Unemployment Relief Bill Advances Through Senate
United Press reports the $3.2 billion unemployment relief measure passes the Senate and heads to the House for adjustment. President Hoover opposes a federal bond issue but the Garner program adds a $2.2 billion plan. House leaders expect conference actions before adjournment as insurgent LaGuardia signals veto strategies.
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War hero dies on gallows in London Ont
London Ont June 24 A world war hero known for routing a German machine gun nest on the Somme in 1918 and awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal was hanged after a youth companion a 19 year old attempted a hold up his pistol discharged killing four men The hero Henry Quinn faced the gallows to serve as a lesson to boys in crime The youth Wallace Ramesbottom was hanged eight weeks earlier for first degree murder Weinstein was the slain London merchant Quinn illiterate left no message before his march to the cell but told guards executions must serve as lessons to men and boys in crime
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Somme
Sardia
Wallace’ Ramesbottom
Samuel Weinstein
Ramesbottom
Weinstein
Quin
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Honolulu Attack Sparks City Alarm
Honolulu was stirred by a new criminal attack on a woman. Tsuma Tora Tagawa, a 41 year old Japanese mother of five, was beaten insensible by an unidentified man while walking along a road on the city outskirts. The assailant fled after leaving her unconscious. Police were pursuing leads today.
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Honolulu
Attace Pon
Tsuma Tora! Tagawa
Poligg Wum
Gentlemens accord with Britain hinted
London reports an unwritten gentlemen's agreement between Britain and the United States on reparations and disarmament. The understanding would align disarmament policies and halt reparations if conferences fail. It notes a possible U S debt relief or moratorium for Britain after the 1932 election if Hoover is re-elected.
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Two more Fall Victims Bitten by Dogs in Carry
Two Carry residents were bitten by dogs on Frederick Street and Findley Lake this morning. George Boyd sustained two severe leg wounds from a large Airedale owned by Wesley Pearce, also injuring another resident, Miss Arins Burns, in a prior attack. Robert Brown, a local letter carrier, was bitten on the right wrist by a police dog owned by Dale Lite. the wound required cauterization. Authorities consider taking action to prevent the dog’s return.
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Rival firms battle to share Egypt salvage spoils
Brest June 24 A clash looms over the gold recovered from the sunken liner Egypt as Italian crewmen of Artiglio II claim over $1,000,000 from the wheel 400 feet under water. A French salvage firm seeks a cut arguing it prepared the way for Artiglio II while a Swedish company began operations and then quit.
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Vy Myai
Egypt
Artigio 11
Artigne
Recover Bodies 34 Tidal Wave Victims Colima Mexico
Colima City Mexico June 24 thirty four bodies were recovered today at Cuyutlan seaside resort swept by a tidal wave More victims were being sought in debris over wide areas governor Salvador Saucedo said injured listed at yer 100.
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Colima City
Mexico
Cuyutlan
Colime
Salvador Saucedo
Veterans Barred From Homeward March At Capital
An insurgent band of about 600 veterans marched on Washington to press for the Pacman bonus bill. Police moved to reinforce and warned that contributions and rations were dwindling. Commander Walter Waters said supporters might starve where they stand, as some 95 men began returning home. Authorities warned veterans may relocate to Camp Meigs amid health concerns near government buildings and a busy market corridor.
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Washington
W. W. Waters
Anacostia
Bonus Army
Pelham Glassford
Walter Waters
Onus Army
Glassford
Camp Meigs
Gold Strike Sparks Yukon Rush Across Alaska Trails
News from Seward Alaska on June 24 reports a Yukon strike at Nuia Bay Cumiley attracting two prospecting groups. A gold quartz sample valued between 19000 and 50000 per ton shown by Tom Babcock and Dave Downey spurred overnight parties, with exploration teams and pilots racing to transport men and gear along the Yukon trail.
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Tom Babcock
Dave Downey
Aue SaStMedwaenel
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Roosevelt Smith Feud Threatens Democratic Unity
Chicago dispatch reports the Roosevelt Smith feud over altering party rules to a simple majority for presidential nomination imperils the Democratic unity ahead of the convention. Roosevelt allies seek to abolish the two thirds rule, amid accusations of Wall Street influence and bitter break between Roosevelt and Smith dating to earlier campaigns.
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Democratic Party
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Jonn J. Raskobs
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New York
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Houston
Car Flips Over 50 Foot Embankment Injuries Reported
In Vandergrift Pennsylvania two women Mrs Anna Lockabaught 25 of near Leechburg and Mrs Glyde Cober 27 of Gilpin township were injured when their car rolled down a 50 foot embankment while en route to Edenley for a swim in the Allegheny River.
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Erese Vandergrift
Anna Lockabaught
Leechberg
Glyde Cober
Gilpin Township
Ecenley
Allegheny River
Germany explains financial plight to France at Lausanne
German and French ministers and experts meet in Lausanne to discuss reparations. German finance minister Count Schwerin Von Krosigk outlines an inability to pay future installments, despite a hopeful mood from Premier Herriot.
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United Press Star
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Baker Looms as Second Choice in Democratic Nominations
United Press survey of 18 state delegations shows Newton D Baker as a strong second choice if Roosevelt fails to secure the Democratic nomination. Baker would pick up votes from Maryland New Jersey and Maryland while Roosevelt remains favored in Missouri and Texas. Melvin A Traylor could be brought in with about 28 votes to Baker if no clear nominee emerges.
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United Press
Chicago
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New York
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Fayor Baker
Maryland
Alfred J. Smith
Albert C. Ritchie
Missouri
Texas
Fayor Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Smith
Baker
New Jersey
Ruehle
Melvin A. Traylor
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Perjury charge looms in Bell case tied to Donohoe killing
Uniontown report notes Anthony Bell Jr former Fayette detective once acquitted in Donohoe death now faces perjury charges after naming R G Bledsoe and Cosmo Stangoni as two of three companions in the killing. A fourth suspect Cannella Sturiale remains at large as judge weighs new witness testimony changes and possible actions against others. In Philadelphia, Dr John A Miller and Frances Morgan Swain wed after fifty years of friendship.
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Friends
Philadelphia
John A. Miller
Frances Morgan Swain
Joseph —Gwenn
Bwattimbre College
Miller
Swarthmore
Chinese military chief assassinated reported by Japanese press
London June 24 reports from Harbin say Gen Ma Chan Shan a Chinese militarist who opposed and acted against Japan in Manchuria was killed when his residence was blown up. The Japanese press cited Exchange Telegraph Company dispatches noting prior rumors of his death.
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Harbin
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Néas
College Prexy Asks Day Repeal to Save Youth
Chicago University president Robert M. Hutchins urged Democratic platform framers to repeal the 18th amendment to aid youth. He called for a youth-centered program supporting tariff reduction, federal expenditure cuts, and free public ownership of electric power systems to end private rate extortion. Judson King urged a plank for public ownership and operation of electric power.
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Chicago, University
Lyte C. Wilson
United Press
Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
Chicago University
Democratic Party
Judson King
National Popular Government League
Four Held for Blast and Fire in Hankin Suburb
An explosion and fire wrecked a Hankin confectionery and damaged a house and bridge injuring three. Four arrests followed, including a woman, amid an alleged arson plot linked to Frank Caputo and Frank Getz. Chief Michael Jordan noted it as the third blast in two years.
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Hankin
Michael Jordan
Rankin
Frank Caputo
Secon
Capute
Frank Getz
Rose
Arfaalea
Joby Adriaa
Jobs Maajcick
Swiksvale
New Attack On Roosevelt Sparks Convention Frenzy
Chicago June 21 Roosevelt forces clash with Smith camp over two thirds rule at Democratic convention. Tammany backing for Roosevelt wavers as Curry fights abolishing the rule to nominate by majority. Hague and Smith allies condemn Roosevelt as weakest candidate.
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Radio listings review the day’s top programs across networks including WEAF NBC and CBS. Highlights feature light opera selections and concert orchestra segments with symphonic works and national programs. The schedule notes orchestras and broadcasts from CBS and NBC, outlining the day’s varied classical and light entertainment.
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