Venezuelan rebels attack garrison at Vela de Coro
A band of about 100 Venezuelan revolutionaries attacked the Vela de Coro garrison in Falcon state. Government forces repelled the assault with many rebels killed or captured, while several soldiers were killed. The clash is linked to a larger plot involving Urbina and cross-border actions near Willemstad and Curacao.
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Carribbean Sea
Venezuela
Gevn
Nerbor
Vela de Coro
Falcon
Venexela
Solt
Fort Amsterdam
Curacao
Rafael Bimon Trbins
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Columbia
Maracaibo
Willemstad
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Port Rmterdam
Een
Cora
Tuck
Wilemstad
Alraady
Lsland
Caracas
Venezuels
Gunest
Ima Sud
Chadno
Willie Willis and Uttlock Nose Bleed in Smugglers Plot
In a fragmentary account, Willie Willis explains the plan to play smugglers and obtain blood for bandages, noting they were not angry at Blotterfoot as Uttlock’s nose bleeds during the incident.
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Betn
Royal Flush Tragedy Ends in Brooklyn Poker Room
Brooklynite Frank Harris wins a royal flush at 101 Prince Street in a draw poker game. Frank Concession denounces the hand as unreal and is shot after Harris pursues him near Fall and Fleet Streets. Harris surrenders to police.
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Joan Lowell
Shakespeare
Harria
Prince Screet
Harris
Harrie
Fang
Concession
Ting
Fall and
Fleet Ntreeta
Concessions
State Seeks Death Penalty in Bigamy Murder Case
Elizabeth New Jersey June 10 The state presented letters written by Colm Campbell a 60 year old bigamist to his wife Mildred Mowrey as key evidence in its bid for the electric chair for the token murder charge. The letters dated from 1928 describe Campbell's sorrow at separation and plans for a home near New York before martial affairs. The case centers on the death of Mrs Mildred Mowrey found along a Cranford New Jersey roadside.
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Elizabeth
X. J
Henry
Colm Campbell
Mildred Mowrey
Tao
Mowrey
Ramagi
Elklyn
Cranford
N. J
Campbell
New York
Greenville
Angine
Here
New York Girl Crowned Miss United States in Pageant
Galveston Texas reports Irene Ahlberg known as Miss Greater New York won the Miss United States title at the fourth International pageant of purchritude.
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New York
Galveston
Tex
Irene Ahlberg
Greater New York
United States
Requa Presses Oil Producers to Curb Development
Mark M. Requa called on governors and oil industry leaders to back an interstate compact to halt over development and waste. He urged cooperation with Hoover administration aims and cited a pending executive order restricting land openings to oil and gas exploration.
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Apringe
Colo
Oi Ipdustry
Mark 4
Requa
California
Acner
Hoover
Jnin
Rocky Mountain State
Gocard
Frank ©. Emerson
Wyeeping
Senators Clash Over Debenture On Eve of Vote
In Washington on June 10 Senators Borah Idaho and Allen Kansas clashed over the debenture farm relief plan as final House vote on the conference report loomed. Borah demanded enactment while Allen argued the plan diverged from the Republican platform, signaling a tight battle likely to require a vice presidential break.
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Hoover
Borsh
Idaho
Allen
Kansas
Senate
Borah
Congress
Administration Ieaders
Curtiss
Barah
Atlen
Ials
Carlit
Wear
Nave
Copeland
New York
Korebeck
South Dakota
Committeem Agrisonate and Forestry
White House
Horah
Omyt
Kansas City
Borab
Hoover Lays Cornerstone for New Commerce Building
President Hoover today laid the cornerstone of the new Department of Commerce building in Washington and called the project the era’s milestone. He noted the department’s growth and said its aim is to aid and foster higher living standards and the nation’s progress through commerce and industry.
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Hoover
Department of Commerce
National
Lamont
Smoot
Utah
Ellett
Indiana
George B. Coretelyou
George Washington
Commerce Department
Department
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Department of
Commierce
Itan
French Count Leaves After Posting Bond On Liquor Charges
Count Maxener de Polignac posted a $34,000 bond and left for France after federal authorities charged him in a liquor case tied to a large international trafficking ring. Agents found evidence in a upscale New York hotel, and politesse aside, Polignac admitted surprise at the arrest while claiming innocence.
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Maxener de Polignac
France
Alm UN
New York
Honor Appointment To State Board Of Education
Governor Conley names C Jay Fleming of Grafton to the West Virginia state board of education replacing Charles E Carrigan of Moundsville who failed to qualify for the position. Fleming a banker and educator born 1860 in Taylor county has held senior roles in banking and teaching and serves as president of the West Virginia Bankers Association.
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Moundsvide
State Board of Education
William @. Conley
C. Jay Pieming
Cratton
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Carrigan
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Ainos Bis
Public Service Commission
State Red Commission
Board of Education
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Taylor County
Colgrace
Btone Mouse
Knottaville
Fairmont
Petterman
McCure-Mabie Lumber Company
Tucker County Bank
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Fleming
Davis ‘Trust Company
Grafton
First National Bank
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
Broaddus College
Sten
Grafton Lodge
Copestove
DeMolxy
DeMolxy Commandery
Supreme Council
Whabington- Meim
Oniria Temple
Swedish fliers complete second leg of Stockholm to New York
Captain Albrenberg and two companions finished the Sverige flight leg at Reykjavik Iceland, completing the second lap from Stockholm to New York. The crew were uninjured after a forced landing near Skaptarcs due to fuel loss while awaiting refueling and weather improved for continued progress toward Greenland and Ivigtut.
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Elbin Ahbrenberg
New York
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Ivigtut
Obliging Burglar Donates To Salvation Army Coffers
A break in at Central Pipe and Supply on Bullitt street Sunday morning yielded an 87.01 donation to the Salvation Army. Investigator Cohen notes this unprecedented breaking and entering includes minimal loot and a seven dollar bankroll left behind by the intruder.
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Central Pipe and Supply Company
Bullitt Street
Charleston
Abe) Cohen
Jeon Leban
Central Fipa
Lebow
Labow
Jimmy
Hoes Jt
Cohen
Sal H
Raskob Sets Plan to Raise Funds for Democrats
At the Mayflower hotel in Boston, John J. Raskob outlines a drive to raise 600000 to pay party debts and fund a new national organization. He says deficits will drop from 1550000 to about 500000, with 360000 for setup and 260000 for organizing, aiming for broad small donations to sustain two strong parties.
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Change
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Bosor
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Natione
Raskob
Dex Isiott
Congress
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Thea Democrats
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Alfred’ B. Smith
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Atatea
DA Thonal
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Ghiei
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Pratsts
Congress Fails to Fix Tariff Vote Dates Halts Summer Recess
Washington June 10. Renata democraty blocks long summer recess by refusing to fix a date for tariff bill vote. Republicans push to recess within days if possible, while Democrats rally to delay. President Hoover favorably views a recess if tariff vote is scheduled early to avoid delaying regular session.
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Renata Democraty
Senate
Hoover
Mobinson
Deaths of Couple Will Be Probed
In Burlington county New Jersey officials said they will exhume Miss Ruth M Wiley and her former fiancé Horace Roberts who died from pistol wounds in a bed room on June 1 in Moorestown. An inquest was urged by State Justice Joseph Le Bodine after a conference with Prosecutor George M Hillman and Chief Detective Ellie H Parker. The officials had earlier opposed an inquest citing costs.
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le J
Burlington County
Ruth M. Wileya
Horace Roberta
George M. Hillman
Benjamin F. Farner
Ellie H. Parker
Joseph le Bodine
State Supreme Court
Trenton
Bodine
Neely Returns Home From Accident in Fairmont
Former senator Benator Neely, injured in a San Antonio area crash near Cred Orchard, was brought home to Fairmont today. He remains bedridden for several days and will need crutches for an extended period.
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Pormer Benator
Neely
Hoover Gives Fish New Lease-Will
Beverly Atls Calif reports a light day with no major news events. The piece notes few incidents with train accidents and golf mentioned, no aviation crashes, and a humorous aside about catfish and a reelection stay. It references President Moorer and Coolidge in light magazine chatter.
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Will
Beverly Atls
Calif
Elf Raphtan
Coolidge
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