Senator Johnson Demands Exchange of Notes on London Naval Conference
Washington June 7 AP Senator Johnson Republican California replies to President Hoover by insisting note exchange cannot be avoided and accuses the president of shielding delicate international secrets. He cites treaty powers and the duty of senators in negotiations, while The Californian leader of opposition challenges Secretary Stimson’s remarks.
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Washington
Johnson
California
Hoover
Sanatar Johneau
Agluma
Alwayy
Confidentia
Colley
Stimson
Ipover
Georges Wanhingto
Religious figures show no changes across the nation
New York June 7 census and religious research show that among Americans over 10 years old eight in ten are church members. Rural areas lag at 62 percent while cities reach 68 percent. Among ministers 41 percent belong to bodies not requiring college or seminary. women predominate in membership with 48 percent of males and 63 percent of females ages over 13 as members.
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New York
Institute of Social and Religiona
Nessarch
United States
Pshare
Word
G. Luthsr Frs
Jawn
Treir
EWS ACQUITTED ON BRIBERY CHARGE IN LA TRIAL
Los Angeles dated June 7 reports Heridan Lewis former president of the defunct Juliga Petroleum Corporation was acquitted today on charges of offering a $19,000 bribe to a juror in a prior trial.
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Los Angeles
Heridan CO
Lewis
Juliga Petroleum Erporation
Tariff Vote Wraps Up But Bill Faces Final Hurdle
Washington June 7. With most doubtful voters accounted for Republicans expect tariff bill to pass in the Senate late next week by 43 to 47 though many absences may pare the tally. Key doubt centers on Senator Grundy of Arkansas and Senator Reed of Pittsburgh who have not yet decided. Grundy has signaled a vote against the bill, while Reed says he will not commit until later. The outcome hinges on pacifying coalition partners as aluminum and glass size disputes remain contentious.
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D. Fanold Oliver Washington
Annata
Grundy
Aristo
Reed
Pittsburgh
Keystone State
Grundy Ohnand
Nick
Crate
Pittsburgher
Thail
Satan Agate
Maniu
M. Mironescu
Anrol
Carolam
Insurance in State Totals Summary Spurs Hail Insurance Uptick
Indications of hail damage are shown as state board records reflect over 100 policies written this year totaling 149 386 dollars. Average premium per policy rises to 1450, driven by larger machines. Main insured areas include Yellowstone Treasure Powder River Custer Prairie and Chouteau counties with winter wheat fields notably affected. Continued favorable conditions may extend spring losses.
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State Board of Hail Insurance
Polfcien
Dunfy Wrtel
Yanal
Chouteau
Montana Business Women Convene In Missoula
Elizabeth Fitepecard of Salt Lake City, former national VP, was principal speaker at tonight's hatlduet for 60 delegates at the Montana Association of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Missoula. State President Catherine Harrinson of Rutland also spoke as routine business dominated the day. Session to continue tomorrow.
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Miasoula
Elizabeth Fitepecard
Salt Lake Ciy
National Organization
Montana Peloration of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Catherine Harrinson
Rutle
Senate foes debate Cannon case in committee vote doubt
Washington June 7 AP a plan to discipline Bishop James Cannon Jr for defying the senate lobby committee seemed unsettled with committee members evenly split on his refusal to answer questions about his 1928 anti Smith activities. Senator Borah may hold the balance with Robinson and Horah silent on public opinion.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Onight
Ranator Walsh
Canon
My NA
Mofpin
Wisconsin
Watkine
Ahmed
Arkannay
Caraway
Ti Wan
Wold
Horah
Japuniteau
Tdahu
Simmons Defeated in 1928 Bolting Vote Contest
North Carolina results show Simmons trailing Josiah W. Hailey in 950 of 1743 precincts across 87 counties. Hailey leads with about 44,625 votes. Simmons faces a difficult path as unreported precincts may shift results. At Simmons HQ in New Bern, no clear nominee emerged for county offices amid Democratic and Republican activity. The spotlight remains on Josiah W. Batley Raleigh and Senator F. M. Sine mons amidst the ongoing nomination turmoil.
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Josiah W. Hailey
Tinsley
Simmons
Thoma
New Bern
Halley
North Carolina
Josiah W. Batley
Raleigh Wieney
Benater F. Mf. Sinemons
Senate
Galley
Cannilgn
German Minister to Lisbon Shot by Madman
In Lisbon on June 1 a German minister to Lisbon, Dr. Von Baligand, was shot and killed by a man who traveled from Germany with a German passport. The assailant, a 2 when arrested, claimed he sought to kill the envoy amid a German fleet at anchor. The killer, described as a tall fair-haired man, said he had once obtained U.S naturalization papers and had traveled with American authorization.
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Lisbon
Stebeo
Portugal
Annesassih
von Baligand
Deasig
Jane Piechowekt
Aait
Panata
New York
Tiechownkt
von Baligard
Gladish
Kon
Nignbuarm
Idsdon Harbor
Dr. Vor Aaligand
Tenecious
Anpinsin
Monthnec
Auryoilianes
da Pions
Wan
Burono
Traviio
Norwalk
Love Qvuttta
John Goodalle
Milan
Palant
Memorial Hnanutal
Atlinal
wWooda
John Iuela
Janttar
Urea
Henat
Waunaual Atrangth
Weather outlook for Montana next week slips into cold
A brief Montana forecast shows general fair conditions tonight and Sunday with possible showery activity in western portions. Lows drop, with colder air pushing into the southern regions as the week opens.
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Montana
Gale Is Due And Brit Flyer Puts Off Dart At Sea
Weather delays the Atlantic flight attempt of Australian air pioneer Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and crew aboard the Southern Cross. The plan to depart from Fremantle toward Baldonnel was postponed due to unsettled conditions over the Atlantic, with forecasts predicting uncertain winds and seas.
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Gale
Atlantic
Youblin
Irian Fro
Tap—Capl
Charleas Kingaford
Comendea
Ocaan Q
Boutheta Crous
Farm aid loan total announced for Pacific Northwest
Announced today that farm relief loans for Washington Idaho and western Montana will authorize 3,850,000. The total highlights the section high for farm aid programs and indicates government relief funding in the region.
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Bookann
North Paeltic Groin Growura
North Want
Ttnt
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Guggenheim Sees Better Times For Refining Firm
New York June 7 The American Smelting and Refining Companys president said the business showed a much improved trend compared with a month ago and that with present ownership and stock rework, no definite improvement is expected until around October 1.
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New York
al Non Gungenheim
Stockman Tand
Carol Returns as King of Romania Tonight
Romania faces a dramatic royal shift as Carol T, returning from exile, is set to be proclaimed king after Premier Maniu resigns. The chamber and senate scheduled a special session for 11 o'clock tomorrow morning to place the prince on the throne, while caretaker ministries scramble to form a new government.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol of
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Julio Maniu
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Bithel
Rumania
Catal
Michael
Bacome
Ida
Deomnile
OHIO POSSE FACES MYSTERIOUS APE SIGHTINGS IN NORWALK
In Norwalk Ohio a renewed manhunt for a rumored giant ape continued as residents report hoarse cries and sightings near Memorial Hospital and surrounding areas. Police and volunteers searched with rifles and shotguns but the creature remained elusive.
Missouri River Saves Alleged Bootlegger Case
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an alleged bootlegger facing liquor charges. A related court action mentions a federal judge sustaining an assumption and directing a verdict, with the Clark residence placed in the southeast state near Barada.
President Waover to get glacier wire line during vacation
Geeter Tark June 7 President Jlarhart Waover will have a special telephone and telemonitor service set up from his camp at Two Menteinn Glacier during part of his vacation in the northern playground. The forest service has approved a right of way application for the line.
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Geeter Tark
CATS
Jlarhart Waover
Menteinn Ig Glacier
Forest Service
Decisive battle in China near Hankow as rebels gain strength
Nationalist troops and Kwanguan province rebels poised for a decisive clash at Yochow within a day or two. Some 40,000 Nationalist forces concentrate at Yochow awaiting Kwangel arrival. Authorities vow to break rebel threat while martial law tightens in Hankow Wu chang Hanyang corridor amid quiet Changsha after occupation.
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Hankow
China
Kwangal Province
Yochow
Mankow
Whchang
Hanyang
Yangtso
Hunan Province
Ang
British Bombs Peshawar Tries to Drive Afredi Tribesmen
Bombay dispatch reports British aircraft bombed Afridi caves near Peshawar on the northwestern frontier, scattering tribesmen from the area south of the city. Some hostages were reportedly taken across the border, with no immediate confirmation of casualties. Police posts in Mota and the Vaspur district were attacked, leaving officers injured and weapons stolen.
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Bombay
Ieshawar
India
Peshawar
Midiapora
Sinca
Arma
Ammunitie
Jinifirsins
Club Federation Backs Prohibition Push Stirs Convention Debate
Danvers and Tanai report the National Federation of Women’s Clubs reaffirms insistence on stricter enforcement of the Prohibition era amendments. The discourse targets the First Amendment, arguing the need to curb perceived liberty limits. A large bloc of delegates, about two million voters, favored a stronger regulatory stance while a minority opposed the measure. The convention signals continued debate and potential page six continuation.
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Danvers
Tanai
Vardr
Gener Federation of Women
Ula
Alleged Poisoner in Anaconda Binds Bond
Anaconda June 1. George Norris veterinarian and rancher arrested on a charge of poisoning meat and other livestock. He posted a $1,000 bond. A date for arraignment was not set. Authorities believe Norris responsible for the deaths of 126 dogs in the area over the past week.
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Anaconda
Eore Norris
Belleva Novela
Young Fergus Man Commits Death by Own Action
Report from Bawhtawn notes a young Fergus man died by self harm on June 1. The deceased, 26, is described as in-law to former County Commissioner John Quigk ceder. Authorities indicate the death followed disputes over finances. investigation ongoing.
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Bawhtawn
CAPI
Oria Stara
John Quigkceder
Anteide
Vanels Marth
States voting this worth to decide upon liquor
Prohibition is up for a decisive voters' decision in the June state primaries. Wayne County stands as a bellwether with early returns on prohibition. New Jersey voters face a pivotal choice between candidates as the 18th Amendment debates loom. Minnesota referenda echo the nationwide tension over repeal or retention of dry laws, while Fort of New Jersey urges that repeal is the key issue shaping the election.
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J. A. Bhorny
Washington
Wayne
Bell-Wether
New Jersey
Minnesota
Franklin W. Fort
United State
Plane crash in Canal Zone leaves two airmen dead
In Calon Canal Zone on June 7 two airmen were killed when their Army transport plane crashed during a training mission. The victims were Lt. William Lepig from Littin Rock Arkansas and Junior Stitt Sergeant Liord Well, both stationed at Fort Randnigk.
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Calon
Canal Zone
Llout
William Lepig
Stitt
Liord Well
Gerlal Tergat
Fort Randnigk
Prance Mall
Lopalg
Littin Rock
Ark
Stall Wae
Strinafield
Woods Warehouse Fire Hits Helena District Loss Nearly $10000
A blaze destroyed the P. W. Woods warehouse at North Main and Chestnut streets in Helena. The fire caused about 10 000 dollars in losses including grain and feed supplies and threatened nearby structures and storage tanks used by Richfield Oil. Fire units and witnesses described undetermined origin and noted potential involvement of nearby properties and a grain dealer background.
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Helena
P. W. Woods
North Main
Chestnuut
Richfield Oil Company
Benson and Carpenter
Mn Juhley
Woods
Westerca
Bulding
Benson & Ratpentor Company
Cone Cerna
Butte Man Killed in Hurtling Automobile
A Butte man identified as Matte Mitchert, 30, died after his car plunged down a bluff into Missoula Inlet near Sonterette. Charles Jones, the driver, was hurt critically but is reported to be recovering. witnesses said the crash occurred after the vehicle veered from the roadway and overturned.
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Butte
Matte
Mitchert
Famaily
Charles Jones
Missoula Inlet
Sonterette
Kate Whurley
Mitchell
Jones
Seven in One Family Are Tragedy Victims
Frank Riley, 49, described as having a tragic career, is linked to the deaths of his four young children by fire and the murder of his 80 year old mother before slashing his own throat. He previously escaped from a psychiatric facility multiple times, with his last act occurring after being recalled from the asylum. The report notes his deteriorating mental state and the sequence of violent events surrounding the deaths.
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Kenney
Jane
Frank Riley
Jom Wite
bin Som
Lynate Asylum
Yenterday
Cheap booze kills destitute men in New York
Four men died in New York from what authorities label poison liquor. The incidents date back to May 10 and involve men who were purchasing cheap alcohol at a shop on the lower East Side. City medical examiner Major De Charles Norris confirmed the deaths and said more details would follow.
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New York
Tune T
Fintay
Poisan Iquor
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