Gas Tax Bill Faces Protracted Conference in Capitol
Conference between Senate and House committees on gasoline and related tax measures stretched overnight after key provisions on natural gas and manufacturers were debated. The gasoline tax of three and a half cents per gallon was approved to raise about 500,000 extra dollars annually, with vigorous floor debates over exemptions and timing as lawmakers sought a final revenue package. The session also tackled gross sales tax and coal and gas rates, amid sharp discrepancies between chambers on rates and distribution of increased revenues. Investigators reported Amundsen and his party missing after a voyage, with search efforts in progress as dispatches linked to his expedition surfaced from multiple ports.
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Man in Chile Aids After Attempted Suicide in Family Tragedy
A Chilean man attempted to kill himself after a dispute over loans and a mortgage. Relatives including nephews and a 10 year old niece were involved, with the assailant wounded but alive. Authorities reported the man appeared rational and in custody as investigations began.
Four Charleston Tourists Hurt In York Collision
Four tourists from Charleston West Virginia were injured in a wreck near York Pennsylvania as a Ford and a touring car collided. The group headed to Philadelphia was en route to a relative’s medical exercises. Victims include Christina Curzon 20 with head and back injuries, Herbert Pongurnd with back injuries, Mrs Corn Carson with injuries to the abdomen, and Mrs Rachel Aulta with a broken shin and arm. The driver of the other car was uninjured. Emergency crews transported the injured to Gettysburg Annie Warner Memorial Hospital. The collision tore the touring car and struck a telegraph pole, scattering ambulances to the scene.
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West Virginia
Hoover Gets Mine Bureau Transfer Amid Reshuffle
A reorganization at the Geophysical Survey and Interior Department moved mine bureau staff from Washington to new posts. Hoover announced the transfer of key officials and the start of a bureau reorganization to replace the outgoing head Peptys Bale. The changes follow a policy review and debate within the department as representatives prepare for the shift.
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Treasure Hunters Set Sail for 1911 Wreck of Merida
Two small steamers Fear and Spray left New York harbor on a deep sea treasure hunt for gold silver and jewels, aiming to salvage the 1911 Merida wreck about 50 miles off Cape Charles Virginia. The expedition led by Jova of adventura includes J A Drexel Biddle Jr and other notable figures as they prepare for a protracted, high risk operation with divers and specialized gear.
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New Jersey Dems At Work Contingent for 1980 Election
Prominent New Jersey Democrat Lyle Hin mouth announces candidacy for representative Galye Tran che Oded Warret, owner of the Ashbury Park Proas, as party mobilizes for the 1980 congressional race.
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Marshall Body Is Laid At Rest
The funeral for Riley Marshall, remembered for kindness and tolerance, was held in Indianapolis. He and his brother shared a humble path, weaving words to comfort others, while mourners attended a service led by Pastor Matthew Smith at the Kirst Presbyterian Church.
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Gas Output On Increase Reported By Interior Dept
Washington June 4 The department of the Interior announced today that the output of gasoline shows a rising trend with a monthly average of 25 709 000 gallons and a daily average up four percent from the prior month and fourteen percent above April 1924 Domestic demand for April reached 810 848 178 gallons with a daily average of 27 080 000 gallons Exports in April formed approximately 58 0 gallons and total consumption reflects stronger demand year over year
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Pittsburgh Fights Gas Rate Increase
June 4. An extended hearing over Tillaburgh’s protest against gas rate hikes neared completion. Engineers for the company and the city will submit a plan to the Public Service Commission to review rate structure and ensure a fair return on investment. Other district protests and Western Pennsylvania municipalities are also involved.
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Anti foreign movement in China spreads unrest
Reports from Shanghai describe student and worker protests expanding to target foreigners as U S authorities dispatch the cruiser Jason with Marines to protect American property. British and other foreign powers reinforce the city while Bolshevist literature is found in searches.
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Kane Murder Still Unsolved in Brooklyn
New York police pursue leads in the Florence Kane murder near her Brooklyn home. Detectives draw blanks as brothers Frank and John Gardeln are questioned over sightings near the crime scene while possible witness Coyne links Bragateld to the case, though verification falters. Walter Johnson remains under suspicion as investigators press for corroboration.
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Torrid Waves Continue With Nation's Toll of Deaths From Heat at 75
Great Falls Montana reports a rare June snowfall of four inches, wet and heavy, damaging trees and gardens but seen as beneficial for crops. The heat toll nationwide remains high as regions battle extreme temperatures. This is the only recorded June snowfall in Great Falls.
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Death Toll Rises Amid Widespread Heat Wave
Across the nation a severe early summer heat wave claimed more lives with temperatures hitting record highs in cities like Chicago and New York. The toll included dozens dead from heat and many prostrations while storms and tornadoes caused additional injuries and property damage in Nebraska Iowa and Montana.
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Chapman Granted Execution Stay in Hartford Case
Hartford June 4 Gerald Chapman known as nominisus bandit was sentenced to hang for murdering a New Britain policeman last October. Governor Trumbull granted a reprieve noting an appeal to the supreme court may delay the case. If the appeal fails there may be no time for a further appeal to the state board of pardons which meets November first.
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Wabash Buys Out Ann Arbor Road
In Owosso Michigan on June 4 officials announced the Ann Arbor railroad has been sold to the Wabash railroad. The sale is subject to approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Nearby, a separate New York incident reports a 23 pound radio set falling from a department store window, killing 3 year old David Siegel.
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Mrs Cunningham Held For Trial In Poison Murders
Crown Point Indiana June 4 Shem Ann Cunningham 44 of Gary Indiana was held without bond pending arraignment on indictments charging murder by poison of three of her children The indictments were returned by a grand jury yesterday The illness of her son David Cunningham Sr led to her Chicago arrest An investigation revealed the deaths of David Sr her husband and four children since 1913 All were insured She confessed to killing the children she loved best and planned to join them in heaven Insanity is expected as her defense with her attorneys noting the influence of an earlier accidental shooting on her mind
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Weeks Improves After Gall Stone Surgery, Secretary Reports
Boston June 4 Secretary of War John W Weeks underwent gall stone surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital a week ago and shown steady but slow improvement in the past 24 hours. A physician bulletin said he had the best night since Saturday and was taking more nourishment than in the prior 12 hours.
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