Wrestling Trust and scandal shake Chicago inquiry
The investigation into wrestling’s alleged trust and the sport’s management in Chicago adjourned until next Monday. Claud Rew proposed a bill to legalize wrestling again, while William Vemetra claimed he had to post $5,000 and quit claim his Chicago home to avoid throwing matches against Strangler Lewis. Sandow testified of Demetral’s alleged crooked matches and prior Chicago indictment, noting Lewis’s control over opponents.
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Wrestling Trust
Atata Legimntve Commiitee
fInots Athletic Commission
Chicago
Claud Rew
Harelebural
William Vemetra
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
Cleveland
Ilinois State Athletic Comi
Avision
Demetral
Jacone
Ea White
Billy Sandow
Kanene City
Lowte
Lewis Peraimently
Milwaukee
White
Sandow
Lewis
Demetra
Toledo
Sandaw
Daemetra
Nashville
Atlanta
Albright Predicts Influx Into Yellowstone Park
Supt. Albright told the Livingston Rotary Club that the 1937 summer season in Yellowstone Park would draw about 230000 visitors. He said the influx would set a new record for park attendance during the period and cited improving travel and interest in the region.
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Livingston
Livingston Rotary Club
Tortea
Albright
Curtat Nexson
Yellowstone Park
al Tims
Attitude of Albanian Regime Dominates Yugoslav Rift
Belgrade reports focus on Albania after the Tirana treaty. Politika urges League of Nations action to clarify the Albania situation, attributing the dispute to a prearranged plan tied to Italy. Views from Vreme echo charges and countercharges about Italian influence and Yugoslav mobilization along the border.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Albania
Politika
League of Nationa
Tirana
Urer
Aly
Albin
Jugo-Sinvia
Jugo-Simne
Italy
Albena
Jugo Slavin
Ioopa
Volta
California air romance ends with unwed couple released
Miss Noreen Burke and aviator Charlie La Jotte sparked a coast chase after an alleged airplane elopement. Deputies in San Diego and Imperial counties traced the flight and found the pair at Rogers airport where La Jotte denied kidnapping. Burke reportedly forgot her anger and said they had been sweethearts for years, calling it a plane ride.
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Los Angeles
Noreen Burke
San Diego
Charlie la Jott
California
Misa Burke
la Jotte
Ryanfield
Imperial
Rogers Airport
Miss Burke
Frank Lloyd
Lloyd
Osasis
San Bernardino Mountains
Janette
America Prepares to Heap Honors on Colonel Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh receives the Langley medal from the Smithsonian for his New York to Paris flight. Missouri Governor Baker promotes him to colonel in the state National Guard Flying Service. The Navy plans to honor him with the airship Los Angeles accompanying the Memphis toward Virginia Capes and Washington.
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America
Colonel Lindbergh
Washington
Charles A. Lindberg
Atlantic Ocean
Memphis
New York
Paris
Smithsonian Institution
Langley
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Glenn SL Curtiss
Gustave Eiffel
Lindbergh
Baker
Missouri
Toy
Missouri National Guard
Navy
Los Angeles
Charles E. Rosendall
Virginia Capes
High Court Refuses to Renew Lindsey's Case
Washington June 6 The high court refused a review of the Colorado supreme court judgment in the Lindsey case tied to the 1924 elections. Lindsey, a Denver juvenile judge, argued he had not been allowed to present his case in the trial court and sought send back to lower court after the majority reopened the controversy.
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High Court
Lindsey
Washington
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Supreme Court
Colorado Supreme Court
Royal R. Graham
Chaham
Graham
State Supreme Court
Lowas Court
Oklahoma officers hunt fugitive in wooded Pawhuska area
Pawhuska Oklahoma June 6 Peace officers tonight despaired of locating a man believed to be Matthew Kimes an Oklahoma outlaw. He fled in a commandeered car after a gunfight into a thick wooded tract southeast of Pawhuska. Osage County Sheriff Karvey Freas said a thorough search would be nearly impossible in the ten mile by five mile woods.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Jpeace
Matthew Kimes
Oklahoma
Karvey Freas
Osage
Plane crash over Barranquilla kills four people
Four persons died when a plane crashed in Barranquilla Colombia during a flight over the city. The wreckage fell more than 100 yards, killing the pilot and a mechanic and fatally injuring a third person whose name could not be confirmed.
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Barranquilla
Colombia
Gp—Four Persona
Shopereme
Grosends
Peace talks in China aimed at alliance of three leaders
In Peking on June 6 a spokesman for Marshal Chang Tso-Lin announced definite peace negotiations between North and South China. The plan envisions an alliance of Kung Tso-Lin Chiang Kai-Shek and Yen Hsi-Shan excluding communism, with Chiang Kai-Shek initiating the talks to reconcile rival factions and unite with Sun Yat Sen’s principles.
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Peking
China
Chang Tso- Lin
Kung Tso-Lin
Eaihern
Chiang, Kai-Shek
Nanking
Medeerate
Yen Hsi-Shan
Shansi
Chiang Kai-Shek
Thang Tro-lin
Leninn
Reim
Sim Yat Sen
Chang Tso-Lin
Widow Draws Bulk of Whitney Estate
New York June 6. The bulk of the estate of Payne Whitnay was to be valued at about 700,000 for his widow and two children with numerous bequests to colleges friends and charities under his will. The petition for probate estimated the estate at 100,440, naming Finley Petre Dunne author Famine Adenia Clarke and Fugone Tale among heirs. Whitnay died May 25 after heart disease while playingVenues at Na Tong Jaland ratate.
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New York
Payne Whithry
Millon
Charitien
Finley Petre Dunne
Adenia Clarke
Fugone Tale
Whitnay
Atricken
Na Tong Jaland Ratate
Civil War Looms in Owens Valley
A 35 man gun squad was formed in Bishop Cal to protect property from Los Angeles detectives amid Owens Valley tensions surrounding the aqueduct bombing. Owens Valley Property Gowers Protective association plans to expand the arming to other areas, with deputized roles discussed and fear of further sabotage. Damaged conduit work and the ongoing water war between city and ranchers intensify the conflict.
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Bishop
Cal
Jung
Owens Valley
Los Angeles
Bom
Leter
Theif
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Moperyl Owners’ Association
Los Angeles Water and Power Department
Treasury surplus to hit 600 million announced
Washington official declared the treasury surplus for the current fiscal year will total about 600 million dollars. The statement emphasized a strong balance and ample funds to sustain government programs, signaling robust financial health for the period ahead.
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Washington
Aino Fat—Bereetary Mallow
Treasury
Yaar Wewlil
Denver child awakens after coma in Wyoming mystery illness
Jimne Frand, who collapsed at his Rock Springs home a week ago and lay in a coma for seven days at Children's hospital, woke yesterday in a sudden natural manner. Denver physicians cannot diagnose the illness.
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Denver
Jimne
Frand“sen
Tree
Rock Springs
Wyo
Children’s Hospital
Arkansas flood waves force mass evacuation in June
Little Rock reports that floods along the Arkansas, White, Black and St Francis rivers force 300 families from Crittenden County and leave 15,000 to 20,000 eastern state residents homeless or displaced. Weather bureau warns of rising water as rains persist. federal aid and rehabilitation plans proceed with optimism. Washington names Hugh S. Gibson to head American delegation to the Geneva naval arms conference.
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Little Rock
Ark
New Ater
Arkansas
Crittenden Cavity
Weather Bureau
Washington
Hugh S Gibson
Ant Fassacne
Belgium
Geneva
Coolidge
Sheriff Burgess Charges Two In Stable Burglary
Sheriff Burgess announces two men, Jack Schroeder and Frank Murray, charged with burglarizing a stable owned by George Van Cleve. Authorities recovered two saddles and a gun, with detectives tracking Murray who works as a cow herder. Schroeder was arrested in the city while Murray was captured in the valley after the theft Saturday night.
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Burgess
Jack Schroeder
Frank
Murray
George van Cleve
Weil
Casa
Sheriff'n Office
Aod
Wem
Tie Ald
Schrotder
Seek Woman and Baby in River in Idaho
Mrs Howard Clark aged 28 and her year old son Robbie are missing after leaving the Black Neat inn at New Meadows with a sow. Tracks along the Weiser river bank suggest a plunge into the river. searchers dragged the riverbank Saturday night Sunday and Monday with no trace found.
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Beise
Idaho
The
Statesman Today
Howard Clark
Robbie
Weiser
New Meadows
Clark
Black Neat Inn
Bobbie
State University of Montana confers multiple degrees
The 6th annual commencement at the Montana State University awarded several doctor of laws, arts, and science degrees to graduates. Fourteen minor degrees and certificates were also granted. The address was delivered by Din Vernon T. Squires from the University of North Dakota on the topic The American of the Future.
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Missoula
Mater Ol Arts
Harhelar weRreen
Uaignralty
Montana
Whanneatier Yca Branwan
Din. Vernon T. Squires
University of North
Identify Body Found in Hills Near Butte
Butte June 1 a partly decomposed body found in hills southwest of town was identified today by Mrs. Sarah Stalker as Stephen Philip, 45, her former tenant who vanished from the Stalker home last November. He often hiked alone in the hills.
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Butte
Here
Graterday
Sarah Stalker
Stephen Philip
Stalker
Bertaud Attacks Bella and Chamberlin Flight Plans
Cleveland airmail pilot Bertaud criticized the Chamberlin Levine Germany flight and Lindbergh's navigation. He said public praise went to Lindbergh and Byrd, not the Chamberlin crew, and that delaying the flight until Lindbergh's return would have been wiser. He called Chamberlin’s effort a real accomplishment despite bad timing.
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Cleveland
Lloyd "Bertaud
Clarence Chamberlin
Chamberlin Levine
Germany
Linda Weigh
Tertand
Tore
Charles Levitte
Lindbergh
Bertaud
Paris
Amercia Awl
Tanebergh
Richard Byrd
Chamberhas
Hade
Chamberlin 10 Fly On to Berlin in Own Plane Today
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levin aim to fly from Kottbus toward Berlin in their plane Columbia after a long, difficult journey hindered by winds. Berlin residents hoped the explorers would land at Tampelhofer field, but they endured delays as fuel and weather affected progress.
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Chamberlin
Berlin
Clarence du Chamberlin
Charles A. Levin
Kottbus
New York
Columbia
Tampelhofer Field
Pars
le Bourget
Spirit of &T
Rurpe
Levine
Thalr
TG Berlin
Little German Town Welcomes Yank Airmen
Kotthaserniang welcomes Charles A Levine Bellanca Columbia and crew after forced landing at Kottbus Bradesburg, a humble town near Berlin, with warm ovation echoing Lindbergh and Croydon receptions. Kinge incident details follow on Page Three.
Rotary Convention Opened in Belgium
Aateni Belglum June 6. Albert officially inaugurated his Shy but the Rotary International convention opened with a welcome address. The official speech delivered in Pagish set the tone for the event and featured remarks on international service.
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Belgium
Aateni
Belglum
Albert
Rotary
International Today
Chamberlin to Fly Home After Berlin Dispatches
Special Berlin dispatches state that Chamberlin and Levine plan successive flights to Vienna Rome Paris and London but no definite statement is given. An exchange telegraph note says Chamberlin is determined to fly back to America from London where he is due.
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London
Berlin
Chamberlin
Levine
Vienna
Rome
Paris
Exchange
America
Fune
Preay Congratulates Pilot Chamberlin on Nonstop Flight
Washington praised Clarence Chamberlin for piloting a Bellanca plane from New York to inner Germany without a stop. Aviation experts said the feat would boost trans Atlantic commercial flying and President Coolidge sent congratulations.
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Washington
Dfttcial
Clarence Chamberlin
New York
Germany
Jnnanimenta
Coolidge
Cable
Chamberlin
Denison Honors Clarence Chamberlin With Local Celebration
Denison town residents marked the aviator Clarence Chamberlin's achievement by staging a civic celebration. A high school band concert from Denison Harlan and Ida Grove opened events followed by a parade featuring memorabilia including a baby, bicycles, an antique car, a motorcycle and a miniature airplane. E. Chamberlin and wife returned from overseas as officials announce a larger Chamberlin Day festival planned for October with the aviator as honored guest.
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Denison
Town
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Eislenden
Germany
Chamberla
Harlan
Ida Grove
Chamberlin
Chick
Berlin
E. Chamberlin
Oiutha
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President Coolidge
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Stirg
Tage Thresy
Cokocado Supreme
Bao Man
Ohlanoma
REDS
Whitney
U. 5
Java County
United States
Cattonmood Canyon
Nate
Owens
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Mindy Fen
le Tower
Bella
Theaa
Kotthaserniang
P. Clarents D. Chambe
Charles A. Levine
Bellanca
Bradesburg
Kinge
Lowat
Croydon
Preay
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