Senate Defeats Safety Bill On Denatured Alcohol Policy
Washington June 6 AP The Senate crushed an effort to curb poisons in denatured industrial alcohol by a wide vote 43 to 1 1. Senator Benatar Tydings Democrat Maryland led the failed attach ment to tighten labeling of canned fruits and vegetables. After defeat proponents urged action on measures for conservation or public lands, while Tydings warned the Howell bill would criminalize drinking in Washington. He recalled an Army Navy game years ago when 1000 glass masks were found beneath officials’ seats.
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Navy
Mrs Florence Haines Heads Montana PEO
Mile City Montana Mrs Florence Haines of Whitehall was elected president of the Montana PEO state chapter at the annual convention. Also named were Elizabeth Laughlin Miles City as vice president Verna B Jelly Hardin as second vice president Edna Taylor Lawon organizer Francie Anlraws Glendive recording secretary and Florence Catlin Anaconda re elected treasurer
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Florance fIaines
Whitetlanway
P. E. O. Atate
Mismula
Elizabeth Laughlin
Miles City
Verna B. Jelly
Hardin
Edna Taylor
Lawieown
Francie Anlr
Insurance firm to take over local life company name change
Yiliam Le Vernon, president of Hollywood based Fountain States Julie Insurance, announced the reorganization of Law and Clark Life Insurance of Great Falls Montana. The Monted company holds 92 500 000 of Insurance Inforce and 276 000 in sin. On July 1 the local operation will be absorbed by Fort Wayne Indiana based Padlewater Life Notates with a name change to Padlewater Life Insurance Company. Fort Wayne, Ind. W W Jorhin of Kantor Ohio re elected president at the fifth annual convention of the International Brotherhood of Magicians.
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APS
Yiliam le Vernon
Fountain States
Julie Insurance Comany of
Hollywood
Law and Clark Life Insurance
F Great Falla
Mont
Hima
Inmurence Inforce
Focal Company
Ompany ‘Ll
Padtlewater Life Innotates Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ww. W. Jorhin
Kantor
Democraticandidate
United States
Ohio
Internaonal Brotherhood of Magicians
Big Four Rail Brotherhoods Endorse Senator Walsh
Montana Big Four railroad brotherhoods unanimously endorsed United States Senator T. J. Walsh for reelection at their biennial Helena meeting. Democrats Evans and Stout also received endorsements in the western and eastern districts respectively, with four brotherhoods present to back the slate. The group, including locomotive engineers, conductors, trainmen, and firemen, praised Walsh’s labor record and public stance, and formed a Walsh-for-Senator club plans for headquarters in Helena.
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Senator Walsh
Evans and
STOUT
United States
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Walsh
Montana
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Urgumtentiona
Washington
Walsh Fa
Caraway Reluctant On Quizzing Cannon In Senate Probe
Dexter Missouri June 6 Senator J T Caraway of Arkansas, head of the senate lobby committee, plans to return to Washington to confer with fellow members about Bishop James Cannon Jr. The questionings concern campaign activity against Alfred E. Smith. Caraway says the committee does not intend to force disclosure and he is not interfering with calling the bishop for questions.
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Washington
Hurenth
Alstrop
Jamey Gaanan
Jran
Senate
Mambera
Senate Lobby Committee
Dexter
Caraway
Arkansas
James Cannoy, Jr
Bishan Cannon
Alfred E. Smith
Agam
Quentioning
Bishop Cannon Says He Meant No Insult
Washington, Inna - Bishop James Cannon Jr. defended his walkout from a Senate committee as not intended to insult, asking whether he could be held in contempt amid questions about his conduct. Senators Walsh Blaine Borah queried subpoena options as Cannon testified and left the room.
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Campaigns in New Jersey and Oklahoma Face Inquiry
Senate funda committees ordered an immediate inquiry into charges of excessive campaign expenditures in New Jersey and Oklahoma gubernatorial primaries. Investigators and Chairman Nye cautioned no action until committee reports are received. Details were not public in New Jersey and no specific candidates were named.
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Oklahoma
Washington
Senate
Funda Committees
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Shot and killed mother to go to state school
Salt Lake City June 6 A first degree murder complaint against Fortin Roy 14 year old boy who shot and killed his mother Mrs Ray in May 4 was filed today by Judge Bates of the juvenile court After a preliminary hearing the state failed to show malice or intent and the boy faced new delinquency charges Judge Goates ordered him to the state industrial school The testimony indicated the mother was shot when Martin entered the room with a pistol after she warned him at handling it
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Rothes
Mra. Ray
Hera
George A. Bates
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Martin
Notice to Subscribers for Prompt Delivery Service
Notice to subscribers stating if you do not receive messages promptly, call 401 or 492 and we will deliver. Special Messenger Service maintains an oath day.
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Snecia
Great Fire in Loop Chicago Destroys Seven-Story Amex Building
A blaze in Chicago lit the Loop at 1 am and razed the seven story former American Express building on Marine Street between Dearborn and State, threatening nearby stores. Firemen Hurling injuries reported as investigators planned.
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Old Boys in Gray Parade in Biloxi
In Biloxi on June 6 a veteran parade honored the Confederacy. About 3,000 veterans rode in hundreds of cars and waved Confederate flags as old soldiers saluted spectators. Fortetl’s cavalry led the procession while ex-slaves rode in trucks at the rear.
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Misa
Biloxi
Todaly
Fortetl
Anaconda poisoning case nets suspect held
A suspect known as Angher 13 was arrested near a ranch east of here after alleged involvement in a spate of dog poisonings. Police traced the meat and food along a milk route tied to a northern ranch, with investigators linking the scent to a broader poisoning spree about three weeks prior.
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Norrie
Lia Whalerne
Authoritien
Suepiston
Vereraylan
Afridis beaten back in battles near Peshawar
Reports from the frontier describe clashes near Peshawar as European explorers and AfghanHolbermen exchange fire. Royal air force planes and infantry engaged insurgents while hostages were reportedly moved into Afghanistan. Prisoners were treated with consideration. motive for kidnapping remains unclear. Police in Quetta and Chalman areas tightened security amidst unrest in the region.
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Tennacharter
Royal Air Force
Colon
Peshawar
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Quetta
Cal
Escaped Ape In Norwalk Prompts Sheriff Search
An escaped circus ape, likely a chimpanzee or orangutan, has frightened residents west of Norwalk, Ohio, over several days. Sheriff Harry J. Smiths announced a search by a posse of men, after a Detroit-origin sighting and a farmer near Landoll’s farm reported the animal. Witnesses described the ape spooking boys by the old swimming pool west of Landoll’s home.
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Parsons
Harry J. Smiths
Daotrolt
Dokn Lendl
Atatlan
Hezald
Landoll
Alea
Tiwan
Landnd
Treasury Certificates Issued At About 409 Million
Wannington June 6 The treasury today offered for subscription about 409 009 090 of treasury certificates to mature in one year carrying 2 percent interest The issue will be dated June 16 1930 The money rates nationwide reflected the offering with long time in carry less than three percent interest The amount may be more or less than 400 000 000 announced and is expected to cover the treasury s needs until September.
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Treasury
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Treanchy
People's Party Controls Sweden New Ministry Formed
Stockholm June 6. Lars Guntat Exman forms a new government with himself as premier and defense minister. Arvid Lindmas named to lead after a prior defeat on a proposed reform. The move shifts power to the People's Party in the Swedish cabinet.
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Lars Guntat Exman
Band of the People's Parts
Dafenss
Premmier Muceaads
Arvid Lindmas
Dir Eadinat
Prohibition Issue Sparks Debate at Clubs Federation Meeting
Denver June 6 A prohibition dispute arises at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention as amendments to the 18th amendment are debated. Mrs Rye proposes striking terms while Mrs Lindasy seeks to remove crusade phrasing, aiming for a plain reaffirmation of federal prohibition. Prizes are awarded for a historical presentation on Indian culture, with Alfred J. Schultz among the winners.
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Clube
Buninens Ananion
Rye
Cindaay
Stount Plannant
Tax
Texas Federation
Tindamy
Amandmant
Mra
Lindasy
Gangral Federation of Women's Clibs
Ita
Therdof
Three Forks Lad Kills Self on West End Highway
Missoula dispatch reports 24 year old Jamplerment Carleton son of the minister from Three Forks was found dead on the West End Highway near Missoula. The youth, out of work after returning from a medical program, had been seeking employment in Lolo and Nee te. Coroner John Ferken Brock noted the wound was fatal from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. Carleton had attended state university and a medical school before returning home.
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Polson Invites All Montana Citizens to Celebration on Dam
Polson calls on Montana residents to join a formal celebration marking the lease of the Flathead power site to Montana Power Co. The event features a parade with Flath eard and Kootenai Indiana, plus speakers, a harbor program, halting games, races, and a dance.
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Montan Power Company
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Maga
Mrs Ross Attacks Tariff Measure in Covington Speech
In Covington Kentucky on May 6 a Democratic official assailed a pending tariff bill. Mrs Nellig Taylor Fay, vice chairman of the Democratic national committee and former governor of Wyoming, delivered a sharp critique urging caution about tariff policy amid fears it could spark an arms race and threaten world peace.
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Nationalist forces face rebel advance toward Nanking
Shanghai June 6 AP Despite four months of fighting to stop the Northern Alliance, Nationalist armies strain to hold back a southern push. Rebels from multiple provinces, estimated around 80 000 strong, push toward central China and Nanking as government forces brace for renewed attacks.
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Shaotung
Nanking
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Caveral
Oil Boom Begins in Saskatchewan at Kakawa Site
Report from The Pas Manitoba indicates a drilling crew at Kakawa in northern Saskatchewan struck water at 300 feet while seeking a water supply. Evidence suggests an oil bearing formation may be present as sand and clay were described, with authorities noting ongoing drilling near the point of strike.
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President Hoover Refuses to Send London Naval Treaty Papers
President Hoover declines to turn over to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the communications with foreign governments tied to the London naval talks. Secretary Stimson explains there were no understandings or commitments beyond those in the treaty, with Senator Johnson pressing the issue as Moran criticizes the naval pact. Article notes continuation on Page 21.
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Washington
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
London
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Suristary Stimson
Jobinson
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California
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Moran
Seven Men Drowned In Flood Disaster at Mogl River
Local reports say seven workers drowned after the flooding of the Glavineni river in Menton City near Juna. Rescue teams recovered bodies as city officials investigated the cause of the river surge and the nearby construction collapse that left property damaged and residents in shock.
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War Mothers Home After Historic Tour Of France
New York June report honors 6,000 war mothers who await return to the homeland. The 227 mothers who landed from the U S ship President Harding were moved by scenes of graves and memories as they prepare to visit towns and countryside where their sons never returned. Each will carry a photograph and remember their fallen loved ones.
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Fichok
New York
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Ole Miemimer
Towa
Rowan Ofronsch
Harding
Hoboken
Dog With Babies Bites Eight People in Sacramento
A dog with puppies bit eight residents in Sacramento today, sending several to hospital for treatment. The city health department warns of a potential outbreak unless dog owners take precautions and keep pets under control.
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Jane
Reed denies he will succeed Dawes in London
Washington dispatch reports Senator Reed denying any plan to succeed Dawes as ambassador in London. Reed says he has not been told of any such move and believes Dawes will stay in London for another year, with no certainty about longer tenure.
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Dawes
Washington
de- Hsing Aranort
Easton
Dayon
Lonidon
Somater Reed
London
Seventh Day Adventists Back Prohibition Enforcement
A five member committee formed by the Religious Liberty department of the Seventh Day Adventist conference was tasked to draft resolutions endorsing prohibition enforcement and reaffirm the church’s stance on temperance. Professor A W Bnalding led the effort from Washington and delegates warned society and church alike against self indulgence and extravagance weakening moral power. Funds were urged for a policy campaign.
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Liberty Department
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Seventh Day Advattista
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Aigqiah
Far-Tiang Mle Alopary
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