Bills Pass Tax Lone Peace Time Era In U S History
June 6 Washington UP reports the largest peacetime tax package in U S history was signed by President Howe as the Senate advanced the national economy bill to finish the budget. The lengthy text references party politics and procedural details amid the sweeping finance effort.
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Shington
United States
Howe
Senate
Sonain
Cere Pleven Repibtiaais
Hist of
Bern
Dawes Resigns as Reconstruction Chief
Washington June 6 Charles G Dawes resigns as president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to return to his Chicago bank effective June 15. President Sonver notes the move came as a surprise yet fits his earlier understanding that Dawes would be relieved once relief work was established.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Chicago
Sonver
White House
Government Roosevelts Silent On Repeal Plan
Alany and Vodune report that Gov Roosevelt is silent on repeal and has not committed to including a repeal plank in the Democratic platform. Franklin D Roosevelt, the leading nomination candidate, was pressed for a stance but gave a smiling reply, not confirming any request. The piece notes rumors of a repeal position affecting the platform.
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Alany
Mit
Tohn Roehereiter
Gav
Franklin P. Roosevelt
Gleuc
North Carolina Senate Vote Count Nears Completion
In North Carolina the Senate race counts near completion with Robert Reynolds of Asheville seeking to appeal a prohibition repeal. Senator Comer Morrigan leads in early tallies with about 2000 votes as Wayne Yolo remains in Democratic nomination contention.
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Charlotte
Ncg
Robert Ro Reynolds
Asheville
Lonleht
Comer Morrigan
Senate
North
Curasna
Rockefeller Seeks Prohibition Repeal After Defeat
In a political statement John D. Rockefeller Jr denounces Prohibition as a flat failure and argues for repeal. He frames the issue as nonpartisan, urging removal of the 18th Amendment’s effects with a broad-based platform at convention level. The piece notes Rockefeller’s stance against party politics and his hope for a reversal of policy through constitutional modification.
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John D. Rockefeller, JR
Butler Gratified Rockefeller Stand Reported
Butler expresses gratification over Rockefeller's stance amid national debate on amendments. The remarks come during a Long Island appearance where he praises broad support and emphasizes unity in the cause, stating strong backing from allies and public figures.
Bolt From Blue Kills Bhodi in Minneapolis
A bolt from the blue killed Bhodi in Minneapolis as a pair of men were struck near the University of Minnesota campus. Wren Bil, 22, died at the scene while Michael Hlerthon survived injuries and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Bolt From Blue Kills Bhodie
Minneapolis
Minneapollis
Mini
Rolf Oaddin
Ight Tink
Tinean Acinnkar
Slorne
Doh
Wren Bil
Minnanpotla
Wan
Wand Tonathora
Universlty
Minnesota Courac
Michaet Hlerthon
Rockefeller Dry Cause Sparks Public Debate
The article reports on responses from Wet and Dry factions regarding John D. Rockefeller and Henry J. Curran. It notes Rockefeller family quietly supported prohibition, while Curran doubts official statements and discusses the broader national stance against the prohibition amendment.
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Washinton
Dine
John J. Rockefeller
Henrist
Alwin Co Dinwiddin
Earone
Howepaperman
Rockefellers
Henry J. Curran
Iasertation
Confession by conspirator against Il Duce alleged
Rome reports an alleged confession by Py Anugelo Rhariolfotio a conspirator in a plot against Mussolini. He claimed he was chosen to kill the strongman and described a prior plan including bombing the premier during a national ceremony. The same group linked to Schirru faced a tribunal tonight under an examining magistrate.
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IL Duce
Rome
Anugelo Rhariolfotio
Ueday
Mmromier
Mussolini
Polten
Wen Cane
Mohele Semiyray
Schirru
Italy
Lotal
Arua Ave
Hhardonott
Posec
Garnhaldi
Neemed
aAnmo Rong
Dofenan
Dr Ariag Victor Elected Panama President in Balloting
Dr Ariag Victor appears elected president of Panama after yesterday's balloting. Tanama Cuty, Luna and Dr Harminito Arias are named in the report as related figures amid the electoral coverage.
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Ariag Victor
Panama
Tanama Cuty
Luna
Harminito Arias
Nterdi
Relief schemes in Congress eye quick action amid doubts
Washington reports Republican and Democratic aides near agreement on an employment relief package. A $300 million direct relief fund and a $490 million public works plan are under discussion, with unanimous consent sought to move the measure forward. Continued on page 4.
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Senate
Democrats
Hoover
Respsuluction Corporation
Halls
Roblmsmi
Capitol clashes over prohibition and party unity
Washington June 11 party factions at the capitol push battles for the republicans on prohibition and democrats on organization. Republicans massed after last week’s convention in a dispute over prohibition stance while Salvator Joett Shoure accepts the challenge to back Senator Walsh of Montana as permanent chairman, aligning with Roosevelt forces.
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Ty Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Capitol
Shise Wal
Jouett Shoure
Gar
Roosevelt
Senator Walah of
Montama
Detroit Police Halt Mob At Bridge Manufacturing Plant
A crowd of about 3,000 demonstrators gathered at the gates of the Bridge Manufacturing plant in Detroit after a meeting led by John Schmier. Police and mounted officers resisted as rioters tried to rush the gates, injuring several and leading to the arrest of a woman and five men amid bitter clashes sparked by unemployment and wage demands.
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Netrott
Juna G
Withotelina
Teny Gan
Briges Manuufacturing
Hints Thay
Flya
Othe
John Schmier
Minyor
Detrott
Déemandad
Plane crash in Texas claims two lives
A late edition report states B. Ry Monley and Wes Morhan, along with Jack Fox, died when their plane crashed in the western residential section of Claco. The incident details are sparse but confirm two fatalities.
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Claco
Taxan
Tune & AD
B. Ry Monley
WesMorhan Ie
Jack Fox
Claco Thin Attortioon
Bridge War in Oklahoma Rages Over Toll Control
Durant Oklahoma reports renewed fighting in the so called bridge war as Lt Gal Marthaeald and a guard detachment act on governor orders. Federal judge Tol C Peallack in Kansas City denied the state's bid to dismiss a receiver’s injunction action against the Red River Bridge Company of Texas. The case seeks toll control amid alleged damages of 250000 dollars.
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Eclasa
Free Brite
Treivey
Eniledas
Explosion and Fire Hit Ellington Apartments Downtown
An unknown number of people were killed injured or trapped when an explosion followed by a fire rocked the Ellington apartments in a downtown building. An unidentified woman about 45 died in the blaze and many were taken to charity hospitals while others were rescued from windows as firefighters battled the flames.
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Cleveland
Ellington Apartments
Hallenden
St. John’s Cathedral House
Firamen
Soman
Oklahoma City Flood Claims More Lives In Severe Weather
Rescue teams recovered the body of T W Tarkington Jr 14 after floodwaters swept through Oklahoma City. Reports say damage rose in the east central area as winds intensified. Mrs Monty Morgan and her two children remained unaccounted for.
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Oklahoma City
Wine &— VP
Agua Rescue Squad
Oklahoman City
T W ‘Tarkington
Monty Morgan
New Romanian Premier Fails to Hold Parliament
Bucharest reports new premier Menandor Vaida Vaeyad aims to form cabinet and dissolve parliament to avert a test of majority. King’s speech not read after cabinet swearing. Waberals protest and cabinet members named minister of foreign affairs and other posts amid swift political action.
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Rumania
Bucharest
Menandor Vaida-Vaeyad
Iberafs
Wberals
Vatda-Voevag
Minster
Eno Iateegan
Transylvania
Pantelimon Kalina
Hassarabia
Helena Independent Book On Fish And Seafoods
The Helena Independent promotes a booklet about fish and seafoods. It notes many rare varieties and describes different cuts and flavors. The piece explains how to cook them with general guidelines and promises broad usefulness to homemakers seeking variety and reliable methods. Send six cents for postage.
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Helena
Chilean socialist rule tested by counter movement and strike
In Santiago on June 4, Chile's three day old socialist government faced a counter revolutionary challenge in the south and a nascent general strike in the capital. Officials indicated foreign investment fears eased but warned toleration would not expand, with American controlled industries facing scrutiny as junta control seemed to tighten nationwide.
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Santiago
Chile
Vrity
Gov
Brookhart Bering in Count in Iowa
Early returns from Iowa’s Republican and Democratic senatorial races show Brookhart leading with 11.615 votes from 2,935 precincts reported in Des Moines ta. Other candidates include Cosson Conk Kirkelbere Stock Murphy and Hagemann with smaller tallies from partial precinct results.
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Tres Moines
Iowa
Field
Brookhart
Cosson
Kirkelbere
Murphy
Guile
Kraselol
Hagemann
German President to Call General Election July 31
In Herlin June 6, President Paul von Hindenburg is expected to issue a decree tomorrow ordering a general election for July 31. Announcement states the move aims to renew the government amid current political strain.
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Herlin
Paul v
Hindenburg
Thar
Polish-American flyer vanishes after projected nonstop flight
New York reports 31-year-old Polish American flyer Stanislaus Pelix Hattener failed to arrive after a projected May 19 non-stop London to Paris flight. His wife Mrs Martha Hausner clings to hope as the 52 hour fuel limit passed without word on his whereabouts.
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New York
Asmt
Stanislaus Pelix Hattener
Floyd Hennett Feld
London
Paris
Martha Hausner
Northwest Is Able to Feed Stock Now
Chitaga June 6. Distribution of farm wheat to farmers for livestock feed has been stopped as pasture conditions improve across the drought devastated country. The Feed Cress wheat committee announced stock may find sufficient forage amid recovering conditions.
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Chitaga
Northwest
Teed Cress Wheat Committee
Rotary talk links debt to mood on war toll
In Helena Montana Rotary event, Mr Bennion praised Alberta and Montana Rotarians for supporting the International Peace Park concept and credited Rotary International President Harry Mitchell. Major Sir Charles Mander warned debt strains and looming defaults as debtor nations face economic strain between Germany and France.
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International Peace Park
United States
Cimach
Retern
Bred Retenson
Bozeman
Alsth District
Rotary Informational
Bennion
Alberta
Montana
Harry Mitchell
Great Falls
Charles Mander
Wolverhampton
England
Rotary International
Germany
France
Lord Mander
Iowan Believes City Hosts Algerian Shrine Temples
A puzzling statement from an Iowan notes Algerian Shrine temples in the state capital region. The letter questions the purpose and appearance of a desert-style building in a mountainous area, asking if many Algerian people reside locally. The exchange mentions a request for a Merce Wihans sketch and notes a Minaret tower reference amid local speculation.
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Alperin Shrine
Montania
Tsaw
Algoria
Helens
Mant
Picnic in Oklahoma Tragedy Claims Two Drowned
A picnic outing in Dewlake near Flarth Horn, Chin ended in disaster when Mia Moyf Bandiii, 36, and Mary Frances Kasi, 1%, both of Flartr Horn were drowned. Clara Belin Rey, 2, survived with others as members of a sunily advent party.
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McMeator
Okln
Jung
Mia
Mary Frances Kasi
Flartr- Horn
Chin
Dewlake
Radical shift as Bonus Army ousts commander in Washington
The Bonus Army of about 4,600 in Washington split over leadership and replaced its commander when George Alman of Portland, Oregon, was voted out of chief. Alman had held the post less than a day after Walter W. Waters resigned, with the group pressing for immediate payment of service certificates.
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Ay C. P. Williamson
Washington
Legislative Committee
George Alman
Portland
Ore
Alman
Walter W. Waters
Severe Temblors in Coast States Shake Eureka Area
An quake struck coast regions from Khanath Falls Oregon to San Francisco early today. A woman died and three others were injured while property damage was reported across the area. Four shacks collapsed chimneys at 12 40 p m in rapid succession. A chimney killed Mrs Walter McGutcheon and wounded her husband and child. A bakery worker suffered wrist injuries when two bread trays collided.
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Eureka
Calif
Khanath Falls
Ore
San Francisco
Dleath
Arcata
Walter McGutcheon
Mrs Xdeber's Death Ruled Self-Inflicted
Hillsboro Oregon June 6 A coroner's jury ruled death of Elizabeth Koeher 78 a result of her own actions. She was found last Wednesday in the Free Methodist church parsonage basement nude and fatally burned. A large cloth and wood splinters blocked her mouth. She died within two hours without speaking.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Elizabeth Koeher
Free Methodist Church
Winnett Woman Dies From Medicine Overdose
A Winnett resident, 23 year old Luetta Townsend, died today from an overdose of medicine after receiving medical treatment at local Winnett Public Schools in the past three years. The death is being investigated.
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Tlewlatown
Hansen
Winnett
Irish President and British Official Prepare Conference
London reports an impending conference between the Irish president and a British counterpart. Officials indicate talks will focus on Commonwealth tensions and upcoming Ottawa trade conferences. Key delegates include Dominians secretary and war secretary, with plans to retire to base after discussions.
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Voxatious
Aguos
Jd. VW
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Dominians
Tord Titian
Tor War
Nagolistiana
Baie Tomorray
Thurdday
de Valara
London
Traland
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