Borah calls for silver in international economic policy
Senator William E Borah urged the United States to demand silver's rightful place in world economics at a Southwest Idaho Bar Association address in Nampa Idaho He warned of declining American foreign trade and said growth lies in mass markets in Asia with 460 000 000 people If the US cannot compete globally domestic hardship will grow He criticized a self defeating silver policy affecting Chinese purchasing power.
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Nampa
Ida
United States
William E. Borah
Southwest Idaho Bar association
hhis
Sitrle tan
Massa
China
Wheat Dips Below 50 Cents in Chicago Market
Kansas City July wheat futures fell to 58 cents on the board with deliveries down to new seasonal lows. The market opened with further declines as traders reported three cars of wheat traded at various prices, including 78 and 73 cents, amid lower bids and cautious selling.
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CHICAGO
Kansas City
Kankan City
board of trade
Beriberi Strikes Newfoundland Fishermen in White Bread Diet
About 1000 residents along Newfoundland's south coast were affected by beriberi linked to a diet of white bread. In April 150 adults were partially or completely paralyzed as fishermen, facing failed fisheries, relied on white flour rather than whole wheat or brown bread.
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St. John's NFL
coant
Newfoundland
WIFE DIVORCED FROM KOTED GRIDIRON STAR
South Bend Indiana reports that Mrs Audrey Koehler Savoldi was granted a divorce from Joe Savoldi, former Notre Dame football star, by Judge Fred Ringham. The couple married in April 1929 and separated in September the following year after a claim of failure to provide.
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South Bend
Ind
Audrey Koehler
Savoldi
Fred Ringham
Joe Savoldi
Notre Dame
Visit of Saunders Parents at France Grave in 1918 Hero’s Plot
Paris June 18 AP The grave of Pop Saunders of Billings Montana, shot down in 1918 while with Eddie Rickenbacker’s squad, was visited today by his gold star mother and father D E Saunders in a special pilgrimage. They last saw the grave eleven years ago after locating the body with a long search that led from the Meuse to an Austrian cemetery, a farmer witness, and finally the Romagne cemetery where flowers were laid.
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Paris
Pop” Saunders
Billings
Mont
Eddie Rickenbacker
air squadron
D. E. Saunders
Europe
Meuse
chanes
Romagne
Dynamite Hidden in Colorado Prison Report
Governor orders investigation into a Denver police sourced report claiming dynamite is secreted inside the state penitentiary at Canon City. Deputy warden and chief executive note lack of confirmation while officials confer with the Board of Corrections.
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Denver
W. I. Adame
Canon City
Edwin A. Johnson
Toy Best
board of corrections
Clark
Hughes at College Portrait at Brown University
A new portrait of U. S. Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes was snapped on the Brown University campus in Providence Rhode Island during commencement exercises.
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U. S
Charlea Evans hughes
Brown university
Providence
R. 1
juriet
Storm on Whitefish Divide Ends in Death of 19YearOld
A group of three boys Hume Roger Hawkins My era and Virgil Myers faced a fatal cold on Whitefish Divide while camping near Moose Jake. With blankets soaked by wind and snow they could not start a fire. My era ventured to Whitefish for help while Hume died at 5 o clock last night. A party later retrieved the body nine miles through rough country. Myers and the others suffered no serious injuries.
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Hume
Myera
Whitefish
STume
Myers
Trimdon Wins Ascot Gold Cup In Wet Fashion
Butterfiler of fashion crowds at Ascot witness General Charles Lambton's Trimdon win the classic gold cup as a rainstorm interrupts the royal procession. Trimdon edges Lord Granley's Singapore amid betting favor and sunny results after the shower. Salmon Leap places third and Bromeaux, the only American owned entry, finishes unplaced.
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FRANK Ht
KING Ascot
England
Butterfiler
Ascot
Charles Lambton
Trimdon
King George
Queen Mary
Lord Granley
Singapore
tnt
Arthur James
Salmon Leap
A.W. Macomber
Bromeaux
Gas price hike raises Los Angeles gasoline cost
San Francisco June 18 A five and a half cent per gallon increase the price of gasoline effective tomorrow was announced by the Standard Oil Company of California here tonight Simultaneously the company announced increases of 20 to 40 cents a barrel in prices paid for crude oil The 12 cent increase in the tank wagon price will bring quinoline to dealers to 14 cents in Los Angeles and 12 1 2 cents in San Francisco including the three cent state tax The crude rise applies to oil produced under the California statewide curtailment plan The Standard Oil Company said the action aimed to prevent a broader economic breakdown in California’s oil industry and to improve community welfare
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San Francisco
tomorgan
Callefornia
Los Angeles
California
Stendard company
Calfordia ofl
When Came Genus Homo In Old Pasadena Mystery
A bespectacled group in Pasadena discusses a paleontological mystery dated June 18 AP reports a conference room filled with maps charts and skeleton clues as experts analyze a find that puzzled lay readers and defied easy classification.
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Pasadena
Cal
Exodus of Mexicans Repatriates From California
Los Angeles June 18 A Mexican repatriation wave sees between 60 000 and 75 000 Mexicans leaving southern California since January 1. Immigrants return to their home states amid unemployment and homesickness. Officials note fear fueled by deportation rumors, while authorities urge lawful citizens need not fear. Continued on page 2.
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CALIFORNIA
HARRIS
Los Angeles
Max coy
chamber of commerce
Refael de la Collna
Colna
Plaza
W. E. Carr
southern California immigration
G. P. Clements
agricultural department of
the
Two Holdups Net 15 Cents and Three Years Prison
Vancouver jurors today dealt with two holdup cases in one session. A man who gathered 20 cents from a hotel clerk after paying for a room was sentenced to three years in prison. Another would gain five years and 10 lashes for a failed assault following a barrage of canned salmon during the attempted holdup.
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Vancouver
B.C
Boconta
Neila W. Persan
Mellon Talks Reparations War Debt With British Leaders
Secretary Andrew Mellon met with Prime Minister MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Henderson in London to discuss reparations and war debts amid plans for a German visit by Bruening and Curtius. Officials called Mellon’s trip not a formal mission, yet observers link it to broader debt settlements.
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ALVIN London
Andrew Mellon
United States treasury
MacDonald
Henderson
Montague Norman
Bank of England
Metton
Cambridge
house of commons
Herlin
Bruening
Julians Curtius
Curting
London
Mellon
Rovoumrntiuts
High Flying at 400 Miles Hour
Brussels reports a prediction by Professor August Pieard that commercial passenger freight flights reaching 400 miles per hour through the stratosphere could occur in the distant future. The assembly included King Albert, Elizabeth, and government officials as Pieard noted such high altitude travel could be safe with properly equipped airplanes and airfight cabins.
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Brussels
Belgium
August ieeard
Albert
Elizabeth
ou Perlener
Piceard
Hervey Cook Weds Seattle Society Woman of Wealth
Hervey Cook son of the late A T Cook marries Mrs Sally I Winley of Seattle at Livingston on June 6. The bride, a Seattle society woman of wealth, is connected to prominent local families and events.
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HERVEY COOK
SEATTLE SOCIETY
LIVINGSTON
Heat Wave Marks New High Levels and Deaths Across Midwest
A severe heat wave pushed temperatures to new yearly highs across the Northwest and upper Midwest, claiming four lives in Minnesota and North Dakota. Victims include Ervin J Rue of Bismarck, A. T. Latta of Worthington, Elvin Rebling of Pine Island, and William Kaenmeier of Milwaukee. Weather worsened in North Dakota with thermometers exceeding 160 for three days. In Livingston, a marriage occurred under a mistaken license name, causing local confusion regarding the groom’s identity.
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St. Paul
Minn
parta
Northwest
Ervin J Rue
Bismarck
N. T
A. T. Latta
Worthington
Elvin Rebling
Pine Taland
Wiliam Kaenmeier
Alberta farmers reap relief as heavy rains fall
A heavy two day rainfall sweeps central and southern Alberta bringing relief to drought stricken pastures. The downpour totals from one to three inches, washing out highways in numerous areas and ending weeks of dryness.
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Galeary
Alta
Sune
Alberta
Rome
Two Fires Burn 2000 Acres in Lower McDonald Area
Fire ravaged about 2000 acres near the lower McDonald highway project, with two separate blazes. Supervisor L. C. Hurtt stated at 1 PM after surveying the scene that the fires were now under control, though the original blaze began Tuesday afternoon from burning piles along the highway.
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McDonald
L. C. Iurtt
Hurtt
lower McDonald highway
Priest pasa
owas
ita
Reprieve Halts Two At Huntsville Executions
June 15 Huntsville Texas Governor Nose granted a stay of execution until July 10 for Victor Rodrigues and Nicandro Munoz. The reprieve followed a claim their counsel was not appointed, with telegrams from the Mexican consul general and Judge Hood Boon seeking mercy. Wilson, a Hidalgo County customs officer, was reported as involved in the prior incident.
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Austin
Textas
Huntsville
Nose
Sterling
Victor Rodrigues
Nicandro Munoz
telegrama
Jat San
Hood Boon
Bert. Wilson
Hidalgo county
California employment stabilizes with expected 17 percent rise
The state chamber of commerce committee reports signs of recovery in California. Reports from firms employing about 30 percent of wage earners indicate a 17 percent rise in employment during July, August and September, signaling improving conditions after a protracted low mood.
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San Francisco
employment stabilization committee
the
state chamber of commerce today
California
atae
Trapped Capone Aiding Prohibition Bureaus
Sir Robert E. Neely acting collector of internal revenue heads agents who charged Capone with failing to report 1 million dollars of income over five years. W E Bennett led prohibition agents who uncovered evidence of 5000 liquor law violations in Chicago.
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Al Capone
Chicago
Robert E. Neely
internal revenue
Capone
ta W. E. Bennett
Cop Charged With Killing Woman In Rage Of Jealousy
Tran Angeles June 18 Edward J Nolan 35 veteran police officer held in city prison on suspicion of murdering Grace Duncan 25 Glendale mother of two by beating her to death with a pistol in a suds um rage of jealousy A detective lieutenant who came here from New York about 12 years ago said he had been a welterweight boxer and actor alleged to have beaten Duncan after knocking down R V Williams New York Silk Salesman who gave a party in his hotel room Two other men James Balle and Daniel Smith both of Los Angeles
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Tran Angeles
Edward J. Nolan
city
Grace Duncan
Glendale
lewtenant
New York
Nurse from Cumberland is found shot at Haunted Lane resort
Miss Mary Virginia Turner 23, a Philadelphia nurse graduate from Cumberland, Md, was found shot and unconscious in a Haunted Lane house near Frtatol Ma. Police tie the case to distress over fiancé Capt Harlan Petley of the Marine Corps, killed in April in a fight with Nicaraguan rebels.
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Frtatol
Mary Virginia Turner
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Haunted Lane
Harlan Petley
marine corps
Captain Petley
Mussolini Pius Near Accord Slowly Lifting Restrictions
Rome reports Pope Pius and Premier Mussolini easing church controls as diplomats press for restoration of cordial ties. The pope lifts bans on church processions and Mussolini allows reopening of Catholic lay clubs, with more processions expected across Italy and a fraction of clubs reopening in coming days.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Mussolini
Italy
Reds Taking War to Door of Nanking
Communists intensified fighting in Kiangsi province and menaced Nanchang, the capital, as Nationalist troops rushed to reinforce wavering defenders. Meds moved northward in southern Kiangsi, approaching the city gates while Kuangsi authorities rushed 29,900 more troops into the area.
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Shanghai
API
Kiangsi
Nanchang
Kuangsi
Mahuas Trade Quarter Burned in Nashua Fire
Fire starting from defective wiring destroyed much of Nashua's business district on June 1. Firefighters, hindered by loss of equipment and the town hall pump, saved the east side with help from Glasgow. Local losses included Nashua drug store owned by A. Torkelson, Durkee household goods, Valley county pool hall, Markle Transfer building, T. A. Brinke barber shop, Finley Puckett pool hall, Art Maxwell building, and Northwest service store and warehouse.
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Nashua
Milketver
Glasgow fire department
A. Torkelson
Sailor 3 Jailed for False Death Reports
Seattle, June 18. Confessing to a series of false reports to relatives of the deaths of missing sons or brothers, W. A. Richardson, 62, a seaman, was held in the city jail. He told Edgar L. Gale, former Bremerton publisher, three weeks ago that his son died from injuries in a mine explosion on Herschel Island, northern Canada. Police learned the mine did not exist. Records show H. W. Schneider was told his brother was killed in a mining explosion, and Mrs. E. Everton, whose missing brother supposedly died, were two other victims of Richardson's tales. Richardson did not seek money, officers said, but told stories to affect families of the missing.
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Seattle
W. A. Richardson
Edgar L. Gale
Bremerton
Gale
Herschel Island
Canada
H. W. Schneider
tn & ming
Mra
Everton
Richardson
Pantages Jury Deadlocks in High Profile Conspiracy Trial
The trial of multimillionaire showman Mexandree Pantages and three co-defendants on conspiracy and moral charges ended in a jury deadlock after two hours of deliberation in San Mego California. Foreman Edward Summers said ballots ranged nine to three for conviction, with shifts to ten to two, while the key issue of Miss Nitto's age split the jurors. The judge set a tentative retrial date of July 15, and jurors noted the women favored acquittal throughout.
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San Mego
Calif
Mexandree Pantages
Edward Summers
N.Tarranting
Summers
W. F. Anerna
cnulibl
Mies Nitto
ars
Abtens
Pantages
aplees
conret
mantages
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