The Great Lakes to Air Flight: Daylight Ocean Run
The newspaper notes a daylight airliner crossing the United States from coast to coast in under fourteen hours with fourteen passengers, contrasting with the fourteen weeks of the past. It highlights Missouri Pacific tax figures and road-building progress as state unemployment relief, along with political editorials on Tugwell and the silver bill. Senator Clark and Patterson positions are debated, and the piece closes with critique of the Republican platform and the brain trust.
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Ocean
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Wall Street
Jefferson City welcomes motorized cavalry en route to Kentucky
A regiment of 700 men and 200 machines arrives this afternoon in Jefferson City and camps at Reed's Whiteway ball park. The column travels from Ft. Riley to Ft. Knox, Ky, and locals expect a large crowd. The piece notes Missouri tax history, political commentary on Roosevelt era policies, and upcoming primary and general elections urging informed voting.
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Jefferson City
Reed
Whiteway
Debt weakness in Britain's stance sparks US exchange note
A Washington note from Secretary Hull to Sir Ronald Lindsay cites three points in response to Britain's June 4 proposal. It states Britain must pay the June 15 installment to avoid default under the Johnson law, no link between US debt and UK debts, and openness to discuss payments in kind or other mutual terms if practical. The note references President Roosevelt's call for substantial sacrifices and notes observers warn Britain could be pressed by global raw materials constraints.
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Great Britain
Ronald Lindsay
Hull
United States
Britain
Sim
Roosevelt
Congress
Bankers and Police Nervous as Young Man Waits at Bank
In Lawrence Kansas a nervous young man sat in a car before the First National Bank. Police feared a hold up as the man entered for change then left. He identified himself as Lawrence Sterling a KU graduate last February seeking funds for a bank hostor and himself. The piece notes the bar and a Kaw Indian link through Charles Curtis’s grandmother.
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First National Tank
York
Lawrence Sterling
Jim
Sterling
University of Kansas
Bride
Federal Judge in Kentucky Dies at 80
MAYSVILLE Ky June 12 AP Federal District Judge A M Ju Cochran 80 died at his home late today after a long illness He was appointed to the federal bench in 1901 known for numerous rulings and for his objections to women serving on juries The report includes unrelated clipping about dugout canoes used by Hawaiians in the last century and pine log sources from Oregon
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Maysville
Federal
A. M. Ju. Cochran
Cochran
Mussolini Seeks Hitler Contact Amid War Plans
The report states Mussolini intends to reach out to Adolf Hitler as Italian leaders discuss war plans. A premeeting with advisers and the League of Nations counsel is noted, with emphasis on strategic interests and timing around the visitor’s Thursday visit. Meanwhile Portuguese reports claim a sunken treasure valued at 1.5 million dollars near Lisbon in 1105, and a note on hormonal treatments and aging in biomedical circles.
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France
Aces
League of Ions
Substances in Blood Act as Balancers in Endocrine Chemistry
Discovery of antagonistic substances in human blood described as balancers may mark a new field in medicine. Reported to the American Medical profession, these balance agents oppose hormones from endocrine glands influencing growth energy color development and personality. Lead researcher J B Collip of Montreal explained significance. several scientists contributed to the findings presented at internal secretions and American medical association meetings.
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Montreal
Political Announcements from The Daily Capital News
The Daily Capital News publishes party candidates for county offices subject to state action. Democratic ticket lists Nelson LAAF Sevier Macreway Bennie Bennett Dennjes Logabrinck Scheppers Hampton Watts Hogg Bond Wekamp, with Henderson first district judge. Republican ticket names Henry G. Le Page.
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Jon Livingston
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al Schepers
Hampton Watts
George W. Schell
Sherwood Mi. Wiatt
William H. Tellman
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Ernett S. Bondane Wekcamp
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Curtis L. Denn
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AL Scheppers
Hampton
Happy
M. Watts
John W. Hogg
Emett S. Bond
William Wekamp
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