Chicago Board of Trade and Farmers National Face Clearing House Fight
The Chicago Board of Trade and the Farmers National Grain Corp clash as a federal commission weighs keeping clearing house privileges. Witnesses contend the cooperative seeks equal rights despite a rule barring corporate membership, while the Farmers National argues executives’ actions grant access.
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Whehington
June
Chicaga Board of Trade
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Federal Commission
Clearing House
Grain Corporation
Arthur F. Lindler
Updike Grain Company
Farmers' National
Board of Trade
J. M. Chilton
Carl Meyer
Vermouth Kirkland
National
Chicago Grain Exchange
Buri
Bonus Promise Keeps Camp Residents Awake In 1945 Debate
The camp housing nearly 6000 veterans operates under military order with army leadership and civilian police. The outcome hinges on a House vote Monday on the bonus-payment proposal, while a faction vows to stay until 2945 if the measure fails. Lawmakers consider Bacharach bill cutting bonus loan interest to 4 percent, with VA estimates showing a $140 million cost before 1945 maturity.
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Pelham D. Glassford
Snite
Wars and Means
Veterans Administration
Colfle Confesses Killing Wee Japanese Maid
In Los Angeles, Mrs Ayiko Kanda and Joji Hatamoto altered their confession to police claiming they killed Miu, a three year old girl, as a sacrifice to redeem a supposed sin of love. They now say Hatamoto shot the child and justify the act by a philosophy linking the daughter's death to removing a marital wrong.
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Los Angeles
Ayiko Kanda
Joji Hatamoto
Mia
Kanda
Hatamoto
Statewide filing close. wide slate for district judges and reps
Filing for state and congressional offices closed at midnight with 52 candidates for district judgeships and 29 Democrats 25 Republicans seeking state or congressional posts. Unopposed include Mark Fitzgarrald Stevensville for Congress First District and William R Wyatt Butte for state superintendent. Major tickets list numerous names for governor reporter details and railroad commissioner.
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Scott Leavitt
Great Falla
Wiliam R. Wyatt
Butte
George P. Porter
Tie
James J. Brett
Tudge Lyman HH
Bennett
NR. M. Hatter- Rley
John J. Wurly
R. R. Commission
The
Humber
Republians
State Supreme Court
Congress
Joseph P. Monaghan
Mark Fitzgarrald
Stevensville
John M Evang
Missoula
Yank Escapes From Banditti In China
American steamboat captain Charles Baker, abducted by Chinese bandits last winter, arrived in Shanghai and described five months of terror. He says ransom of 60,000 Mexican dollars was demanded, exposure and near death but he was released without terms. Missionaries helped arrange his release as he plans to rejoin his family in Oakland, California.
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Bhanghal
Charles Baker
Shanehal
Bhanghat
Oakland
Caltt
Wan Kent
Bonding Firms Refuse Curtis Bonding Companies Won't Write
Flemington M J June AP an assertion sending company refused to furnish his bond as they were strained. John Hughes alleges mind direct Lindbergh baby search. In May Clarence Lindbergh shipbuilder awaiting trial or a charge of directing the Lindbergh baby. He said until his trial he could reconcile to remaining. Indications tonight it would be put over into September. The article notes Hankow in the north bank of the Vangtra.
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Flemington, M. J
John Nughes
Narfalis
Port Bend
Night Court opens three day Marlow run sensational drama
A sensational Metio-Goldwyn-Mayer drama titled Night Court opens for a three day run at the Marlow. The film stars Phillips Holmes with Walter Huston as the corrupt judge and Anita Page as the framed girl, supported by Lewi Stone Mary Carlisle John Miljan Jean Hersholt Tully Marshall and Noel Francis in a powerful story of a night court's crookedness and its aftermath.
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Metio-Goldwin - Mayer
Marlow
W. S. Vani
Baseball's Big Six Shine In Slugging Roundup
Lombardi and Combs led the Big Six with three hits apiece as Waner and others lagged. Pant Waner posted a .400 average after going five times to the plate, while Lombardi and Combs piled up points in a four game stretch. Athletics and Yankees figures Hafey Dickey Lagzert among the notable peers.
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Froie Lombardi
Earle Combs Winei
Pant Waner
Raree Lombardi
Combs Cath
Taombardttnning
Combs
Waner
Lombardi
Neds
Foxx
Athletics
Yankees
Hafey
Thee Dickey
Tankees
Lagzert
Yanks
Coast League Scores and Lineups From Multiple Cities
The Associated Coast League results list games in Los Angeles Sacramento Portland and San Jose with pitchers batters and managers named. Highlights include Henderson Stine Walsten and Wirts for the Sacramento game and Beattie Cox McDonald Jacobs Dietrich Peterson and Palmleana in Portland.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Herrmann
Srlizel
Mase Oo Cronin
Campbell, Ortman
Turner and Mayer
Sacramento
San Francisco
Henderson
Stine
Walsten
Bryan
Wirts
Portleard
Beattia
BOTA
TVS
Cox
McDonald
Jacobs
Dietrich
Peterson
Palmleana
San
Janehspo— Row
Oakland
Missione
Cs Lo
Fieber
Read
Koenle
Caster
Bowler
Flober
Ricel
Home Run Leaders and Team Standings log
Summary of yesterday's top home run hitters and team standings across leagues. Ruth and Gehrig lead with 21 and 17 homers respectively, followed by several players from Athletics, Tigers, Yankees, and others. Totals show American 278, National 184, combined 417.
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Ruth
Yankees
Gehrig
Tankers
Rogers
Tigers
Porter
Indiane
Grove
Athletics
Gorlin
Browns
Jolley
Cucernello
Dodgers
Lee
Phillies
Barbee
Pirates
Schulmerich
Braver
Foxx
Kleip
Phillien
Collins
Cardinals
Simtagne
Genuig
Lengo
Cascade County Cuts Poor Farm Expenses
Cascade County reports May poor fund expenditures at 17,279.61, 26 percent below April’s 23,366.08. Most divisions, including provisions, rent, transportation, pensions, hospitalization, and hospital operations, showed reductions, while some items rose slightly due to state hospital patients.
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Great Falls
Junn
County Poor Fund
Bertha M. Lorentz
Benny Leonard Walks to Narrow Victory Over Ravioii
New York boxer Benny Leonard, the retired undefeated light weight champion, edged Andy Ravioii tonight in a tense bout. Leonard sustained a damaged left eye in the ninth round but kept Layida reeling and nearly finished with a knockout as the final bell rang. Leonard weighed UBM 8-$. Bevilon 146 dea.
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New York
Junu
Nenny Leonard
Andy Ravioii
Ray Aldge
Leonard
Layida
Knnckow
UBM
Bevilon
Dea
Sarazen Leads British Open After First Round At Prince's
Gene Sarazen powered to a 70 in the opening round of the British Open at Prince's, one under par, leaving 109 players aiming to chase as Don Curtis, Eric McRavie, and MacDonald Smith trailed by a stroke. costs include Alliss and Whatcombe among British pros, with amateur Robert Sweeney and Douglas Grant at 79 and 82.
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Sandwich
Eng
Britain
New York
Gene Sarazen
United States
Don Curtis
Eric McRavie
Sarazen
Prince
Thes
MacDonald Smith
Percy Alliss
W. H. Willie Davies
Charles Whatcombe
Sin
Tommy Armour
America
Allisa
Mac
Mac Smith
Walter Pursey
Seattle Protessional
Robert Sweeney
Douglas Grant
Birch to Fill Out McKinney Term on Chamber Board
Birch to fill the unexpired term of the late Charles A. McKinney on the Great Falls chamber of commerce board. Birch, of Hirch & Sons Construction, will serve after election at the regular monthly meeting held at the Park hotel.
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Frea Birch
Hirch & Sons Construction Company
Chamber of Commerce
Park Hotel
Birch
Charles A. McKinney
Warden
KR. M. Larson
Bricker
United States Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Iunineas
Young Husband of Aimee in Legal Mess
The fragment describes a tense court scene with Hutton denying threats and an offer of money to drop a mutt. Aimee asserts that $2,000 was offered to end the dispute, while Hutton retorts he would not pay. The dialogue hints at a contentious divorce or custody matter pursued through the courts.
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Hutton
Prohibition Debate Influence on Constitutional Amendment
An excerpt recounts discussions with President Wilson on the 18th Amendment and federal power over liquor trade. It notes Wilson's caution about enshrining prohibition in the Constitution and supports giving Congress regulatory power instead. The piece reflects 1920s political divisions and proposals for a national referendum on Prohibition.
Wealthy Osaga Woman Victim Of Alcorovism
Cotoracto Springs Colo June 8 The turbulent career of Mary Elkin one of the richest Osaga Indians in the world came to a close today with her death from alegholam Married three Imore white men her third divorce was to have be come final late this month Her rat husband was Bobby Corbett a Kansan City prize fighter but the union war dissolved on her piet and was dragged at the time of the cere mony She later married Harry Trawlon a Colorado Springs taxi driver and divorced him to marry David Derryharry Mary Elking Incame rt one thor Ton into thousands of dollars each maonth the money derived from of] Jandy she had inherited from par ents and relatives
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Cotoracto Springs
Colo
Mary Elkin
Imore
David Derryharry
Mary Elking
Extortion Plotters Given One Year in Penitentiary
A with no clear name and details, Rita and her mother were sentenced to one year in the county jail for extortion connected to threats demanding 11000 from the father. Police arrested Ming Tray Walter Plan and others after Miss Bray and two men were implicated in a plot to obtain art ificial funds. Detectives traced the letters threatening harm unless payment was made. The case involved an art collection and a plan to coerce payment from the victim.
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Lia Angeles
Aeronl
Rita
Ald
Reo
Dawn
Minn Reny Kaape
Miss Bray
Tink
Mit
President Hoover faces rift over relief bill and bonds
A heated controversy surrounds a $300 million relief bill, with Hoover approving it in principle while Democrats push for a larger $2.07 billion program. The debate centers on boosting Reconstruction Finance Corporation capitalization by $1.6 billion and bond issues for public works. Senate plans differ as Norbeck remains noncommittal and Warner proposes a substitute after direct relief passes.
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Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Hawe
Capitol
Garner
Senate
Banking Committee
Clairman Norbeck
Waener
New York
Back with Wit After Amazing Omata Neb
News brief says former janitor Dave D Rhode of Throng Iowa consolidated school retired to Nebraska with wife five children after leaving town. Principal Miss Helen Cardner died in a Scotts Bluff hotel fall. Rhode returned briefly to Thurman then left with household goods on a truck for a farm near Homingford Nebraska.
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Omata
Neb
Dave D Rhode
Throng
Iowa
Ater
Hls
Nebraska
Helen Cardner
Scotts Huff
Rhode
L. Tolehnte
Thurman School Board
Tharmiun
Tle
Homingford
Hotel Corridors in Chicago Buzz
Chicago reporters describe hotel lobbies near the Republican National Convention as delegates from various states arrive. The focus centers on how the party will handle prohibition and who will be the next party chairman as debates unfold before the convention opening.
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Chicago
Harold Oliver
Wellcome U. O. P
Londera
Republican National
I Peat
Oftfield
Big West Side
Saude Reiterates Agreement Amid Political Turmoil
A fragmented report records Saude reaffirming an agreement under Governor Roosevelt’s approval. The document notes committee actions on amendments, the convention head, and statements by Merrie, with references to Bert, Welh, and other officials at a March gathering.
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Roosevelt
Myr Jien
Watford
Eee
LDU Pon
Dts
Merrie
Juwetl Shaws
Don
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