Inquiries debated over Bishop Cannon Jr. defiance
Senators wrestle with how to respond to Bishop James Cannon Jr. who refused to answer questions about his 1928 anti Smith activities and left the committee room. The lobby committee remains split as it meets again to seek a consensus. Proposals face opposition amid ongoing divisions.
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Washington
James Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Com Cnittee
Tormor
Holland Gasx
Cammey
New York
John
Senate Panel Advances Expanded WWI Veteran Relief Plan
Washington June 10 The Senate finance committee approved a modified house bill to liberalize World War I veterans compensation, adding an annual outlay near 874 million dollars. Debate centered on the president’s likely veto and prospects for passage this session as cuts narrowed the total cost.
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Washington
Senate
Rankie
Demerret
Mississippi
House
Chicago press rallies rewards for disappearance of Alfred J Lingle
Chicago papers unite to vow war on captors and offer rewards totaling up to 55 000 for the apprehension or conviction of Alfred J Lingle. The Tribune and other outlets publicly call the incident a challenge to the authorities.
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Chicago
Alfred (Jaks) Lingle
Tribune
Fea
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Alfend J. Lingle
Chicago Telkims
Trihwnd Haa
Murder of Chicago Reporter Stirs City Faces Police Links
Chicago reels after the murder of Jule Lingle, a longtime Tribune crime reporter. Police search for a left handed killer linked to gang activity as investigators pull a glove and a revolver from the scene near Randolph Street station. Chief Investigator Pat Howie vows a wide manhunt, with factions blaming private grudges or gangland feuds.
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Chicago
Dake! Tingle
Randolph Street
Pat Howie
Ansarain
Lingle
Aida Ag
Bia
Euchway
Michigan Evanua
The
Tribune
Commiantanat
Pollos Ruaxeil
Othara
Batora
PLAN RAIL LINES TO POLSON DAM
Midale of the Montane Power company and the Northern Pacific railway men surveyed routes south of Volcon to select a line for transporting material to the Pinthead dam construction. About 9 000 carloads will move in two years. Two routes were considered, one joining with the boloman route, eight miles to the power dam. Continued on page 6.
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Polson
Omidale
Montane Power Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Inria aFon
Volcon
Dalle
Pinthead Wrang
Q'p
Merchants Association Leaders Elected At Montana Meet
Great Falls June 18 AP Delegates at the annual convention of the Montana Merchants Association heard calls for state action to secure revenue sharing to meet federal aid highway funds. New officers include President F A Ward of Conrad and First Vice President OM Wold of Tasrel. Directors named from multiple towns discussed opposition to large pyramids of chain stores and outlined the era of retail consolidation.
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Great Falls
Afoniaaala
Iegislature
Afl Avaitanto
Tne
Tretall Merchants’ Association of Montana Tenn
Alen
Teety Citor F. A
Conrad
O M. Wold
Tasrel Flrat Vie
Ties Larson
Shelby
J. Taust
Deum Mond
Secretar Treamuter
J. Hearkman
Vwelens
Pres Fants
John F Pewters Promoted to Assistant General Freight Agent
John F Pewters has been promoted to assistant general freight agent for the Great Northern Montana with headquarters in St Paul. The order takes effect June 16 and duties begin then. Pewters has served the railroad for about 37 years, starting as a messenger boy in the general offices in St Paul.
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St Paul
John FP. Powleva
Aasistant General
Great
Carol Calms His Country But Can He Woo His Wife
In Bucharest on June 19 King Carol II reshaped Romania’s air and land forces appointing Prince Nikolaus and Generals Ayeresch and Pressan. He pressed for a stable government while seeking reconciliation with his divorced wife Princess Helen, whose stance could affect public support and official announcements.
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Carol
Bucharest
Rumania
Romania
Nikolaus
Ayeresch
Pressan Heid Mayanale Hy
Back Seat Driving Kept Duty Of Women Say Georgia Court
Atlanta June 10 The Georgia court of appeals ruled it is not only a right but a duty for a wife to assist her husband by beckoning driving Myra T L Pickard of Atlanta sought in the Georgia Power company for injuries from a collision caused by a car driven by Wer Diaband The court found Mrs Pickard had used the car for fishing and did for warns for husband by duty The opinion says By the exerting of ordinary care he could not have avoided the accident
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Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appaala
Beck
Myra
Pickard
Atlante Bat
Inmanen
Georgie Power Company
Jumes
Wer Diaband
E Atremt
Fire destroys Susanville buildings in California blaze
Susanville California June 10 Mice of undetermined origin started in a restaurant near the railroad flepot today destroying an apartment house three realdeacon two lumbar yards and an electric sub station before control with dynamite aid More than 190 of Susanville s 1900 population were made Nome City officials estimated the toma at about 100000
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Susanville
Cal
Flepot
Nome
Montana rivers on flood control list
Washington June 10 The War Department announced an allotment of 1 285 200 from the army reserve for flood control work on rivers and tributaries across Montana and nearby regions. Allocations include Gallatin Jefferson Arctic? Milk Missouri Yellowstone and related rivers with varied sums listed.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Misssaippi River
Nia
Minsouri River
Yellowstone River
North Dakota
Montane
Wyoming
Eight Hurt In Fog Collision Of Vessels Near Boston
In dense fog last night off Scituate, eight people were injured when the steamer Fairfax of Merchants and Miners collided with a vessel tentatively identified as the steamship Grecian. The Gloucester, also of the same line, stood by and assisted, transferring passengers to safety and promising to bring them to Boston.
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Boston
Fairfax
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Grecian
Scituate
Gloucester
Washiv
Uberal Loan Plans For Grain Growers
Officers of the North Pacific Grain Growers Inc say members of the migratization can borrow up to 86 percent on their 1990 crop after harvest and warehousing. The plan offers roughly 64 percent more than normal channel loans, with no price safeguards and a required collateral margin near 16 percent. The marketing set an intended loan of 1.73 per bashed at, terminals of the 1429 crow.
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Apokane
Weak
Joe
North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc
Northwest
Mer
Public Lands Transfer Plan Advances Reported Across Panel
J M Brandford, state lands official and conservation committee member, said the public lands transfer plan advances. He noted no formal transfer plan exists yet as the commission digests reports from public agencies and states. A combined meeting is planned with prospects for future action.
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Brandford
Edison Wants Pres Hoover Run Again
Fort Myers Florida June 1 9 16 Thomas A Bileon told an interview he would urge President Hoover to seek election for a second term. He said the nation’s government is inefficient and a news organization in an operation today but he did not claim the presidency. The work of business was responsible.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas A. Billeon
Ater
Anid
Univer Staten
Girl of three kills self with gun at ranch home
A three year old girl, Erma Wogarty, took a gun from an adult and accidentally shot herself dead at the Fogarty ranch home southwest of here. A nine year old observer reported hearing the shot from the kitchen as the incident occurred today.
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Kalingell. Jung
Erma Wogarty
Charney Fogarty
Avatar
Refusal to release secret notes delays naval pact action
Washington June 10 The Senate foreign relations committee prepared a formal resolution to assert its right to the notes on the London naval treaty delaying action as President Hoover weighs the move. The issue centers on whether the committee can access the secret papers and potential opposition from Hoover.
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Washington
Nenata Foreign Relations Committee
Toover
Panera
Farune
Alark
Amhata
Hoover
Navural
Death toll rising in fresh ginger extract poison scare
Washington June 10 AP senators demand all agriculture department records on bootleg ginger extract traffic sold as Jamaica Ginger for beverages. Wheeler cites paralysis, blindness and deaths, says product dubbed Prohibition Problem circulates nationwide. Officials say enforcement actions taken but consider it a prohibition issue. committee to review department files and respond.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate Agriculture Committee
Wheeler
Moltaba
Hawaii
Yeung
W. G. Campbell
Wall Department
Suc
Campbell
Run For Senate Opposes Senator Bokali In Minnesota Primary
The governor Theodore Christinnan states opposition to Senator Bokali in Minnesota’s senatorial race. The article notes a June 16 primary date and a heated party contest as formation of the rombieau line shapes the battle ahead.
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Theodore Christinnan
Thomas
Bokali
Minnesota
Colon
Rombieau
Marty
Indiana Democrats Unite Behind Platform At State Convention
Delegates selected candidates for statewide offices and drafted a platform seeking tax reforms and state finance changes. Speaker V. McNutt, former American Legion commander, condemned Harding era policies while urging reform. A proposed prohibition referendum was discussed but not adopted in the final platform.
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Inilananela
Ee Democraty
Battin
Tha Repubbileana
Rin Pally
Tidiana
Tha
Atata
Treateat Ammhasia Pan
Altough
Tha 1Ir
Ulednevant V. McNatt
Didomicton
The
American Legion
AUS Reds Working in Las Vegas Seeks Communist Plot
J Edgar Hoover told the House Communist investigating committee that the Justice Department suspended monitoring Communist activities in 1924 due to legal and funding gaps. Representative Hamilton Fish accused the Communist Party of forming a special committee to incite revolts among Black Americans and recruit Negroes for training toward world revolution. Father Richard Walsh of Georgetown University charged the Soviet government with plans to avert all governments, and confidential material from the Office of Communications was offered.
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Washington
Justice Department
Special House
Communists
J. Edgar Hoover
Hamilton
Nbican
New York
Hoover
Communists Party of American
Yosenn
Mancott
Tronver
Father Ritenod Walah
Magician Grace Brings Modern Wonders To Shrine Tonight
A noted magician with a bag of “By-Products” arrives in Helena for a Shrine Temple program under the courtesy of Mountain States Telephone. Grace, praised by Grace as a modern necromancer exhibit, demonstrates a artificial larynx, a talking device, a 20,000 watt tube, a steel bar that defies gravity, and other mechanical marvels from Bell Telephone laboratories.
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Shrine Temple
Selekn
Helena
Femple
Tell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
New York
Wind
Mountain States Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Air
Grace
Bell Telephone
Firemen Battle Inferno In Montana Basement Blaze
Firefighters fought a basement blaze in an urban area as columns of smoke rose from the building. Crews were called to extinguish the fire and prevent spread while a nearby street was closed for safety.
Fate of tariff bill to be decided Friday in Senate
Washington dispatch reports the fate of the tariff bill hinging on one or two votes, with Senate action set for Friday at 2 0. m. Republican leader Senator Watson predicts victory while Democrats refrain from predicting and focus on potential support from Reed and Grumdy to defeat the measure. The conference report and wavering committee positions loom as the decisive factors in the coming days.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Demorrain
Pennsylvania
N! Iwo
Gettafora
Reed
Grumdy
Ito
Trawley
Le Duc murder trial drags through sixth day in court
Testimony aimed to prove John F. Snyder tied two women at Hert Lefuc before his arrest. The case centers on LeDuc, a former peace officer, as the trial continues into its sixth day with the jury hearing from witnesses about alleged events surrounding the alleged murder and related acts.
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John. F. Synider
Hert
Program of Shrines 15 Called Off By Anin
June 10 AP report says rain marred the land opening of the International Shrine procession and events planned by the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Myatie area were canceled. The Imperial potentate and officers resumed after a luncheon, with activities postponed to later in the day.
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Shriners 15
Anin
Ahrina Long Lake
Seventh Day Adventists Back Prohibition Laws
In San Fradelseo on June 10 the Seventh Day Adventists reaffirmed support for nationwide liquor prohibition. A resolution urged a broad campaign grounded in the moral and economic benefits of total abstinence and memorialized President Hoover. The motion favored stricter traffic regulation, tighter calendar reform, and continued religious influence on public policy.
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San Fradelseo
Wafaronew
Hoover
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