Hoover veto sustained as Longworth intervenes in Congress
In Washington today Speaker Longworth steered administration supporters to sustain President Hoover’s veto of the Johnson-Rankin veterans relief bill while a substitute offering 50 million dollars in pensions for 200 000 World War I veterans moved to the Senate. The House 365 to 4 approved the substitute, with Republicans backing and most Democrats opposing the veto.
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Washington
Longworth
House
Hoover
Senate
Democrats
Congress
Republicaan
Lanham and Johnson
Texas
Milligan
Missouri
Isbor—Xerale
Minnesota
Rankin
Misatesippi
World War Veterans Committee
Johnson
Unemployment Estimates Spark Debate on Jobless Figures
WASHINGTON June 36ae reports show unemployment estimates hovering around 2 9 cm,060 for the nation and state counts. Secretary Lamont notes the figures vary and reflect incomplete data from a partial census, with suggested state unemployment around a high per cent of the working population.
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Washibaton
Tan Quarte Ot’ Ornatry
Lamont
DAL
Cingie
Neveda
Esther Bie
Riley and Wren Masui Confrontation Mentioned in Report
In a brief entry from the Riley community note, Willie Willis is described as ready to challenge Wren Masui if a disruption occurs. The phrasing suggests tension after a minor incident involving a chip.
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Riley
Wren Masui
Jones and Morgan Lead West Virginia Senate Race
Recapping last night’s senate fight, Jones and Morgan emerge as leading figures with broad support from Gov. Conley and state figures. Morgan plans to announce candidacy soon, while Jones relies on substantial funding and central backing as the field coalesces around these two frontrunners.
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Jonta
State House
A State Board of Control
Floyd FE. Cunnnyngham
State Round Commission
Jones
United States
Eveal
Bradley
Cunnyngham
Conley
Maeved
Rich
Jook
Balanan
Goverr
Ballanan
Hatfield
Hax
Ogden
Morgen
Liquor Law Violators Sentenced in Federal Court
Three defendants were sentenced to a total of 16 years three months in Atlanta penitentiary for liquor law violations. Joe Dink of Morgantown received five years for sale of liquor, John Corwin of Morgantown got four years, and Walker Bailey of Keyser was sentenced to 15 months.
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Beeing
Atlanta
W. E. ‘Baker
Janes
Joe Dink
Morgantown
Diqnar
Jobo Corwin
Walker Bailey
Keyser
Lingle Tied to Heavy Loans in Chicago Probe
Investigators say Alfred Jake Lingle a Chicago Tribune reporter borrowed 485000 after the stock market crash. Officials and notable figures including Samuel Ettelson Major Carlos Ames and Alderman Bert Cronson are named as lenders amid a police shakeup and slaying case shifts.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Jent
Samuel A. Ettelson
Thompson
Maj
Carlos Ames
The
Civil Service, Commission
Bert Cronson
Ettelaon
Clarence S. Darrow
John H. Alcock
Alcock
James “Red” Forsythe
Daniel A. Gilbert
Democrats Laud GOP for Jersey Eighteenth Amendment Plank
The New Jersey Democratic Party lauded the Republican convention for adopting a plank favoring repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. The Democrats say both sides show a shift toward states rights and warn against centralizing federal power.
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Trenton
N. J. Duns
Democraic Party
Republican Party
Aimilar
Ite
Democratic Party of
New Jersey
Atverat
Union
Expresac
Democratic Party
Drastic Rearrangement of Prohibition Enforcement Unveiled
Attorney General Mitchell announced July 1 a major reorganization of federal prohibition enforcement. The Department of Justice will absorb duties from the Treasury and reduce 27 districts to 12 with 87 deputy administrators. The plan seeks closer federal state cooperation while preserving some enforcement at the state level.
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Washington
Promition Alstricts
Department of Justice
John Fennington
Pennesivania
New Jersey
Delware
Philo
Delta
Merrick
Mary= land
Virgina
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Richmond
W. N. Woodrutt
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Tenness
Cincinnati
Ayaul
Mitchell
Treasury
United States
Blaze
Ace
Congress
Federal
Stata
Utilities Tax Figures Certified by Public Works Board
Records show the 1930 public utility assessments totaling 544.15 million dollars were certified by a board of public works including Governor Conley and six other officials. Lawson urged cuts to two major bills, but the board voted to keep valuations, leaving the 56.8 million dollar increase in utility taxes for 1930 intact while worksheets remained available for inspection.
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Board of Public Works
Conley
Edgar C. Lawson
Lawson
United Fuel Gas Company
Kanawha Valley
Tax Commissioner's Office
Chesap Peake and Ohio Railway
Labor Bank Closed After Run Hits Largest Railway Clerks Bank
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank halted operations after a bank run drained deposits totaling 1.9 million over three days. Indicted official Shaffer admitted stock losses and forged collateral tied to Cosmopolitan Bank, with assets slated for liquidation by the U S Comptroller. Directors cite sound condition despite the turmoil and ongoing investigations.
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Cincinnati
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Natural Bank
Haveth EB
May
United States
A. W. Bhafer
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Brotherhood Stork
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Brotherbood Bank Board of Directors
Lymax 2
Norris
Harry Rosenblum
United States District
Haroth E. May
Olongettonx
Paderas
Shaffer
H. L. Doherty Company
City Service Securities Dealers
Maurid Shaffer
Cities Service
Brotherhood Bank
Ehafier
Cosmopolitan Bank
Shafter
Coluterny
Lightning Strike Destroys Drill Boat J B King Near Brockville
A flash of lightning struck the drill boat J B King in the St Lawrence near Brockville causing an explosion. Eleven crew were rescued by a U S Coast Guard boat while ten were accounted for and many feared dead from a 42 man crew. The vessel valued at 100000 belonged to 1 2 F of St Catherine s and was widening the Brockville narrows.
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Brockville
Ont
Jung
St. Lawrence River
Hove
J. B. King
United States Coast Guard
Hospitain
Asial
Arme~ Dlaredy
W. C. Walklate
St. Catherine's
Brockville Narrows
Page
WVU Professor Attacks Public Service Commission
Morgantown June 26 Dr H Vickers economics professor at West Virginia University criticizes the state public service commission over a water power grant on the Cheat and Blackwater rivers approved by Governor Conley and the commission. He warns of abdication of public protection if the agency acts without discretion and urges reconsideration in the public interest.
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Morgantown
H. Vickers
West Virginia University
State Public Service Commission
Morgantown Dominion-Newa
Coromeston
West Virginia Power and Trans-' Mmission Company
Conley
Yeaterday
Wickers
Ba Public Service Commission
Vickers
Keio University
Japan
Three Squares Means Health for Baby as for Adult
Chicago reports Esther Ackerson Fischer urges mothers to treat a baby's diet as vital as parental meals. She emphasizes vitamin D and calcium through cod liver oil and baths to prevent rickets, and vitamin C via orange or tomato juice, with breast milk preferred when possible and feeding plans set with a physician.
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Chicago
Esther Ackerson Fischer
Southern Cross Ends Transatlantic Flight at New York
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith lands the Southern Cross at Roosevelt Field New York after a flight from Harbor Grace Newfoundland. Crowds cheer as the monoplane completes a near circumnavigation. Officials greet the crew and plan a reception with Mayor Walker and events at City Hall and the Ad club.
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Southern Cross
New York
Kingsford-Smith
Roosevelt Fields
Battery
City Hall
Roosevelt Field
Ireland
Grace
New Foundland
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Manhattan
Graon
Cape
Tom Apectaculer
Smith
Tom
van Dyke
Army of
Camere Eo
Rien
For Custome and Immigration Fuation
Henger
J. Walker
Twill
Reed Renews Radio Attack in Kansas City Suit
James A. Reed, former U S senator, sues the Hedio Corporation of America and others in federal court in Kansas City alleging a $20 million damage claim under the Clayton Act. The suit accuses a radio trust of price fixing and patent pooling to restrain trade. Reed had filed the action as an agent for Grigsby Grunge Company of Chicago.
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Kansas City
Grigsby-Grunge Company
Chicago
James A. Reed
United States
Hedio Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Metric and Manufacturing Company
BR. C. A. Victor Company
RC. A Radiotrons Company
Sherman Soil-Trust
Tt Allegra
I ' Por
Purchme & Noense
Reed
New York
Europe
Nad
Sedalia
Red Ia Trust
Federal Court of
Delaware
Byrd Honors Brooklyn Aviator Floyd Bennett
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd joined Brooklyn officials and residents in paying tribute to Floyd Bennett, Brooklyn’s famed aviator and Byrd’s companion on polar missions. A procession of 600000 schoolchildren lined the route, and Byrd attended civic events at Borough Hall and a noon luncheon hosted by a New York band club.
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New York
Richard © Byrd
Brooklyn
Floyd Bennett
Byrd
North Pole
Admiral Byrd
Bennett
Jamaica
Bleak Greenley
Ireland
Dey
Borough Hall
Henry Hesterberg
Band Club of
North Dakota Leaders Hold Line as Results Roll In
Three of North Dakota’s congressmen and Gov. George F. Shafer kept their leads as additional returns were tallied from Wednesday’s primaries. The update, relayed from Fargo, reflects ongoing vote counting in the 1966 primary season.
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Fargo
North Dakota
George F. Shafer
Death of famed auto inventor Harry G. Stutz in Indianapolis
Renowned automobile designer and manufacturer Harry G. Stutz died in Indianapolis at 63 after an appendicitis related illness. He founded Stutz Motor Car Company in Indianapolis and helped shape early race and rear axle innovations. He retired five years prior and leaves two former spouses, both living, with details noting a 1898 marriage and later remarriage to Blanche Biller.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry G. Bouts
Stuts
Stutz
Poveredi
Aut
Nam
Ey Company
MN. C
Bute
Misa Clace Distr
M. Dayton
Snd
Blanche Biller
Isedienapoliz
Innocent Spared By Gunmen in Chicago Turmoil
Fragmented city dispatch notes violence and warnings as gunmen target alleged criminals. The piece hints at gang conflicts, coercion, and a claim that innocents avoid murder amid street power struggles.
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Oruro
Thst
Coma
Officinale
Tus
St Oro
Ablanco Galinca
Jose ‘Lanse
Maringa Pande
Runs
la Pax
Cochabemie
Pete
Crus
Armeritat
le Put
Willie Willis
Morgan
Jersey
Lore William B. Mitchell
Labor Bank
Run
Gegre
Welch
D. R. Woods Federal Bank Examiner
Mcpdowell County
Wood
St. Lawrence
U. S. Coast Guard
Cheat River
Trust
Bennett Airport
Harry G. Stuts
Uwp
W “Square
de Ghothers
Kaser
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