Borah Signals Return With Freedom to Discuss National Issues
Senator William E Borah indicated willingness to run again but reserved right to free discussion on national issues and candidates. He suggested a primary plan and noted preference to align with Republican stance while leaving room for other candidates to back his platform. The Idaho senator stressed he would act in the party's best interests if nominations shifted.
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Pocatello
Idaho
William E Borah
Dduno
Oufiend
Ron Tumeo
Doran Nastion
al Washington Boraly
Eclipse Causes Light Shaft Phenomenon Observed
A report describes a light shaft linked to the eclipse observed near the Northwest. The phenomenon appeared with a distinct beam along the milli line and drew attention from observers who noted connections with the celestial event.
World News In Gist From A Fragmented Dispatch
A condensed worldwide briefing notes potential U S Senate talks in Washington on relief packages and energetic labor movements. Reports mention six wounded in an armed clash at an electric plant and a drastic push for corporate simplification amid market and transport shifts.
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Waite House
Senate
Ohio
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Electri Company
Francisco
Palice
Contesses
Slaving
Idaho
Kirone
Utah
Townsend Advocate Detained In Ohio Election Case
In Cleveland on June first Vice Rev Alfred J Wright was arrested on a charge under Ohio election law for a 15th district congressional endorsement. He denied endorsing any candidate and claimed the Townsend movement took no part. Ray Wright, elder of Otis area, said a letter alleging a trap was fabricated to mislead voters.
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Alfred J Wright
Ohio
Townsend Movement
Ray Wright
Eldert
Otis
Townsend
National Loan
Conferees Reach Tax Compromise Amid Senate Doubts
Washington reports conferees agreed on a tax measure but the Senate may still oppose the latest draft. The plan undertakes graduated rates on corporate income atop an individual tax, repeals the existing corporate rate, and shifts revenue from stock taxes and undistributed profits. The compromise targets small firms with limited exemptions, while larger corporations face higher taxation and retained profits rules.
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Senate
Thina Corporation
Woman seeks restitution over fare misrepresentation
A woman confesses misrepresenting her child’s travel fare 23 years ago and asks the WM Windsor railroad division superintendent for guidance on correcting the fare difference. She says religion prompted the confession and restitution and seeks advice on rectifying the overcharged amount.
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Winslow Arte
WM Witsor Railroad Division
Maxim Gorky Dies at 68 in Moscow of Pneumonia
Russian writer Maxim Gorky, a chief Soviet literary figure and former Communist leader, died in Moscow at age 68 from pneumonia. He had spent years abroad including time in Sorrento, Italy, before returning to Russia to contribute plays and articles to newspapers and critique younger writers.
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Omesttin
Bovleta
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Pneuwonia
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Gurky
Nowspapere Im
Saylor
Everett Shuey Heads Montana 4-H Clubs
Everett Shuey was elected president of Montana 4-H clubs at the annual convention at Montana State College. Officers named included Sohn Lindberg Gadeade as vice president and Nola Vetern as secretary, with the event closing after a formal gathering and awards. French authorities seized a German airplane and arrested the pilot fatally for flying over a fortified zone, after Alfred Hugh of Darmstadt landed at Enheim airfield and attempted to depart.
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Hererell Shiley
Rosebud
Montan
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Gadeade Sdnnts
Nola Veteraon
Stilt Water County
Sfrwos
Strassboure
Pratree
Fatay
Hed
Alfred Hugh
Darm
Ennheim Airfeld
District Court Dismisses Suit Against State Insurance Act
District Court finds the suit against the state insurance act should be dismissed. Judge George Woodhure rules the prevailing rate method and enforcement by the state insurance commissioner is valid. The case involves Thomas and the Miller Insurance Agency as an intervenor, with arguments on determining the prevailing rate and the state indemnity fund accumulation.
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Etale Insurance
George Woadhure
D Thomas
State Board of Evindiner
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Jin Alan
Padbury
Miller Insurance Agancy
Duttoway
Iho
Auranes Company
Astute Ab
Tésno
Tadge Padburys
Inauranes
Zioncheck and NadEau discuss brother's condition at Gallinger
Washington June 18 Mra William Astra of Mentto Washington sister of Representative Marion Allonchiock spoke with authorities at Gallinger hospital and afterwards said no clear decision had been made regarding her brother Inger Weel A bedside visit included Mra NadEau who was accompanied by Mra Zioncheck former Rubyn loutse of Texarkana Texas She and her husband visited a ward where Mra NadEau saw Dr Joseph Gilbert Gel linger psychiatrist
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Washington
William “Astra
Menttto
Wash
Marion Allonchiock
Gallinger Hospital
Ann
Sun Worshiper Plans View of Eclipse in Bombay
Indian businessman from Bombay linked to Vedice sun worship beliefs plans to observe the solar eclipse tomorrow. The article notes charity virtues and the religious backdrop surrounding the event as part of cultural homage amid the eclipse viewing.
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Japan
India
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Just a Minute with Savin and Corba
Santa Monica June 18 Incisive sports column contrasts two veteran duelists in a prize fight context. One comments on vulnerability and a looming grand slam while the other contemplates earning money through simple math and gymnastic moves. The piece notes the referee counting to 10 and mentions keeping commercialism from sport.
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Santa Monica
Britain Moves to Remove Haly Sanctions in Crisis
June 18 London reports the government will lead to lift sanctions on Haly to avert a potential European war. Prime Minister Baldwin faces hostile questions in the Commons as ministers defend the move amid opposition attacks and fear of international anarchy.
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Lahontes
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Fen
Kathi
Geneva
Mandons
League of
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San Francisco Police Slay Killer Elephant
An incident report describes San Francisco police firing on a rogue elephant. The animal collapsed after multiple rifle shots, with bystanders and a witness noting the creature was struck in the head and eye. The scene involved police and onlookers as the elephant was killed to end the threat.
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San Francisco
Hospital in Paris 15 Gene of Strike
A fragmented report describes workers at a Paris 15 hospital involvement in a strike. The text references medical staff actions, city impact, and ongoing tension around hospital operations and staffing.
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Paris
Old City of Jaffa Blasted by British Demolition
In intra Palestine news a square mile of the old city area near Jaffa was leveled by dynamite by belt? soldiers to clear space for a new road. British authorities say police and troops now control the area. June 8 report notes.
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Palestine
Tate
New Road
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Aida
European workers strike wave spreads across Europe
Militants and large protests sweep Europe as strikes flare. In Quaregnon a woman and five others were seriously injured. Belgium sees up to a half million strikers with disruptions across rail and shipping. Madrid and Cadiz witness general action while Lithuania and other cities report demonstrations. A half hour general strike unfolds in Mexico as authorities move to suppress unrest.
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King of Vice Ring Sentenced To Sing Sing
New York reports public enemy No 1 Charles Turiano was sent to Sing Sing tonight to serve 30 to 66 years for a vice racketeering case tied to more than 12 million dollars. Key members of Sacrarius King pleaded guilty, received sentences, and will later be reassessed. Sugar dispute in Washington centers on extending stabilization through 1937 as Roosevelt faces congressional pressure.
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Siu
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Hin
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Tenter Senlanus
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Eugar
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Riot at plant ends with nonunionists saved by authorities
Amid armed clashes at the nek and Decker Electric plant, shots and rocks flew as machinists struck for six weeks. Rene O Fane 18 and two others were wounded. nonunion workers were escorted to safety as Sheriff and guards contained the crowd. Mayor Harvey described the morning violence marking a major industrial dispute.
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Shee WR Shorr
Polien Ching $E
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Ana
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