Old Man Yost Michigan coach and athletic pioneer
Ann Arbor June 22. Fielding H. Yost known as Old Man Yost, a legendary Michigan coach and adviser, dominates post dinner talks with booming voice. A master of football strategy and athletic builder, he inspired four undefeated seasons and helped construct three athletic facilities at the university while promoting broad physical training.
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Willie Heston
Walter Eckersall
University of Michi-gat
Atheletica
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Grand Rapide
Michigan
Foot Directs Mayor to Fight Gamblers in Helena
Foot urges Helena mayor to direct police to halt all gambling in the city citing Montana law on seizure of gambling equipment and warrants. He asks for immediate action to make Helena a safer, cleaner capital with strong education prospects. Mayor Arnold plans a conference with City Council and streets department to coordinate steps. Commissioner Wine will seek county attorney cooperation for district court action if needed.
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Helena
Foot
Cox
Montana
Police Department
Arnold
J. R. Wine
Department of Streets and Public Safety
Mill Agtrerance
Mine Strike Demostrations Spur Threats and Arrests
In western Pennsylvania demonstrations supporting mine strikers continued near six Pittsburgh district mines. National Miners Union official Vincent Kemenovich warned of serious consequences unless company officials shift stance. Five women were arrested for disobeying Sheriff Roberts Cain. A deputy sheriff faced arrest for wounding Lawrence O Shaw, 66, who was in serious condition. In Botman, Roy Weyand, 27, remained in serious condition after a twilight hit by a pitched ball.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Vincent Kemenovich
National Miners’ Union
Roberts Cain
Gallatin
Lawrence O Shaw
Radio Corporation Antitrust Case Draws Hearing Challenge
Great Radio Corporation faces scrutiny over a radio tube contract alleged to violate antimonopoly provisions. The case cites Section 13 of the radio act and an anti trust ruling in federal courts. The commission views the contract as a major restraint on competition, while Justice Haley warned he may intervene if the pending appeal risks irreparable injury to radio interests.
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Radio Corporation
Delaware
Circuit Court of Appeals
National Broadcasting Company
Sortiomaton
Comminsion
Justice Bailey
Justice Haley
North Dakota rails board opposes 15% rate hike
The North Dakota board of railroad commissioners wired the federal commission opposing a proposed 15 percent general freight rate increase. Wen Larkin, president, called the move unlawful and warned it would worsen the ongoing business depression and extend the current economic strain.
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Bibmarek
North Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Wen
Larkin
State Commission
Conan Conditiony
Pantages Denies Misconduct in San Diego Tryst Testimony
Youthful witness claims the meeting with women was casual and unnamed, while pantages maintains innocence. He disputes state charges alleging juvenile court law violations tied to Jesse H. Shreve Olive Clark Day and William Johelmann and describes a conference with Streva and real estate dealer John F Mills regarding an $80,000 note overdue, held by George R Daley.
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Pantages
Atate
Jesse H. Shreve
Olive Clark Day
William Johelmann
Hollywood
Streva
John F. Mills
Live Branch Offered to Canton Insurgents
Reports from Canton say a live branch would seize a portion of customs payments while the Cantonese would retain the surplus. feud leaders aim to secure national and personal interests of Chiang Kai-Shek. Foreign warships move to Foochow as insurrectionists clash with authorities. casualties rise among captives. camaraderie mixed with resignations and shifts in alignment ahead of ongoing turmoil.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
C. Wu
Washington Post
Canton
Hongkong
Foochow
Notre Dames star Ravoldi wins debut in Michigan bout
Former Notre Dame football star Joe Ravoldi made his wrestling debut in western Michigan tonight, defeating Chicago’s George Mack. Ravoldi won the first fall in the last minutes and the second fall in the nine minutes, both by airplane pins.
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Sonnenberg
Mila
Bibber Mecoy
Sonnenberk
Metsny
Benton Warver
Auen
Joe Ravoldi
Notre Dams
Michigan
George Mack
Chicago
Simmons Opposes Tariff Cuts Citing Foreign Protests
Alliance Nebraska June 12. Republican Congressman Simmons argues Smoot Mawr tariff act protects American farmers as foreign protests grow. He cites Canada, Argentina, Italy, France and Denmark as losing markets to the United States and warns lowering tariffs would worsen farm unemployment and abandon farms. He notes foreign producers use cheap labor and lands to seize markets and pressure US to cut agricultural duties.
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United States
Italy
France
Denmark
Ony Simmons
America
Regatta times and public notices mix in journal entry
June 13 report notes California Washington Wisconsin and Pennsylvania time triads on the regatta course with Tennessee clocked at 20 43 while other times not announced. June 22 Herbert Ford of Lincoln Nebraska noted for anti saloon league work. Dawes of Mitchell to step down. new superintendent to arrive June 16. Hydroelectric potential cited from 60 million horsepower across water tails in final analysis.
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California
Washington
Wisconsin
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Columbia
Mitchell
Herbert Ford
Lincoln
Neh
Dawes
South Dakota
Anti-Salson League
Foard
Anti League
Cabinet fate hinges as populist party pushes Reichstag call
Fragmentary report notes a 13 to 11 cabinet vote on currying populist faction support for immediate convocation of the Reichstag. The Foreign Ministry figure Curtins and the Stressmann era are cited amid rising cabinet tensions and national socialist and communist pressure.
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Tates
Foreign Ministry
Curtins
Stressmann
Stone Discusses Stabilization Losses and Market Outlook
Stone defends stabilization operations despite losses of federal funds noting benefits to farmers and the nation. He quantifies potential balance sheet effects of wheat sales and cautions against relying on temporary fixes while urging cooperative efforts to adjust production and improve cotton and wheat profitability amid uncertain world prices.
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Uy Stabilization Activites
Governor Woodring's Lincoln speaking engagement canceled
June 12 Lincoln Neb The Lincoln Star reports Governor Harry Woodring of Kansas canceled plans to speak in Lincoln after being pressured by Governor Charles W Bryan and a friendly group saying an unwritten Nebraska law blocks democratic officials from accepting engagements here The Star notes Woodring told a Lincoln attorney he could not speak in Beatrice or cross into Nebraska without an invitation from Bryan and cited rival Democratic clubs in Liventa and Caty as causes for friction
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Commonweal
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Woodring
Life Central
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Star
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Lincoln
Courtney
Bryan
Liventa
Beatrice
Nebraska
The Millionaire Closes Run Today
Two winners receive awards for distinguished performances in cinema. Warner Brothers latest production The Selton satire features George Ariss and Noah Beery at the Marlow. Ariss and Beery earn highest honors in the cinema profession for performances.
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Warner Brothers
Atiarrine
George Arissa
Marlow
Noah Beery
Ariss
Beery
Ole
Mr. Aries
Disraeli
Charie Chan Carries On Opens at Marlow Theater
Marguerite Churchill stars in Fox mystery Charie Chan Carries On as she leads a travel party around the world in a hunt for her grandfather’s killer. John Garrick Warner Oland and Warner Kymer costar in the cast. The piece notes the film’s opening at the Marlow theater and highlights the adventurous plot abroad.
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Marguerite Churchill
Fox
Charie Chan
Marlow Theater
John Garrick
Warner Olan
Warners Kymer
Marguerite Churellll
Charlie Chan
Call for Silver to Return to Standard Currency
A reply to Dr. H W Coates at an International Chamber of Commerce meeting asserts silver must be restored to its standard role by reversing prior moves that damaged it. It accuses past acts in England and the US of driving gold supremacy, cites $29,000,000 in silver shipped to China, and links the 1925 Indian currency commission to monetary turmoil in the rupee era.
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H. W. Coates
International Chamber of Commerce
Coates
China
Thoman
Abraham
England
Thomas
United States Treasury
Federal, Reserve Board
Indian Currency Commission
Roosevelt Obelisk to Be Erected at Glacier Pass Summit
Bids for construction of the Roosevelt Memorial Obelisk at Maring pass summit near Glacier National Park were opened. Kirkpatrick Snathers of Kaliapill submitted the winning bid of $13,174 for a memorial to the late president to be built by the US Forest Service along the Roosevelt highway at the Continental Divide.
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Jinney
Maring Pass
Glacier National Park
Kirkpatrick Snathers
Kaliapill
Forest Service
Roosevelt Highway
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