British Start Reinforcements to India Troops GARAWAY 15
Washington June 9 AP Informal Senate lobby committee conferences failed to agree on actions toward Bishop James Cannon Jr. for defiance in 1928 anti Bolsin activities. They planned further attempts tomorrow as Chairman Caraway returned from Arkansas amid questions of the committee’s authority in inquiries into political moves.
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Nam er Transport 15 Opening Service Details
UPI reports Nam er Transport 15 commenced Spokane to St Paul air service with intermediate stops at Missoula Hillogs and Miles City before St Paul. Pilot Tom Strickler led Miles City to St Paul leg with three passengers aboard. Return flights planned daily other than every other day.
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Power Commission Bill Clears House Vote
The House approved a reform plan to reorganize the Federal Power Commission. The bill increases membership from three to five and now goes to the Senate for consideration of amendments. The vote stood 201 to 17.
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Man Slain By Gangsters In Chicago Underworld Tale
Chicago June 9 AP An assassin's bullet ends Jake Lingle's gangland beat for the Chicago Tribune. The veteran reporter was ambushed in an underground tunnel near the Michigan Boulevard and the Public Library as he walked toward the Hancock–Streator Central terminal. A Rat-Man fired and Lingle fell, the city stunned by the deadly outcome.
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Underworld
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Jake” Lingle
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Showdown Upon Prohibition Asked in San Francisco
San Francisco June 9 Henry McFike state chairman of the democratic party said the Women's Democratic council today that united supporters who have dodged the prohibition raise should be compelled to state their positions. He said he hoped to be for prohibition but had changed his mind. A gunman description follows news of a murder as details linger about gang violence and police reports.
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Henry McFike
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America
Six Dead and Six Hurt in Detroit River Tunnel Blast
An underwater Detroit water intake tunnel blast killed six workers and injured six as dynamite leftover triggered during rock clearing. Of 16 present, responders recovered six bodies and only ten workers remained to account for after the explosion near the riverbed. Authorities launched a full search amid debris and safety investigations.
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Boy, 17, Confesses Killing Salt Lake Citizen in Duel
A 17 year old confessed to shooting and killing Wichned W Clark during a confrontation at Clark's home rear. The victim was struck in the lung and died at the county hospital after a pistol fight over a prowler entering the premises. The suspect initially denied knowledge but later admitted the shooting under police questioning.
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Tainted meat illness hits Reading residents
Reading Pennsylvania residents suffer tainted meat illness as two die and 30 more fall ill. Derhous and Hahn deaths are recorded by coroner W. S. Ammarrait. Kia ateter and Sonta Piueller also die after tainted meat exposure amid hospitalizations.
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Yancey and Burgin Safe at Lima on South American Tour
Lima, Peru, June 9. Captain A. Yancey and co pilot Emil Burgin arrived safely today from Telara with no third member of their party aboard. Radio operator Zoh Bouck was left behind due to bad field conditions at Franca field. Load of fuel and radios cited as reasons for the forced separation.
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Northern Pacific and Montana Power plan dam spur route
Northern Pacific officials and Montana Power engineers will meet at Polson to discuss four proposed railroad spur routes needed to move materials from the mate to the Rocky Mountain Power dam site on the Flat Heart river basin. A curtailment of preliminaries is noted as surveys begin, with a proposed 76 day construction window after surveying and ground denial activities.
Texas Democratic Convention Sparks Clash Over Candidates
The Texas Democratic Convention approved voter rules while a verbal clash arose between Governor Dan Moody and former Governor James Ferguson. Moody refused a third term and opposed nominating Mrs Ferguson or Senator Earle Mayfield, while Ferguson, barred from office in 1917, was described as running under Mrs Ferguson's ticket. Continued on page 2.
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Miriam A. Porgiron
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Ferguson
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Tragic Loss As Chinese Vessel Sinks Near Tungchow
Shanghai reports the river disaster with 100 on board the Chinese latexmer TAtung drowned after the Yangtze river vessel struck a tack off Tungchow. The ship sank among shoals between Trungning island and Tungchow. foreign passengers initially uncertain.
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Tungchow
Trungning Island
Soviet aims to overturn all world governments
Georgetown University professor Father Walsh testifies before a House committee, stating that Soviet Russia and the Third International seek to topple all governments through propaganda, education, and international business links. He cites activities in the United States including training camps and the American Trading Company in New York as evidence.
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Georgetown University
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Edgar Toover
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Communist Party
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Seven Men Die in California Water Tunnel Blast
Seven workmen were killed and several others injured in a blast at the Calaveras tunnel feeding the water project near Oakland California. Officials believe a dynamite blast caused the explosion within the 40 mile tunnel corridor. The accident prompted an investigation into safety practices and the force of the blast was reported as similar to an earthquake.
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Montana Railroads Face Oil Shippers Refunds in Montana
Montana railroad commission orders a partial refund of about half a million dollars collected in the past 14 months from oil product shippers. The action follows a 1929 rate reduction order and a federal court injunction dissolving, with tariffs filed and made effective by the railroad board.
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WREATHS HONOR WAR DEAD ON SEA ROUTE
New York July 9 war memorials honor American soldiers sailors marines and coast guardsmen who perished in combat. Four wreaths were placed aboard the ship Amertem as it departed California en route to France to visit graves of fallen service members.
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Boulder Dam Work May Begin Soon by Government
Washington on June 9 reports an initial appropriation of 10,660,000 for the 195,000,000 Boulder Canyon dam project was approved by house appropriations after the Attorney General opinion found national contracts for power consumption valid under the Antitrust Johnson act. The funds, once available, would allow immediate action and begin work at once.
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Awing-Johnson
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FORCE IS NO CURE FOR LAWLESSNESS AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
George W. Wickersham, chairman of the National Commission on Law, Obedience and Enforcement, told thousands at the seventh national conference of social work that education and prevention beat force. He urged preventive measures over penalties and stressed reform through education, study, and humane treatment to reduce crime and prison populations.
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George W. Wickershoin
Comuisnine
Conference of Social Work
Peshawar Campaign Not Over Despite Optimism
Bombay reports indicate the war office has dispatched troops and warships to India as officials grow cautiously hopeful about the Peshawar district situation. Local administrators face a challenging campaign amid confusion and interrupted lines from Yaroda to Poona, with limited corroboration of the described maneuvers and unknown outcomes.
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Rumanians divided as young king gains peasants' support
In Bucharest on June 9, reports say King Carol I's accession splits the Ubermal faction. Supporters back recognition of Carol I, while many elderly figures remain loyal to Carol’s infant son, Crown Prince Mihail. Dowager Queen Marie praises the new king as she telegraphs congratulations.
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Northern China Rees Held Southern Force Menace
Fierce fighting rages as northern Chinese forces hold while southern rebels threaten. Reports from Hankow to Yochow say government units push back advances. heavy casualties claimed on both sides as Feng Yu Wang and Yen Ma-Shan direct operations. Northwest railway battles continue with temple of key lines under heavy fire and strategic positions contested.
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Ig Gas Discovered in Well at Wolf Point
A gas discovery was reported today in a tent well at Wolf Point. Workers sank the borehole to 1 065 feet penetrating sandstone cap rock. The gas vein lies within the city limits and is being developed by a company of local Wolf Point residents.
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State College Honors 39 Graduating Women in 1990 Pageant
June Rovaman reports Moniana State College honored thirty nine young women slated to graduate Wednesday morning with a campus pageant staged by students. Laura T Astory from a New York department store addressed the assembly on Enthusiasm for the Interesting Things in Life. Alumni plans include an annual reunion and a banquet for alumni faculty and seniors tomorrow evening.
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Astory
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Merger of Rails Won't Be Delayed
Washington dispatch reports that members of the havag from north extern states daslased that they were told by Chairman McManamiy of the Interstate Commerce Commission the commission would not delay proceedings toward the consolidation of the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads.
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Anti-Injunction Bill Moves to Senate Report Adverse
Washington June 9 The anti injunction bill seeks to curb courts power to issue injunctions in labor and wage disputes and to bar contempt actions against judges. Senator Vandenberg of Michigan reports the measure adverse after debate focusing on judge character.
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