Fight Over Veteran Certificates Dominates GOP Convention
Ambitious push for payment of service certificates splits party lines as veterans march to Congress. House action hinges on voter support, with leaders predicting a party unity test tomorrow amid pressure from veterans groups and Republican alignment. Debate centers on funding, eligibility, and rate adequacy as vote looms.
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Bomb Found Near Capitol Building
Wartingtat reports a bomb near the Capitol building discovered by W. A. Bawards of a metropolitan police unit. Washington authorities refused to discuss the discovery. veterans’ quarters nearby, all from southern states, were not suspected.
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De Valena’s mother dies in New York
The mother of de Valera, prominent Free State leader, died in Rochester New York. The obituary notes Mrs Wheelwright aged and immediate family details, including her son Charles B. Wheelwright and her former marriage to Vielan de Vielert with ties to Spanish ancestry.
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March of Vets on Capital Recalls Praetorian Guards
A garbled historic piece describes veterans gathering in Washington amid calls for payment and political pressure. The article recalls a siege atmosphere in which protesters and government figures clash over pensions and national policy. The piece mentions Washington, the capital fortifications, and references to a veteran movement and political tension.
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Plans Set for Montana Business Women Convention in Capital City
Butte June 12. Montana Business and Professional Women clubs closed their running meeting this morning as they elected a new colony in the scene for their next convention.
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Miracle by Spaniard rejected by Pope
Vatican officials refused to recognize a miracle credited to Antonio Claret, founder of the Missionary Order of Mary, halting his beatification process. Two witnesses to the petition faced obstacles as the Sacred Congregation of Rites reviewed the claimed healing of a infant.
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Balance Budget Still Worries Statesmen
Washington June 12. A debate over trimming or new economies to balance the federal budget dominated talks among congressional lenders and officials. Proposals to bridge the treasury gap with about 150 million to 320 million were discussed with no clear solution. President Hoover conferred with Senator Dawes and Treasury Secretary Douglass as Hoover and Republican conferees from the House and Senate weighed pending economy measures.
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Spanish Extremists Stage Riots With Wide Casualties
Fragmented report describes clashes across Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao and Tenerife as Spanish extremists riot amid political turmoil. Police clash with protesters. several injured, arrests reported. details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Speaker 15 Shows Somewhat Improved Despite Illness
Report indicates Speaker 15 is somewhat improved from an acute bronchial infection. Garner spent the day in poor condition but later improved. a possible rename from the Capitol to a distant location was discussed if recovery falters.
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Prohibition Conflict Over Plank Grows in Chicago
In Chicago on June 12, anti prohibition leaders Dr Nicholas Murray Butler and Pierre duPont arrived as debate sharpened over the Republican prohibition plank. Columbia president Nicholas Murray Butler attacked the resubmission line calling it hypocritical and childish while urging repeal commitment. Wingham of Connecticut warned he would join his state's delegation in the convention with a repeal stance.
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Prohibition Fights Loom at Republican Convention
Chicago dispatch reports rising expectation of a knock-down fight over prohibition as Republicans gather. Key figures debate Curtiss ouster amid push for party harmony, with speculation on shelving Vice President Press and related tensions dominating the scene.
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Daring Jap Retrieves Bodies From Hawaii Crater
In Hilo Hawaii on June 12 a daring Japanese worker named Jape anvst descended into Halemannian crater to recover the bodies of Sylvester Nunes 20 and Margaret Huns 17 from a ledge 900 feet below the rim. Nunes had abducted the girl after a rejected marriage proposal. The rescue used cables suspended across the chasm.
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Pasadena toy magnate found dead in car in suspected suicide
Pasadena California June 12. Jins and Filwood Lowhen, a millionaire toy manufacturer, was found dead in his closed garage seated in his car with the motor running. Police say carbon monoxide fumes caused death, and he had been suffering a nervous breakdown for some time.
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Lodge of Sorrow Dominates G O P Convention Vision
Democratic chairman Shouse says the Republican gathering resembles a lodge of sorrow rather than a ratification meeting. He questions the nomination of Deaver and suggests the party cannot name another candidate without admitting failure. Senator Mirkinson will deliver the keynote on Hoover's four terms and the era of despair.
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Tracy Woman Guilty of Giving Estate Away
Chicago reports a probate case where Florence Arurs seeks recovery of assets from her elderly mother Lydia Norman. Norman allegedly transferred a $3,000,008 estate through Georgi handoffs and gifts including $300,000 in cash, a $150,000 value, and $400,000 in jewelry, amid questions of insanity.
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Secretary Lamont Sees Trade Reaching 1920 Peak Again
Robert P. Lamont, secretary of commerce, expressed confidence in a telegram that international trade would reach the 1920 exchange peak as the Santa Paula steamer was launched by the Federal Ship Building and Drydock company. He said food exchange between nations would flow freely and greatly once more.
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Mexico City reports sharp earthquake and volcanic eruption
A sharp earthquake was felt at Colima at 4 25 a m today followed by a small eruption in the afternoon dispatches say Several light shocks were felt in Mexico City this afternoon Domestic seismic activity is noted with Colima and Mexico City experiencing tremors and a volcanic event record on site
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Unknown historical incident with exhausted Hausner and voyage to New Orleans
Fragmented OCR notes describe Hausner exhausted after rescue but improving. Mentions Ciree Shell bound for Portugal dune, Amy, Stan Hots, Weta Hainer, Titan pickup, Marter Wilson, Waray Ayer, and Crow Shell voyage near New Orleans. Mixed phrases reference treatment progress and a voyage mishap.
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Chilean Junta Hit by Leftist Attacks After Coup
Sanilare Chile June 12. Carlos Davila former sub ambassador to Washington resigned today from the junta that toppled President Juan Esteban Montero last week. Attacks by the newspaper Opinion a left leaning organ against Senor Dasola’s continuation in the junta sparked a sentiment against the civilian leader. Telegrams from Antofagasta and Iquique quote the former civilian leader saying the giant Guardian organization would not be disbanded.
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Confession by Kidnap Suspect in Kansas City Ransom Case
Philadelphia reported that Martin Denen, just brought from South Africa, faces kidnapping charges for the $75,900 ransom of Kansas City dress manufacturer Mrs. Xell Donnelly. In a taxi interview he allegedly said he did it, naming officers T. J. Miggins and R. J. Mole. Denen said he will plead not guilty.
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Dawes In Second Place Eyed By GOP Delegates
Chicago June 12 Those delegates to the Republican National Convention eye a possible battle for the vice presidential nomination. Charles G Dawes rises in discussion despite likely renomination of Vice President Curtin. Hoover aides say no VP change is sought, Dawes supporters insistence hints at a continued fight.
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Akron On Way Back Home Sighted Over Ben Wheeler
Western Union wire chief reports the dirigible Akron sighted over Ben Wheeler Van Zandt County at 12 20 p m en route eastward from Sunnyvale Dallas to base at Lakehurst.
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Lindbergh case shifts on Violet Sharpe doubts
Alpine New Jersey June 12 police abandon the circumstantial theory tied to Violet Sharpe’s supposed guilty knowledge of the Lindbergh kidnapping. Officials face two questions after Ernest Brinkert’s corroborated alibi and Miller’s statement, asking if Sharpe’s guilt remains plausible given new evidence.
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English May Protests to America Over Hounding Violet Sharpe
London readers react to the Violet Sharpe case linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping. British labor MPs plan to press the government in the House of Commons to seek U S explanations as headlines accuse American police of pressuring the English servant girl.
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Barn storming plane crash in Quincy kills two youths
Quincy Washington June 2 two passengers aged 22 and 19 died when a barn storming airplane crashed here today. The pilot Roy Johnson of Yakima Washington was badly injured. The victims were sons of Mr and Mrs Hurt Simmons of Quincy.
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Coast Guard Plane Rescues Sailors After Tanker Burn
Philadelphia June 12 Coast Guard base receives distress from the tanker Samuel Q Brown after a steam pipe burst. A seaplane piloted by Lieut Commander G Yor Paulsen lifted two badly scalded sailors from the Macwater Oil tanker to Philadelphia Navy Yard. They were taken to St Agnes Hospital three hours after the call. Names include Lenard C Anbros Bayonne and Hang Schwaiger New York.
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Girl Crowns Trving to Live Smill Boy
Olympia Washington reports a drowning near Black Tree where eight year old Ashley Peterson and Barbara Inesoh, both Tacoma residents, were fishing when they fell in. Ming Inekon, recovered by her mother Mia, remains in hospital. authorities reported the incident occurred earlier today.
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Blasphemy Denounced by Prelate at Garden Jubilee
In New York 49 000 march up Fifth Avenue for the Garden Jubilee of the Holy Name Society. About 20 000 watched from sheltered spots as Cardinal Hayes denounced blasphemy on stage and urged reverence for God and nation.
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England and France Reach Understanding on Policies
Reported understanding reached between England and France on war policy including potential decrees on stations and neutrality. Debates continued across Paris and London with cautious notes on cooperation and possible further talks at a later date.
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