Senate ratifies twelve treaties in one hour on arms and Mexico
The Senate approved twelve treaties including the Geneva arms traffic pact and a Mexican claims settlement of 411 million dollars. Debates focused on the Mexican settlement. all treaties passed without record votes with two reservations on the arms treaty.
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Divorce Confirmed by Mrs Dall in Hyde Park
The article notes divorce confirmation by Mrs Dall near the family estate in Hyde Park New York. It mentions a three months European trip after the wedding and Dall becoming a general partner overseeing New York offices at an investment banking firm.
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Diet May End Kidney Stone Surgeries in Cleveland
The Cleveland clinic reports a painless diet may dissolve kidney and bladder stones, replacing many operations. In two years of use, seven patients avoided surgery, with complete disappearance in two cases and reduced stones in others. vitamin A rich meals show notable effects, though two years is too short for final conclusions.
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American Medical Association
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Charles C. Higgins
Dad forgets suicide note after deciding not to act
Kansas City AP report recounts a Missouri River incident where a man left a suicide note for his wife and children, then forgot it after deciding against self harm. Police told the family as the man admitted his lapse. The piece also mentions a 103-year-old man in Atchison celebrating birthday greetings and notes on Hugo Grotius's early career.
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We Are on Right Track Says Johnson After First NRA Year
Johnson proclaims the NRA's first year shows progress on ending child labor and boosting small businesses. He credits codes for stabilizing labor relations, noting coal and textile sectors avoided major strikes through code-led cooperation and conciliation.
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Roosevelt to visit Colombian port on summer cruise
President Roosevelt announced plans to add Cartagena Colombia to his summer cruise route with a stop to meet President Olaya Herrera. He expects a voyage from Annapolis after June 26 aboard the Houston, visiting San Juan Puerto Rico and St. Croix before Cartagena. The trip aims to highlight friendship with Colombia and other Central American states.
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President of Cuba Survives Deadly Bomb Attempt
A bomb hidden in a camera box exploded at a luncheon for President Mendieta in Havana. Ten photographers were detained, a Havana photographer was raided, and naval officers were briefly threatened. Mendieta credited a quick-thinking aide with saving his life as casualties included a naval lieutenant. Colonel Batista, visiting the palace, pledged stern measures while denying martial law.
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Licensing Power of NRA Never Used
On its first birthday the NRA faced its heaviest notice as Roosevelt’s power to license industries was debated. The article notes NRA measures relied on voluntary cooperation and that substantial licensing authority was deemed extraordinary, with Congress limiting it to a single year.
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Hopkins disqualified from Shepard trial in Kansas City
Judge Richard J. Hopkins steps aside from Maj. Charles A. Shepard murder trial in Kansas City Kansas. Robert I. Lewis as senior judge of the tenth circuit will preside. trial set for September amid affidavit of prejudice by Shepard's attorneys.
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Charles A. Shepard
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Tenth Circuit Court Of,appeals
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Hopkins
Urschel Kidnaping Conviction Appeals Denied
In Denver on June 15 Habeasman J Bailey serving a fifteen year term for participation in a kidnapping of a chief in Oklahoma has filed an appeal from his conviction in the Tenth Circuit Court. The appeal cites eighteen assignments of error from his trial before Judge Vaught in Oklahoma City.
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Vey J. Bailey
Oklahoma Slaying Mystery Deepens In Sallisaw
In Sallisaw Oklahoma two men were held for questioning about the killing of C N Nunn a Democratic candidate for the state board presidency The county attorney said Joe Ward 33 likely not involved Mrs Nunn widow insisted her husband was not shot by rivals and that there was more to the case than those motives
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Fred Green
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Potato Growers Discuss Marketing in Kansas City Meeting
June 15 in Kansas City Missouri saw a meeting of Missouri and Kansas potato growers with AAA representatives to discuss two proposed marketing agreements. Proponents and opponents aired views with equal opportunity for rebuttal. If a plan advances it would affect the new crop and aim for better prices.
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Wlagricultural Adjustment Association
Harry
Cook
Congress Near End Of Long Session In Washington
Congress moved toward final adjournment as both chambers rushed to finish remaining legislation. The Senate sped a deficiency bill and housing plan while deferring a labor board measure, and the House approved probes into oil controls tin supply and railway labor disputes, with an aim to end the session amid contentious voices and late debates.
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