Congress Schedules Summer Recess Amid Tariff Debates
Congress will recess from late next week until September 3 after agreeing to vote on the tariff bill by October 19. Debates focus on the export debenture plan and steel industry opposition to manganese duties, with Farm Bill considerations and census reapportionment in view.
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Agriculture Committee
Hoover
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
United States
American Iron and Steel Institute
Zanes
Institute
Congress
New York World News Service
Washington
Farm Hill
Buckley Appeals Prohibition Conspiracy Conviction
In Columbus the Buckley appeal on a prohibition conspiracy conviction faces a May deadline. Judge Dennison may extend time if valid reasons exist while noting errors in testimony and notes provided by government witness Eckhart. Attorneys Henry A. Williams and R. M. Brumbaugh argued for Buckley.
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May
Buckley
Columbus
Henry A. Williams
R. M. Brumbaugh
Dayton
Williams
Dennison
Charles H. Moorman
Julian Mack
Dennisoin
Benson Hough
Sam F. Eckhart
Hough
Eckhart
George Murphy Slain Gangster Led Dual Life
Coroner heard from Anna Wheat sister of the slain that Murphy a hijacker and burglar and the woman murdered with him had lived together. Murphy was killed by machine gun fire in Hamilton on May 20 and the woman’s body was found in the Big Miami River last Tuesday. They are believed victims of gang reprisal. Wheat said Murphy may have been married and served time in Kentucky Penitentiary. Detectives found a complete safe blowing outfit at 8348 Carthage Pike after a Christmas visit to Frankfort and Florida trip.
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Anna Wheat
Fran R
Swing
Big Miami River
Wheat
Murphy
Frankfort
Kentucky
Wilson
Florida
Cincinnati
Carthage Pike
Government officer claims in beer scandal trial
The acting assistant federal commissioner designation is disputed as Eckhart denies any government office. Buckley testified of advance tips for brewery raids and notes by alleged agents could prove his truth. Mau defends Buckley’s trial as fair and impartial and cites the broader beer scandal involving Schrimper Gruber Sperber.
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Buckley
Williams
Eckhart
Mau
Hough
John L. Schrimper
Adolph Gruber
Cincinnati
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
Findlay College Names New President Homer Dunathen
Homer R. Dunathen was named president of Findlay College by the Board of Trustees. He succeeds Harvey L. Allen who resigned after disputes with the trustees over accrediting the school. Dunathen has directed the local centralized school for seven years.
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Findlay
Homer R. Dunathen
Findlay College
Dunathen
Harvey L. Allen
Lindbergh's Yacht Stops For Supplies At York Harbor
Charles A. Lindbergh and likely his bride Anne Morrow docked at Philbrick's wharf in York Harbor Maine on the Maine coast where the cabin cruiser Mouette tied up for supplies. H M Philbrick identified the famed aviator and anticipated husband as he arrived tonight.
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York Harbor
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Maine
H. M. Philbrick
Benedict
Philbrick
Firemen Called, Boy Locked In Bath Room Triggers Blaze
Cleveland June 6 Alfred Sacks four-year-old got locked in a bathroom while whitewashing his neck. Firemen freed him then raced to his home where a blaze caused about 1000 dollars in damage.
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Cleveland
Alfred Sacks
Alfred
Births recorded at several addresses in 2025 area
A series of birth notices lists parents and addresses for newborns including girls and boys. Entries name families such as Walter and Elsie Bush, Carlos Kathryn Castro, Dewey and Elsie Cotton, William and Elsie Daly, Anthony Federico and Camela, Joseph and Norma Fields, Edwin Gauger, James Gentle, Harold Hoover, William Jones, Julius Kassner, Permander Langdon, Thomas Lee, Bernice Leflar, James McClements, Nathan and Marie Nelson, Harry Oppelt, Edward Russell, Charles Sawyer, Joseph Lettelmay er, Robert Sheppard, Harley Simcox, Willard Smith, Esther Slus, Kenneth Sharp, Mildred Smith, Walter Summers, Darane Tate, and others with street addresses.
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Minnie
Colerain Avenue
Bush Walter
Elsie
Langland Street
Castro
Carlos
Kathryn
McGregor Avenue
Cotton
Dewey
West Court Street
Daly
William
Madison Road
Federico Anthony
Camela
Hemlock Street
Fields
Joseph
Norma
East Third Street
Gauger
Edwin and
Mabel
Hamilton Avenue
Gentle
James
Rose
Tremont Street
Hoover
Harold and
Esther
Edmondson Road
Norwood
Jones
William and
Elizabeth
Walker Street
Kassner
Julius and
Luella
Ibsen Avenue
Langdon—Permander
Hanover Avenue
Aurora
Ind
Lee—Thomas and
Belvedere Street
Leflar—Williams and
Bernice
Elliott Avenue
Arlington Heights
McClements
James and
Lillian
Carthage Pike
Nelson
Nathan En Marie
Dudley Street
Harry and
Loretta
Montrose Street
Russell
Edward
Montgomery Road
Sawyer
Charles Sh Margaret
Fountain Avenue
Glendale
Lettelmayer
Joseph and
Irma
Ridgeview Avenue
Sheppard
Robert
Dies
Cordova Avenue
Simcox
Harley
Edna
Beechmont Avenue
Smith
Willard van Adelaide
Bevis Avenue
Stu Sleas
Ern Gaon
Flora
West Ross Avenue
Zimmerman John and Marie
Griest Avenue
Auto Operator Held as Killer Escapes on Steamer
Discovery that a life preserver was missing on the steamer Admiral Benson prompted police to believe William L. Tallman, suspected of fatally slaying Mrs. Virginia Patty in Los Angeles, may have gone ashore or perished. Fifty police searched the vessel while guards watched depots, and a broken cabin lock confronted officers when Tallman’s removal was attempted. Blood-stained clothing identified as Tallman’s was found. he denied involvement and had fled Los Angeles after Mrs. Patty’s body was found.
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San Francisco
Admiral Benson
William L. Tallman
Virginia Patty
Los Angeles
Tallman
Benson
Francisco
San Pedro
Patty
French Count Among 33 Nabbed in New York Rum Ring
In New York thirty three men including Francis Maxence de Polignac the French Count were arrested in raids described as stage melodrama. The ring allegedly imported millions of dollars worth of liquor into the United States. Police said they had pursued the Count for years amid the crackdown on illicit alcohol.
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New York
Francis Maxence de Polignac
Prohibition Forces Mobilize To End Border Rum Running
The Treasury ordered a集中 drive against liquor smugglers near Detroit. Agents from across the United States under E. R. Norwood will lead the operation with headquarters in Ogdensburg, targeting Canadian border rum running in the Detroit area.
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Washington
Detroit
Treasury
Prohibition
Seymour Lowman
United States
E. R. Norwood
New York
Ogdensburg
Woman Jumping From Window Injures Self During Police Break In
In St Paul Minnesota a woman named Ethel Brown aged 26 leaped from a second story window during a police raid. She was severely injured and detectives question why she jumped as she was not the suspect they sought.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Ethel Brown
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