Hawley-Smoot tariff bill passes House in 222 to 153 vote
Congress completed its lengthy labors on the Hawley Smoot tariff bill with a 222 to 153 House vote. The measure now goes to President Hoover for signature likely next week after final review by lawmakers and federal departments. Speaker Langworth announced the vote while Republicans praised the action and Vice President Curtis prepared to relay it to the White House.
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Congress
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Torrea
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Tan
Curtis
Memorial Archway Dedication Delayed by Presidential Visit
President Hoover plans to dedicate a Roosevelt memorial archway on the Continental Divide near Glacier National Park. The ceremony date is pending final arrangements during his Western tour, with $45,000 allocated for the project at the Clark and Flathead boundary line.
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Mantana
Omar
Crromanien
Theadore Monnavelt
Glacier National Park
Leavitt
Continental Divide
Clark and Flathead National Foresta
Fark
Protestants Attend Augsburg Ceremony in Germany
Twenty American church denominations with about 40 million members will be represented by delegates from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America at the Augsburg ceremony opening tomorrow. The event marks a historic Protestant unity in Augsburg after a quarter century of religious strife, tracing back to 1655.
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Augsburg
Germany
Golden Bear Oars Beaten by Navy Crew at Princeton
In a historic East versus West clash on Princeton's lake, Navy edged California by half a length in a mile and three quarters race. Princeton's Tigers, led by Arthur Strang, finished third with the Golden Bears trailing by four lengths as Navy set a blistering 43 strokes per minute. The win capped Princeton's unbeaten yearling crew in the treble event, watched by about 10,000 spectators.
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N. 1
Navy
Gulden Beaty
California
Grants
Golden Bear Cubs
Navy Febes
Tonglus
Six Die as Storms Rake Minnesota and Wisconsin
Tornadoes lashed eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin leaving six dead and about 60 seriously injured while over 150 were bruised or cut. Property losses topped more than 1 million dollars as farms and outbuildings were shattered. The Minnesota executive council voted 2,000 dollars for debris removal and rehabilitation with 60 National Guardsmen on duty in Randolph and surrounding areas.
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Wisconsin
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Elde
Ain
Menlomonte
Jim Toren Inn
Melinmatheelly
Mppet
Mandolph
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Guara
Minnesota Execaution Council
Tanbelgh
Randulph
Min- Nesota
Continental Oil plans extensive Montana development
Lewistown report notes Continental Oil Co plans large expansion including a new refinery at Billings and a possible refinery at Thi Ines Montana with capacity to process crude. Rockefeller Morgan interests cited as dominant backers in a broader northwestern expansion involving Canada and new refineries.
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Lewistown
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Continental Ol Company
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Datratr Interants
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Western Canadian Natural Gun
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Lethbridge
Aviator Yancey Arrives in Arica
Antofagasiz Chile reports Tevis A. Taneey an American aviator arrives in Arica from Tama for a coast to coast relay. He plans to take off tomorrow for the relay flight, continuing the long journey.
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Chinese Nationalists suffer crushing defeats in civil war
Shanghai dispatches report Nationalist armies defeated in two major battles with retreats toward Hankow as Kwangsi forces clash near Hupeh. Northern Alliance advances across the Yellow River threaten Taiyuan while Japanese dispatches say only a miracle could save Tsinan. Nationalist gains near Hankow are noted as limited.
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Nationallat
Jay
Ehda
Kwangsi Province
Xovarnmant
Wuchang
Seattle Democrat Platform in Seems to Push 18th Amendment Repeal
The Seattle Democrat platform advocates repeal of the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act, calling for restoration of state signal control. Delegates, numbering 117, will vote as a unit at the state convention on June 28. The platform also supports repeal of anti-prohibition legislation tied to Senator Werter Jones. The Republican convention recently backed modifying patronal prohibition laws.
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Boaldo
Tony
Ring County
Renatar Werter
Jones
Washington
Mquar
Five Lost in West Texas Floods Drownings Reach Five
At least five people drowned in swollen streams across west Texas as heavy rains hit the region over two days. Two others remained missing from near Knox county’s Lake Creek as rescue efforts continued. Bodies recovered near a wrecked home along Lake Creek included Oscar Tidwell and his wife. Cleanup workers searched for Kann Bell Tidwell, 27, and other missing individuals as the scene attracted investigators.
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Inday
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Dor Gores
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Dark
Kann Bell Tidwell
Four killed in Tennessee home tragedy shocks town
Columbia Tennessee June 24 a man named Tack Williams 45 killed his wife and three others including his brother in law Parker Steward and Steward’s wife and child. Williams then killed himself after his wife narrowly escaped by hiding in an ant house during the attack.
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Williama
Lonight
Kiethin
Parker Steward
Steward
Guieldor Willa
Prohibition Aims Turn New Jersey Senate Race Hot
Newark June 14 AP Prohibition dominates New Jersey senate primary talk with Morrow and Kelly seeking dual long and short term nominations. Republican contenders Fort and Frelinghuysen debate liquor policy while Democrat Parker and Alexander Almondson vie for the short term.
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United States Senate
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Vin Fae
Tr Talatire
Dwight W. Morrow
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Master Magician Grace Speech to Man Long Dumb
Anthony Kratley, once silenced by throat cancer, thanks to a Mayo Clinic operation that removed his voice box and enabled speech again. He met with Serging J Grace, president of Moll Telephone Laboratories, as he faced relinquishing his group on the device enabling his talk. After the procedure at Rochester and ongoing checks, Kratley expressed gratitude and returned to his home on South Mary Street awaiting the marvelous mechanism that freed him from pen and paper.
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Anthony Bratlay
Syen
Serging J Grace
Rice
Moll Telephone Laboratories
Aitence
Mr. Kratley
Placer Hotel
South Mary Street
Mayos
Ronnie Barxnx
Anthony Kralley
Aneé
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Mountain Bates Telephone Company
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
M. Pmeman
Judd
Mayo Clinic
Weather Outlook For Northern Rocky Mountain Region
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions in the coming week with near normal temperatures across the Northern Rocky Mountain region. New weather patterns suggest light winds and minimal precipitation, supporting typical plans for outdoor activities.
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Morky
Ube
Livingston elected commander of district veterans
Dillon June 14 at a district meeting about 100 delegates from 10 posts elected Al Livingston of Butte commander of the mining district of the American Legion. The vote was unanimous at the gathering of the district organization.
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Capi—Al Lyengaton
Butte
Whisky Row in ashes after dramatic Coalinga fire
Fire devastated Whisky Row in Coalinga California destroying cabins and a saloon. Two firefighters perished among charred remains of Tam Kannes a waiter and Edward Fredericks an oil worker. Damage estimated at 199000 dollars. City marshal W T Mayen rescued Jean McDonald proprietor of a rooming house from a wooden balcony.
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California
Coalinga
Calif
Juna
Hodsen
Tam Kannes
Edward Fredericks
Marabhal
W. T. Mayen
Jean McDonald
Watory
Chicago Press After Crooks in Murder Probe
Six days after a downtown pedestrian tunnel killing, Chicago police reported progress toward solving Alfred Jingle's murder or identifying the slayer. A press and public uproar rose over lack of leads, prompting a meeting request from Commissioner Tumse and a call for accountability from Alderman Albert.
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Alfred
Jake) Jingle
Rosea
Akalatant Slae
Atlarnes McSwigeln
Lea
William Tumse
Langle'a
Elty
Arihn Albert
Reveille Boy Wins American Derby at Washington Park
A 55 to 1 shot named Reveille Boy, owned by a former Memphis corner storekeeper, upset to win the $60,000 American Derby at Washington Park in Chicago before about 35,000 fans. Showflake, trained by Tol, ran second as Gallant Kalaht faded to third, with Noyeilie Nay also among the leaders in a dramatic finish.
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Tha Vietar
Gifford Coentan
Hefora Whine
Av Finpoye
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jYaak Crarg
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Running of Liquor Law Falls From River Run
Detroit June 14 AP reports conditions along the Detroit river during the first two weeks of operation of the new Canadian liquor export law have almost convinced Col. Heinrich A. Pickert, collector that the measures are failing to curb cross border liquor movement.
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Detroit River
Heinrich A. Pickert
United States and Brazil Maintain Friendship Ties
Washington is told by President Moorer at a dinner for Brazil’s president-elect Jallo Vrantes that the growing ties between the two nations reflect a sincere and uninterrupted friendship. The Brazilian leader stresses a historical affinity that transcends treaties, promising enduring goodwill between the United States and Brazil.
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Jallo Vrantes
Brazil
Winaya Tinkadur
Unitat
Kaudahin
Isabella Daughters Elect Mrs Everett Isabella Daughters Elect
Mrs Manel Brunett elected regent at Anaconda for the Montana state circle of Isabella Daughters of Isabella. Next meeting to be held in Missoula with Knights of Columbus gathering. Other officers: Mrs Hone McNoanli tutor, Mrs Mando Mecrae secretary, Mr Mabel Gorntley treasurer.
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Manel Brunett
Anaconda Wan
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Miseoula
Knights of Columbur
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Hone McNoanli
Tutte
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Mando Mecrae
Hotena
Mabel Gorntley
Minnoula
Laws and Authority Urged For National Progress
The piece urges universal obedience to laws as essential for a well functioning U S S claiming respect for authority shapes self government and national prosperity. It contrasts older authority with a younger generation and stresses strict rule adherence as necessary to build character and a stable society.
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Kent
Mr. Coulsden
Fomnecy
Graybill Leads Great Falls Lions in Montana Convention
Graybill of Great Falls, governor of Montana Lions, presided at a two day district convention amid speeches by Rev. Lacklen and Chanestiny Brannon of the University of Montana. An afternoon address on Lions and family relations drew strong attendance as officials urged new measures to aid police work and improve identification amid ongoing civic efforts.
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Grayhill
Great Falla Tons Club
Moriana
Anna Hern Thia
Joan Minnowla
Tim
Sreytitt Agak Mn
Chanestiny WA
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University of Montana
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Tue Fanninny
Stata
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Great Falls
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Avarage
Comics Rejected Boy Dies By Own Actions
In San Francisco on Tune 14 a 17 year old boy William Mullender drew comic pictures in notebooks with friends. He reportedly felt a note of rejection from an editor and died that night in his mother’s bedroom after taking a fatal act.
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William Mullender
Karhad
Frianda
Hin Maiher
Train wreck injures workers on Salifornian line near Kanth
A three car train derailed near Kanth Barbara in the Santa Tnex Mountains, injuring about 20 workers and witnesses. Brake failure during a gear shift at a curve caused the crash. several men were cut or burned, with possible fatalities. Rescue operations evacuated scattered bystanders and tracked the injured and missing.
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Catia
Santa Tnex
Alymien
Thonthara
Tie Tain
Maine
I Renegas
Santa Barkers
Le Duc Guilty of Murder Faces Long Term Penitentiary
Former peace officer Mert Yew Dur alias Le Duc was found guilty of murder in the first degree by injury in a criminal court. Judge Lynch Lanne will pronounce sentence next week. verdict carries a minimum of 10 years and a maximum life in state prison. The case involved the shooting of 26 year old miner John F. Baydor and could automatically revoke his county sheriff candidacy if upheld on conviction.
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Han Heon al Mherty
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