profiteers oppose tariff argue against tariff profiteering
Associated Press reports June soldiers in Washington discuss tariff measures. Senator Cuttler rebukes importing interests profiting 100 to 2,000 percent on goods sold to American consumers. Proponents say tariff will pass and curb foreign price gouging, while critics warn of dumping and market manipulation.
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Wastington
Yavitt Teel
Bcesiou
Calder An
Ameriuan
Mets
Teally Advantiva
Great Host Takes The Oath At K.K. Rally
Joliet reports the largest gathering of the Kitlox Kan to dawn with an estimated 31 000 to 40 000 attendees. hooded initiates patrolled roads as chants by torches echoed in a woods nine miles west of town. candidates purportedly pledged to uphold the order and its dominance, with the American flag ceremonially saluted.
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Smlows
Wisconsin
In- Mans
Attendanes
Mls
Elgdres
Sivara
Tanet
Wea Jouten
Sitike
Hills of Luna Help in Levelling Process Speech
Associated Press reports Dean Edward Ellery of Union College delivered the uring commencement address to the University of Idaho graduates. He warned against leveling tendencies from socialism unions and big business, urging the value of individual struggle and ambition to advance humanity. He compared education to a mechanical hopper and stressed preserving individuality within organization.
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Moscow
Hiaho
Edward Ellery
Union College
Schenectady
New York
University of Idaho
Hills of
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Young woman glads she killed lover in Kansas City case
The June 4 AP report details Pegy Marie Beal, a Springheld nurse, who shot Frank Warren Anderson after he refused marriage. Beal expresses no remorse, claims she did right, and references a possible man’s boastful conquests. Anderson’s body lies at an undertaker’s shop as relatives in New Jersey respond.
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Associated Press
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Dayton
Ohio
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British forces capture Pettigoe and seize republican prisoners
Belfast reports say British troops stormed Pettigoe after heavy bombardment and heavy machine gun fire. The commander of the Irish Republican Army and staff are alleged to have been captured, along with a large cache of arms and ammunition. One civilian driver was killed amid the fighting. border violence continued at Lifford and Camesquais.
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Camesquais Hump
Montana Pioneers Gather in Garden City for 39th Meeting
The Society of Montana Pioneers will hold its 39th annual gathering in Missoula August 24 25 and 26. Secretary J A Sanders of Helena says it will be the largest meeting yet with a three day program. President Charles W Cook from White Sulphur Springs leads the society with longtime members and guests including former Senator W A Clark expected to attend.
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Missoula
J. A. Lancers
Helena
Garden City
Charles W. Cook
White Swphny Springs
Mary J.J
Kerensky Ambassador to Retire Under U S Hint
The U S state department indicated that Russian ambassador Bakhmetev will no longer be recognized after June 20. The move follows criticisms in Washington over his continued presence and is tied to debates on recognizing the Soviet regime in Russia as a separate issue from U S policy.
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U.S
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Washington
Jane
Roria Bakimetelt
Notiliea
State Department
Yathre
Baxhmotetf
Russig
Ship Sinks off Coast of Paraguay Believed 80 Perished
A steamer Villa Franca exploded and sank off Hohenga Paraguay at 140 this morning. Despatches to La Nacion report about 80 passengers, tourists bound for Iguazu Falls, perished as the vessel went down swiftly leaving no time to dress or use life belts.
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Paraguay
Associated Press
Buenoz Aires
Villa Franca
Hohenga
la Nacion
Iguazu Falls
Hoover to Ask Coal Dealers to Aid During Strike
Secretary Hoover plans a nationwide appeal to retail coal dealers through the Commerce Department to prevent sharp price rises while the strike continues. The National Retail Coal Merchants Association led by Henry D. Jones will seek cooperative methods with officials, aiming to stabilize supply and prices as production dips due to Memorial Day and nonunion mines.
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Washington
Tle Commerce Department
National Retail Coal Metrchanta Assortation
Hiner D. Jones
Chicaigo
Commercce
Sizier
Hoover
Japan
Battle With Bandit Ends in Double Death Near Hope
Eddy county Sheriff George Batton and Deputy Sam Mattan confront a Mexican outlaw in Hope. Batton dies in the early gunfight while Deputy Milburn is seriously wounded. another deputy, Stone Milburn, is reportedly missing or dead in the chaotic confrontation.
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XN. M
George Batton
Eddy County
Mid
Stone Milburn
Hope
Jook
Mimgelt
Sherif
Hatton
Milburn
Batstun
Medal Given by US to Verdun for Valor in World War I
Myron Herrick, America's ambassador, presented Verdun with the first US medal honoring all French valor. Premier Poincaré and Herrick toured the burial grounds and spoke of Franco American friendship amid the devastated red zone. Herrick called Verdun and valor inseparable and dedicated the medal to France's sacrifices.
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Associated Press
American Congress
Myron ‘S Herrick
Inday
Verdun
United States
Poincare
Hoth
Herrick
France
Paincare
Third Party Forms Ticket In Washington Campaign
Seattle June 4 The state convention of the former labor party adopted a platform and launched a campaign fund with $502 as nucleus. It congratulated striking workers on their fight for freedom and democracy, urged nationalization of coal mines, opposed wage cuts by the railway labor board, and endorsed military training in public schools.
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Murderous Mexican Draws a Life Term
Nogales Arizona June Plactite Buvas one of eight bandita who robbed the Baby Arizona post office rear Here last AURUAL And shot and Killed Postmaster and Mex Prante J Vestraon was taunt gully of charge of murder ty jury bros perior court here today The jury xed punishment at Mth imprigonmeg The jury detorated about siven hours three ballgis being lake.
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Ariz
Plactite Buvas
Arizona
Prante J. Vestraon
Ty & Jury Bros
Tne
Mth
Imprigon
Georgia War Fraud Case Sparks Grand Jury Probe
The Associated Press reports the second week of a special grand jury probe into war frauds, focusing on lumber contracts and surplus government timber. Witnesses allege fraud and collusion, with an estimated $4.7 million in lumber involved and the government receiving about $2.84 million.
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Qurer Uwals
Wollington
Associated Preas
Apedal Grand Jury
Li Yuan-Hung Declines Presidency. Unification Condition Set
Li Yuan-Hung, quoted from the China presidency by militarists, refuses to return to office unless north and south China unify. He laid down two prerequisites: abolition of the Canton southern government and support for Tang Shao-yi, a Canton ally, as part of a constitutional restoration.
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Yuan-Hung
China
Canton
Hau Shih-Clang
Wu Fpei-Fu
Walch
Tang Shao-¥i
Profiteering Proceedings Highlight Hungarian Supreme Court
Budapest reports a supreme court decision upholding a profiteering charge against a country doctor who billed a patient 6,000 sai for a night call. The usual fee is about 300 kranen, roughly 23 cents, underscoring the case's sharp overcharge and potential imprisonment.
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Budapest
Supreme Court of Hungary
Fiis
Former Nevada Congressman Arrested for Checks
Washington reports Clarence D. Van Duser, former Nevada representative, held on similar charges after being arrested in Wartburg Tennessee for passing worthless checks. He had obtained substantial sums in past offenses. Extradition proceedings pending with Baltimore authorities seeking jurisdiction.
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Washington
Waash Oxton
Ten
Hesece
Clarence D. van Duser
House
Nevada
Wartburg
Tennessee
Tennessee Authoriti¢An
Marsher
van Titer
Wherry
Baltimore
Echo of War in Suit to Get Back Big Donation
Cass county farmer Lawrence Stull sues to recover $2,900 claimed as donations to war relief drives during World War I. He alleges a June 1918 mob pressured him at Plattsmouth State Bank into signing checks for $1,000 to the American Red Cross and $1,800 for war securities, under threats with ropes and revolvers. The suit seeks judgment for the alleged coerced payments and repayment of funds on deposit.
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Associated Press
Plattymouth
Seb
Lawrence Stull
Cass
Red Cross
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Dule
Cours
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Platamouth
Das Fendanta
Ta Farm
Plattsmouth
American Red Cross
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