Mellon Favors Tariff Measure in Senate Debate
Washington March 11 Senator Reed prepared to state his position on the tariff bill in a speech today amid rumors that Senators Smoot and Grundy might vote against the measure. Senator Harrison of Mississippi called the rumors idle talk and challenged Republicans to oppose the bill openly. Reed is expected to declare his stand tomorrow at the White House. Smoot declined to commit, saying he cannot yet say how he will vote. The atmosphere remains to be determined as the administration presses for passage, with some party leaders seeking a cautious revision to aid agriculture.
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Mellon
Senet
Utah
Harrison
Micdssippi
Sered
Grundy
Schemster Reed Kk
Senate
Benehe Agriculture
Bascom
Slemp
Virginia
Cannon
Jameson
Rooney
Wald
Walsh
Montara
Chatrmen
Canton
Drabie
Wisconsin
Caraway
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Robinson
Indiagna
Xo Charitco
Wen
Cops Guard Embassy Liquor at Harbor
Police guard at the harbor as 27 cases of imported liquor, brandy and wine totaling over 2000 bottles were loaded from the Baip Manchester Exporter and trucked to the British embassy in Washington. Railroad police watched as rope sling hoisted the cargo to the pier and the intermobile carried it away with officers. This is the first consignment since Sir Esme Howard left the post, delivered to Sir Ronald Lint eey under his administration.
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Baip
Manchester
Truch
Washington
Esme Howard
Ronald Linteey
Foes of Carol Drop Campaign In Romania Amid Royal Return
June 11 Bucharest reports say Carol I’s perch as king solidifies and anti royal supporters withdraw from the campaign for the prince’s return. Prince Barby Stiskey resigns from a top industrial post seen as key in Vedle Belkan power. Princess Helen’s divorce troubles persist as cabinet talks stall. General Prezan named to form a government after Maniu fails to assemble a cabinet.
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Bucharest
Carol I
Romania
Barby Stiskey
Jong
Squeen
Marie
Som
Rumanit
Healen
Vedle
Belkan
Helen
Kromberg
Germany
Carol
Michael
Maniu
Prezan
Manly
Préran
Auring
Laundry Co Fined In New Smoke Case
In a continuing smoke dispute, Chatterton Laundry Co was fined 625 by Judge C B Bobbitt for violating Charleston city smoke ordinance. Previous fines were 10 each. appeals and legal maneuvers continue in municipal and intermediate courts as the battle widens citywide.
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Chatterton Laundry Company
Mandolph Street
Muxicija
Nesterday
C. B. Bobbitt
Trate
Woodrow Wilson School
Municipa
Yaderday
J.B. Aterett
Wilde
Aicken Youtordey
Bobbitt
Aicken
United States
Charleston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Jurge Hobbit
Charlostom
Cutt An
Raids Round Up Nearly 250 Hoodlum Suspects in Chicago
Chicago police stage massive overnight raids in the Stellin and North Side districts to curb gang violence and avenge the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. Strong arm squads used shotguns tear gas and force, arresting hundreds as legal efforts to hold suspects rise. Local officials promise further action as investigations continue.
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Chicago
Underworld
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Tribune
Ball Penny
Jahr A. Brege
Carlier
Pers
Texe
Gang Teaders
Adde
Stellan
Stellinn
Near North
Ade
Ward
Arreala of
Wit Verimbwkl
Sack
Gusick
Capone
Denny Cooney
New York
Toursville
Cook County
Walter
Porgue
American Legion
Our Lady of Borrows
Zent Police
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Ilinois
Lingle
Rally Darst
Lingle’ le Toother
Kanann City
Red Lingle
Albuquerque
N. M
W. Green
Michigan
M. PF
Goodfellow
Brooklyn
Eagie
Huntington
W. Va
Advertiner and Herald-Dispatch
Clayey
Acore
Bam Hunt
Ralph Pierce
Weldom
Six Chicagoans Held on Vagrancy Charges in Brooklyn
Three of nine Chicagoans arrested here for questioning were Telanedt tonight. The remaining six were held on technical charges of vagrancy. Deputy Chief Inspector Vincent Sweeney said they would be held until it was determined whether they...
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Brocklya
Manhattan census shows wide uptown shift in population loss
Census figures reveal Manhattan dropped about 10 percent in the past decade from 2,284,103 to 1,963,038. All districts except Washington Heights lost population, with Chinatown, Wall Street, the Bowery, and the Lower East Side suffering the largest declines. Lower West Side and Times Square areas also declined, while Washington Heights gained about 75 percent in the period.
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New York
Manhattan
Pather Knickerbockers Domain
Eldess
Iaat
Peter Minult
Washington
Island
Howsing Chinatown
Wall Street
Lower West Side
Bowery
Lower East Ride
Brooklyn
Times Square
Garment Center
Fronta
Chelsee
Katexerpecker
Greenwich Village
Upper West Side
Button Place
Tudor City
Washington Heights
Marlem
Columbia University
Combine to Offer Part of Big Loan
New York reports the American portion of the 900 million dollar Germ loan, about 98.26 million, will be offered tomorrow by Morgan and Company. The 12 percent loan of 1690 runs 43 years at 8.2 percent yield. Other portions will be offered in France Britain and others Friday. This marks a final step in the Young plan to settle German reparations by moving from politics to commerce.
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New York
J. P. Morgan and Company
Gerconn Government International
France
Great Britain
Holland
Sweden
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Camp Fire Gathering Caps G A R Encampment
The Grand Army of the Republic held its annual encampment camp fire at the city playground in Moundsville with about 5 000 people watching a parade of World War and Spanish American War veterans fraternal groups and scouts. Delegations from Huntington competed to host the West Virginia department session with Parkersburg and Morgantown also seeking the honor. Carder of Parkersburg was elected department commander with W Coffey Wheeling as senior vice commander A W Jones Charleston junior vice commander and others named as officers and delegates. Maude Jacobs of Fairmont selected page editor for the event.
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Moundsville
Grand Army of the Republic
B. &, Ogden
Wheeling
Elke
Hunotington
Wret
Virginia Department
Morgantown
Parkersburg
Dupe
Homes Carder
J. T. McCombs
Mounds
Yutes
W. Coffey
A. W. Jones
Charleston
Mander
J.T. Blaley
Petrmont
J. K. Gorby
New Martinaville
J. W. Crow
Dele
Gates-At-Large
Z ‘Mra
Maude Jacobs
Fairmont
Fo Fage
Oil Marketers Convene Today in West Virginia Hotel
Delegates arrive for the seventh annual West Virginia Oil Marketers association convention at the Daniel Boone hotel in Charleston. Sessions begin at 10:30 with business for last year and plans for next year. Notable speakers include R D Lowe and E M Pratt. A banquet follows with multiple industry officials in attendance.
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Charles~ Tom
West Virginia
Oi Marketers’ Association
Daniel ‘Boone
R. D. Lowe
Charleston
Elk Refining Company
E. M. Pratt
Quaker State Refining Company
City
H. H. Ragle
Michigan Ol Wen
Ansociation
Wthic
Falling Rock
Cabin Creek
R. J. Alexanter
Bhell Petroleum Producta
Werte Field Meat |Institute
St. Louis
Cannon Wins Fight to Halt Senate Investigation
Bishop James Cannon Jr won a bid to stop the senate committee from pressuring him to answer questions about his 1928 campaign and funding. The committee, voting unanimously, declined to demand his further testimony or seek expanded authority. Cannon returned to the panel despite earlier walkout, insisting questions about campaign spending and large donations were unauthorized.
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Washington
UPI
James Cannon
Senate
Caraway
Cannon
Cronon
Four Billions Lost in Market Falls and Recovery
KEW YORK June 11 Four Billion dollars was slashed from listed shares on the stock exchange as bears dominated late trading. A late rally with banking support for United States Steel sparked a brief rebound before losses widened again, leaving the Industrial average down 841 points at 240.08.
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Kew York
Stock Exchange
United Stakes Bteel
St Me
Isha
United States Steel Common
New Iowa
Wea
Ste
Landere
Esecos
Westinghouse Electric
Auburn
Bewhiskered Widow Convicted of Fraud in 18 Months
In a federal case at Saint Louis on June 11, Andy Kinete known for a bristling mustache and whiskers was sentenced to 18 months in Leavenworth. The accused widow wrote to prospective husbands advertising income and posing as a handsome widow in need of a steady partner, collecting money through letters.
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ST. Louis
Andy Kinete
Kinete
Leavenworth
Kroets
Bew
Kmetz
Federal
Logan Belligerent Jailed After Gun Play in Logan
Logan authorities arrested Duke Curry for firing multiple shots in the city’s business district. Curry, detained by Justice L. W. Hatfield, faces no specific charge yet and awaits further action. Don Chafin, ex-sheriff, was also arrested. Vaughn case dismissed. others fined and bond set as grand jury review looms.
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Logan
Duke Curry
Gurry
Justice of the Prace L
Don Chafin
Logan County
Hatfield
Curry
R R. Vaughn
Vaughn
Cote Hatfield
D. Copley
Dunes
Tragic fire tolls toll from Fairfax and Pinthy collision
Boston dispatch details the disaster after the Fairfax and Pinthy collided in Buzzards Bay area, oil sparks igniting flames that swept decks. Forty four passengers and crew perished while 140 survived with many injured. Rescue efforts and reactions of officers and passengers described as frantic amid raging smoke and water leaks. Authorities seek to alert public to unsafe fuel spill hazards and improve distress signaling.
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Boston
Atlantic
Fairfax
Pinthy
Pali
Siette
Muasachuettte Bay
Boltugie
San
Stel Baal Biearene
In & Faming Co
Tered Voight Tong Etter
Yairfer Crewy i Paeeneers
Coolidge Wouldn't Miss Meet for $703
Springfield report notes a disrupted event as Coolidge declines attendance at a meeting for a $703 sum. The fragmentary copy mentions lines about nerves, a trip to New York, and a protest over expectations. No clear outcome or full names are readable.
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Springfield
Mass
New York
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