Senate Carries Finis on Cannon Clergy Probe Clash
Washington report on the Senate clash over Bishop Cannon's testimony ends with a curt stop as Vice President Curtin refuses citation for contempt. The pushback centered on religion and political funding, with Senator Caraway defending the committee’s questions and Cannon declining to answer.
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Tragedy at Frederick Bridge Toll Hoisted By Truck
A truck struck the three road bridge over the Monocacy river near Frederick Maryland injuring seven workers. The crash fatally killed three men and left others missing when the toll structure gave way. An inquest was ordered for Monday as authorities investigated the accident and its toll.
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Broker dies by own hand in New York apartment
New York June 19. Walter Werner, 37, broker and representative of foreign banks, was found dead in his apartment on ivh avenue today. A note card he had affixed read losses in the stock market. A check for 1000 dollars made out to pool lay on top of the note, which directed that the money be used for funeral expenses.
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Helena social leader Mrs. Estella Church dies after fall
Mrs. Estella F. Church 48 wife of Senator W. R. Church died at St. Peter’s hospital after a fall at a downtown dental office caused a fractured hip. Funeral set for 2:30 p.m. at St Peter’s Episcopal Church with interment at Forestvale. Survived by husband, son Edward R. Church of San Francisco, sisters and father. Born in New Mexico, she moved to Helena as a child and became active in civic and church work.
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Reds Alarm US Actions Bring New Enquiry Hearings
Washington April 5 AP The House Special Committee on Communist Activities plans three weeks of hearings in New York to examine alleged Communist influence in the United States. Mary Sherman Walker of Seattle testified that Communists were educating American schoolchildren for revolutionary leadership and spreading propaganda. Exhibits include Communist cartoons printed abroad and in this country. officials claim networks in 42 cities and a Young Miss movement aiding subversive efforts.
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New Chicago police heads pledge to clear city of gang crime
June 19 Chicago reports say Mayor Thompson and the reorganized police department vow united action to solve the murder of Lingle and to clean up the underworld. Police Commissioner William Russell and Chief John Alcock pledge to carry out the mayor's order to free Chicago from brutal rackets.
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Hitchcock Enters Nebraska Senate Race
Omaha publisher M. Hitchcock announces candidacy for the senate seat from Nebraska opposing Senator George W. Norris. Hitchcock formerly spent 18 years in the Legislature and chaired the foreign relations committee during World War I.
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Clara Bow Plans Hollywood Return Amid Dallas Affair Rumors
Dallas dispatch reports Clara Bow may cut her vacation short to return to Hollywood at studio officials’ request. Officials want to address rumors of a renewed affair with a Dallas physician. Bow denies the affair, while the physician admits past involvement. the film star indicated she would depart soon to sort matters.
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Third Shooting In City Linked To Maniac
New York reports a third shooting possibly tied to the Brooklyn based maniac blamed for prior attacks. Insurance broker Horwitz and his wife were chatting at home when a gunman fired through a car window, wounding Morris Morwitz who was assisted by his wife and child on the porch. Morwitz, badly injured, was taken to a hospital as police search Queens for the suspect amid a broad manhunt.
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Series of explosions rocks several cities in Punjab
Widespread blasts reported in Lahore Amritsar Lyallpur Gujrawala and Rawalpindi injuring officers and damaging property. Police groups respond as multiple bombs target authorities, with injuries to constables and inspectors. Military movements on the northwest frontier continue as forces relocate near tribal areas.
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Gujrawala
Rawalpindi
Morrow to address New Jersey GOP on senatorial bid
Newark June 19 Amb Tight W Morrow Republican nominee for United States senator will meet party leaders Monday to campaign. The Republican platform favors repeal of the 18th Amendment and state liquor control. Morrow plans to address the state convention in Trenton and will depart for Meade after. Vote totals show Morrow leading with 119,464 against Ford 116,266 and Frelinghuysen 48,053.
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Mott
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Franklin
W. Ford
Josuah
Frelinghuysen
Body of man found in lake near Butte
Flite June 19 report of a man found dead near a lake by Beane. Examination shows broken neck bones and head trauma. Automobile tire tracks located near the lake. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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48K Militia To Find Missing Man in Tucson
A company of Arizona National Guardsmen was requested to assist in locating Rev. Thomas Mewar of Minneroin who has been wandering for days. The aged minister left his daughter's Tucson home and may be headed toward distant relatives. friends reported he wandered toward desert miles away in search of them.
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Florence Howard
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Byrd Homeward Flight Honored Antarctic Feats T
Admiral Richard Byrd returned to New York amid massive crowds after a historic South Pole flight. He described Antarctic discoveries including coal deposits and large fossil remains, and planted the U S flag on newly claimed land. Supporters lauded his polar achievements while officials praised the expedition’s scientific potential.
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Walsh Proposes Helena Site for Federal Building Addition
Helena attention centers on the federal building bill with an amendment to allow use of funds for expanding federal offices on the current post office site. Senator Walsh moves to let the treasury secretary select the present site for additional office space, amid pressure from the Helena Commercial Club and other interests.
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VET RELIEF VETO OVERRIDE STRUGGLE HITS WASHINGTON
Washington debates veteran relief as veto risks override failure amid calls for immediate action. Tangled phrases reference June session, Senate stance, and fear the measure may be rejected, delaying support for veterans and triggering political turmoil.
Leavitt Hags Bill on Contributions to Indians
Washington June 1 Ab Constoman Seont Leavitt introduces a bill authorizing May to accept donations for Indian schools reservations and hospitals. The act allows gifts in cash equipment or other methods to support Indian communities and institutions.
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Accidental firearm incident injures and kills youths
A reported accident near here left Tyne Rulaga and nine year old Robert Lowery fatally harmed as a firearm discharged while a public safety item was being handled. Authorities investigate the near dusk event at a local yard.
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Germans and Poles clash on frontier reported
War report from Maxton frontier details German and Polish clashes with claims of raids. One Polish official says a German officer killed a Polish defender, while exact details remain unclear and casualties are not fully verified.
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Wanda Hass trial reveals settlement linked to murder case
Testimony at the Wanda Hass murder trial in Tentwyood, June 19, details a 32,500 payment and 1,500 contingent sum under a settlement from three years earlier. Wanda's former attorney testified the contract required she refrain from marrying Hugo Hass while the will and agreement faced scrutiny.
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Bill for patrols on border faces fierce opposition
Washington June 19. Proposal for a unified border patrol is met with strong opposition led by Representative Cheney Republican Michigan who argues the plan imposes work burdens and shifts immigration enforcement to Treasury under an assistant secretary. He says unions of Americans on foot would bear unnecessary travel costs and all citizens abroad would face mandatory inspections at designated ports.
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Woman Wanted for Part I a Kidnapping
Hetro t t, June 18, War HIS issued huday for all wileged Werbers of the Joseph Laman gang of ildvapers and murderers, following Palian's confession in which he told of the Fang's activities over a period of almost 10 years. Woran, hazard numbers of another cane which planned to go into the kidnapping racket, also had warrants issued against them charging conspiracy to wed.
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Red revolt in Bolivia seizes town on border
Crack insurgent band led by Roberto Villajona overran Villazon near the border, holding the city and its customs house. An attempted landing at La Quiaca failed. multiple factions and consular figures are noted, with unrest spreading as authorities report no injuries.
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