Baer Tops Schmeling In Savage 10 Round Stoppage
In a brutal heavyweight bout Max Baer from California overwhelmed former champion Max Schmeling over 10 rounds before about 65 000 swelling the crowd The United States France and Britain played roles in the dramatic drive as Baer displayed power and aggression throughout the bout leaving Schmeling outmatched and unable to answer the onslaught
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Yankee Stadia
New York
California
Max Baer
Far West
Jack Dempsey
Mix Schmeting
Tes
Sant Rempsey
Hmncie East
Tim
Mats
Legalize heavier wine eyed by Washington committee
A Washington house committee heard AV Dalrymple urge legalization of 11 percent wine to bolster respect for the 18th Amendment. Chairman Doughton signaled a Ways and Means meeting to act, while Dalrymple argued the ban pushed bootleggers out of business. The bill by Lenih Calltr would legalize sales at tasting houses with fermented wines 1.0 to 12 percent alcohol by volume, adding a federal tax per gallon.
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Washington
June
House
A.V. Dalrymple
Prohibition
Doughton
Ways and Means
Mattern Forced Down By Leaky Gas Line Flight Delayed
American aviator Mattern, attempting a world record flight, was forced to land near Krasnoyarsk after fumes from a leaking gas line caused a temporary emergency. He planned the next leg toward Belove, with repairs to his aircraft to be completed before continuing.
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Mattern
Prokopievak
Presa
Fort Peck Project Urged To President Roosevelt By Northwest Delegation
A Northwest congressional delegation urged President Roosevelt to back Fort Peck dam and power development. Senators Nye and Prarie led the push with Governor Arthur J. Weaver and others from Montana North Dakota and Nebraska. Surveys are complete and engineers estimate up to 26 000 workers could be employed within several weeks if funded in the public works bill.
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Fort Peck
Roosevelt
Washoe
Bann
Burt Peck
North Wast
Eallepostan
Montana
Toda
Washington
Dim
Uc Works Bil
van Renator
W.om. Thitteorn
Valley County
Arthur J. Woeaver
Netrankr
Tre
Thetort
Army Engineers Day
Two Naval Aviators Die in California Crash
Two naval aviators were killed when their fighter plane fell during a formation maneuver near Orranstle Calidine. The blurt left the remaining ten planes in formation and a search was launched. the victims were Lieutenant Jack O G Mehardaan, 26, and F C Ginzaner, 40.
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California
Orranstle
Calidine &A
Naval
Trentenant Jack OG
Mehardaan
Pllot
F.C
Boy Murders Mother and Is Taken by Police
Nashville detectives report a youth, 17, accused of strangling his mother Grace MacDonald in Michigan. He admitted mailing extortion notes and stealing a car and $450 from her. A second suspect, Leroy or William Terwilliger, was taken on federal extortion mail charges. Local authorities connect the incident to a May 2 warning.
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Nashville
One
éPh Uhier
Kiki
Balto Mactonald
Michigat
Ranneetion
Grace
MacDonald
Lewis
King Ble
Goul
Leroy Terwilliger
Willam Terwilliger
Biginers
Compromise Likely Over Veterans Allowances
Washington debate over a Roosevelt plan to limit federal aid to veteran benefits centers on whether to fund monthly payments from eight to ninety dollars for ordinary service to as high as two hundred dollars for extraordinary cases. The White House and House Democratic steering committee aim to advance the bill with a procedure to avoid direct Senate vote and roll calls on reductions. A key sticking point remains larger relief for Spanish American War and other veterans, with talks shifting to age limits and eligibility.
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Washington
Tinea
House Democratic
Ronnevelt
Roosevelt
Houay Democrack Steering Committee
Ensen
Tha Nanale
Fifth zinc plant unit to open at Great Falls
Fifth unit of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company zinc plant at Great Falls will begin operations soon. About 60 workers will be hired for the new unit, joining the plant’s existing operations as it expands production. The opening is not linked to the Anaconda company’s Orphan girl and Ravina zinc mines at Butte, which will start producing later.
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Anaconila Coppey Mining Company
Mylaowilt Hilivbat
Alan
AL Thean
Ate Formey
Onerationa
Anaconda Company
Orphan Irland Ravina Zinc
Butta
Ice wagon driver confesses to murder of Stockton wife
Stockton June 8 Captain of Detectives Janina Newns said Rebar We arn an ice wagon driver confessed to killing his 24 year old wife in their home early this morning He said he now plans to run away with another man Dyson was arrested after police found him returning from the scene with Mrs Tyr on in the outskirt of Stockton He informed officers the woman had been shot by a unidentified man who fled after the shooting
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Stockton
Janina Newns
Rebar Wearn
Dyson
Vweing
Battle to Hold KL EB Throttle Fight at Cleveland
Alvanioy Dohneon and J U1 Cassel, leaders of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, fight to keep their posts against a bid to replace them at the Cleveland convention. In Nevada a patrolman was shot dead and a suspect then killed himself after the shooting.
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Throttle
Alvanioy Dohneon
Grand Chet One
Kinner
J U1 Cassel
Crand
Tredsupes
Brotherhood of Locomotics Engineers
Cleveland
Senate presses final vote on industrial recovery bill
Washington reports the Senate Democratic leadership pressing toward a final vote on the industrial recovery measure despite opposition. The chamber retains cleansing provisions and anti trust relaxations while debating emergency parts, with a key tax and tariff investigation clause modified to empower the president to bar certain actions if prices and wages rise.
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Washington
Senate Democratic
Clark
Mel
Yid
York and
Fess
Onin
Walship
Mass 1
Committee
Insurgent Progressives Sweep Cleveland Engineers Meet
At the engineers convention in Cleveland on Thursday the insurgents called the Progressives won all five officer positions and filled the committee to investigate the defunct Standard Trust Bank of Cleveland. Balloting was secret and the Standard Bank had been the largest depositor.
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Xelfstyted Progressives
Brotherhood of Engineers
Standard Trust Bank of
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Standard Bank
Lewis Penwell Named for Collector of U S Revenue
Washington June 8. Several appointments were sent to Congress today by President Hoover. Among them Lewis Penwell of Helena is named for Collector of Internal Revenue for Montana. Other nominees include Sidney P. Osborn for Arizona and John V. Carter for the Sixth District of California. The list also mentions Newton as a secretary to the former president and references the Fed Home Loan Bank board.
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Washiretan
Cygenate
Tloasevell
Walter Newanan
Mimnei Kota
Fed Home Loan Bank Board
Mit
Hoover
Inau
Guration
Newton
Caryrid
Sidney P Osborn
Artxann
Lewin Ponwell
Helena
Montana
John V. Lew
Chat
Bombings Hit Illinois Miners Homes and Pickets
Two miner homes were bombed in Springfield while three striking pickets were beaten near Harrisburg today. State officials moved to curb trouble between rival unions. Adjutant General Carson Ky Mack ordered an end to picketing and pledged state action. Local officers in Boelcent and Bangamon counties were tasked with preserving order.
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Harrisburg
Focal
Tf Thinois
Carson Ky Mack
Hiat
Boelcent
Bangamon
Mayor's Car Strikes 10YearOld In New York
New York June 8 1917 Mayor John O’Brien’s car struck 10yearold Theodore Frank on Worner Park Avenue as he rode to a game. The boy received minor injuries and was taken home before the mayor continued toward the stadium amid mixed reactions from bystanders and police.
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New York
M— Ag
John PO Rye
Baer-Rehmeling
Theodore Frank
Wpner Park Avenue
Minyor
Tna
Arrowsal
Metallurgical Advance Promises High Ore Recovery
A Vancouver news item describes a perfected metallurgical process touted by Ray CLA of Portland. The method uses a novel electric furnace with an incillatory system to extract metals from ores, claiming high recovery and potential to cut costs by processing concentrates on site. Equipment reportedly standardized, enabling on site operation at lower expense.
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Vancouver
Dane Ray Cla
Pottet
Portland
Pnettic
Hebner Congress
Sneh
Shareby
Amolter
Three power push to break arms deadlock at Geneva
A three power drive led by United States Britain and France aims to cut obstacles to disarmament before July 3 when Geneva resumes. Norman Davis Paul Bonconi Daladier and Lord Londonderry participated in seven hour talks seeking concrete steps toward security treaties and progress on arms limits.
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Norman Wi. Davis
Atrange
Geneva
Daladier
Forsien
Paul Bonconi
Finner
Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
Geneve
Pardon Board to Review Commutation of Boone and Brennan
Governor Cooney orders commutation hearings for Boone and Joe Brennan, bank robbers, with parole eligibility if approved. Boone was 20 at the time of the 1929 robbery. both have served years in the state penitentiary. The board will also consider unconditional pardons for Columbus bankers John Logan and K A Anderson, with Logan seeking forgiveness after forgery and false reporting charges.
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Frank H. Cooney
Anston Hoo
Joe Brennan
Annan Bank Rohbers
Mstriet Court of
Lake County
Acton
Hose
Brennan
Roone
State Penitentiary
Convey
Iie
Boone
State Board of Pardons
Columbus
John Logan
K. A. T. Anderson
Logan
Stillwater County
Columbus State Bank
Cooney
Anderson
Heat Wave Prostrations Sweep Midwest and East
Extreme heat across the nation blamed for dozens of deaths as temperatures soar in the Central West and eastern regions. Reports from Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan cite prostrations and heat related fatalities amid oppressive conditions and accompanying storms.
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Rockies
Atlantic
Central West
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Gold hoarders may face prosecution under Roosevelt order
Washington reports 87 persons holding 283 064 dollars were turned over to the criminal division of the justice department by Attorney General Cummings for possible prosecution under Roosevelt's executive order. None of the names was made public.
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Washington
Criminal Division
Justices Department
Cummings
Roosevelt
Germany declares moratorium on foreign debt payments
Berlin June 8. Germany imposes a moratorium on interest and amortization payments due on foreign debt incurred before July 1931, affecting about 17.3 billion marks and the U S Treasury. Standout private creditor deals remain, while a general halt on pre July 1931 foreign currency payments begins July 1. Dr Hjalmar Schacht announced the truce and warned against retaliation. America holds roughly two fifths of Germany's foreign debt.
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Berlin
Germany
Reich
United States
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichebank
Dawes
Young Inanr
America
Texas story claims Roosevelt divorce roils Triangle
Dallas reports Mrs. Pennhlin D Roosevelt denies romance involving Elliott Roosevelt and Miss Ruth Googins of Fort Worth. Fort Worth society circles had hinted at a triangle, but Ruth Googins states no romance and Elliott Roosevelt’s denial clarifies there is no triangle amid the divorce rumors.
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Texas
Roosevelt
Dallas
Dallas News
Art Worth
Pennhlin D Roosevelt
Fillett
Misa Ruth Googins
Fort Worth
Nevada
Terenity
Eliott
News
Mia Googing
Misa Googins
John BR. Googins
Swift and Company
Tex
Ruth Googine
Elliott Roosevelt
Parsins
Son of Roosevelt to Lose Wife by Divorce
The separation of Elliott Roosevelt, second son of the president, and Kilabeth Browning Donner Roosevelt, Philadelphia native, was disclosed as they were married in 1932. An agreement on custody of their son William Donner Roosevelt was reached, with the mother taking the child to live in New York.
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Pres. Roosevelt
Tew
Angeles
Washington
Elliott Roosevelt
Camp Woods
William Ti. Danner
Atael
Villanova
Philadelphia
Wiliam Tdotner Roosevelt
New York
Roth Young Thacounte
Danner Este
Do Is
Olf
Ahe
Nevada River Victim Identified by Husband
The body of a Nevada woman recovered from the Colorado River near Boulder Dam was identified today by her husband from Maywood, California. A coroner's jury ruled she had committed suicide after a long illness or distress, and her husband had been seeking answers for some time.
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Dune
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
BR. Ruak
Maywood
Calif
Fer Hieband Avid Ake
Roosevelts Flight Lands in Memphis for Refuel Stop
The special plane carrying Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt landed at Munielgad airport Memphis at 11 04 p m central standard time for a 16 minute refuel. Memphis officials expect Mrs Roosevelt to proceed to Cincinnati by 6 a m.
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Memphis
Tenn
Franklin T. Roosevelt
Washington
Munielgad
Atmeart
Ran Airways
Sacramento divorc ee involved in Lamson case
A Sacramento divorcee connected to the Lamson death case faces investigation along with David A Lamson. Canadian witnesses and others linked Lamson to the high profile inquiry, with potential murder charges and trial timing discussed for July 15.
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