Agent General Urges German Budget Reform
Berlin reports Parker Gilbert, agent general for reparations under the Dawes plan, warns that Germany must pursue immediate radical budget reform to meet Young plan obligations. His final report credits Dawes era progress, calls for financial reform, and notes Germany’s stabilized currency, reorganized industries, and improved living standards while stressing need to curb expenditures.
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Berlin
Germany
Apa de Wiep
Parker Gilbert
Dawes
Agent-Gener
Alsc
Gilbert
Rome
Parlement
Reich
Balky Army Plane Crashes Into Sedan Kills Six
An army observation plane attempting to take off at a Robertsdale Indiana racetrack struck a parked sedan, killing a man Peter Brockman 60 and his wife Catherine 45 and their granddaughter Virginia Stirling 3 and injuring their daughter and Mrs. Ernestine Sterling. Pilot Wilson Newall 28 and observer James van Meter 25 were jailed on manslaughter charges after investigation at Lake County coroner's office. The plane damaged several other cars and crashed after three failed takeoff attempts toward the track amid rain.
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Mammond
Ind
Luna
Robertsdale
Peter Brockman
Chicago
Smrn
Catherine Brockman
Virginia Stirling
Ernestine Sterling
H Newhal
van Meter
Lake County
Corener
Robey
Robertadale
Brockmans
Thomas Owen
Whiting
Newall
Brockman
Sterling
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Chicrgo
Flood Death Toll Rises in Texas Floods
Torrential rains and high winds sweep Texas causing crops and property damage over the weekend. Five drownings are reported plus several injuries as floodwaters inundate homes and roads from Haskell to Luling. Bishop Cannon seeks libel action against papers amid Senate lobbying hearings and calls for speedy passage of enforcement bills.
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Dallag
Tex
Texas
Haskell
Oscar Tidwell
Tidwell
W. M. Glland
Merle
Palrfield
P. C. Lee
Luling
San Angelo
Morris Durham
Cora Whitaker
Durham Hore
Lamesa
Ernest
Vandivere
Red Best
Tom Ben
Col
Washington
Senatate Lobby Committee
James Denron, Jr
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Passige
Bishop Cannon
Board of Temperance and Social Service
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
U. S
Judiceiary
Ity
Senator Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Mrs. Eliza Noyes Claimed by Death
Mrs Eliza Noyes aged 90 widow of James Bradford Noyes died early Sunday at her son in law J W Clarkson Hubbard court She was born Elize Herefore Miller in 1840 at Bfercets Bottom Ma son county She lived most of her life in this city Survived by Bradford Noyes J W Clarkson Attle 1M Williams of Charleston Samuel M Noyes of Wheeling Two daughters Annis Hogue and Mary Palmer preceded her In infancy sixteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral at Dierkaan residence five this afternoon Burial in Spring All cemetery
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Eliza Noyes
James Bradford Noyes
J. W. Clarkson
Hubbard Court
Noyce
Elize Herefore Miller
Reudten
Atlantic Walton Miller
Bfercets Bottom
Mason County
Bamuel A. Miller
Charleston
Moyes
Moy Pons
Bradford ‘Noyes
W. Clarkson
Attle
Wiliama
Samuel ‘M. Noyes
Wheeling
Annis Hogue
Mary Palmer
Dierkaan
Car overturns killing Walter Means in Davis Creek
Walter Means, 20, of Davis Creek, died after a car driven by Lester Drather, 16, overturned at Bridge Avenue. Walter stood on the running guard when the small coupe tipped, trapping him under the vehicle. Lester, Henry Means, and Robert Dickens were passengers. state police investigated the noon incident.
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Walter Means
Davis Creek
Drather
Lester
Bridge Avenue
Henry Means
Robert Dickens
Walter
Two Killed in Wreck at Jumping Branch
HINTON June 15 Charles Graham 45 and Rogers Dunbar 25 employes of a lumber company at Jumping Branch near here were killed when their automobiles left the road for Jumping Branch tonight. Three other men were injured.
Indian Crisis Deepens as Troops Move in Bombay
Bombay reports troops mobilized to enforce the anti picketing ordinance by Lord Irwin. A full battalion from East Lancashire, plus Mahratty and Hyderabad units, heavy artillery, and local auxiliaries prepare to maintain order amid aggressive Congress picketing and reported assaults on Europeans. Volunteers estimated at 2000 standby. Local police and governor Sir Frederick Sykes oversee enforcement.
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Bombay
India
Lord Irwin
East Lancashire
Mahratty Regiment
19Th
Hyderabad Regiment
Koon
Bombay Light Horse Batalion
Bombay Presidency
Frederick Sykes
G. A. Wair
Sykes
Fight After Auto Wreck Ends in Death of a Man
Pittsburgh police report motorist Joseph J. Goldenberg died after an attempt to wreck vengeance on Joseph Krontser following a car collision. Goldenberg leaped onto Krontser’s vehicle, pulled at the driver, Krontser lost control, and his car overturned pinning Goldenberg. Krontser was arrested amid multiple injuries in other crashes today.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph J. Goldenberg
Goldenberg
Joseph Krontser
Krontser
Sermon Emphasizes Christ Preaching and Virgin Birth
The Rev. O Boggess of South Charleston preaches Christ as the core of scripture, stressing preaching all of God’s Word, the virgin birth, and Jesus as the resurrected Savior. He cites Acts and Mark to urge belief in Christ and divine healing as key doctrines. Page B, Column TY.
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Jesus
Boggess
Church of God At
South Charleston
Philip
Samaria
Peter
Paul
Jesus Christ
John
God
Job
Kingsford Smith Delays Atlantic Flight Plan
Dublin reports Captain Charles Kingsford Smith the Australian aviator and three companions fear delaying the voyage to the United States aboard Southern Cross due to weather. Strong westerly winds, low clouds, and rain over the Atlantic thwart takeoffs as readiness lingers.
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Dublin
Charles Kingsford-Smith
United States
Faragus
Southern Cross
Kingsford-Smith
Bad Westhey
Ocean
Weathar
Atlantic
Coal Rate Case To Open Today In Washington Hearing
Coal operators in Pennsylvania seek to raise the 85 cent differential on lake cargo coal tariffs between northern and southern fields. A protest group led by D O Kennedy travels to Washington for the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing as southern operators fear the predicted impact. The hearing opens today with Pittsburgh district operators ready to present the case to the commission.
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Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
D. O. Kenn ‘Nedy
Kanawha Goal Ioperatéra
Jocet Group
Keystone State
Southern Railroads
Northern
Transportation Companies of the
South
Southern
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Lake Cargo
R. Templeton Smith
The
Poland Coal Company
We Western Pennsylvania Cou
Fire gutting a South Avenue store destroys Gilardi shop
A late night fire gutted Gilardi’s store at the corner of South Avenue and Thayer Street. Estimated damage totals $10,000 to the building, with $1,500 in stock. The blaze near the Standard Oil plant drew crowds as firefighters confined it to the premises. The building housed Gilardi’s grocery and a restaurant in the same structure. Chief James McClane led the response to prevent spread.
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Wee Gilardi
South Avenue
Thayer Street
Pauley
J. A. Pauley
John Fielder
Gilardi
Standard Old Company
James McClane
Me City
Ore Department
Gilerd
Gideons Elect West Virginian Officers At Parkersburg
At Parkersburg on June 15 the West Virginian Gideon convention elected Nar ry Bond of Wherting as president. Officers named include Mark Kyle of Onacluston as vice president B A Carney of Chatton as secretary treasurer George Birke of Wheeling as chaplain and Gust Harvey of Parkersburg as song leader C P Wheat of Huntington and W A Argenbright of Beckley were named advisory committee members.
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Parkersburg
Narry J. Bond
Wherting
West Virginian
Gideong
Mark Kyle
Onacluston
B. A. Carney
Chat’ton
Beckley
Hoover Neutral In Senate Race Clashes Move to New Jersey Primaries
UFI reports Senator Baird of New Jersey claimed Hoover remains neutral in the Senate race as three state primaries unfold this week in Maine Minnesota and New Jersey. White House reiterates no partisanship between Republican candidates. contests center on prohibition and anti-prohibition stances, with Fort Frelinghuysen and Morrow vying in New Jersey while Schall challenges in Minnesota and Brewster White in Maine.
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Ufi
Baird
New Jersey
Mormygo
White House
Séorrow
Morrow
Maine
Minnnesota
Fort
Frelinghuysen
White Hall
Pittman
N. J
Hoover Ly
Senate
Prohibition
Marrow
Ods
Mr. Hooves
Minnesota
Thomas D. Schall
Theodore Christianson
Meiné
Ralph O Brewster
Wallace H. White
Arthur R. Gould
Dugald Dewar
Gold
Schall
New Jeresy
White
New England
Brewster
Tienda
Arewster
Congress
Sehall
President Will Place Name to Tariff Bill Stresses Rates
President Hoover outlined to Congress and in a White House statement that he will sign the tariff bill and press for flexible rate changes. He argued the measures protect farmers and industry, remedy inequities, and move tariff decisions away from politics and lobbying. The plan would empower a tariff commission to advise the president, with adjustments made item by item to stabilize business and expand foreign trade.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Tariff Commission
Congress
Moby Hoover
Moure Fe
Hyuett Ehouse
Com
jOermtic
Couhldes
Shouse
Democratic Party
W.major Fue
Denise Siectiong
Senate
Northwest
Borah
Idaho
Notria
Nebraska
Analis Curtis
Gutette
Cveca
Tive
Curtis
Hoovar
Aeen
Plex
Uts
Tariff Battle Looms as Hoover Signs Hawley-Smoot Plan
Washington dispatch says President Hoover's approval of the Hawley-Smoot tariff signals a campaign fight with Democrats and western independents. Borah and Northwest Republicans mobilize to back or challenge the bill while senators and representatives debate its impact on agriculture and industry.
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Washington
Hoover
Hawley-Amoot
Jousti Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Benater Borah
Idaho
Northwest
Tamer
House
Asme
Borah
Curtis
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Bork
Smeer
Mae Ton
Sexater © Robe Inson
Arkansas
Three Negros Killed Three Hurt in Wreck
WILLIAMSON June 15 Three Negro miners of Redjacket near here were killed and three companions injured when their automobile ran over a three foot embankment near Spring last night. The dead were Sam Dillard, Chester Wynn and Israel Lassley.
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Williamson
Redjacket
Here
Spring
Sam Dillard
Chester Wynn
Israel Lassley
Chicago Leaders Meet to Plan Crime Action Today
Chicago civic and political leaders convene to address crime after the Lingh murder. Mayor Thompson, Treasurer Harding, and several commissioners consider removing Police Commissioner Russell and Detective Chief Stege. An alderman proposes a council investigation and a potential shakeup in police leadership.
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Chicago
John Stege
William Russell
Police
Hormea
George F P. Harding
Cook County
Republican
Bernard W. Sio
Samuel A. Etteleon
Eugine R. Pike
Willian F. Russell
Joan Stege
Exective
Cornet
Association of Commynica
Will
Will Thinks They're The Same Animals Will Thinks They're The Same Animals
Boston residents lament a press photo of a woman who killed a creature and say humane society should focus on animal welfare. The writer criticizes the practice of displaying images of animals and mocks the idea that wild beasts and pets share a likeness, calling the situation humiliating and odd.
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Will
Boston
Mass
Pame
Humane Society
Waa Bn
Ad College
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Jake Lingle
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