Relief Senate Bill and Garner Act in Play
Washington June 7 a $2.0 billion relief program faced possible veto by President Hoover as Senate Democrats push a split plan. Garner adds $2.3 billion, with public works funds and emergency relief provisions central to debate. Senate committees moved a second bill funding $60,000,000 for direct relief while another would finance broader reconstruction efforts. The package seeks rapid aid, with lawmakers divided over immediate cash and long term recovery.
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Senate
Hoover
Howe Yrsterioy
Milloo
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Three Dead Found In Cleveland Fire After Tampered Safe
Investigators in Cleveland ruled a house fire fatal with three bodies found amid charred debris. Open prayer book and crucifix lay near the scene. Victims identified as Mia Mitchell, Anna Mitchell and Virginia Werner among others. Authorities suspect arson linked to tampering with a savings and loan vault at the building.
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Fune
Tate
Perania
Mia
Anna Mitchell
Werner
Virginia
Stakes
Gora Stoken
New Jersey May Drop Prohibition Referendum Plan
Trenton New Jersey lawmakers moved a statewide referendum to repeal enforcement of the 18th Amendment. The assembly and senate acted under suspension of the rules and sent the measure to voters. If approved in November the change would take effect September first.
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N.ot
Una
Legialiturs
Ansembly
Senate
Hille
Roosevelt for Prohibition Repeal in 1932 Campaign
Governor Roosevelt, seeking the Democratic nomination, calls for repealing the 18th amendment and adopting a new constitutional approach. He cites a Warner letter emphasizing state control over intoxicants and allows states to legalize or prohibit sale within their borders with broad regional differences in public opinion and administration.
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Albany
Roosevelt
United States
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Warner
Poling Resigns Prohibition Group Leader Seeks Referendum
Dr Daniel A Poling former chairman of the United Forces for Prohibition resigned and said he would support a national referendum on prohibition. He challenged wets to show rules to trigger any revision and said he would be involved again if the amendment 15 1910 or later was moved.
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Daniel A. Polinganovel
Prohibition
van Nouned
Poling
House Reiterates Agreement Story
Washington and New York figures meet at a party gathering as the national committee selects a permanent chairman. Shouse told reporters about Roosevelt leaders’ stance and Walsh’s approval. Jackson denied giving such a document, while Krona and other aides discuss the presidential as adopted. Continued on Page 2.
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Jung
Scurtt Bhouse
Chalom
Lemerratte Mipromil Executive Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Ty Roberduckenn
New Mampeshire
Shhoure
National Convacitee
Shoure
Tnesinyag
Walsh
Jackson
Shouse
Don Jackson
Nazi rally in Madgeburg leads to clash with rival group
In Madgeburg Germany a gathering of Nazi supporters faced off with youths and a partisan crowd after rumors spread that the ban on the Navi aterm transit of Adelf Hither had been lifted. Police reported scattered clashes between factions as the event unfolded.
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Madgeburk
Germany
Dane
Ladt
Boek
National Social
Adelf
City Proposes Rescue Plan Amid Financial Muddle
Local officials face a mounting fiscal crisis as a major upheaval grows. Mayor warns the city could run up to 1500000 in costs while negotiations continue with Vie Reconstructiog Finance and other creditors.
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Memmi
Kane Spat - Mins Anton Jr
Rniak
Vie Reconstructiog Finance
Paralloy
MicaRa
Tay
Etty
Hoover Denies Agreement To Submit Prohibition To People
Washington reports President Hoover emphatically denies any agreement to submit prohibition to the voters. Legislation rumors spread through Republican ranks in Congress as to a proposed stand, but officials clarified that Hoover had not committed to any particular plan or spokesman for national policy.
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Hoover
M Pushing Referendum on Prohibition Question
M McAden urges a nationwide poll to settle prohibition by direct vote. He proposes a national referendum to decide whether the 18th amendment should be repeated or amended to empower Congress to regulate or prohibit liquor traffic. He warns that other methods would take years and cites President Wilson as opposing incorporating prohibition in the amendment. Continued on page 2.
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Honax
Lrth
Congress
Nng
Wilton
Senate in Irish Free State backs plans of De Valera
The Free State senate approved a technical modification to President De Valera's oath and opposed absorbing Ulster into the Free State. Northern Ireland figures warned such moves would be unacceptable. The measure risks stalling both houses as Anglo Irish negotiations proceed.
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Irish Free State
DE Valera
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Teieh Free Staie
S. S
Free State Senate
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Fation
Euteania
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Trelaid
Yemarn
Ulster
Free State
Mrs Mlean Takes Stand In Trial Of Slick Means
Mrs Mlean testified in the trial accusing Edward Means of kidnapping and ransom. She described hiring a contact to negotiate with alleged kidnapers and facing charges of larceny and embezzlement related to funds involved in the case. A jury comprised of ten men and one woman heard the testimony with U S Attorney Ken A Rover presenting the chronology.
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CA PD
Mee
Edward Fi
Metenn
Waashinaton Post
Girton
Wnerian
Meana
Mra
Meloan
Meta
Meana Nad
Lindner
United States
Ken A. Rover
State normal college degrees conferred in Montana
Hazy text describes a commencement at Montana State Normal College. Pioneered by Superintendent W. Smith and delivered by President Sheldon J. Davis to Chancellor M A Arainon, the ceremony awarded degrees and honored graduates with a talk on teachers' mental health.
Idle man kills wife then shoots self in Oakland home
P C Show, 46, a unemployed resident, shot and killed his wife before turning the gun on himself inside their Shaw area home in Oakland today.
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Oakland
Copj
P. C
Shaw
Young hubby of Aimee in legal mess
Los Angeles reports Evangelist Aimee McPherson Hutton ill at Angelus temple as her husband David Hutton clashes with a nurse who sued him for breach of promise. St. Pierre seeks 200000 for a broken heart.双方 dispute witnesses and compromise.
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Los Angeles
Aimee McPherson Hutton
Angelus Temple
David Hutton
Hutton
Myrtle St. Pierre
Miss St. Pierre
Miss St Pierre
Lfe
Bonus Army still defiant as Waters named leader
Washington June 8 The ragged veterans’ army demanding bonus payment refused police orders to disperse. Walter W. Waters of Portland was elected the fourth commander-in-chief, with 8,000 supporters urging disregard of police evacuation. The movement prepared for rations from outside as two trucks head tomorrow to an unknown destination. A national HQ opened in a vacant apartment, while the Anacostia river encampment remains.
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Washington
Ragged Veterans’ Army
Walter W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Iwa
Waters
Tie
Nonce
Grub
Morrow
Baltimore
Anacostia River
State primary filings close at midnight with 104 candidates
Filing of nominating petitions for the state primary to be held July 10 closed quietly at midnight. Only Clifford Walker and a deputy secretary of state and an Independence representative were present. Speculation pointed to late entries for governor and railroad and public service commissioner. The day ended as Charles F. Huppe filed for judge in the 14th district, bringing total candidates to 104.
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Locke
Clifford Walker
Independent
Charles F. Huppe
Musselshell County
Wet candidates carrying count in the Florida poll
Jacksonville Fla Tunes P Countries advocating repeal of the eighteenth amendment led the field in four congressional contests of yesterday's democratic primary. Gov Peaukfin 1 Roosevett of New York won the presidential preferent vote. Mark Wilcox, West Palm Beach lawyer, led Owen for repeal by 27 214 to 3 861 in returns from 27 of the district's 419 precincts.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Cundtiries
Peaukfin
Roosevett
New York
Mark Wilcox
West Palm Beach
Huth Bryan Owen
Cimlisang Periled by Aerial Warfare Debate at Geneva
An armaments commission at the disarmament conference weighed bombardment as a grave threat after weeks of study and debate. The commission faced a pivotal moment on whether to ban weapons that were offensive, a key principle in restraining aerial warfare.
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Geneva
Armaments Commission
Disarmament Conference
Fark
Earthquake Shocks Reported Near Colima Mexico
Three fresh tremors were felt today at Colima Mexico as volcanic activity continued. Colima volcano sent smoke and large cracks appeared in the ice base despite the unusual phrasing, and residents fled indoors seeking safety amid ongoing quakes.
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Mexico City
Colima
Mexico
Colma
Map of the Soviet Union offered by Helena Independent
The Helena Independent presents a map of the Soviet Union with official statistics on area and population. The notice highlights the USSR covering over 6,250,000 square miles and about 150,000,000 people, inviting readers to obtain a copy for ten cents by mail.
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Helena
The
Soviet Union
Union of Soviet Socialist Republic
United States
Heroism of convict wins HS freedom
A life prisoner at Gregan state prison will be freed next month after Gov. Julius L. Meter commuted his sentence as a reward for saving Warden James Lewis during an April attack by an insane inmate. Warden Lenny Hanson reported the incident and praised the convict’s heroism.
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Gregan State Prison
Perlentiary
Lenny Hanson
Julius L. Meterlas
Hanson
James Lewis
Minary Forest Bill 13 Sent By Senate to House
The senate today passed and sent to the house a bill by Senator McNary authorizing the secretary of agriculture to lease land in the nations forests for 20 years for residence recreation industry or commerce. The amount that could be leased would be limited to 0 acres to lessee.
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Senate
House
McNary
Ore
Secretary of Agriculture
Idaho Democrats for Roosevelt and Dean
Idaho Democrats at state conventions in Boise and Welser are likely to pledge support for President Hoover and Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt at the national conventions. Early returns show Republicans with 11 votes and Democrats with eight. A Roosevelt endorsement appears likely, with growing Democratic support for Utah Governor George H. Dewey as vice president choice.
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Idaho
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Welser
Roosevelt
George H. Deco
Utah
Ritchie Warns Panic Could Undermine American Principles
Baltimore June 8 Gov Albert C Ritchie warned against panic driven policies that tread toward socialism or communism. He spoke on a coast to coast radio program as part of the Democratic Victory campaign urging adherence to American principles amid the crisis.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Victory
Democratic Victory Campaign Fund
Hoover to delay decision on R F C presidency
Washington reports former President Cool idges and Silas H Strawn as possible successors to Charles Dawes as head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. President Hoover likely to withhold a decision for a week or 10 days amid strong doubt from Cool idges allies. In Colorado Springs Dr John H Peck of Des Moines was elected president of the National Tuberculosis association.
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Coolidgs
Silas H. Strawn
Charles G. Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Colorado Springs
Colo
John H. Peck
Des Moines
National Tuberculosis Association
Poole Poised To Lead General Federation Convention
Delegates arrive in Seattle for the 21st biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs session led by Grace M. Poole of Brockton Massachusetts the unopposed candidate for the federation presidency for two years. Mrs John F. Sippel arrives with the head of 5 000 000 clubwomen addressing themes of home morale and supporting working breadwinners as delegates gather in Seattle for a ten day meeting.
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Seattle
General Federation of Women’s Clibs
Grace M. Poole
Brockton
Mass
Federation
Poole
Seabury Says Roosevelt Walker Unfit for Service
New York June. Major Walker labeled unfit to continue in office by Ramuel Seabury, who presented testimony analysis to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt. Seabury cited 15 conclusions from the mayor's testimony and a letter, noting no formal request existed but asserting sufficient evidence for removal.
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Major Walker
Ramuel Senbury
Arha Hapatehed
Lonlatit
Ger
Franklin TD. Roosevelt
Seabury Galage
Warrat
Seabury
Forgery suspect arrest near Gay Tallock county line
Local police reported the arrest of Peter Hermianson alias Joe Ericksen on forgery charges. The suspect, linked to another forgery case, was apprehended amid a broader investigation in Hawtatawn and surrounding areas.
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Peter Hermianson
Joe Ericksen
Tle
Caw
Wade County
Ayetariited
Intixith Teravinaon Wa
Rotary International leader opens global district governors meeting
Victoria B C January 8. Sydney W Pascall London president of Rotary International arrived to preside over sessions of the international assembly of district governors from around the world. Pascall began his trip from London to the international convention in Seattle opening June 20 and visited many locales in Africa India Australia New Zealand during his journey.
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Victoria
B. C
San Francisco
Seattle
Sydney
W. Pascall
London
Rotary International
Inday
International Assembly of
Pascall
Africa
India
Awestrada
New Zealand
Hint at a second murder in Frank Egan career
June in San Branciaca reports a public defender Frank D Egan and two licensed associates arraigned on charges of embezzling property from Mrs Texto Scott Hughes. Spectators shouted as Coch Walden Bean claimed influence and sought a power of attorney. The case centers on a February $4,000 loan and alleged mysterious terms.
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San Branciaca
D. Egan
Nated
Kern
Mra
Texto Scolt Hughes
Aa Maan
Bilwoaldh
Cobb
Alfichil
Cooh Wald Bean
Conkeled
Myster Oux Etre Malas
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