House Leaders See Substitute For Farm Relief
Washington June 3 After McNary-Haugen farm relief bill failed 224 to 184 Republican leaders outlined a substitute to be sent to President Coolidge Tomorrow If approved in a final form it could become law before Saturday The plan would export surplus farm products wheat flour livestock and meat through the war finance corporation with purchases funded by government credits and losses from foreign sales charged to those funds The emergency support would end July 1 1925 The plan abandons most McNary-Haugen features and preserves its principles with limited scope support and opposition details remain unsettled
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House
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War Finanee Corporation
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Democratia Snedez
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Ney
McAdoo Leads in Florida Primary Results
Jacksonville dispatch reports McAdoo leading Over Underwood by nearly two to one after 41 precincts returned. McAdoo 2,294 votes and Underwood 1,286 as the presidential preference race in Florida proceeds.
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McAdoo
Florida
Underwood
Jacksonville
Wr. G. McAdoo
Seastor Gacar Underwood
Retail coal men to meet in state
Bluefield West Virginia June 1 The seventh annual convention of the national retail coal merchant's association will convene in Bluefield tomorrow for a three day meeting. Special trains from central and northwest territory and others from New England, middle Atlantic and southern states will bring most of the delegates and visitors. We expect more than 600 delegates and visitors. Hum H King United States senator will deliver the open day address to set policy for business revival.
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National Retail Coml Merchant's Association
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New England
Middle Atlantic
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O'Toole
Ater
Thuchlald
Nera
Mr. O'Toole
Hum H. King
United States
Utah
Papa Pleased Yet Daughter Weds Teacher
In a small Washington D C tale a farmer father reacts with mixed feelings as his daughter Sarah elopes with Arthur Gilmere Ramey a local teacher. Detectives pursue but fail to secure a quick arrest and the couple wed in Martinshore while authorities seek a smooth parental resolution. The father seeks to exert control while Washington police receive telegrams requesting release of the professor.
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Workington
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Mardinabure
Sarah Wan
Beblige
Wanhineton
Congress Votes to Adjourn Next Saturday at Deadline
Washington June 1 The Senate passed a House resolution by 8 to 16 to adjourn next Saturday at two o clock, ending the 63rd Congress session. Leaders from both parties backed the move with 34 senior members and 11 Democrats voting in favor, while 14 Republicans and 20 Democrats plus two farmer labor members opposed amid farm relief and Muscle Shoals debates.
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Congress
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Muscle Shoals Test Delayed as Senate Debates Farm Bill
Tense Senate debate stalls action on Muscle Shoals legislation and a pension bill as Ford supporters led by Senator Underwood press for immediate consideration. Norris and other opponents block unanimous consent while calls grow to vote before the Capitol adjourns for the weekend.
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Brookhart
Jeane LaFullette
Wisconsin
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Domo
National G. O. P. Meeting to Be 3-Day Affair
National and Wisconsin delegates clash over Taft Follette name while Coolidge momentum builds. Mundell named permanent chairman and Warren nominated for resolutions. Planned three day convention aims to speed up business with a Tuesday opening and Wednesday sessions, concluding Thursday.
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Frank AL. Mundell
Wyoming
Cherles B. Warren
Moxton
Ing
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Goth
Coulidge Wi
Ta Follette
Wisconsin
Revolutions Committee
Coollac
Theodore 2. Loreton
Ohin
Arly
Chittrnian Monde
GAINES ASSURED CONVENTION SEAT
Former frontrunner Moawant Suche Iand and Governor William Nilasseock lead in early returns for the Republican National Convention race. In the first district contest, Stewart and Witt narrow the Republican nod, while Democratic totals show Stout leading with 40,268 votes and Taryka at 32,600 plus.
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Gemer
Willian Nilasseock
Albert BS. Witte
Hhem
GlakReoek
Wty
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Szoon
Wepburn
Shei Gadd
Peartra
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Speex
Mendrissen
W. Smith
Fi Stewart
Stewarts
Witt
Smith
Alfred
Titor
Anime Ottaber
Precinate
Stauk
Jarvia
Stout
Taryka
Wasitetorn as permanent chair at Democratic convention
In a garbled report, Wasitetorn is described as named permanent chair by George Deon at the Democratic national convention. The text mentions Sen ator Walvle and a Senate committee, with references to country scrutiny and the electoral process.
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Wasitetorn
Sonuthe Thana
Walah
Miniana
George Deonaastat
Walvle
Marnijel
Japan Applies to Ambassador Amid Diplomatic Tensions
AP dispatch reports Japan appealing to the ambassador to continue friendly ties despite ongoing immigration and trade strains. The talk centers on preserving goodwill as officials in Washington and Tokyo navigate a contentious period, with commentary on the depth of friendship and its value beyond policy.
Brookhart Wins Iowa Gop Primary by Wide Margin
United States Senator Brookhart was renominated in the Iowa Republican primary by more than 20,000 votes with returns from 2,272 of 5,412 precincts. He led in rural districts while Burton Sweet trailed. no governor nomination surfaced in the GOP contest. Democratic Senatorial race saw Steck win over Keyes with incomplete returns.
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Salah W. Brookhert
Lane
Karl
Burton
Renator
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Abaust Comeplete
Tio Ayiirres
Brookbart
Dan Hammill
Mritz
Wed
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House of Representatives
Glen Hayes Atute
Star
Dam Steck
Ottomyn
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Charles Keyeh
Doi Dewlaow
Les Malon
JC. Murtagh
Waterloo
Tax Appeal Board Plan Accepted in Washington Debates
Washington action approved a plan for a tax appeal board as part of a new tax law. The decision followed a recess of Congress with delayed Senate concurrence and was tied to Comptroller General rulings on special legislation. Meanwhile in Helen, Helen Call and family reported a homicide investigation as Charles Charter was linked to a nearby home burglary.
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Duneda
Bowse
Synate
Board of Tax
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Recesa
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Mellon
Iatealarivk
Senate
Retailers Hear Messages On Conduct of Business
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses business conduct and regulatory themes involving retailers, government action, and industry figures in a New York context. The text names various individuals and institutions, with references to licensing, production, and enforcement discussions, but specifics are unclear due to damage.
Smith Named to Aid Science Chief of Flight
The dispatch reports Lieutenant Lowell Smith is designated to permanently command the globe encircling flight squadron after Major Martin's machine wrecked in Alaska. The plan, discussed with officials, would have Smith lead the rest of the journey while Martin contemplates rejoining in Europe.
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Shriners Honor Lodge Official Meeting Summary
The Associated Press reports Kansas City on June 3 details a formal gathering of Shriners Honor Lodge officials. The imperial potentate will preside, with deputy potentates and regional leaders advancing in succession. Multiple candidates have announced for outer guard, including Leonard B. Stewart of Whelington. The event follows a long-standing convention schedule, with prior meetings noted in Los Angeles in 137 and 1StS.
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Mitgesstan
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Easopalen
Angeles
Democrats Appoint Two Leaders At Washington
Democrats meet to allocate patronage for the forthcoming national convention. Plans outline tentative appointments for key posts and duties. Postmaster nominations sent to the Senate include Stubenville Only and Richard Gluswi.
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Stubenville
Richard Gluswi
Grand jury probes Slayers case and linked killings
Chicago June 3 the Cook County grand jury was asked to indict Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb for murder and kidnapping of Robert Franks. Authorities investigate possible ties to the deaths of Tracy and Ream as the grand jury reconvenes.
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Banana Oil Comic Strip On The Gazette’s Pages
Banana Oil, the comic strip that has made thousands laugh, is featured in the Gazette’s latest edition. The strip appears on the financial page, alongside other features and pictures, continuing its popular run.
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