construction, possibly due to loose macadam. Weight died at St. Anthony's Hospital about an hour after the accident. The body rests at N.S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Chapel as funeral plans are arranged.
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Willian &. Weight
Zimpfer Construction Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
Crigge
Wright
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Sverige Seaplane Forced Down En Route to New York
The Swedish Junkers seaplane Sverige was forced to land off Iceland due to engine trouble during a flight from Stockholm to New York. Captain Albin Ahrenberg and two companions reported the landing at 11:23 p.m. GMT and possibilities of further flight remained uncertain.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Sverige
Skaptaros
Associated Arean
Copenhagen
Presa
Atlantic
Albin Ahrenberg
Bergen
Norway
Ingollahvefdi
Junkers
Stockholm
New York
Faroe Islands
Ahrenberg
Ivigut
Greenland
America
Isis
Axel Floden
Hang Ljunglund
Jimmy Walker
New York City
Lamb
Bremen
Baron Huenefeld
Herman Koch
Fitzmaurice
Newfoundland
Hoover Ends Rural Retreat Amid Rain and Mud
President Hoover returns to Washington from a weekend at Camp Rapidan in Virginia after steady rain and muddy roads slowed travel. He and Mrs. Hoover along with Hyde Kellogg and Boone toured progress on a rustic lodge with modern conveniences.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Rapidan River
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Hyde
Vernon Kellogg
Joel T. Boone
Kellys to Return From Endurance Flight at Fort Worth
Lieut. Col. Jim Kelly and his wife depart for Fort Worth at 9 a m today after a world endurance flight record run with Reg Robbins. He was guest of honor at the municipal airport ceremonies opening with the T A I company as lessee. The last TA T aircraft, a Travel Air trainer piloted by Hank Killam, arrived yesterday.
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Jim Kelly
Reg Robbins
Fort Worth
Kelly
T. A. I. Company
Travel Air Training
Hank Killam
Driver fined after Rhode Island arrest for unlicensed ride
Gilbert Curran, who had eight years of unlicensed driving in Massachusetts, was arrested after entering Rhode Island with his family. In court he was fined 1 plus 3.60 dollars in costs.
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United Preav
Providence
R. 1
Gilbert Curran
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Four Die in West Virginia Mine Blast near Glen Rogers
Four men were killed in a local explosion at the Glen Rogers mine of the RaleighWyoming Mining Co. in Mullens West Virginia. Sixty-one miners escaped with sixty-five men in the mine at the time accounted for except the four loaders. Escaped workers exited via the main entry.
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Associated
Preaw
Mullens
W. Va
Glen Rogers
Raleigh-Wyoming Mining Company
Here
Mother of Harry K Thaw Dies in Pittsburgh
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw widow of William Thaw Pittsburgh capitalist and mother of Harry K Thaw died at her home after a brief illness with pneumonia She was 80 and widely known for her philanthropy.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Mary Copley Thaw
William. Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Homes for Sale: Find Ada Area Listings Today
Those youngsters deserve a home of their own and the ad invites buyers to explore Ada area listings in the Globe News Want Ada section. It emphasizes immediate action and family-friendly fun for parents while highlighting available properties.
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Dad
Globe News
Ada
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