Senators Divide On Compromise Farm Measure
Washington June A debate over early farm relief shows deep Senate division 47 to 44 favoring the conference report. House authority is questioned as debate centers on eliminating the debenture provision from the bill and whether the president or his spokesmen influenced conference terms. Senator Norris argues the core issue is the house forcing elimination without a vote.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoover
Robinson
Sennator Robinson
Arkansas
McNary
Oregon
Genate Conferesh
Farm Board
Norris
Repud- Tham
Nebraska
Nortis
Thomas
Oklahoma
Roadhouse Murder Mystery Baffles Investigators
June 6 Mishawaka scene where Haward Blunkert pool room operator and politician was shot at a South Bend area roadhouse. Investigators suspect the revolver may have caused the fatal wound. three Elkhart attorneys were wounded in the melee and a grand jury panel is to meet.
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South Bend
Ind
Mishawka
Haward Blunkert
B. S. Taylor
Marvin
Cramer
Terre Raute
Blankett
Alex Sievers
Rewlly O. Burke
Elkhart
Ortin Markel
Snother Elkhney Attoreney
Blevers
Burke
Moppel
Buster Browe
Blenkert
Cramerino
St. Joseph County
Blankert
Elankert
Cramor
Ripon Jubilee Hails Good Speech Naming Republican Party
Ten thousand filled Ripon’s open venue as Secretary of War James W. Good lauded the Republican name at the party’s diamond jubilee. He traced the movement from 1864, praised U S progress, and urged unity for shared prosperity amid prohibition era tension, while police monitored moonshine arrests nearby.
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I Good
Ripon
Republican Party
Wis
Jane B
Republicaan Party
James W. Good
Masseising
Good
Penny
Rod
Ina
America
Haa
Fengaitt Station
Gomt Wil
Dan Heise
L. A. Lamorent
Wns Anit
General Assembly
Waller J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Lincoln
Pen‘pte
Thomas Jefferson
Federal Prohibition
Kohler
Wis Peega
Try
Iarga
Indictments Charge Ford Railroad With Rate Violations
Federal grand jury in Columbus charges the Ford railroad with soliciting and receiving coal rate concessions by diverting shipments from Hardy Kentucky to Jackson and Ironton through Glen Jean and South Charleston. The indictment alleges tariff violations and double routing via Norfolk and Western and Detroit Toledo and Ironton lines. The company will enter a plea Monday for the corporation as representatives appear.
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Columbur
Dune
Army
Detroit, Tototo and Ironton Railroad
Henry Ford
Federal Grand Jury
Toad
United States District Attornney
William
Bartels
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pordson Goat Company
Hardy and
Stone
Ironton and
Jackson
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Hardy
South Charleston
Clark x County
Ohio
Ironton
N. and
Glen Jean
D. FP
Dp. T. and 1
Gien Jean
Db, Ti and i
Ironon
Rock Slide Kills Two at Atlande Gypsum Quarry
Two workers James Auciod, 22, and Devyn Auction, 27, were killed when gypsum rock collapsed at Atlande Gypsum quarry in Gheticamp. Authorities reported the accident occurred during unloading operations.
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Rock Slide
Sydney
James Auciod
Devyn Auction
Atlande
Gheticamp
Ernest B. Cozens Claimed by Death
Ernest B. Cozens, Penn graduate manager of athletics and former star football center, died suddenly in his office in Philadelphia. He had worked at the university since his undergraduate days and was treasurer of the Eastern association for football officials.
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Philadelphia
Ernest B. Comens
University of Pennsylvania
Weite
Ihat
I ' Cozens
Eastern Association
Debt Committee Sees Young Plan For German Reparations
Experts announce the Young plan to replace the Dawes framework with a September 1 start date. The report urges adoption by six nations and the United States, noting possible amendments by governments and a shift toward cooperative international machinery to ease postwar debts.
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Paris
Germany
Atx
Qwen D
United States
Dawes
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
America
Ural
Unites States
Rhineland
Oncom
Head of Game Farm Resigns Amid Controversy
Friends of the state game farm report that Young, superintendent at French Creek for seven years, tendered his resignation to the secretary of the state game and fish commission. The action followed a letter to the secretary questioning how the farm was run.
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Game Farm
Clarksburg
Young
State Game Incm
French Cresk
Haslon
Ghre and Fish Commission
I Commission
Capitol Street Jaywalking Trial Sparks Merchant Protest
Merchants petitioned Chief Britton and Mayor Wertz after ropes set on Capitol Street between Quarrier and Fife Streets discouraged jaywalking and hurt business. Police say crossing midblock slows traffic. merchants argue ropes lure customers and block entrances, while pedestrians claim crossings are unsafe without signals.
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Capitoltreet
Quarrier
Fife
Joan Britton
W. W. Wertz
Capitol Street
Quartier
Webster
Brown
O. B. Little
Quarrier Street
Aoloa
Britton
Capital Street
Cornettman
E. Matheny
Huge Wedding Cake En Route by Air for Lindberghs
A bakery shipped a nearly three foot long cake to Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh at the Morrow estate in Englewood New Jersey. The Los Angeles firm paid 508.26 express charges by air, with the cake transferred by a hire car upon arrival. The bakers advanced 500 for the delivery.
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Chicago
Air
Morrow
Benglewood
N. 4
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fier
Herce
Los Angeles
Gastonia Police Chief Dies From Wounds After Clash
Gastonia North Carolina, June 8. Chief O F Aderholt died today from wounds received in a clash with guards at a tent colony run by the national textile workers union for Loray mill strikers. Arrests total 58 with charges of assault to kill and murder in the case.
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Seartansburg
8. C
Fred Erwin Bea
National Textile Workers Union
Tan
K. O. Dyers
Gastonia
Loray
Ciel Cof
O. F
N.C
L. Aderholt
Gasetomla
Toruy
Gaston County
County
Officinia
Joseph Harrison
Passaic
N. J
Cleims
George W. Carter
Mimnah
Louis Mcloughlin
Charles Ferguson
Amy Schechter
International Relief Workers
Vern Bush
A. J. Roach
Thomas Gilbert
Loral
Hartigan Salary Dispute Settled by State Officials
Officials resolved the contention over Dr. Hartigan’s double role as West End Hospital superintendent and state legislator. An agreement grants $1,250 for late March through May while February salary is contested. February and subsequent checks were scrutinized by Treasurer Johonan and State Auditor Lingon. Dr. Hartigan’s successor, Dr. Cecil Detham, to take over on July 1 amid explanations for the dismissal.
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Westerny Mak
W. Hartigan
Westton State Hospital
Hartigan
Montongalia County
House of Delegates
Westendag Spital
Cecil Detham Widerer
Conley
Theme
Hattgan
Binte
W. 5
Johor
Hartgan
Damagy
Ena
Edgar
Johnaan
Toxpital Auper
Board of Control
Danunry
Gawson
Es Bern
F. O. McCullough
Bord of
Gantyel
Wiston Hospital
Student death by own action at Haverford College
Police investigation confirms Braywell Linn son of Judge Willa of the Pennsylvania Superior court died of a self inflicted gunshot at Haverford College. A 22 caliber rifle was found near his body and Linn had spoken of a farewell to friends. A letter excerpt suggests internal struggle, with authorities noting possible pressures of higher education.
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Philadelphia
Raverford Township
Braywell Linn
Willa
Pennsylvania Superior Court
Wuld
Linn
Haverford College
Pix Tame
Jana
Ralph M. Doughty, Jr
Beacon, N
Doughty
Ling
John G. Hartman
Lemuel Siegie
Haverford Township
West Virginia Bridge Claims Push With Goff Aid
Senator Guy D. Goff aids West Virginia in seeking congressional sanction to require private rights for building two Kanawha River bridges at Cabin Creek and St Albans. Senator Wesley L. Jones has referred the measure to War Secretary for recommendation, with continued efforts expected.
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Charles S. Hayden
Washington
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
Kanawha River
Cabin Cree
St. Albans
State Highway Department
Wesley L. Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
Secretary of War
Saratog Gott
Furnace Man Wins Derby Then Gives Shares to Veterans
An Indianapolis furnace man who won a large English Derby prize presented two blind veterans with 32 000 each after receiving a 23 978 landing check. He drew a winning ticket purchased for 1 and quit his job to collect the money, becoming comparatively rich.
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Quahec
Arthur Court
Indianapolis
Court
Army and Navy Veterans Association
Coitt
Fils
Indiana
Split Fears Rise Over Democratic Dinner Rally
Washington report says a dinner for Jo uett Shouse and national chair John Raskob drew Democrats in Congress. Benstar Fletcher of Florida backed Shouse as head of the organization and urged party unity while some southern senators canceled plans, and others planned attendance. Senator Robinson and Senator Simmons were noted as participants, with others arranging “other arrangements.”
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Washington
Democratic Party
Jefferson Democratic Association of
District of Columbia
Bhouse
Raskno
Robert N. Harper
Jefferson Democratic Association
Robinson
Arkan- Srs
Simmons
North Carolina
Alfred ©. Smith
Raskob
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Detroit Prisoner Claims Witnessed Hall Mills Murder
A Detroit federal prisoner says he overheard the quarrel before the murder of Rev. Edward Hall and Eleanor Mills near New Brunswick in 1915. He describes a sequence of voices and shots and says a later payment kept him silent. Somerset County prosecutor Bergen doubts the tale.
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Detroit
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
New Brunswick
N O
Kengeth Gladeau
Gledeau
Francis L Bergen
Somerset
County
Cade
Gladeau
Plymouth
Midh
Somerville
N. J
Francis CL. Bergen
Hall
Amiie
Avex
Plane Crash Kills Seven Including Hambledon
Lieutenant Colonel John A. Hambledon of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs J Von Der Heyden of New York died when Von Der Heyden’s plane crashed near Wilmington North Carolina Witnesses say the craft dove after circling the field The cause remains undetermined Hambledon was a Pan American Airways executive and a noted aeronaut.
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Wilmington
N. C
John A. Hambleton
Baltimore
J. von der Heyden
New York
von der Heyden
Hambleton
von, der Heyden
Southern West Virginia coal men react to interstate ruling
D C Kennedy of Kanawha Coal Operators Association said the interstate Commerce Commission denied opening the Lake cargo coal case and kept a 35 cent differential. He noted southern carriers had reduced to 18 cents, while northern lines split to 35, avoiding a rate war, with little chance revived for a 25 cent change.
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West Virginia
D. C. Kennedy
Kanawha Cost Operators Association
Commission
Dnie
Pitterburgh
Lakes
Northern
Southiers
Teleyetter
Mr. Kennedy
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Ernest B. Cozens
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Lindy
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Bramwell Linn
Goff
Furnace Man
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Halls-Mills
Kenneth Gladeau
Olideau
Apear
Edward
Blaser
Charlotte
Gladean
Gladents
Eleanor
Ther
Tim
Gladesu
Ston
Hambledon
Pan-American Airways Corporation
Maryland
John A. Hambledon
Florida
Cuba
Panama
Rehim
Gaarles A. Lindbergh
Ywo
Frostburg
Langley
Harry A. Saunders
E. S. Woodward
Field
Waynesville
VFI
Here
Virgil Hart
Roy Cempang
Eddreme
A. M. Simnard
Etroard
Packard Airport
Kennedy
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