Future of the Cabinet at Stake in Neudeck Talks
Berlin reports President von Hindenburg and Chancellor Bruening weigh decisive moves at Neudeck East Prussia. Aimed at a first hand report on recent conferences and talks with Ambassador Rackett, the meeting risks shaping the future of Bruening’s cabinet amid mounting pressure and uncertain outcomes.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Bruening
Neudeck
East Prussia
Germany
seneganle
Chaguers
Rackett
Coast Lumber Plants Record Better Trade
Seattle reports a strong weekend for the West Cadet Lumber Association with 344 mills operating at 4574 percent capacity. June 6 output reached 500000 feet more than the prior week and 10000000 feet higher than the week before.
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Seattle
mnill
Ing
New French President Doumer Faces Key Early Problems
Paris June 12 Paul Doumer will be sworn in as president and will head a government with Premier Laval. The new administration must secure naval construction funding, address reparations under the Young Plan, and navigate strained Franco German relations amid talk of a Austro German customs union.
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ALDSON HAWDRY
Paris
prand
Legion of Honor
Paul Doumer
Pierre Laval
tce
Premier Laval
Doumer
Laval
France
Germany
Lincoln's Wedding Reenacted At Fort Harrod Park
In Harrodsburg Kentucky researchers staged a reenactment of the 12 year old Lincoln nuptials. The ceremony at Fort Harrod marked the 125th anniversary of Thomas Lincoln and Nancy Hanks marrying and drawing their son Abraham Lincoln. About 5100 townspeople and visitors attended. William J Doak secretary of Jahar delivered the dedicatory address on behalf of the national government praising Lincoln's parents and the hardships of their youth.
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Harrodsburg
Kay
Kentucky
Tom Lincoln
Neaey Hanks
Victaliaa Lincoln
Fiver Memorial Mate park
old Fort Harrod
William J. Doak
Jahar
Tlnralfi
Hope for Early Accord With Italy
Rome reports quick settlement of Vatican differences with Italy. The Vatican turns over to Papal Nuncio Bargonginilaca a letter with obstructions to be delivered to Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi. Vatican circles expect a government reply by tomorrow and an accord within a week, though Italy shows no great haste.
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Rome
Vatican
Italy
Nencia Bargonginilaca
Dino Grands
montater
Tear bombs and machine guns riot at Belmont miners
In St Clairsville Ohio on June 12 police armed with tear bombs and machine guns faced a week old miners strike in Jefferson and Belmont counties. Pickets strove to persuade about ten percent of workers from the New Lafferty mine of the M A Wenna Coal company while three alleged Belmont county strike leaders jailed went on a hunger strike during their arrest alongside eleven others.
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St Clairsville
Ohio
Jefferson
Belmont
Wheat Board intervention saved market says Stone
Manhattan Kansas June 12 Chairman Damean Stone of the Federal Farm Board said averted wheat price collapse last November by stabilizing wheat and cotton operations. He argued without the board prices would have fallen to around 50 cents a bushel and caused bank loan dumps after a wave of bank failures in Arkansas Kentucky and North Carolina.
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Manhattan
Kas
damean Stone
honil aald fonight ay srean
délara
Stone
American institute of cooperation
opin
ion
Chicana
Arkansas
Kenturcky
North Carolina
Willimnges Rescued After Well Fall. Cat Drowns
In Willimmes Ma residents William and his wife Williama fell into a local well during a rescue attempt. Neighbors summoned help as ladders failed the fire department. Floyd Bradley arrived to pull Mr Willijama to safety while Mrs Willijama was saved the same way. tragically the cat drowned.
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Mosten
Williama
the department
port haate
Floyd Bradley
Witliama
Wiljama wan
RCA Loses Bid to Block FCC Hearings on Licenses
Washington June 12 AP The Radio Corporation of America failed to block federal hearings that could revoke about 1409 licenses held by its subsidiaries. Justice Briley of the DC Supreme Court denied an injunction but kept the case on the docket, noting developments could justify further action. The FCC will proceed with hearings next Monday.
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Washington
The
Radio Corporation of America today
radio commission
Briley
District of Columbia supreme court
wime
Paul Avery of Three Forks Honored by Scholarship
New Haven June 12 Yale University announced the Francis Gordon Brown scholarship award to Theodore Paul Avery of Three Forks Montana a football and track athlete and self supporting student. The honor, one of the highest for juniors, is given for intellectual ability manhood leadership and service as set by Francis Gordon Brown Yale 1901. Avery serves on the student council and has held prior scholarships from the Alumni Association of Chicago and from Harold Ludington Hemingway Alfred Harnes Pater scholarships.
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New Haven
Conn
Francis Gordon Brown
Theodore Paul Avery
Three Forks
Mont
Yale university
Francia Cordan Brown
Yale
Avery
rounel
Chicago
Harold Ludington Hemingway
Alfred Harnes Pater
Progressives Could Win Nine States in 1920 Campaign
Chicago dispatch reports Senator W. Brookhart told Trinola progressive Republicans that Indiana Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Nebraska Pennsylvania California and the Dakotas could go for a progressive ticket in the coming presidential race. He denied backing a third party, saying he favored no fight over presidential primaries.
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Chicago
Senaor Smith W. Brookhart
Town
Trinola
Indiana
Ohio
Trinois
Wiseconsin
Nebroska
Pennsylvania
California
Dakotas
Frookhart
Tam
nre Rreserves
Treasury Deficit Remains Huge Amid June Cash Flow
Washington reports that over 1.5 billion dollars will move through the Treasury next Monday while the annual deficit sits around 1 billion. The financing plan calls for 821 million in 3 1/2 percent bonds, 589 million in maturities paid, plus 90 million internal and 20 million foreign war debt payments. Revenue from 1930 income taxes is expected between 200 and 205 million, with 90 million interest on debt. Total government outlays by June 10 reached 3.948 billion against 2.50 billion in receipts, leaving a 1.092 billion deficit, with little relief expected this month. Revenue drops versus last year show income and customs figures down for the year.
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Washington
Treasury
Olive Branch Offered To Canton Insurgents Amid Naval Movements
Nationalist government in Nanking reportedly offered concessions to Canton insurgents to avert civil war and proposed a national council with Wang Ching We as president of the executive bureau at Canton. Foreign warships gathered at Foochow to protect foreigners, while a provisional constitution was adopted by the national congress for self government by 1986.
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Tongkong
Canton
Foochow
Fukien
Nanking
Wang Ching
national
Nankig
national Peoples rengrens
Hongkong
Hong[kong
Rovernment
Foot Directs Police and Mayor to Halt Gambling
Montana Attorney General I A Foot urged Helena officials to act against gambling, citing state law empowering city officers to enforce prohibitions. He appealed to Mayor George P Arnold and county authorities to clean up the county, noting testimonies of wager losses from locals and urging immediate compliance.
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FOOT
Helena
I. A. Foot
George P. Arnold
cers ia
Ren
Montana
Indictment Charges Capone and 68 Sculders in Beer Ring
Federal authorities indict Al Capone and 68 associates for manufacturing and transporting beer in violation of the Prohibition law as of 1920, naming Capone as head of a Chicago syndicate. The document lists aliases and cofendants, highlighting the focus on Capone’s beer operation over gambling or labor rackets.
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Canone
Chicago
Capone
Ranga
George Hi. QQ
Anheasan
opusence
Wia
Al Brown
United States
Alphonse Capone
A Costa
Albert Costa
Frank Ross
John Brown
Snorky Capone
Frank Hart
Lantis Hart
atote
area o
Ralph
Sam
Jack Cuzik
Pantages Testimony Describes San Diego Hotel Party
San Diego June 12 14 Alexander Pantages on the witness stand recounted his October trip to the city. He described the hotel party at the center of piracy and morals charges as a mere intrusion by three women during a business conference. He acted out distances to dramatize his account and denied wavering under cross examination.
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Uttla multi-millionetta
tunn
winmit
Lydia Nitto
Rage
Seventeen Drug Store Owners Pinched in Wichita Case
Seventeen drug store proprietors were arrested in Wichita Kay June 12 on charges of selling tonics containing alcohol for beverage use. Authorities say tonics may be manufactured under a federal permit but sold only for tonic purposes. Federal agents and detectives had spent the past month buying tonics from the stores for beverage use.
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Wichita, Kay
Fire and Weather Highlight Quake Factors
Jolumina June 12. Fire and weather were described as factors of greatest deduction in recent earthquakes by Harvard professor Alexander McAdie. He told the Selamological Society of America that earth disturbance is not the prime factor in loss of life, though it causes disaster. Rochester meeting site eyed for 1932 by the Minnesota North Dakota council of United Commercial Travelers.
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Jolumina
Alevander McAdie
Harvard university
Selamological Society of America
ROCHESTER Winniper, Man
Minnesota-North Dakota council of the United Comaercial Travelers
Rochester
Minn
World financial crisis eyed by former senator
Washington June 12 A statement by former Senator Thomas of Colorado claims resuming the double standard of exchange would solve world financial problems. Senator King of Utah released the remarks noting the world is in crisis and urging action.
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Washington
Thomas
Colorado
King
Utah
Crack horses to run for 575000 Belmont Stakes
Rivals Twent Grand and Jamestown duel for the 63rd Belmont Stakes purse of 575000. Only Mrs Katherine E Tutty Sun Meadow and Hat face the two stars as final entries were posted. The nine and a half furlong race starts about 9 25 p.m. SST with Twenty Grand among favorites for Creentable stable.
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ORLO_ROBERTSON
New York
Jamestown
Katherine E Tutty Sun Meadow
George Cassidy
Payne Whitney
Belmont
Hoover Still Boosted by Young Republicans
Washington reports that the conference of young Republicans pressed for an aggressive 1992 Hoover campaign. Secretary Hurley defended Hoover and mocked critics, urging unity, leadership, and patriotism as Hoover’s renomination was forecast. President Hoover then hosted the group at the White House as Robert J. Lucas led sessions and proposed a follow up conference in the convention city next year.
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FRANCIS M. STEPHENSON
Washington
conference of
young republicans
Hoover
Hurley
Minohctes
republican party
alncére
White House
Robert J. Lucas
republican national committee
convention city
Wilbur called insincere in defining oil policy
Washington June 12 Secretary of the Interior Wilbur was called insincere in his oil conservation policy by Roy C. Barton in a petition for rehearing in the supreme court. Barton argued Wilbur’s assertion that no further permits would be issued was misleading, noting the assistant secretary’s report showing 443 oil and gas prospecting permits had been issued under the policy.
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WILBUR
Washington
Roy C. Marton
supreme court
Das Cruces
New Mexica
Ratton
Proadent Kicovera
higheat court
Barton
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