British Sub Poseidon Sinks Off British Port
Two sailors died and 31 injured as the Poseidon submarine sank off a British port near Shantang peninsula after a collision with the Chinese steamer Yu Ta. The Medway and other escort vessels helped, with 5 officers and 28 men rescued before two later died. Eighteen crewmen and unknown number of Chinese servants remained aboard.
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Verdiver
Oniua Ture
Poseidon
Shantang Peninsula
Great Britain
Yu Ta
Sornaline
Medway
Hermes
Gernick
Cumberland
Band of Hope Grows Hopeful of Its Beer
Los Angeles news reports brewery and wine industries hopeful for 1932 changes to end prohibition. George S. Porter seeks renewal of 82 liquor permits for another year under city charter rules. Governor Arnab presents a supplemental budget for Nebraska totaling 2,136,496.70 for the next biennium in a special legislative session.
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Band OF Hope
Los Angeles
George S. Porter
Pollee Commission
Porter
Jancob
Neb
Charley We Arnab
Nebraska
Where is Chuck Wartwig in San Roberts 15 raid mystery
Prohibition agents and deputy marshals sought Charley Hartwig, co-leaser of the Trandwater Inn property, after his sudden disappearance following a raid. Five others were jailed on bonds of 304 each. Hartwig had not appeared for bond or been located by nightfall as investigators consider secret quarters or escape routes.
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Trandwater Inn
Prohibition
Charley Hartwig
Archie Beaupre
Jack Carey
Hartwig
U. S
J. H. Brass
Sam A Roberts
Murray
Dodo
Brass
Roberts
Mag Boone Dies From Poison Drink In Despondency
Mrs Clara Boone 29 died from self administered lysol poison taken Monday evening in the Argyle apartment. She was found after an hour unconscious and died at 6 am Friday. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 pm from Opp and Conrad chapel and Forestvale cemetery. County coroner Dr J M Flinn investigated but no new information released.
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Clara Bonne
Opp
Conrad Chapel
Forestvale
J. M. Flinn
Toroner
Boone
Robe Wells
Argyle
North
Rodney Street
Fred Hill and Youth Arrested After Slot Fight
Fred Hill and Harris Handsen a 19 year old youth were arrested on Edwarda street on a charge of fighting. They were released under $10 bail. Police said Hill accused Handsen of putting shigs in slot machines. Handsen denied it and a punch was thrown. The case will be heard in police court this morning.
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Beaupre
Carey
Red Payne
Kil
Brewer
Frank Wright
Payne
Great Falls
Federal
Fred Hill
Battle Qver
Harris Handsen
Edwarda Street
Handsen
refinery at great falls may use the state
Great Falls oil firm leaders conferred with the land board on using state royalty oil. The state faced waste from royalty oil while demand lagged. the board had ordered royalties paid in money. The plan positions refined oil for highway use and rents at the Great Falls plant as a first step.
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Great Falls
Pobix Limbts and Investments
Wrf Rice
Home Renervy Company
H. Q. Rotzer
Land Board
State Land Board
Tt le
J. E. Murphy
Creat Falls
Sand fly discovered cause of hay fever
Report from New York City clinics describes pollen varieties blamed for hay fever and a preventive extract method. Scientists identify grasses such as English plantain and June grass, plus field daisies. an amber squid extract is used to neutralize pollen. Treatment warns not a cure but preventive. Cadets burned in Culver Academy mock battle after two shells fired prematurely injuring two cadets, one seriously.
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Ireland
New York City
Culver
Ind
Fred
Culver Military Academy
Cal Vorter
Ofincinnati
Herbert West
Beatrice Neh
States map Colorado river planning commission agenda
Regional leaders from Arizona New Mexico Utah Nevada Wyoming and Colorado form a Colorado river planning commission to study water and power uses for upper basin development. California abstains due to existing allocations while federal funds fund investigations to inform a four state compact and potential Hoover Dam related studies.
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Colorado River Planning Commission
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
U. S. Reclamation Bureau
Congress
Porter J Preston
New Mexieo
Colamud
Hoover Dam
Iver
Washington
Planning Commission
Salt Lake City
Wil Ha
Reclamation Service
4-H Club Olds Meeting At Gresh Home
The regular meeting of the T and C 4-H club was held at Margaret Greshs home 16 N Howle with all members and eight mothers present. Food habits talk and cheese demonstrations were given by Nina Lewis and Margaret Gresh with Elizabeth Bower. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday June 12 at 720 at Evelyn Archibalds home 16 South Howie with demonstrations by Archibald Ray and Edna Leaf on nutrition.
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Margaret Gresh
N. Howle
Business Actafan
Nina Lewis
Elizabeth Bower
Evelyn Archibald
South Howie
Miss Archibald
Margaret Ray
Edna Leaf
Officers Kill One Man and Wound Three Others
Police report details from a raid at a ranch where an officer killed a man and wounded three others. Survivor Snyder provided a coherent account saying he and Jackson were invited to the ranch and not in the liquor business. Carl Lombardi, 35, surrendered for questioning amid efforts to connect ownership of a still to the raid.
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Snyder
Jackson
Dieker
Carl Lombardi
Questoning
Felica
Lombardi
Dicker
Baste
Green on Jobs at Rutgers A F L Leader Proposes Plan
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged a split up of employment to reduce joblessness at Rutgers University. He said guaranteeing continuing work and speeding public instruction improvements could noticeably lift the industrial situation within a reasonable time.
The Blue Angel Plays At Marlow Last Time Tory
The Blue Angel opened a two day run at the Maslow yesterday to packed houses. Emil Jannings stars in a powerful epic with director Joseph von Sternberg and lead Marlene Dietrich, delivering a sensational box office attraction.
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Blue Angel
Marlow
Aeling
Maste
Ey Santeae
Forest
Emil Janmings
Joseph von Sternberg
Marlene Dietrich
Doad
Jeanteous
Evalyn Knapp in The Millionaire at Marlow theater
Evalyn Knapp stars as the rich man’s daughter opposite David Manners in Warner Bros Millionaire. George Allis makes his film debut as Bil Merrick. Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia on April 30, 1902, Manners moved to New York at seven, studied at Trinity High, then civil engineering at the University of Toronto. He stands six foot, 168 pounds, with green eyes and brown hair, staying fit by horseback riding and swimming. he also writes plays.
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Evalyn Knapp
Dad David Manners
Warner Bros
The
George Arias
Marlow Theater
David Manners
Bil Merrick
Warner Bros Meture
George Allis
Marion
Halifax
Nova Scotia
New York
Grammar
Trinity High
University of Toronto
Minters
Lindbergh Sued Over Clippings Fees and Debts
A clipping bureau sues Colonel Lindbergh for 7914.62 plus interest for services alleged from May 5 to June 21 1927. The bureau claimed 4 cents per clipping totaling 227132 clips. reduced to Wy cents each, Lindbergh paid only 35. The suit, represented by Harry W. Moore, asks for payment and interest while Lindbergh’s attorney Norman Breckenridge declines to comment. The outcome could affect plans for his Orient flight.
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Mimimons
Chaarlos
Lindbergh
Detroit
Hig
San Diego
East
Harry W. Moore
Lineola
L. A
Coronel
Mra Lindbergh
Orient
Kenny Breckenridge
Townley Seeks Return With West Farm Drive Plan
Townley outlined a comeback strategy linking workers of the East with farmers of the West. He urged a new deal while criticizing the旧 political parties. He noted no faith in the old parties and indicated Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota would be key states.
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Townley
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Workers of the Fast
Farmers of
Labor Party of
Delayed Revolt Plans in China Spark Rumors of Chang’s Death
Reports from Manchuria and northern provinces claimed governor Chang Hsueh-lian died after a clash with Penlig forces, though unconfirmed, triggering widespread speculation on Chang’s loyalty to the Nationalist government. The setup influenced troop movements as Chiang Kai-shek planned to lead campaigns against bandits in Yangtze provinces. Meanwhile Vienna reports say former Queen Helen will leave Romania within days after a $40,000 annual payment arrangement via a London bank.
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Soath
Chang Msneh-Liaie
Manchuria
Chin
Ching
Isphad
Penlig
Chang
Vics
Kiangsi
Nanchang
Nationaal
Chiang Kai-Shek
Klangyi
Yangtse
Vienna
Bucharest
Helen
Romania
Weather and crop conditions report drought and declines
The June 1 crop conditions show white wheat at 84.8 percent versus 90.3 a month earlier, with declines in Great Plains and northwest states due to dry, freezing, and windy weather. Barley reaches a record low, oats slightly above average. apples and peaches faring well, pears down. citrus decline outpacing usual. Early potatoes yielding well. In San Francisco, June 3, former Richfield Oil president James Arnold Talbot filed for voluntary bankruptcy, listing liabilities of 2.95 million and assets of 2.22 million, and pledging to surrender all property.
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Department
Ihinoly
San Francisco
James Arnold Talbot
Richfield Oil Company of California
Talbot
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