Airman Mattern crosses Siberian leg of world flight
Moscow June 19 Jimmie Mattern began the perilous Siberian stretch of his solo around the world flight. He departed Khabarovsk toward Nene Alaska as the first leg moved him over the Okhotsk Sea. Weather and navigation challenges were cited as he pressed onward toward his next waypoint.
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Plane crash negligence case filed after deadly expo crash
Prosecution charges of criminal negligence pursued after a plane at an exposition grounds near Glenview Michigan crashed killing seven men and eight women. Assistant State Attorney Don M Tang reports coroner's inquiry as authorities investigate the takeoff and pilot Carl Vickey's handling of the craft.
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Exposition Grounds
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Lang
Bridge project halted as funds unpaid near Yukon Oklahoma
In Yukon Oklahoma the North Canadian River bridge project stalled when a Canadian company refused to pay for the span. The partially dismantled bridge sits pending payment, with the bridge company unpaid and county officials left in uncertainty.
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Oklahoma City
Bailhe
Congress May Go Home Today
Washington reports an impasse over veterans legislation threatens extended debate and ballots in the Senate tomorrow as Congress debates the Industry bill the three billion dollar supply bill and the independent offices appropriation. Senate conferees pressed a veterans compensation compromise while House negotiators prepared to act on the Glass Steagall banking measure.
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Prohibition Ballot Battle Plays Out in Massachusetts
Massachusetts voters prepare to decide the repeal or retention of the 11th amendment as delegates head to a constitutional convention. Leading candidates include Iamen Roosevelt Charles Fo Els Eben Draper and John Hannigan with anti-prohibition figures Mary Woocley Whitfield Tuck and Reverend Tallmadgr among notable rivals. The outcome hinges on a possible overwhelming majority for repeal.
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Fort Missoula To Open Citizens Military Training Camp
Missoula readers report Fort Missoula officials will open the citizens military training camp this Friday June 16, with duties ending June 17. Attendance is reduced from a quota of 148 to 75, only second and third year cadets accepted this year.
President Roosevelt stands firm on veteran compensation
Washington, June 12. President Roosevelt tonight remained adamant on veterans compensation requests, resisting further concessions despite Senate and House deadlock. Budget Director Douglas indicated the cost could reach an extra 100 million dollars, prompting questions on budget balances.
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Conduct of Army Men Criticised In Hawaii Celebration
Report from Honastu June 12 14 notes criticism of military conduct amid celebration for Kamehameha anniversary. Statements in Congress referenced divisions among militia and lack of arrests for disorderly acts. Officers admitted drinking before minor incidents during parade and social gatherings, triggering calls for better discipline.
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Antonia in June 12 AP report describes a fire at a drug store stockroom causing extensive damage. Mr and Mrs Riedel and their daughter Maneed suffered injuries during the incident. Neher escaped unharmed and firefighters contained the blaze.
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Federal judges to face solonic inquiries in House action
Washington June 12 A House resolution directs the judiciary committee to probe powers to investigate receivers and bankruptcy estates and to examine the conduct of Federal Judges. The plan, approved 128 to 89 despite Republican opposition, names James A Lowell of Massachusetts and Earlstead L Ritter of Florida to report findings and recommendations.
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House
James A Lowell
Maxsachusetta
Ealstead L Ritter
Florida
Widow Identifies Suspect In Collings Murder Case
Stamford June 12 A burglary suspect was partly identified by Mrs. Benjamin Collings of Stamford as one of the men who boarded the Collings yacht in Long Island Sound and beat her husband to death Then abducted her leaving their 6 year old daughter Barbara ashore The widow named Frank Dregar age 25 as the only man resembling her husband’s killer and said a $931 reward had been posted The suspect and Joseph Guarino 20 of New York were arrested in Darien on a burglary warrant and moved to Bridgeport later today
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Joseph Guarino
New York
Darien
President Roosevelt Addresses Future Farmers of America
President Roosevelt speaks to Future Farmers of America at the White House, urging that crops include potatoes and wheat. He stresses timber as vital, calling timber indispensable and warning the nation is using virgin timber faster than it regrows.
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Boy killed by father in canyon mistaken for animal
Dorian Ariz scene in Rivarel family outing ends in tragedy when 6 year old Robby Wayne Wayne is shot by his father Oliver Nuaanl of Douglas after a rustling near a camp in Rucket canyon. Robby dies later in a Douglas hospital.
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Adolphe Menjou to shed artists model in divorce case
Lon Angelos reports on a divorce action involving film star Adolphe Menjou and actress Kathryn Carver. Attorneys prepare for a legal filing as the couple, married in Paris years ago, plan retirement and division of property. proceedings set for October with Menjou or Miss Carver pursuing the arbitration.
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Paria
Debts Complicate Britain's Troubled Conference Session
London reports the world economic conference facing heated debate over war debts and dollar stabilization. Prime Minister MacDonald opens as president and says debts must be settled once and for all, while Cordell Hull and US delegates caution against treating debts at the talks. A secret session at the British treasury focuses on currency stabilization with US and French officials observing.
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World Economic Conference opens with royal and PM pledges
King George expresses confidence in a beneficial outcome for the world economic conference in London. Prime Minister MacDonald stresses prioritizing war debts and removing obstacles to recovery while advocating for a global economic unit and mutual enrichment for all nations.
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Fort Harrison to gain patients from Fitzsimons
Denver reports state veterans officials transfer order could move about 300 of the 740 Fitzsimons General Hospital patients to veterans hospitals. About 120 to 160 tuberculosis patients may go to Fort Lyons and others to Helena Hot Springs Salt Lake City and several western locations. Affected men include Montana ex servicemen outside the state and those without Wyoming homes. Continuous transfer discussions have spanned weeks with Fort Harrison expected to retain patients.
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Bodies of Three Men Found in New York
Three men were found dead in a second story apartment on the East Side. They had been stabbed and bound, with evidence indicating they had been dead for several days. A janitor discovered the scene late at night in a six story tenement building.
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Senator Davis Indicted Again in Lottery Case
New York June 12 UP A new federal indictment accuses United States Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania in a Moose lottery scheme. Davis pleads not guilty with trial tentatively set for July 10. The 14 count indictment cites conspiracy to ship lottery tickets, use of mail for tickets, and interstate ticket shipments. Davis and Miller granted bail of 2600 dollars each under the indictment.
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Circuit Courte of Appeals
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Moose Propagation Department
Bernard C. McGuire
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Industrial dream of Eaton leads but to auction room
New York June 12 A final chapter in Cyrus Ty Eaton Cleveland financier dream to dominate key industries via security holdings was written today in a crowded auction room With fewer than 50 attendees Continental Shorea The asset held as collateral for a 82 500 000 loan from the Chase National Bank of New York brought 24 490 928 The auction ranks among the largest in the history of the Mancina Airiet with bids touching Goodrich stock and Cadzanian bank shares as interested parties sought the continental concern assets
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Cyrus Ty Eaton
Cleveland
Hadid Ne Indwetrin
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Jashes of Woman Will Be Scattered in Park
In Yetlow on June 12 a will directs Mixa Maude Hamilton a 63 year old former longtime teacher at the Mix aourt School for the land to have her ashes scattered at Yellowstone National Park. The document names former Governor Eliot Wy Maine or Minnie Rigaher to transport the ashes to Yellowstone Park.
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Mixa Maude Hamilton
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Eiliot Wy Maine
Mia Minnie Rigaher
Yellowstone Park
Senate Meang 10 Gets Racketeers Investigation Begin
Washington June 12 An investigation of racketeering will get under way almost immediately by the senate. Senator Copeland author of the resolution and subcommittee chairman announced the inquiry would first target racketeering in New York Detroit and Chicago and Interstate operations. Copeland said he would confer with New York law officials as the session adjourned and Senators Vandenberg and Murphy would consult with Detroit and Chicago officers. An appropriation of 10000 was provided for the investigation with cooperation from the justice department.
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Default Likely on Britain War Debt, Says U S Sources
London June 13 British war debt payment due to the United States Thursday is expected to default unless a midnight cabinet session acts. American sources say the cabinet meeting broke with no decision. Chancellor Neville Chamberlain was to report on debt status in the Commons as Prime Minister MacDonald pushed for immediate settlement at the world economic conference. A French official said Britain tentatively offered 10 percent of the $75,950,000 interest due, but continued on.
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Great Britain
United States
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
MacDonald
Factional Chinese Talks Refused Pact With Japanese Faction
In a statement to the League of Nations, the Southwest Political Council condemned China's truce with Japan and the Nanking regime’s surrender armistice. It warned it would not recognize the halt in Chinese military activity in the north and threatened steps to safeguard China's honor and interests.
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Southwest Political Council
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Jurors Selected to Try Riomping Case in Barnadale
Twelve jurors were chosen to hear the case against Kenneth and J esrtt Buck, Hartwichport brothers, charged with kidnapping Margaret Peggy McMath, 10, with intent to extort money. The Bucks, once Detroit businessmen now boat builders in Harwlchport, allegedly received $60,000 from the father Nell mc Math. They were arrested May 6 and held on $研究 bonds.
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Esrtt Buck
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Bucks
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Two Dead and Several Hurt in Austrian Riot Violence
Vienna reports two killed and several injured as a bomb exploded in a Vienna jewelry shop amid a week of Austrian violence. Police cordoned the city, arrests were made, and clashes with demonstrators occurred near parliament and government buildings.
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