Wholesale shooting gang war erupts in Chicago
In Chicago a gang war sweep killed three mobsters and wounded five, including a pregnant woman. The Meads led by Terry Druggan faced a deadly ambush at Hotel Manning Foswke near Leva, as gunmen opened fire after a table gathering, sending the assailants fleeing in darkness.
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Chicago
APJ
Mead
Terry Druggan
Tubulent Valley
Sam Pellar
Michael Quirk
Ine Bertavhe
George Druggan
Terry Mra
Vivian McGinnis
Tory Tornatore
Doxeph Ferrari
Sam Montstay
Joe Atsilo Fring
Wag Tallar
Quirkerixcho
Drugeast
Quirk
Hertada
Tariff Debate Sparks Democratic Critique of Farmers' Losses
Washington June 1 four house and senate Republicans issued statements praising the new flexible tariff provision while a senate Democrat denounced a "vicious propaganda" analysis showing farmers as the prime beneficiaries. Senator Smoot plans to call up the second conference report soon as talks continue on the tariff bill. Senator Barkley charged the bill would harm farmers, claiming for every dollar added to farmers' pockets at least 19 is taken away.
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Washington
Senate
House
Jenders
Smoot
Hixt
Fess
Ohio
Tariff Commission
Vthat Commission
Nemoceata
Nator Barkley
Kentucky
Barkley
Lenat 19
Nordic leaders call for unity over race in church talks
Pastor AL Hay Petty of First Baptist Kansas City urges greater unity among Christian faiths and outlawing war at the Northern Baptist convention. He decries Nordic racism and says modern nationalism spills color lines and alienates brothers in Christ. The Presbyterian General Assembly continues in Cincinnati with reflections on postwar opportuntities.
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AL Hay Petty
Firat Baptist Church
Kansas City
Petty
Nevada Gambler To Die In Gas Chamber Today
Carson City Nevada June 1 AP The state completes preparations for the asphyxiation of R H White Elko gambler at 4 25 p m tomorrow for killing Louis Lavell a fellow gambler White has faced execution with grim humor greeting guards with a cheery hello and saying he would rather be executed than live in prison Commutation Denied last month by the state board of pardons the condemned man retains his calm and Nevada remains the only state to have adopted execution by gas chamber Continued on Page 8
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Carson City
Nev
Dia
Louis Lavell
White
Nis Ife
Laal
Nfe Iniriganmant
Thin
State Board of Pardons
Italy
Graft Zeppelins Arrive In Lakeburnt For Refueling Stop
At Lakeburnt North Dakota on June 1 a crowd of about 26 000 gathered at the naval air station to watch the giant airship Graf Zeppelin refuel and prepare for its next leg across the Atlantic. The craft was to depart for Bremen Germany the following day, continuing a voyage from South America toward home port.
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Lakeburnt
N. d
Navel Air Station
South America
Joma
Commencement at St Charles College Helena Francis A Thomson Address
The 20th annual commencement at Mt St Charles College in Helena featured Francis A Thomason delivering the address. About 15 graduates received degrees along with certificates and diplomas as President West presented them, with notable attendees including Finnigan Whitm and Dr Prancia A Thomason. The program included choral pieces and the singing of Alma Mater, Montana, and the Star Spangled Banner. follow-up continued on page 21.
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ST. Charles College, OR
Francis A. Thomson
Mt. St. Charles College
Helena
Futtrenevengen
Trilomar
Rison
George J. Finnigan
WN. C. West
Finnigan and
Whitm
Prancia A. Thomason
Norbert C. Toft
Mt. St. Charles
Hed Lodge Girl Kills Herself After a Row
Tut Randall, 4 percent, of Red Volge, escorted by fiancé Harry J. Alden, 32, dies after an argument in a home. The woman, Miss Mandal, dies en route to hospital. An inquest was planned for possible tomorrow as authorities investigate the quarrel and sudden death.
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Randall
Harry J. Alden
Ned Todge
Alden
Miss Mandal
Corover
B. Downard
Caeron County
President Hoover Prays in Small Country Church Visit
President Hoover paused during a motor tour in the Pennsylvanian mountains to attend service at aKittts Methodist Episcopal church in Liverpool Payuna. Pastor H L Jarratt led prayers as Hoover declined to speak, then departed as townsfolk waved along the route homeward, greeted by orderly processions and police escorts.
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Liverpool
Payuna
Jay Cooke
Pennsy Travia Mountains
Hoover
Tofay
Bie
To & Kittts
Mabde
H. L. Jarratt
Roberts to Take Seat on High Court Today
Justice Roberts will take the oath to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Sanford. The ceremony occurs in the robin room with associates present before entering the courtroom. He will inform himself on patterns for review to be filed in the summer sessions and will not sit for arguments until the court opens its next term in October.
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Justice Roberts
High Court
Washington
Une
Jyefee Gwon J. Roberts
Auprema Court
Tormor
Sanford
Natica Fp
Robinn
Hla
Himeett
Juntha Roberts
Theater in Frisco Damaged by Bomb
A blast damaged the Royal theater in a San Francisco residential district on Polk Street. Reports say the explosion may have originated from a labor dispute. One person was injured. Police and investigators questioned workers linked to recent labor tensions.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Tung
Royal Theater
Pictura House
Elreult
Polkmoor
California
Voller
Bishop Cannon Defends 1928 Campaign Expenditures Inquiry
Washington reports Bishop James Canton Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South defends his failure to report 1928 campaign expenditures linked to Virginia anti-Smith Democrats and questions the Senate lobby committee's authority. He cites a Caraway record suggesting the committee only probes spending tied to legislation or executive actions. The piece notes concerns over potential overreach in inquiries into the Virginia anti-Smith campaign.
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Washington
James Canton, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Virginia
Senate Lobby Committee
Cannon
Tia
Chatman Caraway
Tickham
Mascachusetts
Virginia anti-Smith
Cnmmities
Dmshop Cannon
Biranch
Caraway
Governors and Bishop Address Indians at St Ignatius Feast
In St Ignatius, Governor J E Beleksen and Bishop Duncan MacDonald spoke during a ceremony marking the feast and the region’s Unity arrival seven years ago. Indians joined in prayer, songs, and a grand procession led by mounted riders and military guard, followed by a public feast and community festivities.
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ST. Ignatius
Trav Tinhap
Linhap
Alana
Tha Mags
Volcom
Montana
Indiana
Uraulfna Academy
Holy Family Hospital
Fort Missoulal
Red River breaches levee flooding farms near Alexandria
The swollen Red River broke through the levee in the Umland district between Alexandria and Troyce, scattering over 7,600 acres of farm land. No loss of human life or livestock reported, though several dairy farms and fields of corn and cotton were flooded.
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Jue
Red River
Toree
Umland
Alexandria
Troyce
Norara
Dave
Butte golfer wins all state invitational championship
Livingston June 1 J J Kirby of Butte won the men's championship flight of the all state invitational golf tournament, defeating Arthur Markle of Tutte. Mrs Yard Smith of Livingston defeated Mrs Keanna of Biinga for first home in the women’s finner. Nearly 100 players competed in the two day event.
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Livingston
y—Lr
J. J Kirby
Butte
Arthur Markle
Tutte
Yard Smith
Keanna
Biinga
Pension Bill Seen Passing Despite Veto Despite Era Noise
United Spanish War Veterans urged the Senate to pass the Spanish-American War pension bill over President Hoover's veto. Administrations leaders anticipated a close vote, with Senator Connally of Texas proposing an override. A vote was expected tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
Dung
United
Mother and five children perish in Maryland house fire
In Gleneho Maryland a mother and her five children died in a home fire early today. William Moxley the father, an armless park police officer, escaped after reportedly urging his family to follow him from a window. Neighbors heard screams as flames swept the building. The dead are Qoorpe Lina Goria Htlee and Roos, ages 17 8 6 and 1 respectively.
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Washington
William Moxley
Gleneho
Maryland
Willam
Maxley
Park Police
Dream Tells Storm Coming In Wagon Mound
Charles Geist of Paterson died from injuries from a tornado near Wagon Mound. Alfred Holgronk 18 was killed. Mrs D. M. Burner of Paterson, a tourist, was seriously injured along with others. Geist had been traveling with Jon Lowenthal and others. the trio were en route when the storm struck. Lowenthal says Geist warned of the disaster in a dream and wrote a letter to his wife before the wreck.
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Charles Geist
Paterna Nod
Ternado
Geateenay
Belgie
Alfred Holgronk
Inginntty
Mra
D. M. Brrner
Tia
Faia Geist
Pacific
Jon Tawenthal
Malernon
Wagon Mound
Unnwenthal
Lowenthal
Grist
Paterson Phout i
Military figures rail against onion treaty in hearings
Ambiguous references describe naval leaders Rear Admiral BB Rotagn and Rear Admiral oB Coons, former chiefs and senior officers, delivering sharp testimony to foreign affairs committees amid tensions. The passage mentions the Naval Academy and senior command roles, with unclear affiliations and misplaced names.
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Yi Foreign Affairs
Natal
Jon
BB. Rotagn
Naval Academy
Mancorin
Feel
Mr. Naito
Crnter
Est Mandant
Asylum Fire in New York Destroys Dormitory
News reports a blaze at the Ingane asylum in New York that scorched the dormitory housing about 100 male and female inmates. Firemen contained the fire after two hours with no injuries or disorder reported among patients. District Attorney Bilis notes prior fires may be incendiary and investigations continue.
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Arstengerl
G. Gibson
Ing
Butte
Bilis
Bert
RUM RUNNERS MURDER TWO COPS IN DETROIT
Detroit police from Grosse Pointe Park and a Detroit church officer were killed in a gun battle with rum runners early today. The dead patrolman was Fae ward Magers, 34, and Claude Tan sira, 24, both shot as they pursued a car near Lake St Clair. A woman, Ina Pinsco of Highland Park, was wounded. A car with a reported license number was found near the scene and later traced to Frankie Masenko, 24, and his father Sam Masenko, who were detained nearby. Police said the gunmen fired upon officers and escaped as shots were exchanged. The investigation continued with multiple leads and a search for Sam Riera in Final.
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Frankie Masenko
Sam
Toulra
Sam Riera
Two Boys Complete Long Auto Trip to Managua
Two young Americans completed what appears to be a milestone auto journey from New York to Managua Nicaragua traveling 4542 miles in 28 days of actual driving. The drivers are Arthur Beales and Soren Loxon brothers from Wings Mucca Nev both 21 and 35 respectively.
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Managua
Nicaragua
New York
Atihwuranit
Sorenh Lxona
Brothers of Wings
Mucca
Nev
Mgod
Nine Women to Join Scotland Yard in Historic Move
London reports that nine women will join Scotland Yard, the first time since the force began. The group, dubbed the mystery eight, will assist in education and police work under Dorothy Peto, now staff officer for women.
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Scotland Yard
London
Seotland Yard
Dorothy Peto
France Ranks Defense as Key to Freedom in Premier Tardieu Speech
Premier Andre Tardieu told 1,600 readers that France must remain mistress of its destiny and fear no one. He emphasized national strength, democracy, and moral resolve, while avoiding direct threats toward Mussolini’s Italy. The speech, reported from Dijon, touched on peace efforts and future security actions.
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Dijon
France
Andre Tardieu
Land
Mussolini
Lara
M ‘Tardieu
Tie
Miniter
Erland
Franco
Tarte
Tandon
Agua
Rhineland
Rioting in India Leaves Dozens Hurt as Police Clash
Dozens injured in violent rioting as thousands of police and troops attempt to quell disturbances at a market area. Army units deployed as protesters hurled salt and other items while attackers claimed a political motive. Several arrests reported amid clashes. women cited among participants. Continued on page six.
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Twoanlle Cardian
Armin
Prianne
J. M. Munahi
Wifa
Child Born on Ship in Panama Canal
A child was born aboard a ship passing through the Panama Canal near Colon. Mrs M Nases of Panama City, attended by a nurse, welcomed the newborn during the voyage as the vessel moved through the canal route.
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Panama Canal
Colon
Panama
Jilee
Aly
Fear 15 Lost In Collision Off Brit Coast
An early morning collision in the English Channel near Tearby Head involved the steamer Tiger and the motor ship Diterne. One German crewman and two from the Tiger were rescued by Hat evac. The Liter, outward bound from Copenhagen, was damaged in the incident and Dover reports no casualties.
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Brit Coast
New Maven
Eagland
Kifien Ives
Jowt
Tiger
Teale
English Channel
Tearby Head
Thies Mom
Angers
Branniher Hiebont
Boly
Wenao Tox
Copenhagen
Dover
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da Cur
Cannon Oays
St. Tenatius
Pune
Aylaren
DR. Kirby OF
Victor
Dream
Storm
New Mexico
Qppose Navy Pgt
Ingane Asylum
Detroit
Netroittaltan Fuad
Defense Plans
India
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