Tax Bill Debated as Senate Opens Heated Session
Senate members battled over President Roosevelt's tax plan in a stormy opening. Supporters praised the finance committee compromise while warning it would hurt small firms and aid large corporations. Some lawmakers predicted quick passage, with adjournment by week’s end a possibility.
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Roosevelt
Finance Committee
King
Utah
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House Bell
Committee
Senate Leaceid
Congress
la Follette
Wis
Electric Chair Claims Tri State Gangster
Charles Zied, Philadelphia gangster and last Tri State Gang member, was executed in the electric chair at the state prison for slaying Camden detective William Feitz Jr. A last minute reprieve from Governor Hoffman delayed Hauptmann's planned execution that night.
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Trenton
N. J
Jone
Charles
Zied
Philadelphia
Atate Prison
William T. Feitz, Jr
Camden
Harold J. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
WH. Wendel
Hauptmann
Ex Film Star and Friends Beaten by Cursing Mob
In Los Angeles on Sunday night ex film star William Haines and James Shields were assaulted by a large mob at Manhattan beach, with more than 100 people present. They reported being dragged from a party by jeering crowds and subjected to threats and shootings. No arrests made as inquiry continues.
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Los Angeles
Liam Haines
James Shields
Manhattan Beach
Hollywood
Haines
Justice of the Peace
Ines
Fagut
Mie
Hata
Publicity Campaign Held as Inquiry Proceeds
Samuel Becker, special FOC a Te 1 company, faced a public inquiry today at the commission. Witnesses, including S. Wilken and YT vice president, testified about numerous public relations activities and an intensive campaign tied to operations. The hearing aimed to clarify promotional efforts amid ongoing investigations.
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Samuel Becker
Bowl
S. Wilken
AL P
Bockes Switt
Wilson
Namies
Ziney’s Attire and Visit Stir Peacetime Vibe
Doctors say Ziney’s night antics were caused by overwork and stress. A discharge is slated in a few days as his wife visits and the pair share a calm, humorous moment.
Diagnosis Not Taken Happily by Policemen
Washington June police report on Rep Marion A Zioncheck and his wife Rubye Nix after a hospital visit. Zioncheck claims the mood is good though officers note no clear diagnosis and say the patient remains under observation in the psych ward.
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Washington
Marion A. Zionchesk
Rubye Louise Nix
Gallinger Hospital
Zioncheck
Texarkan
Paychaparhie
Diagney
Thomas Guilty In Budget Leak
London report describes a political scandal as Thomas faces guilt in a budget leak case. The article notes remarks by officials about potential further prosecutions and hints at government positions on upcoming actions. Various figures are cited, including ministers and legal advisers, with page references for continuation.
Orphan Sells Magazines Then Returns to Breakfasts in Bed
Chicago reports on a boy from New York who fled a wealthy father and an upscale home to sell magazines door to door in a bid for money. He traveled eastward again after a brief sojourn, revealing he would return to a life of breakfast in bed and chauffeurs, while recounting his hunger and hardship along the way.
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Chicago
Chisake
New York
William Webster
Shadow Island
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Mle
Taniel
Namie
Chiewpu Daily Times
Wadsun Tuonelard
Newark
Muigttfull
Cult of Hate Members Sneer Laugh in Court
Detroit court hears testimony in the Black Legion murder case of Paul Poole. Defendant Harvey known as Calawell faces charges for ordering the killing while jurors glare and the courtroom darkens during a storm. Witnesses describe Poole beating his wife and hospital conditions as the trial unfolds amid references to a blood oath and exhumation plans for a victim tied to Black Legion activities.
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Cult of Hate
Wedemar Coperight
Detroit
Harvey
Paul
Spiris
Lous
Uris
Davas
Black Legion
Tri
Legion
Ura Marmon
Michigan State Police
Pitcock
Black Tegiar
Iynchings
Detroit Hum
Islaid
Canadian
Charles Proctor Dies at Hospital
Charles Nelson Proctor 58 of CHIT Top dies yesterday in a deck hospital. Rites set for 4 o clock tomorrow at his residence. W. W. Phare of May Hope to officiate and bury at Trail cemetery in Raanelle. Pallbearers listed include Myles, Vawter, Manion, Amick, Bean, Dillon, Wil, Gray, Raine, Woodgate. Honorary pallbearers named Bl Matthews, Lee Savage, Cam Savage, Emery Champe, Bean, Holt, Hamilton, Kelly, Dr Anh, Dr Canad.
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Charles Nelson
Chit Top
Hinderman
House of Delegates
Fayeetie County
Aufero
Tor Rey
Ked
Trail
Raanelle
Tve
YO Myles
Chaves Vawter Ma Manion
J. Adam
General School Deficit Is Cut
The May monthly report by Treasurer Yarbott shows the end balance in all funds at 8,603,654.39 dollars. The relief transfer was examined after Governor Kump increased the anti months, moving funds from the state to the general serial fund.
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Ror ‘Yarbott
Jrangih
Chitin
ADA
Agri
Azanok
Kump
Kenecak
C. L. Allen
Chafin
Alen
Apple Killed In Auto Collision Near St Alban
A motorist named Mr Apple, native of Cincinnati, died in a single vehicle crash near St Alban Virginia Creek of Virginia. The accident raised the year’s highway death toll to 87 since January. Dr Laties Roberts notes the fatality likely resulted from a high speed loss of control as he drove alone.
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Comeen
Agh Creek
Virginia
Cvr
Wort
St. Alban
Tileriom
Kabahar
Nersons
Witlway
Sheels
Mr. Apple
South China Demands Immediate War Declaration Against Japan
Roosevelt attacked the Supreme Court for invalidating key federal measures and warned of a no man’s land where federal and state governments cannot act. He urged reading the wage law opinions and criticized the court, signaling a plan to reserve fire for the justices before his reelection campaign. Republican Rep. Fish urged a constitutional amendment to let states set minimum wages for women and children, claiming broad employer support.
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Japan
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
No Man's Land
No Man's Lane
Adv
New York
Albany
Boise
Steels
Teon Hr
Fish
Nationalists urged to declare war on Japan in South China
Canton officials pledged full aid to Nanking in a wartime stance against Tokyo, while Nanking officials denied war has been proclaimed. A Canton manifesto called for immediate national war, denouncing Japanese aggression in North China and urging united action despite League of Nations appeals.
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Japan
Canton
Nanking
China
North China
Southwest ‘Political Council
Southwest Kuomintang Executive Committee
Tokyo
League of Nations
Shanghai
C H MecCormick Dies in Chicago After Session Prediction
CHICAGO June Hall McCormick longtime head of the International Harvester firm dies at his Lake Forest estate Walden at 1 am. The philanthropist and industrial leader suffered a heart attack in the presence of his wife and elder son Cyrus Jr. Born May 1, 1839 in Washington, he led IH through major expansion and merger, becoming a top farm machinery maker with assets near 400 million.
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Chicago
June Hall McCormick
Lad Hess
International Harvester Company
Lake Forest
Walden
Cyrus
Educa Animal
Washington, D.C
Cyrusm
McCormick Harvester Machine Company
Inter- Hahiasal Harvester Cimpany
S of Dent
Guidale
Unill I9ta
Me Beard
Sepember
Wie
Viper
U S Mobilization Plan For Industry Revamped
The War Department finalizes a 1933 war industry mobilization revision guiding government control in war. It empowers the president to register and draft managers, impose licenses, fix industrial and farm prices, and align national purchasing power with wartime needs.
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Washington
War Department
Senate Munitions
Sen. Clark
Alicseum
LOM Na Oe
Recount Hearing Set For Today In Illinois Case
Judge Arthur P Hudson of the Sixth Circuit set three hearings for this afternoon on a petition for a peremptory writ of mandamus filed by three defeated Democratic candidates. They ask the county court to fix daily recount costs and require payment or posting of security.
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Ciscuit Court
William Eed
Earl Brawley
Estell Melton
J. A. deGruyter
Justice of the Peace
Fe Henge Toon
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