Stop Gap NRA Debate Splits Senate House Passage Expected
June 3 AP report notes a House stopgap NRA extension amid antitrust code debates. Critics fear eight to twelve month relief loosens antitrust rules more than intended while some defend the recovery plan. Center of attacks focuses on Richberg resignation and code exemptions amid Roosevelt administration policies.
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Nathan Rogertson Abhington
Oria
NRA
Ile Richberg
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
House
Setton
United
Harrison
Senate
Clark
Unclear fragmentary text hints at political talk and Japan map mention
The fragment references critics of industry, France premiership, Chevalier, England, Italy, Japan, and a gun on a something. It appears as a stray, garbled discourse with names and places but no clear event or outcome.
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Sywood
Caih
Intry
France
Chevalier
Hyer
Italy
Japan
Rugila
Will Rogers
Mussolini Warns Britain as War in Africa Looms
In Sardinia Premier Mussolini addressed 20,000 soldiers vowing to settle accounts with Ethiopia. He criticized Britain for empire building and stated Italy would act with force if required, praising the Sardinian crowd and calling Italy’s youth to arms in defense of national glory.
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Cagliari
Sardinia
Mussolini
Soldlers
East Africa
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Italy
Africa
2 Duco
England
Tr Duce
Blackshida
Cogilaral
Gov Bennett Conner grants 30 day suspension in Dean case
AP dispatches report Governor Bennett Conner suspends for 30 days the sentence of Dr. Sarah Ruth Dean Greenwood physician convicted in the poison whiskey highball death of her associate Dr. John Preston Kennedy. The stay allows time to study pardon applications while the case awaits review.
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Jackson
Ming
Bennett Conner
Tfe
Sarah Ruth Dean
Greenwood
John Preston Kennedy
Ab Roe
Early Messer Sentenced Five Days For Contempt
Earley L. Menster, operator of Jolly Inn Sandwich show, was brought in by Sheriff deputies after a court order in May restraining whiskey on his premises. He received five days in jail and a $50 fine for contempt of court. He will be tried on the white rey count in county court the first Monday in July.
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Earley L. Menster
Jolly Inn Sandwich Show
Alex May
D. ¢. Halstead
Halstead
All Nations But Finland To Pass Up Debt Payment
Washington June 15 1931 The United States faces a wave of defaults as all nations except Finland plan to skip debt payments led by Britain and other allies Britain owes 5 670 000 on June 15 plus about 350 900 000 in streams The British ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay cited talks on revised retirement and noted relief efforts while stressing no change in the situation and awaiting further notes continued on back pages.
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Washington
Finland
Great Britain
United States
Hall
Ronald Lindsay
Cave Po
Nnts
Britain
Roosevelt
Alfred
NRA
Election Extra Suppressed Referendum Report
Fragmented OCR text reports election related items including referendum mentions and irregular phrases. The readable parts indicate a city election context with references to votes and authorities, but the exact details are unclear. The item seems to be a brief political update from a local paper with incomplete phrasing.
Graves Heads Party of State Officials to Sign Bond Issue
Gov Rikh Graves and four state officials plan to travel to Albany to sign the 16.929 million state refunding bonds recently sold by a bond syndicate at an interest rate reduction. Treasurer John Brandon, Secretary of State Howell Turner, Auditor Charing B. McCall, and financial advisor W. W. Brooks accompany the governor to the Albany engraving plant where a special signing device will be used. The trip was chosen as cheaper than shipping the bonds and signing device.
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Montgomery
Rikh Graves
Albany
John Brandon
Howell Turner
Charing BE. McCall
W. W. Brooks
Engraveng Company
Eva Coo No 1 Of American Women Condemned To Die
Eva Coo was moved today among American women sentenced to death. The report recalls May H Carey’s execution and notes Governor Lehman will decide Eva Coe's fate. The piece references past executions and quotes Theodore Roosevelt’s stance on capital punishment.
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Eva Coo
SY Dale Garrison
New York
May H. Carey
Georgetown
Delaware
Mrs Coo
Martha M. Place
Theodore Roosevel
Lehman
Eva Coe
Roosevelt
Senate Confides Powers to Laval After Confidence Vote
The Laval government wins approval for emergency decree powers by a 233 to 0 vote in the senate after the chamber earlier passed the measure by confidence. The budget deficit and rail obstructions loom as the treasury faces a vast 8.5 billion francs shortfall. The decree grants, kept from other branches, aim to avert a potential downturn and focus on economy measures in the insurance system.
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Richard G. Massocr
Panis
Senate
Pierre Laval
Chamber of Deputies
Qrnate Nnance
Xenata
Hhe
Latat
Authorities probe shark claim in missing man case
PENSACOLA June 3 authorities ponder if a shark killed B. J. Romig of Meridian Mississippi who vanished on a fishing trip a month ago. San Juan officers reported finding a skeleton trousers and shoes in a shark's stomach, with clothing sent for possible identification.
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Pensacola
Fin
B. J. Romig
Meridian
Miss
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Veteran Jurist Judge Kyle Dies in Decatur
Sime YAP Tider Mscoals Kyle, a longtime prominent jurist and former Federal judge in the Panama Canal Zone, died at his home after an extended illness. He served as a district judge and was active in civic groups. His career spanned the Spanish American era through decisive public service.
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Decatur
Sime ( Yap
Governor Signs Bill for Hauptmann Trial Costs Including Jury
Governor endorses legislative appropriation of 77,260.95 for the Lindbergh kidnapping murder trial expenses. Previously 86,000 and a state haven commission had added costs, totaling about 125,000. The report notes jurors and trial costs amid the state’s support.
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Hauptmann
Trentin
Iritg
Pinkyard Mauptmann
Tremington
Harfmnry Todiy Sinner
Washington County fishing card remains at twenty five dollars
A telegram from George W. Davis, supervisor of conservation, confirms no change in Washington County non-resident fishing licences, remaining at two dollars and eighty two cents for county residents, while other counties drop their rates.
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Washington County
Earle Souihday
George W. Davis
Superviear of Conservation
Tallaharsne
Freeing of Cuban Millionaire Sparks Kidnapping Hunt
A Cuban railroad executive abducted last Saturday prompted Havana police to intensify a search. Authorities confiscated $26,000 to block ransom payments while a separate report mentions a New York delivery incident and a missing boy case. The articles reflect a broad scramble amid ransom and abduction fears.
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Antonia San Miguel
Hivana Polles
Ranani
Sin Miguel
New York City
Kaul
Sutton
Kats
City Power Loan Fee Says TVA Act Grants Extra Rights
Knoxville reports on a chancery court argument by A C Grimm about the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Public Works system. The case centers on preventing construction of a power system while TVA and NWA funding, and TVA entanglements, form the backdrop. The Treasury position in Washington lists June 6 figures with expenditures and monthly receipts.
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Knoxville
Tonn
Teimewne
TVA
A. C. Grimm
Nedreex
Tonneare Public Service Company
TS Supreme Court
Grimm
Fame
Sity
Haa
NWA Funda
Treasury
Washington
Roosevelt Clash Over State Rights and NRA Recovery At Texas Dems
In Amarillo Texas young Democrats face a split between state sovereignty and the NRA era recovery program. Governor Allred advocates states rights while Elliott Roosevelt defends the Roosevelt stance and federal recovery policy. The convention votes to oppose constitutional amendments limiting Congress power amid sharp floor exchanges.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Amarillo
Tex
Cuprems Court
NRA
Young Democrats of
Texas
James V. Allred
Brott Roosevelt
City votes in heated referendum on commission form
The city held a pivotal municipal election testing commission form amid intense campaigning. About 1,300 of 1,800 registered voters cast ballots on retaining the aldermanic system or switching to a commission government, after a court-ordered election overseen by Judge Halstead. Ballots were set at the courthouse and downtown polling sites, as observers noted slower morning turnout expected to rise later.
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Batu Dsy
Advocate
D. C. Halstead
J.C. Exell
Elly Hill
Eity
Enurthouan Dbe Henyie
Justice McReynolds Urges Constitution to Endure at Toast
Associate Justice James S McReynolds urged the Nashville Bar to toast the Constitution and the President during a meeting. He called the Constitution the foundation of liberty and warned of a period of intense difficulty for the Supreme Court while remaining hopeful under established principles.
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Nashville
Tonn
June
James S McReynolds
U. S. Suprema Court
Tannessen Bar Association
Our
Prise
Holding & Xlans
United States
United State
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Zero hour nears in Sino Japanese conflict threat
June 8 dispatches from Tientsin and Tokyo report Japan moving toward a final warning to China. Japanese military officers travel to Polplag and Manchuria as Tokyo demands China submit to its ultimatum or face invasion. Continued on back page.
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Tientsin
China
Bateat
Binedapannne
Polplag
Gen
Inogas
Japan
Shanghai
Col
Sakai
North China
Maj
Ohk
Alnir
Capt
Ohhipan
Nankaige
WAR Machine
Tokyo
API
Manchoukua Wan
Prensa Distatchen
Tueatoy
Capital Juries Send Three to Chair Five to Life Terms
Montgomery juries this week sentenced three men to the electric chair and five to life terms after trials. Defendants included Dick Full white charged with attacking a young white girl, Henry Stewart and William E. Bynum both Black, Stewart convicted of harming his mother-in-law, and Rynwen Kirby, a prison convict, for the slaying of James Andrews.
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Montgomery
Dts
Dick Full
Hemy Stewart
William EB. Bynum
Negries
Stewart
Rynwen
Kirby
James Andrews
Speigner
Alcohol Tax Sleuths Land Three Negroes in Dothan
Federal agents and deputies captured three Dothan men Mitchel L. Parker Bennie Coleman and Emanuel M Coleman near Soman Bridge charged with defrauding the government of revenue. Authorities reported 17 gallons of whiskey in the automobile the men were driving and bound them over to the federal grand jury with bonds set at 500 each.
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White
Weaver
South Alabama
Dothan
Mitchel L. Parker
Benn'e Coleman
Emanuel M. Coleman
Soman
Puaeiver Bridge
Alscay
Federal Grand Jury
Boewel
J. H. Pate
Geneve
Five More Go to Prison in Bremer Kidnap Case
Five more conspirators in the Edward G Bremer $200000 kidnapping were sentenced by Federal Judge M M Joyce to terms from five years to life. Voinney Davin, deputy of the Barker-Karpis gang, got ten. Harold Aldarian and Elmer Ferner received 20 year terms at Leavenworth. Two money changers John J McLaughlin and Jamie J Wilson drew five year terms.
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ST. Paul
Edward G Bremer
M. M. Joyce
Voiney Davin
Leavenworth Penitentia
Harold Aldarien
Tideout
Bensenville
Elmer Fermer
Bannenville
Keener
Bremer
Leavenworth
Tertos
John J
Boss'' McLaughlin
Chicago
Jamie J. Wilson
North Mentern University
Worry Wert Vacation Service Inquiry
A cryptic notice asks what vacation would be like with the Worry Wert and mentions a Bagh visiting you while away. A Ceviation Department contact is suggested by phone.
Weather forecast for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Cloudy and unsettled Saturday night, Sunday partly cloudy to cloudy. Outlook next week shows central and eastern gulf states partly cloudy with possible showers midweek or later. Sea-sal? temperatures not provided.
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Alabama
N. W. Florwa
Central
East Guig
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