Cannon Defies Senate Inquiries On Campaign Actions
Washington June 4 AP Bishop James Cannon refuses to answer Senate investigators about his anti Smith activities. Senate warns of possible penal offense as Cannon declares he will stand on his rights as an American citizen to conduct political activities. Lacks a quorum leads to continuation on page 10.
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Washington
Senate Lohds Committee
James Cannon
Senate
Senate Wale
Montana
Sothern Methoriat Church
Caunon
Phi
Wattsh
Lingender
Wdshow
Counterfeiter Held in Detroit
Six men were arrested on counterfeiting charges following a New York seizure of a printing press and nearly $1 million in bogus currency. The investigation spanned nine months by the United States Secret Service. A link to Detroit gang violence was hinted through the implication of a trafficker known as Gallmonia. Solimont was arrested on a charge of wounding two suburban policemen early Sunday.
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Netratt
Lyne
New York
Nipe Montis
Investioawax
United States Secret Service
Givi
Dertroit
Rank Gallmonia
Kang
Solimont
Woman of 70 Dies After a Long Hike
Wilmington June report states Mrs Dot Wilmington of Ranger Texas died of heart disease in hospital after a 6 600 mile hike with her husband and Dlishan. They traveled from Ranger through California to Canada then east to the Atlantic coast and Philadelphia before reaching Wilmington.
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Dot
Capy
Trabelin
Tete
Tanger
Texas
United States
Canada
Mia
Tyler
Pexan Tyler
Philadelphia
He Guckin
The
Fey
Mra. J. If. Foraker
Ranger
California
Allantic Coast
Phiadelia
Presbyterians End Assembly With Women Gaining Voice
Cincinnati June 4 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States approves changing constitution to allow women to Elders and be eligible for ordination. Pittsburgh will host next year’s gathering at Shadyside Presbyterian Church. The decision marks a major shift in church governance and reflects broader push for women’s roles within the denomination.
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Cincinnati
Women Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
WIN
Pittsburgh
Guerl
Shadyside Presbyter
Dartorate
Presbyterian
Wanwatoas
Ailon and Iron Department
Le Duc on Trial in Snyder Killing
Bert LeDue a former Ruthenian officer is on trial in Butte for the murder of Jean Snyder a miner. The defendant says he fired in self defense during a quarrel at his rooming house seven months ago.
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Butte
June
Bert LeDue
Ruth Pencn
Jean Snyder
LeDue
Snyder
Severn
Axxo
LeDuc
Aelf-Detenaa
Adventist Leader Denounces Dry Law Enforcement
San Francisco on June 4 the Rev William A Westworth of Burrien Springe Meh told thousands of Seventh Day Adventists at the quartrennial world reference that prohibition enforcement has shown unwarranted abuse of power. He urged careful study and warned that heavy policing risks promoting anarchy and crime while preserving the principle of state law.
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San Francisco
William A. Westworth
Burrien Springe
Seventh Day Adventium
Wentworth
Annechy
Homeliest Woman Found Dead from Heart Disease
New York report states Rone Barrinteh, 40, famed as the world’s homeliest woman, was found dead in her apartment from heart disease. Authorities indicate the death occurred within the past three or four days, with no signs of foul play.
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New ‘York
Jary -Rone Barrinteh
Wis
Fend
Boy Drops Dead At Hayre Station In New Jersey
Harra Ite 4,-(Fj-Jamen Butcher, 71, son of Robert Hutcher of Morton, dropped dead on the Great Northern station platform. The youth suffered a heart attack as he stepped from one train toward another. The report notes plans for a future stay in Jersey with relatives and mentions political and social notes about Dwight W. Morrow and Mrs. Dwight Morrow and nearby figures in Southern New Jersey.
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Harra
Ite
Jamen Butcher
Robert Hutcher
Morton
Mit
Great Northern
Lern Tatay
Wn Wan
Kremlin
Public Land Conference in Session
Washington June 4 AP Transfer of the remaining unreserved public lands to the United States forest service administration Instead of to the several states was urged before President Hoover's public land commission by R Y Stuart chief of the service C KE Rachford assistant forest branch of range management and Representative French republican Idaho Forest conservation and watershed attraction were cited as essential to the future development of the public land system Central control and a forest service review were argued as vital for water supply and forest protection Some speakers opposed reclassifying grazing lands into forest reserves ending with note that some arguments continued on page 3
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Washington
United States Forest Service Administration
Hoover
Pubic Land Commission
R. Y. Stuart
C. KE. Rachford
Republican
Idaho
United Statna Forest
Governor Long Visits German Commander in Green Mountain
A June report recalls Governor Long meeting the German commander amid tension, noting past notoriety from earlier events. The Southeast Army Corps leader Mank Metay accompanied the commander to the mansion, where the governor greeted them and listened to verbal opposition without a formal audience or appeal.
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Balan
Vey P. Long
Arig
Gen Mank 2 Metay
Tha Southeast Arm Corp
Unmp
Leng
Tilandorwenr
Fierce Fire Ravages Bt. Andrews Area Destroying Buildings
A massive blaze in Bt. Andrews N. fh 15 gripped the town late today. Five residences and four other structures burned. fifteen additional buildings damaged or destroyed as flames threatened the entire community. Two firefighters were hurt, one seriously, with the damage estimated at about 74,000 dollars.
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BT. Andrews
N. Fh
Andrews
New Comet Found by South African Observatory
Harvard Observatory announced a new comet discovery by South African astronomers Professor A. Vt Ty Pothen of Cane town. The faint comet was not visible to the naked eye and its exact motion relative to the stars remains uncertain.
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Vmubridge
Masa
Nationalists beaten by Communists in major China clashes
Shanghai dispatches report heavy fighting in Henan and Shandong where Nationalist forces were defeated and retreated before Northern Alliance rebels. About four hundred thousand men battle to decide China’s future government as bandit uprisings and disrupted communications hinder news from key provinces.
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Shanghai
Henan
Shantung
Northern Alliance
China
Yangtse
Chengshow
Menan
Changuha
Hunmt
Nomination Books Close for State Congressional and Judicial Aspiring Candidates
The books closed yesterday at the secretary of state for nomination filings by aspirants for congress associate justice railway commission and district court. Republicans show tougher competition than Democrats with more GOP filings though one woman candidate appears for the Democratic US Senate nomination. Names include Senator Walwh tx ant 7 appored for the senate and Judge Matthews as the only Democrat for the supreme court nomination while Stranahan seeks the district judgeship. Two Republicans have a lock on seats in the senate and other GOP hopefuls contest multiple posts. Continued on Page 3.
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Congress
Associate Justice
Railway Commission
District Court
Tom Stout
Conargseman
John A. Matthews
Eupreme Court
F. B. Stranahan
Fork Renton
Sdverenrios
Ted
Beart Leavitt
Mark A. ‘Fitagornlis
Unclear Zeppelins Headed for Saville in German Report
A shaky World War II era dispatch from Germany dated June 4 reports a Zeppelins mission toward Seville with weather concerns and the approaching leg of the trip. The message notes timing linked to Haagern Standard Time and forecasts a conclusion by the next day.
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Germany
Stanlard
Saville
Tisken
Resse
Penny Democrats Oppose Prohibition Platform Adopted
The Democratic state committee in Harrisburg by unanimous vote today adopted a platform calling for a repeal of all national and state prohibition statutes.
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Harrisburg
Democratic State Committee
India enters boycott phase in row with British government
In Panjab and Malan the agitation rises with anti-British sentiment following Gandhi's pan-India program. A anti-tank parade in Montoma and a Tass meeting backed the Mahatma Gandhi civil disobedience, while damage feared at about 9.58 million. Tangnon was silent.
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India
BRIT
Hanshay
Inna
Yaltce
National Think of India
Avenginenen
Monlema
Momhny
Me Adopilan
Tellowe
Doyle Files Petition For Railroad Commissioner Nomination
Avorga Doyle presented a petition to Secretary of State W. E. Starmney just before midnight seeking the nomination on the Republican ticket for railroad commissioner. The filing, timed to the eleventh hour, followed an early morning delay as Doyle requested placement on the party ballot and related officials confirmed the action.
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Avorga Doyle
W. E. Starmney
Taylo
Midnighi
Secretary of State
New York Endures Severe Heat Wave With Casualties
New York records a ferocious heat wave reaching 94 degrees as two deaths are attributed to the heat. Reports say the outbreak of illness affected 34 people, with an investigation focusing on a bakery as the suspected source. Local officials urge precautions during the hot spell.
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New York
Muthard Ley
Anbury Park Report Notes Fires and Suspicious Lights
In Anbury Park a sequence of woodland fires and mysterious lights prompts local concern. The report mentions claims of "Heats" and a farmer observing a car moving along forest roads at night, with references to communism and a closing ceremony of the National Society of something.
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Anbury Park
Clatriet of
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Inday
Nae Lonnt Society of Sona of
Ie Amer
Ron Hevelinan
Seastan
G. G. Wughe
Pittshureh
Flood Crest Reached at Alexandria as River Holds
The Ned River flood crested at 41.06 feet in Alexandria with the river remaining at that level most of the day after two inches of overnight rain. Observers reported Alexandria and Royeo upstream were at flood stage, but the area held, and the city was deemed safe from the mood in this report.
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Alexandria
Mexandria Observera
Royeo
Alevandila
Hoover plan to speed justice wins House approval
Washington June 4 AP President Hoover a law enforcement commission program to ease federal court congestion passed the House in a stormy session. The Christopharian bill allows United States commissioners to handle minor dry law violations without a jury. Debate raged on prohibition charges and countercharges from wet and dry forces on both parties. The bill, main element of Hoover Millward program, aims to define jurisdiction and waive jury trials where appropriate.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
House
United States
Naval flyer climbs near eight miles in world altitude bid
Washington June 4 AP reports a U S Navy flight attempt to break the world altitude record. Lt Apollo Soucek piloted a seaplane from Anacostia toward 42 000 feet as the altimeter fluctuated. The crew described equipment strain and oxygen tube clogging but stated no ill effects while the attempt continued.
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Naval Flyer
Washington
Apollo Soncek
Trentenant Soncek
Wellig
Identity Question Triggers Sudden Flight of Pseudo Graham
In Oklahoma a man posing as Graham fled after a telephone inquiry into his true identity. Investigators traced the suspect to a rooming house in which he had stayed, while he denied being the man and offered evasive replies.
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Okla
Maurice
Ying & Western
Apanda
Mars
Chaham
Landiard
Labour Government Wins in Commons
Lemion June 4 The labour Government of Prime Minister Ramney MacDonald today seeks a commanding victory within the hour by defeating a house of commons amendment 280 to 120. The amendment would have eliminated the district levy from the coat bill.
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Lemion
Ramney MacDonald
House of Jpridx
CEWISTOWN AMNERS Witt FAGE CHARGES
A district court case names S. T. Fairbank as president of the company and As S. Wreggrtian as treasurer. A rempintit chars. ing Fairbank mma Trexemun with Aieny of Renin was filed in nation court Monday. They are at Wharty on banda.
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Uhm Company
S. Wreggrtian
Treamufer
Rempintit
Ing Fairbank Mma Trexemun
Aieny
Renin
Nation Court
Banda
Mrs Perham of Montana Addresses Denver Clubs
Mrs Soha P Stypal of Baltimore, president of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs, arrived in Denver for a convention. Garson Tf wore buckskin and a Native display led the group to convention HQ, while members in pioneer garb joined the Western Federation of Woman's Clubs in its 10th annual session with Wallace Parham of Montana urging extended efforts for regional development.
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Mrs. Perham
Montana
Denver
Soha P Stypal
Haltimore
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Mombara
Unon
Tet Garson Tf
Oxert
Ainge
Serhan
Mountlin
Western Federation of Woman's Clubs
Seagion
Wallace T
Parham
Glendlye
Mout
Presidant
No Country
Atteaa
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