Sugar tariff row dominates Senate subcommittee hearing
Washington June 26 The sugar tariff dispute dominates a senate finance subcommittee session with witnesses led by William M. Jardine secretary of agriculture under Coolidge urging higher duties to aid beet growers. He argues a six cent sugar duty would boost beet factory payments to farmers, while Democrats note no production rise since 1922. Jardine cites farm bill as a partial remedy and discusses export debenture plans.
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Washington
Senate Finance
House
William M. Jardine
Calvin Coolidge
Jardine
Democratic Committee
Connally
Texas
Metropolitan plan vote unlikely this November Pittsburgh
Joseph T. Miller of the Metropolitan plan commission refused to confirm if the proposal to merge Allegheny county municipalities into Pittsburgh would return to voters in November. Unofficial results from a special election show 47 for and 75 against the plan, with constitutional language allowing resubmission in any form at a later election. Also: in Liverpool an expensive plane costing about 150000 with eight seats and luxury amenities was built.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph T. Miller
Metropolitan Plan Commission
Allegheny County
Twins to Be Ordained Priests After Decade of Study
For the first time in years twins who have studied together since childhood will be ordained as Catholic priests. Rev. Charlies Ambrose Roth, 8. J., and Rev. Ambrose Lee Roth of Bayonne New Jersey will receive ordination at Wood 6 Md.
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Charlies Ambrose Roth
Ambrose Lee
Bayonne
N. J
Wood 6
City and Coalfield Items Promote Local Goods and Services
Local ads announce beauty shop services at six dollar permanents and special prices on Eugene Fréd trie Bonat waves. Listings include sale of a new EKussex coupe and a Crosley radio, with contact numbers for appointments. Bluefield and Rose beauty shops advertise limited time permanent waves and hosiery deals amid other merchant promotions.
Clamdiggers and Wardens Clash in Revere Battle
In Revere Massachusetts on the Point of Pines flats a clash broke out between thirty clamdiggers and three wardens. One digger was arrested while another wore bracelets claimed as warden gifts. The day followed a health ban on clam digging due to pollution with witnesses noting confrontation at the police station.
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Revere
Mass
Pines
John Gallo
Flow of booze being reduced on Detroit river frontier
Detroit reports March to May liquor exports from Canada to the United States totaling 297047, 178560 and 72472 gallons respectively as authorities push a three-pronged border patrol. BE R Norwood coordinates customs enforcement with 150 officers, 20 boats, land units, coast guard craft, and border patrols to curb rum runners amid cross river activity.
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Detroit
Detroit River
United States
BE. R. Norwood
Customs
Customs Service
Prohibition
Coast Guard
Border Patrol
Stroit District
Port Huron
Lake Erie
Detrot
Lake St Clair
Michigan
Farrell speaks to steelmakers on excessive product claims
White Sulphur Springs W Va June 26 James A Warrell president of United States Steel corp urged flat roll steel manufacturers to curb exaggerated product superiority claims. He called such tactics wasteful and confusing to buyers and harmful to competition, recommending cooperation to stabilize practices and costs. He urged industry research and advertising bureaus to support shared better use and distribution of products.
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Farrell
Lawyer's Telegram Sparks Kansas City Family Row
Kansas City man Arthur Mag sent a telegram to his Kansas City attorney in Denver asking him to meet in Room 600 Palace Hotel. The attorney's wife suspected a blond chorus girl in the message and refused to let him travel, prompting the lawyer to seek help from Mag.
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Kansas City
Mag
Kansas Town
Denver
Colo
Palace Hotel
Cole
Wolves lure Arkansas town with trapper as Pied Pipe
Lavaca Arkansas June 26 wolves have become humorous and dangerous prompting R A McCaffery a United States trapper from Scott county to be sent here as a wolf Pied Pipe. A little of five wolves was found four miles from here recently.
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Orry
Arkansas
Lavaca
Ark
R. A. McCaffery
United States
Scott County
Down river Detroit shore smuggling routes and tensions
The Detroit down river section from Boorse to Wyandotte and Trenton houses docks and landing places used by smugglers. Boorse shorelines have seen rum running clashes with prohibition agents. Customs data show rising Canadian liquor clearances from Sandwich Windsor Walkerville Sombra Sarnia, with 75 percent of U S bound liquor from those ports until the customs arm strengthened.
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Boorse
Wyandotte
Trenton
Detroit
Prohibition
Sandwich
Windsor
Walkerville
Sombra
Sarnia
United States
Customs Service
Customs
Canada
Colorful Summer Ensemble Highlighted by Gypsy Scarfs
The en semble features Josephine Dunn in a white plaque dress with a bright patterned scarf tied at the hip. Gwen Lee wears a white sports frock paired with a jungle green silk coat and a pandora green baka hat, completing the colorful look.
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Aytime
Josephine Dunn
Gwen Lee
Indian to Dig for Long-Buried Gold In Idaho Cave
Menominee Indian Dave Cota plans an August 17 expedition to dig for 500000 dollars in gold nuggets rumored buried in a Moon region volcanic crater north of the Spake river desert. He carries an old map found in his mother’s Bible, tracing a tale of two English prospectors Kingston and Brown and a buried packet tied to a legend spanning Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Menominee
Mich
Idaho
Dave Cota
Cota
Moon
Spake River
Shawabo County
Wisconsin
Princess Ann Cota
Kewaskum
Ferdinand Kingston
Elmer Jaques Brown
Snake River
Moon Region
Brown
Kingston
Alfred
Sheboygan River
Paskose
Michigan
Dave Kakutosh
Kakutosh
NS Packet
Brown University names captain of 1930 baseball team
Robert J. McGinley of South Gove Mass has been elected captain of Brown University baseball for 1930. An Exeter and Dummer graduate, he has patrolled right field this year after previously playing center and has been a consistent hitter and solid fielder over multiple seasons.
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Providence
R. 1
Robert J. McGinley
South Groveland
Mass
Brown University
McGinley
Exeter and Dummer Academy
Brown
Girl graduate seeks man’s job in Evanston
Georgiana Harriet Peeney 22 of Evanston, a Northwestern University civil and industrial engineer graduate, seeks full time work. She is 6 feet tall and skilled in mechanics, marksmanship, painting, livestock, and radio building. She hopes to enlist if war comes and notes she dislikes sorority life. In Wheeling, Jacob Kallinowski, 63, dies after a 40 foot ladder fall painting his house. widow and seven children survive.
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Evanston
Georgiana Harriet Peeney
Georgiana
Northwestern University
Northwestern
West Point
Wheeling
W. Va
Jacob Kallinowski
Honor Heroes of Horseshoe Bend Monument Planned
Montgomery Alabama June 26 235 Tennessee soldiers who fell at Horseshoe Bend will be honored by the U S government. A $5000 monument will be erected on Fort Williams hillock near Sylacauga donated by the Fort Williams Memorial association. General Andrew Jackson led the assault against the Creek Indians on March 27 1814.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tennessee
Horseshoe Bend
Old Fort Williams
Sylacauga
United States
H. L. Landers
Washington
Fort Williams
Iseshoe Bend
Former gangster claims marriage in aerial ceremony in Albuquerque
Jack Dalton, 69, who says he is Emmett Dalton's nephew, married a woman who claims to be Cattle Annie Burke in a June 26 ceremony. They traveled from Arizona in a dilapidated truck to take out a license, then flew to a cabin plane for the service. They said they had been boyhood sweethearts separated 33 years.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Jack Dalton
Emmett Dalton
Oklahoma
Burke
Dalton
Arizona
Guthrie
Dahkton
General Halstead Dorey Relieved, Sent to Fort Sam Houston
Washington June 26 Brigadier General Halstead Dorey was relieved of duty in the Philippine department and assigned to command the Second Division at Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Washington
Halstead Dorey
Philippine Department
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Clemans Trial Remains Unopened in Kanawha Case
Charleston authorities report Leroy Clemans faces a delayed trial as county prosecutor J Blackburn Watts plans to seek a writ rule in circuit court to bar further action on a prohibition writ. Judge Morgan Owen previously ruled the writ valid, keeping the intermediate court from proceeding with the forgery case tied to a last budget bill.
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Charleston
W. Va
Leroy Clemans
Kanawha
J. Blackburn
Watts
Morgan Owen
Common Pleas Court
Owen
Henry K. Black
Intermediate Court
Clemans
Circuit Court
Senate
Black
Miss Minneapolis Aims At Endurance Flight Record
The Miss Minneapolis endurance plane, seeking to break the 172 hour 32 minute record set at Fort Worth, reached its 88th hour in the air at 9 0p m. on June 26. The triangle course over Minneapolis, Northfield and Hastings continued as pilots Thorwald Johnson and Owen Houghland pressed to set a new world time aloft record before descent.
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Minneapolis
Fort Worth
Texas
Northfield
Hastings
Pil Thorwald Johnson
Owen Houghland
Groom Vanishes On Wedding Day Triggers Search
Pittsburgh report says John R. Stacer 23 of Homestead failed to appear at the altar. Police searched for him amid fears he may be the victim of an accident or foul play as Mary Greaden and many guests waited for the ceremony. His parents said he left home to buy clothes and never returned.
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Pittsburgh
John R. Stacer
Homestead
Mary Greaden
Stacer
Steubenville Teen Fatally Struck by Train
Frank Constantini age 16 was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania train in Steubenville today. The tragedy occurred as he was near the tracks, investigations underway by local authorities.
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Steubenville
Frank Constantini
Pennsylvania
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