Sides Claim Victories In Tariff Debate Near Senate
Washington June 2 Both sponsors and opponents of the Smoot Hawley tariff bill moved toward final debate with votes planned on the conference report. The fight centers on emergency rate changes and the 60 day effective period, pending presidential authority and the commission’s recommendations.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Niance Committee
House
Barkley
Kentucky
Curtis
Coalition
Commission
Republican Coalition
Arrests Expected in Lynch Inquiry in Oklahoma
In Chickasha Oklahoma June 2 7 investigation into mob violence following the fatal stabbing and shooting of Henry Arog a black man. Attorney General J Berry King said multiple arrests are expected after an inquiry. Over ten witnesses were summoned for tomorrow’s hearing into the death. Governor Holtowar ordered aid from Grady County and Adjutant General Barrett awaited a report from Captain Be rr Smith on National Guardsmen who attempted to keep back the mob with tear bombs and machine guns.
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Chickasha
Okla
Henry Arog
J. Berry King
W. J. Hol- Towar
B. F. Holding
Grady County
Adjutant General
Charles F. Barrett
BE ‘Rr. Smith
WD National Guardsmen
Investigation of Liquor Charges in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls faces a liquor charges controversy as city officials debate Nelsons resolution. Chief Guy Strahan accuses an attempt to frame him while Mayor Burnside denies involvement. A six member board of inquiry is appointed, including Commissioners Nelson and Reid but excluding the mayor.
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Sioux Falls
Joseph S. Nelgon
Nelson
Guy Strahan
Sion Falls
George W. Burnside
Stetlen
Els. Schoeneman
Italy Hails Garibaldi Memory With Veterans Pilgrimage
In CAPERS Italy on June 2 1948 veterans in red shirts and youths in black shirts gather to honor Giuseppe Garibaldi on the 48th anniversary of his death. Delegations from Sardinia and nearby areas salute before a bust and the grave on the island.
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Italy
Nide
Sardinia
Igrave
Ipsam
Italians Set World Nonrefueling Flight Endurance Record
Rome. Major Umberto Maddelenz and Lieutenant Fausto Cecconi landed at Montecelio after 67 hours and 15 minutes aloft, surpassing Germans Johann Risticz and Hans Zimmerman who held 65 hours 26 minutes. The 67 hour flight began Friday at 1:31 am Montecelio, marking their fourth attempt in recent months.
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Rome
Italy
Umberto Maddelenz
Umberto
Nobile
Spitzbergen
Montecelia
Fausto Cecconi
Herbert M. Lord of Budget Is Dead
Herbert M. Lord former director of the budget died in Washington after a long illness. He had earlier served as director of finance for the War Department during World War I, reputed for memorizing vast financial figures and trimming government expenditures. Born December 6, 1853 in Rockland Maine, he rose from editor and clerk to Army paymaster and budget director, earning praise as a master calculator and frugal reformer.
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Washington
Herbert M. Lord
General Lord
Kenneth P. Lord
Fort Leavenworth
United States
War Department
Wes General Lord
Charles G. Dawes
Treasury
Udget
Congress
Denver
Colo
Cardiff
Tenn
Capitol
House
Nelson Dingley
Wilson
Salem
Democrats name platform at South Dakota convention
South Dakota Democrats concluded preliminaries at their convention focusing on platform adoption with W W Howes praising Governor Bulow and attacking Republican choices. McCullough pledged a business administration. Werner eyed warding off misrepresentation in the third district as plans for fall campaign move ahead.
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Merre
South Dakota
W. W. Howes
W. J. Bulow
Senate
Howes
Hite
Aton BP
Ordtery
Republice
National Committee
Bulow
DB. A. McCullough
Coral Credits
Warren Green
Hazel
Rulow
W. E. McMaster
Highway Department
McCullough
Business Administration
T. B. Werner
Rapid City
Congress
Wil i Williamson
Eugene C. Mahoney
Sioux Falls
M.A. Kennedy
Fort Pierre
George. Philips
Huron
M. N. Anderson
Ideal
Jorgen J. Bos
Presho
H. E. Hitchcock
Mitchell
Frank J. Sieh
Aberdeen
E. Weggint
Howard
B. F. Lyons
Redfield
N. EB
Wansins Madison
James Houlihan
Watertown
Sturgis
Ed ‘Devitt
Barksburg
Yankton
Two Arrested In Robberies Of Stores In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls two suspects Hex Rowles and Mrs Frances Bechtall were arrested at 6 am after links to robberies at two meat markets, a filling station at Madison, and a Hartford street store. Officers recovered goods believed stolen from the auto they rented. The night market robbery yielded about $103 through a rear window entry.
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Sioux Falls
Hex' Rowles
Mra
Frances Bechtall
Madison
Hartford
Seek Bodies Lost In Boat Upset On Lake
A search was mounted on Silver Lake for the bodies of Lou Burley aged 3 and Carl Letts aged 40 after a fishing boat capsized during a lake outing near Hartley Iowa yesterday. James Wright aged 30 survived by clinging to the overturned craft brought ashore by Martin Tong. he was unconscious from exposure but doctors expect recovery.
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Hartley
Iowa
Lou Burley
Carl Letts
Silver Lake
James Wright
Martin Tong
Three More Pay Fines in Huron Traffic Case
In Huron a court records show one defendant pled guilty to traffic violations and paid a fine after a morning hearing. The case names por Traff ic and Cy Beddow among those referenced in the fragmentary OCR.
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Huron
Cy Beddow
Strange Way Officers Named at Chicago Convention
At a Chicago convention a bizarre ritual produced officers for a society. A numbered fan token, a rabbit, handcuffs, a glass of water, a lantern, canaries, plants, ribbons, and a stein were used in a vote tally presided by Theo Hardeen. The tally favored James Wobensmith for president and C Eliott Smith for vice president. The ballot box vanished amid a recount demand, but the treasurer reported balanced books as the convention closed.
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Chicago
Theo Hardeen
John Muhollland
James Wobensmith
Philadelphia
Daveneant
C. Eliott Smith
Bovel L. Vilas
New Aeace
Harry Qroucerey Sanda Muli
Missjing
Th ‘Easurer
Rouclere
Liberalists Feature Baptist Convention in Cleveland Session
The Northern Baptist convention centers on liberal reform as Dr. Harry Fosdick of New York is set to speak at the final session in Cleveland. Today’s business sessions will tackle the report on the Federal Council of Churches and the resolutions committee’s recommendations. Earlier, fundamentalists voiced objections but opposition appeared to fade during the conference.
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Cleveland
Northern Baptist Convention
Harry Fosdick
New York
Federal Council of Churches
Resolutions Committee
Council
Grand Jury May Probe Ship Sinking
A grand jury may investigate the Memorial Day fishing boat disaster near Santa Monica California. Captain William Bright of the sheriff's office said sixteen lives are believed lost after the craft rolled over in a huge wave with about 60 passengers aboard. The district attorney seeks recommendations to prevent a recurrence.
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Santa “Monica
Cal
Grand Jury
William Bright
Sheriff’s” Office
Mellon Checks and Campaign Expenditures Reveal Fund Links
The testimony shows Mellon funds from Samuel V. Mellon and relatives supported the Davis Brown ticket. Vauclain testified the money went to Brown then to the campaign chest, while Secretary Davis denied donations on his behalf. Nye noted the campaign spent far less than the 1926 total, and Ware was denied a year due to high expenditures.
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Pai c
Sisom
Mellon
Samuel Vanclain
Davis
Francis Shunk Brown
Gifford Pinchot
Treasury
R. B
W. L. Mellon
Vauclain
Brown
Nye
William S.ware
Vauelain
Vara
Davis-Brown
Prison Inmate Invents High Efficiency Propeller Design
John King, a 16 year inmate at Joliet Penitentiary, claims invention of a novel four blade propeller with a helicon central shaft. He says the design achieves about 90 percent efficiency and could benefit society after release. King reports dream inspiration and five years of work in the prison workshop.
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Joliet
Icl
John King
King
United States Navy
Henry ‘Ford
Guggenheim Foundation
Gelitasy
Harry
Hill
Elliott Hearing Date Uncertain in Bank Robbery Case
Sioux Falls, June 2. Circuit court officials do not know which hearing will be held for John Elliott of Sioux City, who confessed to the First National Bank robbery at Elk Point. He has not been brought here yet. Last week word said he would plead guilty and be sentenced tomorrow. Elliott confessed Thursday. loot found at his Sioux City home. A Elk Point message today said Elliott would be brought there Tuesday morning.
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Elliott
Sioux Falls
John Elliott
Sioux City
First National Bank
Elk Point
Eliott
Hetland Case Heads to Jury in Poultry Theft Trial
WOONSOCKET June 2 Special evidence in the Hetland poultry theft case was completed this afternoon and the trial likely to go to the jury late today. Oliver and Forcier are involved in a fatal car crash linked to Clarence O. Anderson, Sioux Falls, who faces failure to stop charges.
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Hetland
Woonsocket
Oliver. Hetland
Clarence O. Anderson
Sioux Falls
Awaa
Oliver Forcier
Woansocket
Automobile Crash Leaves Man Crushed and Injured
In a startling automobile accident three miles from town, X. Zorger reports the victim is in a nervous condition and currently hospitalized. The incident details remain unclear, but medical staff state serious injuries were sustained.
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Zorger
Glu
Rainy Season Ends Salt Deposit Raiding Shrouded by Monsoon
A heavy monsoon rain in Bombay marked the start of the rainy season and the end of a major phase of the civil disobedience campaign. Salt depots at Wadala and Dharasana will become inaccessible as mud and water deter raids. The final raid drew 15,000 volunteers, with police charging, injuring about 150 people despite troop presence.
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Hombay
Bombay “Presidency
Wadala
Dharasana
Wind Delays South Dakota Oil Drilling
Strong winds damaged equipment delaying spudding of the second well in Barker field. A derrick, garage, bunkhouses, and derrick house roof were wrecked. One worker, Snyder, was injured after being blown from the derrick. P F Ward of Black Hills Petroleum cites a one week to ten day delay for rebuilding and resumed work.
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Hot Springs
South
Mule Creek
Edgemont
Snyder
Barker Field
Bill Titus
P. F. Ward
Black Hills ‘Petroleum Company
Postpone Calling OF Circuit Jurors
Judge Alva B. Taylor ordered a one week postponement for circuit jurors. The June term opens at Beadle county courthouse on June 9. Jurors originally called for June 10 now appear June 16, with no trials likely that time. Calendar and case arrangements start June 9 morning, light docket expected.
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Alva B. Taylor
Circuit Court
Beadle County Court House
Consolidation Formed to Create Swann Chemical Co
New York June 2. Seven southern chemical and industrial concerns merge into Swann Chemical Co. Theodore Swann of Birmingham will head the new group. He pioneered the 1917 use of electric furnaces for manganese. Consolidated entities include Federal Phosphorus, Federal Carbine, Federal Fertilizer, Jax Plant Food, Southern Manganese Corp, Southern Manganese Mining, and Southern Manganese Land Co.
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New York
Southern Chemical
Swann, Chemical Company
Theodore Swann
Birmingham
Federal Phosphorus, Company
Federal Carbine
Federal Fertilizer
Jax Plant Food Company
Southern Manganese Corporation
Southern Manganese Mining
Southern Mangenese Land Company
Convicted Murderer Dies in Nevada Gas Chamber
Carson City Nevada June 2 died today in the lethal gas chamber at the state prison. The gambler identified as Bob White Elko died at 4 40 p m after being strapped into the nine by eight by nine foot chamber built at the prison. He had been convicted on circumstantial evidence of the murder of Louis Lavell another gambler. Some recovery notes follow incidental to hospital facilities.
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Carson City
Nevada
R.H
Bob) White
Nevada State Prison
Louis Lavell
Pee ‘White
Chicago gangland killings escalate with police deaths
Chicago reports a violent weekend as machine gun attacks wound and kill, including two officers Erhardt Meyer and Claude Lanstra. At Fox Lake a resort massacre left multiple dead, and a Milwaukee Avenue body was found. Druggan led gang violence amid new gunfire.
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Chicago
St. Valentine’s Day
North Clay's Street
Ilinois Trash and Savings Bank
Milwaukee Avenue
Michael Quirk
West Side
Sam Pellar
Joseph Bertsthe
Barney
North Side
George Druggan
Lattter
Terry
Vivien McGinnis
Kaga
Tony Vernatore
Joseph Ferraci
Sam Monistere
Monistera
Philip Gnolfo
Weather update for Harem and Houth Dakota
Unsettled conditions tonight into Tuesday with a temperature change. In Houth Dakota expect fair skies, sticky and warmer conditions southeast tonight and Tuesday with increasing cloudiness followed by cooler air in the extreme west portion.
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Houth ,Dakota
Sitckety
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Jeland Smith
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Force
Tna Piasea
Highland Park
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Lensha
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