Final vote on farm relief likely soon
Washington reports a likely final vote on farm relief legislation this week as the Senate holds power to approve a conference report. Administration leaders say the farm bill, aimed at eliminating debentures, will be adopted, enabling the president to sign within about ten days. The House must act first, with the Senate poised to approve the conference report and send the measure to the White House. The debate focuses on removing debentures while opponents vow a last attempt to block that provision.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Sénaté
Farm Rélief Conference Committee
Sénatée
House
White House
Pécof
Conférérica
Gavuzzi Leads In The Bunion Derby
Aviz reports Gavuzzi surged to the lead in the sixty-two mile Bunion Derby stage from Bylas Aziz to Miami Aziz. Salo had opened with a 16 minute 49 second edge while Sam Richman ran 8 45 68 for fastest lap. Gavuzzi clocked 9 04 55 to move ahead with Giusto Umek third and Salo fourth in the released times.
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Miami
Aviz
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. Ji
Pélicéman
Pete Gavuzzi
Halian
Salo
Sam Richman
New York
England
John Salo
N. J
Giusto Umek
Italy
Sam Rienman
Paul Simpson
Burlington,n., C
Farrington to Assist Pixlee at George Washington University
Aurore Missourian Max Farrington will be assistant to James E Pixlee athletic director at George Washington University in Washington DC next year. Pixlee begins duties September 1. Farrington departs Tuesday to start. Farrington had been slated as assistant football and baseball coach at Westminster College under Brutus Hamilton.
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Associated Press
Fulton
Max Farrington
Aurore
James E. Pixlee
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Pilee
Pixlee
Farrington
Washington
Peach
Westminster College
Brutus K. Hamilton
Lindberghs Buy Small Yacht for Quiet Honeymoon
The honeymoon trail of Col Charles A Lindbergh led to Block Island where he and Miss Aimée Morrow sailed away on a small, newly purchased yacht named Monette. Skipper Louis Rounds said Lindbergh identified himself and the couple sought privacy, while reports noted Lindbergh’s recent secret marriage in Englewood New Jersey and his yacht training from the builders.
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XEW London. Com
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Long Island Sound
Louis Rounds
New London
Block Island
Flying Colonel
Rounds
Col Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Lindbergh
Monétte
Bleo
Bayonne
N. J
City delays action on three ordinances and police ops
City delays action on three ordinances as Police Chief Park urges armed guards and patrol readiness. Telephones will be installed at seven street corners for hourly checks during darkness with patrols reporting to headquarters. A new police car is proposed, old cars to be traded in, and salaries adjusted for Assistant Chief Hoover and desk sergeant Cooper. Mayor Jeakins backs two motorcycle traffic officers at 1500 annually.
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Parker
Lafayette
Sigh
Klm
Jefferson
Atchison
Miller and Mulberry
Case Avenue
Monroe
West Main
Vista Place
Renn
J. L. Hoover
John Cooper
Jeakins
Babe Ruth Sidelined By Severe Cold At Hospital
Babe Ruth was taken to a hospital today with a heavy cold and congested chest, then returned home after a several hour stay. Yankees' manager Barron said Ruth must rest three to four days and likely return to play in about a week. He missed his first game in over two years yesterday. Pat Lane of St. Louis was in the city yesterday.
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New York
Babe Ruth
MD Barron
Yankees
Ruth
Wet Press Attacked as Menace to Prohibition At Assembly
Pittsburg July 3 AP The Rev Dr F Scott McBride general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League assailed the wet press as a menace to prohibition. He criticized Hearst prohibition substitute plans and questioned the source of prize money. The assembly protested tobacco advertising on radio newspapers magazines and billboards and adjourned without a vote on union with the Southern Presbyterian Church.
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Pittsburg
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
United Presbyterian General Assembly
William “Randolph Hearst
McBride
Hearst
Prohibition
Restistorian Church
Vesuvius erupts anew near Pompeii in lava flow
Associated Press reports Mount Vesuvius began erupting near Pompeii sending a lava stream about 40 feet wide toward the ancient site. The main crater cone remained active and the flow threatened new dwellings on the mountain slopes, though not the Pompeii excavations.
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Ant Associated Press
Naples
Italy
Mount Vesuvius
Pompéii
Pompeii
Hell
Failey
Hell Valley
Vesuvius
Great Mountain
Mount Etna
Sicily
City Policemen Confirmed and Street Improvements Ordered
City council approves continued police activity report by Chief Parker. A street light on St Marys Boulevard near W W Young. Street grading on Atchison Street between Clark and Chestnut. Sidewalks ordered for Miller Street properties and Monroe Street near Emma Jones. Forrest Erhardt earns March salary during illness. B F Reed opposed action. Sidewalk contract awarded to Louis Wolff for Pohl estate. bid 322.50. Wolff property may face damage suit from McCarty Street tunnel. Carter Street improved by petition from local property owners.
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Chief Parker
St. Mary’s Boulevard
W. W. Young
Atchison Street
Clark Avenue
Chestnut Street
Council
Frank Hill
Anna Francis
E. E. Petry
W. H. Tremain
E. M. Bradley
R. Garmefi
L. D. Grider
John Petry
Jénnie Baer
Miller Street
Nolens
Wolff
McCarty, Street
Cartér Stréet
Crift's
Fulton Residents Wed Here Saturday
Alfeld Muskrow and Miss Ella Santor longtime Fulton residents were married by Judge John G. Lestie Saturday afternoon. They left for a brief honeymoon and will return to Callaway County to reside. Charles and Forrest Carson, sons of prominent local residents, depart for Colorado Springs to spend the summer on Carson ranches near Pikes Peak. Mrs. William Meliss and child leave for Carlyle Illinois to attend a golden wedding anniversary of an aunt and uncle.
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Alfeld Muskrow
Ella Santor
Fulton
John .G. Lestie
Callaway County
Colorado
Charles and
Forrest Carson
C. Carson
Colorado Springs
Colé
Carson Ranches
Pikes Peek
Illinois
William Meliss
Elston
Carlyle
Ilinois
Adam Junker
Shriner's Court Loss on insignia challenge
Washington June 3 White Shriners lost their bid to block a negro group from using the Shriners insignia rituals and emblems The Supreme Court ruled the White Shriners acquiesced too long to protest their rights were waived The decision was written by Justice Van DeVanter with no dissent and centers on whether long silence barred future objections
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Washington
Texas
Arabia
Flood Wreckage Recedes as Missouri River Waters Drop
Flood waters in northeast Missouri begin to recede as rail crews repair tracks and bridges. officials report bridge replacements on Highway No 1 near Shitheille to start tomorrow, with Holt and Livingston counties tallying millions in damage. Platte River rises threaten Agency while roads and river crossings, including the Wa bash pathway, see ongoing closures and reopenings.
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ST. Joseph
Missouri
State Highway Commission
Highway No. 1
Shitheille
Livingston County
Chillicothe
Chillicothé
Platte River
Holt County
Mound City
C. B
Omaha
Neb
Agency
Platte City
Bigelow
Clarinda
Hiawatha
Seneca
Sabetha
Kas
Rosedale
Gildhaus and Gildehaus Join To Form Merger
Wholesale grocery concerns Gildhaus Wubing and Co and H W Gildehaus Co announce a merger to operate as a single unit under Fred H Walting. The Gildehaus and Walting families have long led St Louis wholesale grocery. The merged firm will relocate next door to Gildehaus Walting.
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Associated Press
T. Louis
Jane
Gildhaus, Wubing & Co
H. W. Gildehaus & Co
Middle West
Fred H. Walting
Walking
St. Louis
Fred H. Walfing
Baldwin Is Defeated in England in London June 3
London June 3 Stanley Baldwin premier since 1924 bowed to the will of the nation in a general election and will resign tomorrow to King George from Windso r Castle. He endorses Ramsay MacDonald forming a new Labor government with 287 seats, the strongest single party in the House of Commons.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
England
King George
Windsor Castle
Air Baldivia
George
Cheafiérs
Great Britain
Baldwin
Downing Streets
Ramsay MacDonald
House‘of Commons
MacDonald
Labor
Womer Resigns At Washburn College In Topeka
Dr Parney P. Womer after 14 years as Washburn College president submitted his resignation at the annual trust meeting. He asked for August 31 1930 as effective date to end his fifteenth year. Trustees asked him to remain in charge to help select a successor. Womer has grown the endowment by about 1 005000 and completed a building and equipment program totaling about 500000.
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Topeka
Kas
Parney P. Womer
Wastburn College
Womer
Department of
Womner
Short Line Roads Are Not Wanted by the Missouri Pacific
U S hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission examined the Missouri Pacific plan to lease its twenty two subsidiaries for unified operation and potential saving. Baldwin argued against compulsory short line sales, proposing a five year interim operation by the trunk line to value and assess the property fairly while protecting investors and public convenience.
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Missouri Pacific
T. Louis
Idest LW. Birwin
The
Davis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Afisso i
Elena
Dip
Trensportat
Missouri
Commission
Smaty
Stendin
Jina
Givan
Baldwin
Confederate Vets Meet at Charlotte Anniversary Ceremonies
Confederate veterans gathered in Charlotte on the eve of their 30th reunion to observe Jefferson Davis birthday with ceremonies. Thousands of visitors arrived by car, bus, foot, and 112 special railroad coaches for the events.
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Charlotte
N. C
Jefferson Davis
Three Die In Busy Collision Near Batavia Ohio
A Cincinnati to Columbus bus and a car collided, tipping into a ditch. Three people were killed instantly and ten injured in the crash. Rescuers freed victims pinned beneath the bus as emergency crews worked at the scene.
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Batavia
Wen
Cinicinnati
Columbus
Call for an honest trial of Prohibition era laws
A broad petition signed by Henry Ford, Thomas A. Edison, Captain Robert Doller and 20 others urges an honest enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. It calls Americans to unite with President Hoover in enforcing prohibition, citing relief from the era’s social ills and endorsing a stricter legal approach.
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Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Robert Doller
J. C. Pastey
Prent Sigetér
Ralph HH. Burnside
Lumber
Portland
Oré
Patrick
Hetvarnigh
Louisville
Frederick
Chasé
Waterbury
Conn
W. H. Crosby
Ertlie Gailing
Robert Dollaz
Aeditchips
San Francisco
Thomas A.digo
West Orange
N. J
Debréit
Alfred
Hartford
Ft A. Hyde
Wichita
Jarvie
Sugar
New York
Clarence H. Kelsey
R. A. Long
Kansas
George
F. Milton
James H._ Post
Fred “W. Rattisay
Cleveland
Winslow Hartford
Colin
William Jay
C Drugs
Alfred P. Sloan
Amnrose
Swasey
Clevéland
A. A. Welch
Insurance
Joseph H
Honest Phelier
Wes
Franklin
New York Chilplan
Prah
Dilan
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Rev. McBride
Anti-Saloon’ League
R. Earle Hodges
Mise Mary Earle
Mekane
Leon Taylor
Washington University
H. J. Tayios
Margaret
Duke Shoop of
Columbia
Washburn College
Kansas School
Working Man’s Store
L. W. Baldsvin
U. S. Railroad
S. Louis City
Nation
Cohen
Capital Motor CO
East Capitol Ave
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