Daugherty Refuses Senate Testimony on June 4
Former Attorney General Harry Daugherty notified the Senate committee he would not testify or be represented by counsel. The panel planned to call witnesses in a final session before a preliminary report to the Senate, but Daugherty’s attorney argued the committee and its members had tried to smear his client. Senator Brookhart indicated the panel may issue a partial report then adjourn, with plans to resume later in the summer.
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Washington
Harry S. Daugherty Jony
Senate Committee
Imers
Senate
Paul Howland
Ugherty
Dei
Daugherty
Federal Court
Ohio
Come
M. S. Daugherty
Ommittee
Daughy
Brooks
Brother's Bank
Mittee
Theummer
Brookhart
Keeler
Daughrty
St. Louis
Armey
Burton K. Wheel
Montana
Dugherty
Cutari Falls to Alban Rebels in Northern Albania
Belgrade June 4 dispatches say Scutari is in rebels hands led by Col Red Chali with Montenegrin and local mountain forces. Rebels plan to advance on Tirana as government reorganizes defenses under Fias Vrioni amid the Albanian crisis. London reports say Tirana may have fallen after heavy fighting with about 100 killed.
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Cutari
Belgrade
Scutari
Red- Chali
Krou
Batm Thour
Albania
Tirana
Fias Vrioni
Ibian
Stillman Announces Daughter Anne Stillman Engaged
Mrs A Stillman announces the engagement of her daughter Anne Stillman to H Davison son of the late Henry P Davison partner of J P Morgan and director of the American Red Cross The wedding is planned for October.
Primitive Life Experiment Ends in Failure by Pair
Miss Helen Cole and Charles Carter return to civilization after three days in New Jersey’s Wawayanda mountains to test primitive living. They were found cooking mountain weeds in a tomato can. Miss Cole’s yellow gown was shredded and her legs scratched. Both deny publicity stunts, calling it foolishness.
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New York
Helen Cole
Charles Carter
Wawayanda
New Jersey
Miss Cole
Mountain Lakes
N. J
John Duffy
Newark
Panhandle bankers to meet for annual association event
Preparations underway for the Panhandle Bankers Association meeting expected to draw 200 bankers and their families plus additional bank and business leaders. Notables include R L Thornton and J E Owens to speak on cotton marketing and depositor education. Mayor Blasdel to welcome delegates at Amarillo event.
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Panhandle
Tex
R. E. Thomas
Continental National Bank
Fort Worth
James T. Bradley
Commerce Trust Company
Kansas City
J. M. Hellings
Interstate National Bank
H. D. Kennedy
Donley County State Bank
Clarendon
BE. S. Blasdel
C. W. Carson, Jr
First National Bank
Spearman
American Legion
Upham Quits Post as Republican Treasurer
Fred W. Upham of Chicago resigns after many years of service as treasurer of the Republican National Committee, announced from Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Globe to award $10 prizes for large bass catches
The Globe will pay $10 in June to Amarillo anglers who weigh a bass of 56 pounds or more. Judges Col. W. A. Miller Sharice Hoover and Hugh White comb will oversee weighing and verification. Notify The Globe when a bass is caught.
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Globe
Col. W. A. Miller
Sharice Hoover
Hugh Whitecomb
4000 'Boys in Gray Live Again in 60s Reunion
Four thousand Confederates gathered in Memphis for the thirty fourth annual reunion of the Old South veterans. The Sons of Confederate Veterans and Memorial Association opened sessions with greetings, reports, and addresses by leaders from Tennessee and allied groups.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Austin Peay
Rowlette Paine
W. B. Waldeman
Kentucky
A. McD. Wilson
Confederated Southern Memorial Assn
Frank D. Harrold
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Col
McDonald Lee
Sons of Confederate Veterans
J. Cotton Lynss
Marietta
Mildred Rutherford
Memorial Association
Sons’ Organization
Dallas
Miss Rutherford
South
Madison
Jefferson
Hamilton
Marshall
Jefferson Davis
Harrold
Waters
Leopold and Loeb Face Murder Charges Pending Testimony
Chicago June 4 Nathan Leo pold Jr and Richard Loeb sons of millionaires admit they are involved in the Franks kidnapping and slaying but no confessions were made. The state seeks murder indictments and will rely on witness testimony while guards watch the jail. Investigations tie the pair to the Tracy shooting and other attacks, though officials remain cautious. An inquiry also probes Melvin Wolf’s death deemed a suicide.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Jacob Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Freeman Louis Tracy
Charles Ream
Melvin Wolf
Lake Michigan
G O P Committee Seats Gallither and Jones as DC Delegates
The Republican national committee, at its first delegate contest closing, voted to seat William T. Gallither and Thomas L. Jones as at large delegates from the District of Columbia. Jones is identified as a Negro. Contests over seats in five Southern states and DC were presented as the committee met in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Republican National Committee
William T. Gallither
Thomas L. Jones
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Shenandoah Returns Home After Fog Shaped Voyage
The Shenandoah dirigible completed a 1000 mile flight through three states and over Niagara Falls, returning to Lakehurst in dense fog. Commander Zachary Laonsdowne led the cruise without Capt. Anton Heinan, tracing a route from Lakehurst to New York, Albany, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and back over Pennsylvania.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Niagara Falls
Zachary Laonsdowne
Anton Heinan
New Jersey
New York
Hudson
Albany
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Binghampton
M P Proposes Large Railroad Merger
New Orleans June 4 Missouri Pacific officials outlined a plan to consolidate six railroads led by Missouri Pacific The systems include Chicago Eastern Illinois Kansas City Southern Texas and Pacific Gulf Coast Lines International Great Northern and Missouri Pacific totaling about 15000 miles The plan places them in Group 19 of the Federal consolidation effort Ports at New Orleans and Galveston would be developed for foreign trade Through passenger service from New Orleans to the Central West would start The Gulf Coast Lines seek to sell to International Great Northern while Missouri Pacific has major interest in Texas and Pacific Louisiana opposition cites potential track abandonment but officials say the merger would bring benefits to the region
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New Orleans
Missouri Pacific
Association of Commerce
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Kansas City Southern
Texas & Pacific
Gulf Coast Lines
International Great Northern
Galveston
Central West
Gulf Coast
International- Great Northern
Louisiana
German Crisis Ends as Old Parties Rejoin Government
Berlin June 4 The major parliamentary crisis ends with the German People’s party choosing to re join Clericals and Democrats in a revival of the Marx Stresemann government which had resigned.
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Berlin
Germany
Republic
German People’s Party
Democrats
Marx-Stresemann
Weather forecast shows fair conditions with possible storms
The weather bureau projects generally fair skies with threats of unsettled weather tomorrow evening. No temperature change is expected, with today reaching a high of 84 degrees and a low of 59 degrees, matching yesterday’s warm but steady temperatures.
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Weather Bureau
Globe Service Notify Delayed Delivery Instructs Call 2611
The Globe asks subscribers to call 2611 if the paper fails to arrive by 6 80 o'clock. A replacement will be sent by a special carrier and the missed delivery will be investigated. The carrier uses a whistle when delivering.
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Globe
Globe Office
Big Las Vegas rodeo promises bigger, wilder shows this year
The Tenth Annual Cowboys reunion in Las Vegas New Mexico runs July 8 to 10 with revised prize splits for bronc riding steer wrestling and calf roping plus an eliminations plan. Don Jackson returns as manager and Jim Shoemaker leads as president of the rugged group behind the event.
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Hinkle
Jim Whitmore
Sam Woody
Bulldoggin’ Brotherhood
Pecos Valley
Jim Shoemaker
Don Jackson
Painleve Named Head of French Deputies
Paris June 4 Paul Painleve former prime minister was elected president of the chamber of deputies with 296 votes to 209 for Andre Maginot former minister of war. President Millerand then summoned Painleve for cabinet formation talks following the fall of the Poincare ministry.
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Paris
Paul Plainleve
France
Chamber of Deputies
Andre McGinst
Millerand
M. Plainlove
Raymond Poincare
Derby's Colt Sanserine Wins Classic Derby At Epsom
Sanserine, Derby's colt, won the classic Derby by six lengths on a slow wet track at Epsom Downs, giving the family that founded the course in 1780 its first Derby triumph in 137 years.
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Associated Forress
Epsom Downs
England
Tieve Tne Dart
Derbe
Sanserine
Peggy Hopkins Joyce Weds Swedish Toothpaste Magnate
Peggy Hopkins Joyce marries Count Gosta Morner of Sweden in Atlantic City after a courtship of a month. The 24 year old toothpaste manufacturer plans to paint in Europe this summer and then sail to the continent in July or August.
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New York
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Gosta Morner
Sweden
Atlantic City
Ambassador
Count Morner
East Fifty-second Street
Chicago
Europe
Highland Park
Ill
New Flagship Of Airmen Disabled In Transit
Shanghai dispatch reports Lieut Leigh Wade and Eric Nelson reaching Shanghai from Kagoshima in seven hours thirty five minutes, completing 500 miles with a brief stop. The round the world expedition faces continued engine trouble and division of duties among pilots and mechanics amid hopes the Chicago may reach Shanghai next with Lieut Lowell H Smith and Lieut Leslie Arnold.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Leigh Wade
Eric Nelson
Kagoshima
China
Kagoshima Bay
Seattle
Frederick Martin
Sergt
Alva Harvey
Kashimoto
Japan
Kasumigaura
Kagoshima Harbor
The
Chicago
Lowell H. Smith
Leslie P. Arnold
Trigg Oil Holdings Sold at Sheriff’s Sale
The Truck Trigg Oil holdings were sold yesterday afternoon at a sheriff's sale under foreclosure. W. H. Fuqua, acting for stockholders forming a new company, purchased the assets which include a gas well 800 acres of leases and drilling equipment.
Street Car Blocked by House on Madison Street
A San Jacinto street car met a two story house moved from Wildorado blocking Madison street. After long consultation, workers sent out another car from San Jacinto to Madison while the original tram shifted from Polk to Madison. The house remained stalled all night.
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San Jacinto
Madison Street
Madison
Polk Street
Wildorado
Khiva Given Glad Hand in Shrine City
Kansas City June 4 James E Chandler of Ararat Temple Kansas City today became imperial potentate of the ancient Arabic order of the nobles of the mystic shrine by action of the imperial council elevating him along with other members of the imperial divan in order of their succession
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Kansas City
James E. Chandler
Ararat Temple
Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Order
North America
Khiva Parade Draws Thousands in Kansas City
Kansas City crowds greet Khiva Temple parade with a top act the Khiva patrol singing a publicity ballad Yes We Have No Wives With Us. Sheriff Less Whitaker oversees the Amarillo group as Perry Blackburn complains days are too short and Ed Pittman with Bill Duke retire early.
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Less Whitaker
Amarillo
Perry Blackburn
Ed Pittman
Bill Duke
Khiva Temple
M'adoo Maintains Lead in Florida Primaries
Jacksonville June 4 W G McAdoo of California held a sizable lead over Oscar Underwood of Alabama in Florida Democratic primary as incomplete returns came in from about one fifth of precincts.
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M’adoo
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
W. G. McAdoo
California
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
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