Navy Wins Intercollegiate Regatta In Wet Poughkeepsie Race
In a soggy Poughkeepsie regatta Navy rode to victory ahead of Cornell and California as the five mile course tested boats and crews. The nine crews finished with Navy in 18 minutes something, Cornell close behind, with Washington and California following in tight order amid foul weather.
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Cornell
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Navy
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Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
Massachuse’ Technology
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English Crisis Ends in Laugh in Parliament Standoff
London June 36. The mother of parliaments averted a political crisis threatening the labor government as the house of commons faced a late debate and vote. The presiding officer ruled the show out of order, sparking hours of negotiations and a dramatic mood shift. David Lloyd George rose to address from the Liberal benches, Ramsay MacDonald and Labor leaders joined, and laughter spread through the chamber. A Liberal amendment to Chancellor Snowden’s land tax proposals was ruled out on a technical point.
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puckikh David Lloyd George
Lhee
Ramsay
MacDonald
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labor alliance
Great Britain
Philip Snowden
University acquires Donner party diary and Bible
Berkeley, June 16. The diary and Bible of Patrick Brosh, who endured the Donner party's siege in 1846, have been donated to the University of California museum by his great granddaughter Miss Isabelle Breen. The Bible, published in 1778, accompanied Breen’s family, and the diary covers the period from the wagon train’s halt in snow to the survivors’ rescue months later.
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Calif
Patrick Brosh
University of California museum
Isabelle Breen
Breen
Low Bid To Finish Glacier Park Highway
Proposals opened in Portland for grading the final gap on the Trans mountain highway in Glacier National Park Montana. The Colonial Building Company of Spokane submitted the low bid of 385305. Douglas and Lawler of Kalispell Montana and Siemens Spokane company followed with bids around 399252. Six contractors submitted bids. The projects will complete the improvement from near Sun eating to the Continental Divide at Logan Pass.
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Ore
Glacier National park
Montana
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west alde wan
Logan pass
Hoover probes tax and banking laws in nationwide plan
President Hoover urged revision of tax and banking systems in a nationwide address in Indianapolis. Secretaries Melton and Mills had also advocated revisions, fueling speculation that Congress may act in the coming session.
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Melton
Mills
Fenatar Fingham
Tribute by President Hoover at Harding memorial
President Hoover denounced those who betrayed Wilson era trust while paying tribute to Warren G Harding at the Marion memorial. Calvin Coolidge spoke for the cabinet and the crowd listened as wreaths were placed, honoring the late president and Mrs Harding and the note of national service echoed through the solemn ceremony.
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Associated Press
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Warren G. Harding
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Warren Harding
Coolidge
noton
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FALLS CONDITION 70 TO BE TESTED BY ARMY PHYSICIANS
El Paso Texas June 16 Albert RB Fall former secretary of the interior said government counsel in Washington wants him to enter a government hospital in El Paso for a physical examination He replied he is ready to go at any time He has nothing to conceal from reputable physicians He telegrammed his personal physician Dr Safe for Falls attorney in Washington Frank Mogan to ascertain through army physicians at William Beaumont General Hospital whether he can be transported to Washington for sentencing in connection with his conviction for accepting bribes He faces a year in prison and a 700000 fine
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Texas
Albert RB. Fall
secretary of the interior
Washington
Frank Mogan
Fall
William Benemont General hospital
Questions of What Harding Knew of Corruption
Washington reports recall of Warren Harding by Herbert Hoover who speaks at Marion about the late president. Hoover describes a disillusioned Harding realizing some men betrayed him and hints at knowledge of irregularities in the veterans bureau linked to Charles R. Forbes. Continued on page 27.
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MARION
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M Warding
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Charles BR. Porkes
priean
Marty M. Daugherty
Miss Belgium Crowned Universe Queen at 12th Contest
Galvanton Texas in June Miss Belgium Miss Netta Duchateau won the universe crown at the 12th annual international beauty contest. She defeated Miss United States Anne Lee Patterson of Ludlow Ks on the final ballot. Prize winners included Miss Memphis Lena Thoman third, Miss Germany Daly Frel vers fourth, and Miss Atlanta Pat Hall fifth. Duchateau, 17, with long dark hair, was visibly moved after the verdict.
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Texas
Belgium
Netta Duchateau
United States
Anne Lee Patterson
Ludlow
Lena Thoman
Germany
California Snow and Rain Cool State Amid High Elevation Storm
California was cooled by late season snow and unseasonal rain driven by a Pacific depression. Sierra Nevada around Truckee and Sonora saw heavy snow and high rainfall, while Tahoe City measured rain enough to raise Lake Tahoe level. Temperatures dropped across central regions, with a forecast for clear and warmer weather tomorrow.
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Neparta
Trinity county
Donner summit
California
weather bureau
Forest Fire Bites McDonald Pass District Needs 100 Men
A large wildfire near the McDonald Pass highway area threatens timber over about 400 acres. A mobilization of 190 workers is planned by Supervisor T. C. Worth with more possible. Workers are urged to report to the Montana building in Missoula by early morning as crews and equipment head to the scene. The blaze began before 2:20 PM yesterday in the Melonald Pass area. Continued coverage on page 7.
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Melong national forests
McDonald pass
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Missoula
MlauNen
Coolidge Signals Support for Hoover Amid 1932 Speculation
Washington reports that Calvin Coolidge’s remarks at the Harding tomb dedication in Marion praised Hoover’s patience courage and ability. Some observers read it as a sign of Coolidge backing Hoover’s renomination, though Coolidge offered no explicit commitment and remained largely silent on Hoover’s record.
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Pantages Plea Plead To Jury In Girl Market Case
District Attorney Tom Whelan faced a crowded courtroom in San Togo Gall as defense lawyers for Alexander Pantages and three others argued in the so called girl market case. Aram Thompson urged jurors to clear Pantages and allow his return to Los Angeles with his wife who has stood beside him. The attorney said the defendant was innocent.
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Alexander Pantages
showman
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los Angeles
Aram ‘Thompson
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toan Angeles
Lincoln tome rites draw crowds to Springfield event
Springfield crowds gather for the dedication of Lincoln’s tomb with President Hoover set to attend a joint session at the state arsenal. Mrs Man ger will review 600 Springfield Girl Scouts who will present a wreath. 70 years since Lincoln’s farewell address is recalled.
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state arsenal
Rahway Man Convicted in Death Ride Killing
Elizabeth June 15 Frazer Willan Moore Frazer of Rahway found guilty of first degree murder in the death ride killing of Mrs Shoche Stader on Feb 18. Jury verdict mandates the death penalty. Judge Alfred A Stein set execution in the electric chair for the week of July 27.
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Elizabeth
Drowning rescue in Laguna as crippled man saves boy
In Laguna Beach California Juana 16 a disabled man Gerald Barbeau 24 Pasadena waded 100 feet into rough surf off Sugar Loaf to reach a drowning boy. After twenty people and a lone woman failed to help, Barbeau towed the boy ashore and a respirator revived him after fifteen minutes.
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Calif
Juana
Thelma Joyce
Gerald Barbeau
Pasadena
cola Barton Carawen
Mia
Guy i
Carawan
Los Angeles
Barbeau
Baubrick Surveys Mine Trouble Amid Violent Strike
Colonel Robert Baubrick, who led national guard troops after the Ohio state penitentiary riot in 1920, arrived in St. Clairsville to survey growing mine troubles as the strike situation worsened and outbreaks threatened.
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national guard
Ohio state penitentiary
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Agriculture’s future urged by 4-H leaders in Montana
Bozeman Mont June 16 Members of Montana 4 H clubs should not fear the future of agriculture despite current difficulties President Alfred Atkinson of Montana State college told delegates and leaders at the second annual convention on the college campus He urged boys and girls to remain with club work and pursue agriculture with the aim of raising its standards in industry J C G Taylor extension director was also mentioned.
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Mont
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State college
State college
boya
J. C G. Taylor
Street duel ends in murder charge in Portland
Portland on June 16 a charge of first degree murder was filed against 55 year old Harry Emery after his former wife Beatrice Tunstall 46 died in a hospital following a revolver duel in the street. A man believed to have joined Emery fled when the fight began.
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Ore
Harry Emery
Beatrice Tunstall
Jimery
hearn
Emery
Attendance at Ascot Races Sets Brisk Opening
One hundred thousand Britons and nobles gathered for Ascot’s opening day with King George and Queen Mary in the royal procession. Sir Andrew led tilting fortunes with a major share of the 1,000 pound purse in the Pins of Wales, while Cameronian and Pomme d Apt scored in plus stakes and the Aga Khan's entrant added a gold vase honor.
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Pins of Wales
Ft. A. Deewar
Black Cat Death After Auto Accident in Los Angeles
A black cat died when a shiny automobile driven by Cosme Lozaya swerved to avoid it, causing the car to overturn. Lozaya was arrested for theft of the marking and is jailed.
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Cosme Lozaya
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fessening
Coyotes and Wildcats Slain In May Totals Recounted
Boise Idaho June 16. Coyotes killed 1345 during May as reported by the state sheep commission. County amounts average five dollars per head totaling six thousand eight hundred ninety seven dollars. In addition twenty wildcats were killed. Aerial tramps return to San Francisco after an around the world flight by Ross Adler and John Pratt.
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Doukhobor Women Tear Clothes From Census Takers
Grand Forks, B. C. reports Doukhobor women disrupted a census information drive by 200 residents. Officials fled as women ripped clothing from aldermen and destroyed lists of names, while two teenage women voiced strong anti-government sentiment.
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