New York State Honors Admiral Byrd With Medal
Albany crowds cheer Admiral Byrd as New York awards the Distinguished Service Medal. He visits Gov Roosevelt, recalls a long friendship, and introduces his South Pole expedition team after a naval arrival. The procession routes along the waterfront to Capitol Park where the governor lauds Byrd before a dinner invitation.
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Albany
N.Y
Wehard EB. Byrd
Borvica
Reiza
Stats Street
Capitol
Capitol Park
Toonewell
Byrd
Navy
Cerergl
Rtzte
Axacutloy
Ant Athur
New York
Portland golfers lead early at Pacific Northwest Amateur Links
In Portland and Oakmont reports a large field of 198 competes in the first annual Pacific Northwest Amateur Public Links championship with RS Palmburg atop scoring 243 and a 71 in the day. Charles Walker shoots 74 for second while James Rushong posts 88 in the 18. At Oakmont Princeton wins the team title with 843, Yale five strokes back, Notre Dame captains first outing in the event.
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Portland
Ore
Oakmont
Coueses
Thas
Eant
Weat
Souban
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Latty Moller
Notra Dame
Lime
George T. Dunlen
Tolay
Miller
Turiap
E Éparkliing
Senator Barron Imbusses Tariff and Endurance Flight
Washington reports clash over tariff policy as Senator Harrison and others defend new cliff law amid charges of partisan plot. Chicago records progress of the City of Chicago on its 13th day of refueling in the world flight. Idaho seeks state action on California deciduous fruit and freight seton concerns after talks with Governor Bald ridina and the public utilities commission.
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Chicago
City of
World Banara
Bome
Idaho
California
Cass
Fraight Seton
Hana
H. C. Baldridna
Witiliios Cominlenton
Indians Reject Simon Report Critics Rally Across Subcontinent
Discontent rises as Indian leaders condemn the Simon Commission report. Moslem leaders like Seafur Ullah Khan praise some points but denounce provincial ministerial inclusion, army autonomy, and frontier provisions. Editor Cy Chintami voices broader Liberal opposition.
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Almin
India
Bion Commission
Northwest Frontier
Cy Chintami
Allahabad
Liberal Party
England
High Foot 15 Victor At Washington Park
High Foot, a Kentucky Derby disappointment, won the Vallay Lake at Washington Park defeating Tannery Uncle Luther and Culloden. Jockey J. Marcum rode the valley Lake colt to a $8.22 payoff. Blind Lens also won at Aqueduct, with John Fo second and Queen’s Tilly a favorite but faltered. Fatal plane crash near Wichita killed pilot L C Schumacher. student at Stanford W Edwards injured. Western League results list Wichita, Denver, Oklahoma City, Des Moines, St. Joseph, and others.
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Orlo Robertson
New York
Honora
Edna Hibbard
Washington Park
Bly Hwerp
Minatap
J. Marcum
High Foot
Uncle Luther
Dark Entry
Sidney Grant
Guiloden
Morag
Uncle Luthor
Culloden
Tannery
Valley Lake
Goodstone Atebla
Pate Walls
Aqueduct
John P. White
John Fo
Mrs. T. Re
Grandman
Mina
Blind Lane
Wichita
Kan
Denver
Topake
Parabie
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Gmula
Plans of Boxing Promoters Fall Blue in Minnesota
A damaged text sketches boxing promoter plans on a Minnesota Iowa border site near Mitchell County Iowa. It describes a circular stadium intended to hold about 1600, built with wooden ring and spectator area. Officials clashed with local sheriffs. promoters sought northern Iowa venues after Minnesota blocked boxing bouts in first class cities.
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Lyi
Mion
Suat
Lyin
Theoo Faymora
Mitchell County
Tawa
Thair Wlaoritf
Towa
Ndnilastona
Minnesota
Boxiachouta
Minneanolia
St._ Paul
Duluth
Twin City
Judson
Wisconsin
Iowa
Bang
Saat
Lyte
Austin
Minnfesota
Rochester
Fed Wink
Wiivua
Cloud
Hibbing
Entertainers Concert for Fort Veterans
Royal Hawaiian entertainers visiting Holena performed a lively concert for patients at the U S Veterans hospital in Fort Tarri yesterday afternoon. They visited every ward, delivering an exciting show that drew enthusiastic appreciation from all in attendance.
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Holena
U. 5 Veteraua’ Hospital
Fort Tarrihan
Broadway Commencement Sets Diploma Parade For Stage
New York graduates are honored as Broadway selectors arrange diplomas for a graduating class drawn from theater workers. Notable loomings include Capitol theater graduates such as Lottice Howell and Dorothy Jordan, with dancers and performers featured in an advertising preview before a film. Washington meanwhile moves to form a committee to investigate campaign expansion for upcoming house seats.
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New York
Prada
Mera
Myrod
Capitol
Etd Limmont
Lottice Howell
Dorothy Jordan
James Murray
Ushar
A. Doorman
Sally Fand
Mara
Alvertissament
So This Is London at the Marlow with Will Rogers
Will Rogers stars in the Movietone comedy So This Is London opening at the Marlow for three days. The passport office scene shows Rogers joking with his screen wife and son as officials press for birth details. Co stars include Albertaon O Sullivan Hare Forbes Christy Fletcher and Lee Sparks. Jon Blyntone directs the production.
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London
Will Rogers
Marlow
Wil
Rong Ateh
Cereen
Fyink Alberteon
Leong
Mery Forbes
Dorothy Christy
Hramwell Fletcher
Marika Lee Sparks
Jonm Blyntone
George M.co Yan
Merrimant
Paris
Grain Elevator Capacity Upgrades At Lake Head Ports
Reports indicate Duluth Superior grain storage will expand to about 68 million bushels with new tanks and expansions at multiple elevators. Great Northern and Penney Duluth terminals push capacity upward as work proceeds to alleviate congestion fears at the head of the lakes. Total stored grain stands around 33 million bushels with 28 elevators in operation.
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Duluth
Nere
Superior
Penvey Duluth Tormal Company
Tuat
Ite
Great Northern
Ty Occident Terminal Company
St. Louis Hay Front
Jakes
Wallace Honors Martyr Mayor After Conviction
Wallace city council adopted a resolution praising former Mayor Herman J. Rooss for public spirited service. Rooss resigned after a 31 defendant conspiracy trial covering city funds and alleged payments from Altoona. Defense contends city projects were legitimate, with no conspiracy.
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Wallace
Tunko
Upi
Herman J. Rooss
Offfeiaia
Antoona
Cnetom
Advertising Club rejects Dench bid to join Spokane group
The Pacific Advertising Club association in Spokane on June 24 rejected Jong Dench, Gait, for admission. Through its executive committee the club telegraphed the Advertising Federation of America in New York demanding the right to retain its name and individual identity. The action also involved a privilege about admitting ten members to a small club.
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Spokane
Wasah
Bacific Advertising Club Association
Jong Dench
Gait
Ite
Advertising Federation of America
New York
Ita
Tor & Tor
Farm Board plan clears hurdle in Treasury review
A garbled note reports that a Farm Board proposal, deemed by Treasury, would extend similar receivership powers over farm lands and stock to federal entities as current currency and bank receiverships, indicating a legislative move affecting farm loans and land holdings.
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Wrehington
Dunn
Treasury Department
Federal Farm Lawn Board
Julit Stock Land Bank
Tha Currancy
Rivers and Harbors Bill Ready for President Hoover
Washington June 24 final coordination completed on the largest rivers and harbors bill yet, approving a conference report on the Dampsey bill to authorize more than 170 projects costing about 144 million dollars. The measure touches many regions, funding basins including the Mississippi, improving intercoastal waterways and harbor facilities.
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Sy Crc
B. Dickson
Washington
Holles
Konoto
Dampsey
Bottere
Hoover Hill
IL Commita
Etrnama
Mianianippi
Reports on Railway Mergers Split in Congress
Two reports filed on railway mergers show a split stance. The majority led by Chairman Parker opposes immediate prohibition on holding company mergers and urges no action. The minority, led by Huddleston and other Democrats, criticizes the substitute for not slowing consolidations and calls for Interstate Commerce Commission control.
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Woohington
Dine
Buna
Interstate Commerce
Parker
Congress Whuld
Huddieston
Alabama
Parks
Arkansas
Cross For
Color Revues Sparkle in Metro-Goldwyn Film Closing at Maria
A lively portrait of New York Tin Pan Alley shows in the Metro-Goldwyn production Children of Pleasure at the Maria theater. The film blends lavish color revues, city society scenes on Long Island estates, and a romance between a songwriter and a debutante, with strong turns by Lawrence Gray and Helen Johnson and supporting leads.
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New York
Tin Pan Alley
Metro-Goltdiv
New Uf
the Maria
Harry Beaumont
Long Island
Cpa
Thie Pioture
Moss
Lawrence Gray Glyng
Helen Johnson
Wynne Gibson
Henry Rwatn
Kenneth Thomson
May Noley
Leo Aohimar
Christie Brothers Circus Performs Here Twice Today
Christie Brothers Circus returns to town with two shows starting at 2:00 PM and 8:00 PM. The program features new circus acts, trained domestic animals, wild animals in a tented setup, acrobats, contortionists, and a herd of elephants. No parade is planned. a noon lot-side event invites the public.
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Christie Brothers Circus
Molentins
Great Falla
Rug
Uovel Acta
Antianta
Hermite
Wits Wolkorn
Acridl
Well One
Lark Chavmn
Ningard
Big Ton Ax
Timse
Nya
Acta
Larga Onen
New Jersey Democrats Hold State Convention
Alexander Simpson, Democratic nominee for the United States Senate, addressed the New Jersey Democratic State Convention in Renton on June 24. He attacked the Hoover administration and argued that personalities would not decide the election. Ambassador Deight Morton, Republican nominee, countered, while Simpson praised his own experience as a veteran legislator and prosecutor of Hall Misd murder cases.
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Renton
N. J
Alexander Simpson
United States
Hoover
Deight W. Morton
Republicam Pomines
Simpson
Hall
Convention reiterates Morrow stance on 18th amendment repeal
A brief convention segment notes Ambassador Morrow’s past business ties and states the convention plans to reconvene next Tuesday to finalize the tentative platform. The focus remains on advocating repeal of the 18th amendment and related state enforcement actions.
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Wall Street
Morrow
Hobart
Extradition Honored in Governor's Decision on Forger
Jefferson City Mo June 24 A P A requisition from Montana for the extradition of Frank Blonagar from Columbia Mo to Havre Montana on a forgery charge. Blonagar, heir to Columba, is alleged to have issued a 6 forged check on the Hill County State Bank of Havre Montana May 25 1930.
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Jefferson City
PAA
Montana
Frank Brinnegar
Columbia
Havre
Canfield
Blonagar
Columba
Lil
County State Bank
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