Veterans to be cent to 10 old forts
Washington June 9 veteran army living conditions called frightful by District 2 health officer William C Fowler. A committee representing former soldiers toured Anacostia and other sites finding exposure and squalor amid makeshift camps and poor air conditions. Civil authorities backed efforts to improve shelter and care for veterans in the capital area.
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Washington
Willian C. Fowler
District 2 of
Columbia
Liegeeeriins
TIRIELY HAINS QUENCH QUEBEC FOREST FIRES
A chaotic scene unfolds as TIRIELY HAINS coordinates efforts to quell forest fires in Quebec. Rescue teams and equipment sweep through affected areas while authorities issue warnings and mobilize additional resources.
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Tiriely Hains
Quebec
Congress Holds Bills for Economy and Relief in Limbo
Washington dated 9 The vital economy and relief measures move through Congress as the economy bill is sent to conference to resolve differences. Democrats threaten action on 300 million in Reconstruction Corporation aid for unemployment relief. A discount legislation plan faces House consideration tomorrow aiming for action Saturday. Senate Banking Committee backs a House substitute and prepares final actions for next Monday.
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Washington
Dine
Velef
Suppby
House
Senate
Renata Democrats
Reconstruction Corporation For Relief
Teever
Senate Banking Committee
Watson
Tad
Falmer
Professor Roberts Delivers Commencement Address at High School
Temple Is Packed as Professor A. Roberts delivers the commencement address to the twenty-fifth graduating class at the high school, marking a silver jubilee for the institution. The speaker recalls four years of preparation and urges graduates to embrace Brave responsibilities as they enter a new era, noting the class’s selection of Roberts as their speaker.
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Prof. Roberts
Afheelem High School
Fearple
Gy Bret
Alebert A. Roberts
Apaciois Shrine Auditorium
Midnight raid nets large dope haul and arrests
Police raided a city location near Booth Park Street after days of surveillance and seized a large amount of morphine. Suspects Tony Dian Ah Dai Wong Tay Chon and Fay Wang were arrested with the contraband and the key to a nearby building. One suspect was found with morphine ready for delivery and taken into custody.
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Fone Hhaninen
Sarrotlin
Peices
Sheriee Athi Pars
Arata
Fred Gebhaedt
Quemili
Thore
Tonyy Dian
Ah Dai Wong
Tay Chon
Fay Wang
Booth Park Street
Socialist Junta Seizes Major Chile Bank in New Economic Push
In Santiago on June 9 the socialist Junta at Carlos Ba. Wilh seized the Conteal bank and began a planned statewide financial reorganization. Deposits in foreign currency were handed to authorities, bank boards replaced with junta appointees, and the Conteal Bank became a vehicle for rapid, state supervised policy.
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Santiago
Chile
Carlos Ba
Wilh
Conteal Bank
Starte
Plas
BW. Ken- Morer
Princeton University
Uia
Content Bank
Byrd Nominated as Democratic Candidate Prospect
Virginia Democrats declared support for Harry F Byrd as a presidential candidate and urged nationwide referendum on prohibition. The announcement drew thunderous applause and a parade in Richmond as the party voiced the proposal to nominate Byrd for the presidency.
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Richmond
Virginia Democrata Today
Harry Frich Byrd
Byrd
White House
Hoover
Fess
National Committee
William G. McAdoo
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Owen Defeated in Florida By Pro-Dry Candidate
Jacksonville AP report states Mark Wilcox, advocating rapid repeal of the 18th Amendment, defeats Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen in Florida's fourth district. Owen, daughter of the late William Jennings Bryan, conceded after returns showed Wilcox leading with about forty percent to her higher dry opponent margin.
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Ruth Bryan Owen
Jarksonville
Fla
Mark Wilcox
Congress
Bryan Owen
William Donmings Regan
Wilcox
Owen
Nie
Ale Wrald
Royalty oil in the Pondera field offered for sale
The state land board authorized advertising for bids to purchase all state royalty oil produced in the Pondera field for the period starting July. Bid reception ends at 2:80 with a $160 check required. Successful bidder must furnish a purity bond not less than $10,000 and bonds may rise with production. Current monthly royalty oil output ranges from 1,206 to 1,400 barrels. Coal leases granted and one renewed. Jenkins of Jordan listed.
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State Land Board
T. M. Brandford
Tds
Brandford Anid
Mgr
Blancford
Women’s Clubs Chief Sees Prohibition Referendum Likely
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs opens its biennial convocation in Seattle with Grace Poole Poole Poole? Poole quoted urging a nationwide referendum within a year. She backs the 18th Amendment street regulation of liquor and says a dry majority could emerge even now.
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Women’s Clubs
Realtie
Dun
Daba
Pedera- Hon
Clita
Grace Morriaan
Brockton
Maan
Eugene B. Lawson
Tilna
Mia, Ponte
Poole
U. S
Amy Pays Honor to War Dead in Italy
Amelia Earhart and Michael Troma led a program honoring fallen service members in Italy. An Atlantic pilot, Mien Marhart, placed a wreath on an unknown soldier’s tomb with the American naval air unit present.
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Amy
Italy
Troma
ATI
McHael
Amelia Warhart
Atelantic Nolo Flyer
Mien Marhart
Naval Air Mte
Farant Nichols Child Held in New Mexico
In a brief filed dispatch from Tins Angeles, a child named Farant Nichols is reported held in New Mexico. The article notes a related incident involving Jenny and Russell Fishbeck, mentioning a revolver, an antenna, and a confrontation as they left the area.
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Farant Nichols
New Mexico
Tins Angeles
Soy Nichole
Sas
Albutuernin
Ec Ventiyeda Pgeser
Jenny
Senquay
Niclals
Russell Fishbeck
Honduran Revolt In Crushed Clash Near Copan
Dispatched from Guatemala City report a fresh uprising in Honduras led by Filiberto Diaz Zelaya. Rebel troops attacked federal Toreas in Copan, federal forces retreated and regrouped for a renewed push to retake the area after a deadly clash Tuesday near Northwestern Honduras.
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Guatemala City
Honduras
Filiberto Diaz Zelaya
Nationalist Party
Federal Toreas
Department
Copan
Justomana
HonAuings
Mrs. J. W. Walker resigns post at girls school
Mrs. J. W. Walker resigns as superintendent of the Sinte Valley School for Girls in the Welton valley effective January 1, 192% the move announced by Mrs. Walker and SV Stewart chairman of the board. The resignation was submitted at the quarterly executive meeting Tuesday afternoon.
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Dw. Walker
Sinte Vowrattan Selinol
Welton Valley
Walker
SV. Stewart
Have We Been Square With the Veterans of the Great War
A 1932 discussion outlines the U S government spending for World War I veterans and dependents through February 1932, detailing amounts for disability and death compensation, allowances, medical care, vocational training, insurance, and miscellaneous costs. It notes veteran entitlements such as low-cost war risk insurance, the option to convert policies, and demobilization bonuses, along with Veterans Administration hospital capacity and dental services.
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Twen Thoon
Aervice
Veterans’ Administration
Helena Independent promotes fish and seafood booklet
The Helena Independent offers a booklet on fish and seafoods. The piece extols healthful benefits and easy digestion, urging readers to obtain the booklet via the Washington Information Bureau. It notes a six cent price or stamps and lists contact details for Haskin, director, Washington.
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Helena
Aldo
Nealida
Rendax
Fish Ant Seafoods
Rendera
Washington
Tifarniation
Rurena Prederte i
Haskin
WETS ACTIVE AT CHICAGO MEET
Republican chiefs gather in Chicago to settle minor details for the national convention with debates on a wet or dry plank. James KR. Garfield of Ohio emerges as a possible convention resolutions chairman as discussions focus on resubmission provisions and platform wording.
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D. Harold Oliver
Chicago
James KR. Garfield
Ohio
Jeaders
John J. Raskob
National Committee
Raskob
Cox
Perce
James M. Cox
Mayston
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Nia
Lewistown Faces Flood Risk as Heavy Rain Falls
Lewistown residents fear flood as five day rainstorm swells streams and endangers bridges. Grass Range area reports McDonald Creek near Missouri River width, Spring Creek breaches onto land near fairgrounds, water within inches of two city bridges. County commissioners inspect bridges as rainfall totals reach about 1.5 inches with heavier totals elsewhere.
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Lewistown
Fergus
Grass Range
Troops Guard Kentucky Coal Mines Amid Rising Tensions
National Guard units patrolled mines near Hopkinsville and Manington in Kentucky after an earthreal incident left Deputy Sheriff Wallace Mayer dead. Authorities pursued investigation as miners, once guarded by Mayer, fled the plant amid a night of unrest.
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Hopkinsville
Japys National Guard
Eanners
Mother Mine
Wiliams Coal
Pont
Manington
Chineian
Sherine Wallace Mayer
Myers
Willers Fred
Enipipe
Minera
Heavy Rain Destroys Rails and Floods Montana Towns
Torrential rainfall across Montana last night caused property and crop damage in several areas. A Bainville cloudburst washed out railroad tracks and breached a reservoir bank, flooding parts of the town. Bozeman suffered garden and field damage, while Lewistown feared worsening floods. The rain marked a sixth consecutive day of rain.
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Montana
Bainville
In Reservoir
Coal Miners Discuss New Scale Negotiations in Montana
Billings June 9 preliminaries to negotiating a new wage scale with District No. 27 United Mine Workers were undertaken at a Montana Coal Mine Operators Association meeting. The present scale expires June 30, and operators expect to consummate a new agreement before then.
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Billings
United Mine Workers of America
Montana Coal Mine Operators’ Association
Bainville in flood aftermath reports severe damage
Bainville June 9 reports severe damage from a cloudburst near Lanark with over 10 inches of water flooding northeast Bainville. homes, stores, and hotel were water damaged while railroad tracks and fences were washed out. residents evacuated as furniture and stock were moved to dry spots.
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Bainville
Lanark
Here
Fance
Great Northern
National Hotel
Valley Tribune
District Attorney to probe Hutton scandal in Los Angeles
Los Angeles June 9 District Attorney Buran Fitts ordered an official inquiry into the breach of promise suit brought by Margie St Pierre against David Hutton husband of WWrest Almec Semple McPherson. St Pierre says her life was threatened and a $2000 bribe was offered to drop the complaint. Hutton denies the allegations.
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Los
Hutton
Los Angeles
Buran Fitts
Guatemala
David Hutton
Fitts Aard
Mias St. Tierra
Ellylion
Roosevelt weighs Whlner case record in inquiry
Governor Roosevelt reads the 600000 word testimony transcript in an inquiry linked to Bamuss Seabury. Walter T. Wnowsn reports Roosevelt plans to compare all testimony with allegations before any conclusions. The focus is on a Tammany mayor of New York City and related investigations amid the Henery-ocratic convention.
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Walter T
CaleaRa
Indiana Republicans Turn to Wet Cause
Indiana Republicans adopted a platform calling for prohibition repeal and enforcement changes at the state level. Raymond Springer of Connerville was named the gubernatorial candidate, with Senator James T. Watson renominated unopposed for another term.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Jung
Republican Party
Campalgn
Fw Natforny
Pravioua
Taymond Springer
Conneraville
American Leglon
Iames TE. Watson
Calvin Coolidge Calls War Debts Must Be Paid Up
New York June edition quotes former President Calvin Coolidge in a cosmopolitan magazine piece. He argues war debts should not be canceled and urges debtors to meet their obligations.
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Calvin Coolidge
New York
Magan
Khaelreumatancer
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