VIEWS ON NAVAL TREATY DISCUSSIONS IN LONDON
Norman H. Davis representing the United States conferred with Japanese ambassador Tsuneo Matsudaira at the Japanese embassy in London. They exchanged views on general naval topics and the 1935 conference as Britain and America seek Japanese input before broader bilateral talks. Ramsay MacDonald was to meet Matsudaira at 10 Downing Street for a similar briefing as plans form over the next two months.
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London
Norman H. Davis
United States
Great Britain
Tsuneo Matsudaira
Ramsay MacDonald
Matsudaira
Downing Street
Britain
America
Japan
Amarillo Railroad News and Garber Concert Planned
The Amarillo Star notes rail industry chatter amid a new transcontinental link dedication and railroad pension bill advances. Jan Garber and his orchestra headline a June 27 concert at the Municipal Auditorium with a dance to follow, under Tri-State Fair Association sponsorship.
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Amarillo
Jan Garber
Municipal
North
Garber
Civil War veteran Col Ike T Pryor and stalled talks in London
The report notes the government will keep talks on a bi lateral plane until all delegations arrive in London. It mentions Col Ike T Pryor of Texas, famed cattle king, who served in the Civil War starting at age nine and completed a three year term.
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London
Ike T. Pryor
Texas Cattle King
Cooper Wins Western Open In Dramatic Peoria Finish
Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chicago defeats Ky Laffoon of Denver by three strokes to claim the western open golf title after two 18 hole ot rounds. Cooper posts 25 under par on 1098 holes, with rounds 67 66 to Laffoon 67 69 as 42 rounds under 70 over four days at Peoria Country Club.
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Peoria
Ill
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Cooper
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Laffoon
Peoria Country Club
Major League Leaders From Yesterday's Games
The Associated Press summary lists American League leaders with Manush of the Senators pacing batting and runs Gehringer of the Tigers leading in runs and hits. Gehrig of the Yankees tops RBIs and Bonira and Johnson are noted in home runs, while Gomez and Weaver pace pitching. National League standings unchanged.
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Manush
Senators
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Yankees
Cronin
Averill
Indians
Greenberg
Chapman
Reynolds
Red Sox
Johnson
Athletics
Bonira
White Sox
Werber
Walker
Gomez
Weaver
Public outrage over railroad crossing impact persists
Citizens argue the railroad crossing cannot be abolished but continues to demolish communities. The debate centers on safety and loss as the crossing remains a burden on residents and local progress.
It Takes a Heap of Livin in a House to Call It Home
Texas Tom Edgar Guest laments that a home needs constant care and paint to feel loved. He notes planting trees, flowers, and regular upkeep as part of making a house look well cared for. The piece suggests a community rush to paint and fix up, spurred by neighbors admiring tidy homes.
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Edgar Guest
Wrestling Results From Detroit and Dallas Meet
United Press reports light heavyweights in Detroit where The Great Memphisto toppled Paul Orth Cleavland and Harry Schaeffer while Stan Buresh drew Frank Wolff and Gino Garibaldi. In Dallas Ed Strangler Lewis weighed 245 pinned Billy Edwards and Tiny Roebuck 300 met Juan Humberton 210. Bert Kahn 140 defeated Buddy Edwards 140 as Johnny Plummer 210 beat Norge Jernstrom 210 Seattie.
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Detroit
Memphisto
Paul Orth
Cleveland
Harry Schaeffer
St. Louis
Stan Buresh
Australia
Frank Wolff
Columbus
Gino Garibaldi
Italy
Bobby Wagner
Manchester
N. H
Ray Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
Dallas
Strangler) Lewis
Los Angeles
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Juan Humberton
Mexico
Bert Kahn
Buddy Edwards
Johnny Plummer
Des Moines
Norge Jernstrom
Seattie
Fight Results From Multiple Cities
Boxers battled across Chicago Sioux City and Quebec with decisions and a stoppage. Leo Rodak won a 10 round decision over Dave Berry in Chicago while Tommy Corbett defeated Mickey Joy in Omaha. Willie Kittrell edged Sammy Mosco in Sioux City and Bus Breese stopped Johnny Datto in Manhattan. Roger Bernard stopped Johnny Edwards in Quebec.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Leo Rodak
Dave Berry
Springfield
Tommy Corbett
Omaha
Neb
Mickey Joy
Sioux City
Willie Kittrell
Yonkers
N. Y
Sammy Mosco
Bus Breese
Manhattan
Kaw
Johnny Datto
Los Angeles
Speedy Ricco
Dallas
Tex
Eddie
Anderson
Detroit
Quebec
Roger Bernard
Flint
Mich
Johnny Edwards
Butte
Mont
Miami
Fla
Bucky Burton
Ostrich Egg Hatched In Somaliland Desk Draw In Office
An ostrich egg placed in a Somaliland desk drawer hatched weeks later, producing a healthy young ostrich. The incident highlights an unlikely event in a sparsely reported locale with no injuries or further details available.
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Somaliland
Africa
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