Raskob Declares He Will Not Resign As DNC Chief
Washington June 10 AP John J Raskob chairman of the Democratic National Committee told party leaders at a banquet honoring Jouett Shouse that he has no intention of resigning He said his remarks would set at rest all doubt about his continuing He noted Mrs Nelie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming would join the executive committee with Shouse to head women's activities Charles Greathouse of Indiana would remain secretary and James W Gerard would stay as treasurer The remarks touched on former Governor Alfred E Smith the party standard bearer in the last presidential campaign and drew applause
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Washington
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Jouett Shouse
Democratic Party
Nelie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Shouse
Charles Greathouse
Indiana
James W. Gerard
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Border patrol inquest details fatal haltless shooting
International Falls Minn June 10 AP testimony says no halt command was heard before shotgun fire struck Henry Virkula as his car passed a patrolman. Emmet J White 24, a border patrolman, was held on manslaughter charges with possible tougher counts likely. Virkula confectioner from Big Falls died, wife and two children unharmed. car damaged with 24 marks and shattered rear window.
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International Falls
Minn
Henry Virkula
Here
Emmet J. White
Virkule
Big Falls
Virkula
Buffete
Seven Oil Derricks Ablaze Near Santa Fe Springs
A major oil field fire swept through seven derricks at Santa Fe Springs California late today. Strong winds drove flames toward nearby storage tanks raising fears of a wider blaze. Origin undetermined, firefighting units attacked the fire as emergency crews encircled the area. Loss estimated at over a million dollars as outcry continued. County firefighters and deputy sheriffs were dispatched to the scene immediately.
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Los Angeles
Justice
Santa Fe Springs
USUAL END OF PRIMROSE PATH SEEN IN DOUBLE KILLING
New York June 10 AP two stage stars Margaret Lawrence and Louis Bennison lie dead from bullet wounds in a double killing. Both careers had promised much yet ended in tragedy as autopsies inquests and investigations begin. Lawrence faced equity suspension after walking out on a starred play while Bennison was replaced for missing rehearsals.
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New York
Margaret Lawrence
Louis Bennison
Miss Lawrence
Dawn
Equity
Bennison
Great Northern freight repair yard fire in Electric City
A large fire at the Great Northern railway freight repair yard in Electric City burned two large shops and over 40 freight cars under repair or construction. Discovered around 7 pm, the blaze spread across a 400 by 80 foot one story building and threatened nearby structures before being controlled in about two hours. No injuries reported.
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Great Falm
Mont
Great ‘Northern Railway
Burrows Trial Put Over to Fall
Richard Nash Burrows, foster son of a Chicago packing house, was arraigned in Phoenix on a charge of shooting Jack Marti in Mesa. The trial was set for September 1 after Burrows confessed in Denver to killing Marti and stealing his car. the victim’s body was found following the confession.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Richard Nash Burrows
Chicago
Jack Marti
Mesa
Denver
Colo
Martin
Kidnaped Girl of 13 Held in Idaho Falls
A 13 year old girl traveling with Dorothy Koch 13 Oscar 16 and Herschl P Hammond 31 was arrested in Idaho Falls after a journey from Hollywood begun May 1. Hammond faces Mann Act violation and other charges linked to kidnapping and stolen goods. Police report the trio looted a cafe in Seattle and a store in Wallace Idaho as they traveled toward Butte Montana. Officers seek the missing boy and girl to press charges and verify identities.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Hollywood
Cal
Dorothy Koch
Oscar
Herschl P. Hammond
Hammond
Butte Stone
Airt
Seattle
Wallace
Butts
Moni
Los Angeles
Farm Aid Vote in Senate Faces Tight Final Ballot
In Washington on June 10 two of President Hoover’s backers, Senators Borah Idaho and Allen Kansas, clashed over the farm relief debenture plan. The exchange widened uncertainty ahead of a near close vote scheduled for tomorrow.
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Raymond Z. Henle
Washington
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Alien
Kansas
Senate Today
Montana Varsity Graduates 200 In State Event
Missoula June 10 AP two hundred young men and women were graduated from Montana State University here today eight earned masters degrees. Commencement address delivered by Dr. Henry Neumann of New York on Make Six Airing and Making a Life.
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Missoula
Montana State University
Henry Neumann
New York
Tornadoes Struck Kingston and Cockatoo Injuring Several
A June tornado hit Kingston Minnesota killing Henry Wuornos and Mrs Gustave Wantija as a barn and house collapsed. In Cockatoo Iowa three people were injured, one seriously, when homes barns and power lines were demolished and livestock killed.
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Kingston
Minn
Henry Wuormos
Gustave Wantija
North Dakota
Wuornos
Wantija
Cockatoo, Chan
Ona
Emer Bergren
Mary Bergren
Bergren
All Brits Will Back M Donalds Peace Plan
London reports Premier Ramsay MacDonald aims to visit the United States to push a personal diplomacy effort to ease Anglo American tensions and advance disarmament. Canada would also be invited. Dawes service as a gauge of U S views. A decision hinges on Washington’s reception and the August or September timing.
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Ramsay MacDonall
United States
England
America
Washington
Canada
1 MacDonald
Dawes
Maud
MacDonald
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
Helena School Board hires Dr Dietrich for three years advisory
Helena district voters and patrons witnessed the Helena school board authorize a contract paying Dr John Dietrich 1200 dollars annually for three years as an advisory superintendent. The measure required Dietrich to render advice only when requested by the new superintendent, with the arrangement contingent on a previous board contract at 5000 dollars per year. The chairman and clerk signed the agreement after the vote.
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J. Scott Harrison
John Dietrich
E. M. Hall
Dietrich
Helena
Tarrison
Harrison
T. Patrick
Relief Funds Sought as Wibaux Red Cross Responds
R A Shepard, national representative of the American Red Cross, arrived in Wibaux to direct relief with the local chapter. Funds are urgently needed as twelve people suffer exposure from inadequate shelter in the county schoolhouse. About 150 residents spent the night there as floods touched their homes. Over 30 relief workers received major injuries in Sunday cleanup. A typhoid threat prompts officials to warn residents not to drink unpurified water.
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R. A. Shephard
American Red Cross
Wibaux
Red Cross
Railway magnates fishing in park at Peel Island
Fred Williamson of Chicago president of the Burlington railroad and G H W Jacobus of Minneapolis superintendent of the Northern Pacific tested the president s fishing grounds on Peel Island. They are guests of H M Albright director of national parks. President Coolidge fished there years ago and Hoover may do so again.
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Yellowstone Park
Fred Williamson
Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Ghw Jacobus
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific
Peel Island
H. M. Albright
National Parks
Coolidge
Hoover
Lesson With Gun Ends Barely For Girl And Father
In Livingston Montana on June 10 Albert R Wendie of Hilton gave his 11 year old daughter a gun lesson with a .22 rifle. She took the weapon and pulled the trigger, the bullet pierced his instep but did not strike bones.
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Livingston
Mont
Albert R. Wendie
Hilton
Smoot Seeks Bill Board Advertising Control
Senator Smoot of Utah urged a senate resolution to amend the Pure Food and Drugs Act to curb cigarette ads on billboards. He argued the American Tobacco Co. flaunts posters promoting cigarettes and sought department oversight to halt false and deceptive statements in advertising across media.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Utah
American Tobacco Company
Boards of the Nation
Ettes
Department of Agriculture
Weather Holds During Carters' Md Orchard Maine Tuna 10
AP reports prospects of the Green Flash and Yellow Bird taking off across the Atlantic, with Rin and shifting clouds. Dr James H Kinibali in New York predicts continued bad weather for several days as conditions deteriorate. Portland Maine June 19 AP notes the wedding of pilot 218, Yellow Bird, and Pauline Parker 22 of New York in the city.
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MD Orchard
Maine
James EH
Kinibali
New York
Portland
Tean Assilant
Yellow Bird
Mins Pauline Parker
League of Nations Council organizes plenary session
Madrid June 10 AP reports a plenary session of the League of Nations Council was organized briefly this morning and adjournment set for Wednesday to allow members to partake in the program of festivities and formal functions arranged for them.
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Madrid
League of Nations Council
Leads Is Fight With Hoover Aide Seeks Oil Permit
Attorney Lewis E Hoffman filed suit in Washington for Mrs Ethel M Mc Kennan wife of a California oil operator to halt Hoover administration oil conservation efforts She seeks a permit to prospect for oil Hoffmans plan to take the case to the supreme court a win could affect 5000 similar cases New York Phil Edwards of New York University aims to race in two track meets July 4 in Denver and July 6 in Hamilton Ontario using an airplane
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Hoover
Lewis E. Hoffman
Washington
Ethel M. McKennan
Caliifornia
McLennan Seaks
Hoffman
Supreme Court
New York
Denver
Hamilton
Ont
Phil Edwards
New York University
Oil leaders urge cooperation or government regulation
Mark L. Requa told governors at a Hoover called conference that the oil industry must curb overproduction or face coercive federal control. He urged forming an interstate compact to prevent waste and drilling excess, stating government action would follow if industry fails to cooperate.
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Devon E. Francis
Hoover
California
Wing Greater New York Victorious in Galveston Beauty Contest
In Galveston Texas the Wing Greater New York team wins a beauty contest with Miss United States contestants from Europe South America and the West. The event features notable designers photographers and pageant officials including Dawson Watson and Nickola Greer New York.
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Wing
Greater
New York
Galveston
Tex
Motios
Meture
fawson-Watron
United States
New
Yorkita
Hoover Helps Lay Cornerstone of New Commerce Building
President Hoover today laid the cornerstone of the new Department of Commerce building in Washington. He called the structure crucial for government accommodation and national beautification and noted its milestone role in progress for the capital and the nation. The ceremony included remarks by La Mont, Senator Snipet, Representative Tepentative Hillett, and George B. Cortélyon, former commerce secretary.
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Washington
Hoover
Department For Commerce
National Capitale
LaMont
Snipet
Utah
Rep
Tepentative Hillett
Indiana
George B. Cortélyon
Commerce
Mr .Hoover
Commerce Department
Modena
Falls City Awaits Wildcat Drilling
Great Falls June 10 ApPs Much interest attended work today at the U S Petroleum company well No 1 three miles east of Great Falls where work was started this afternoon in bailing the hole preparatory to under-reaming and casing A slowing of oil reported to indicate commercial possibilities was developed several weeks ago Work was shut down at that date pending arrival of casing and additional drilling equipment
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Great Falls
U. S. Petroleum Company
Zhs Holg Iw & Waldcay
King George Takes First Open Air Walk Since Illness
Windsor England June 10 AP King George walked in castle grounds for half an hour this afternoon marking his first time outside since an abscess in the lung required bed rest. Doctors say the incision site is shrinking and his overall health is good and he may go out daily when weather permits.
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Windsor
England
George
Royal
Castle
Raid on Willemstad Rocks Dutch Press
Reported Caribbean raid on Willemstad the capital of Curacao provokes Dutch criticism. Navy moves include torpedo boat Kortenaer sent from Nieuwediep with 40 landing troops toward Caribbean waters. Foreign Minister Roelaerta von Blokland calls attack irresponsible and unlikely to escalate.
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Hagua
Netherlanda
Wilemstad
Possenalon
Curacao
Netherlands
Governmeant Trilny
Atronathen
Kortenaer
Nieuwediep
Hook
Wolland
Fonds
Navy Department
Hertog Hendrik
West Indian
Jonkheer Roelaerta von Blokland
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