French and Uncle Sam Nearer in War Debt Talks
Washington reports progress as Secretary Stimson grows optimistic after conferences with Ambassador Claudel on a one year moratorium plan for war debt and reparations. He will sail Saturday for talks with European leaders and will stay in contact with President Hoover and the State Department during his trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. WILLIAMSON
Washington
Stimson
Claudel
Europe
Moorer
Italy
France
Germany
Great
Oriain
conatiat
state department
Senator Steiner Seeks Extension of Debt Plan for Oregon Citizens
United States Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon urged the president to extend the debt moratorium for citizens owing loans to federal land banks Joint Stock Land Banks and Federal Intermediate Credit Banks. He proposed adjusting interest and extending principal payments on bonds and farms to prevent foreclosures and loss of property for innocent people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Calay
Monver
Stewver
alnris
Brelwer
ile wlo
Mellon in Paris on debt plan yields hints
Secretary Mellon arrived in Paris to harmonize French and American views on Hoover's moratorium plan. He met with Ambassador Flandin and Finance Minister Flandin before checking into his hotel. Negotiations seek a formula to translate the plan into action with a Laval luncheon expected and a Chamber of Deputies debate to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MELLON
PARIS
CHAMBER
Andrew W Mellon
England
Hoover
Fide
Finance
Flandin
Laval
chamber of deputies
New York Woman Judge Removed Over Malfeasance Convictions
New York June 25 judge Jenn Norris, the fairest woman on the bench, was removed by the appellate division after five justices found her guilty of malfeasance in office. Samuel Seabury testified she altered court records to create a favorable impression while presiding over cases. The defense argued most accusations stemmed from four incidents amid thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Jenn Norris
Sena
Samuel Seabury
magistraton
courta
cara
ltock
Norrie
United States
Seabury
aland
Norris
Thiee Takes Filings If Teeth Of Gorps Emerge
In Chicago, Walter Walsche an unemployed embalmer pleaded guilty to stealing dental fillings from a body in the county morgue. Judge Tudor Francis Horel remarked on the long history of such thefts and placed Walsche on probation for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tudor Francis Horel
Walter Walsche
Walsche
Railroads Seek Broad Freight Rate Rise Across Lines
Railroads told the Interstate Commerce Commission they expect to raise freight rates about 14 percent across most lines. They have two weeks to respond to commission inquiries and urged speed in its decision. The filing notes no expected exceptions but hints at deviations after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
duwn
Interstate Commerce commission
Commission
No Successor to Al Capone Says Chicago Police Chief
Chicago reporters speculated on Capone’s heir as underworld kingpin. Police Commissioner Joli Meocka dismissed the idea, noting no clear successor. Some writers linked Johnny Turtle to Capone's former leadership, while others mocked the notion as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty M.P. ARBER
Chicago
AL Capone
Actua Poles
Joli Meocka
Brooklyn
thun
crar
Chicags
Terri
Johnny
Turtle
Capone
king pin
Idaho Senator Fears Fate of Debt Plan in Hoover Moratorium
Idaho Senator William J. Barat voices concern over President Hoover's moratorium proposal and its impact on debt plans. He warns of potential financial fallout without France accepting conditions, urging caution as policy maneuvers unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatu Malls
Idaho
Jane
William J. Barat
Hoover
France
Farm Board Likely To Stand Pat On Wheat Sales
Washington reports indicate the Farm Board will not alter its policy on stabilizing wheat sales despite protests. Lawmakers and industry figures press for a round table with President Hoover, Agriculture Secretary Hyde, and Board Chairman Stone to review more than 206 million bushels bought to steady markets. The board is expected to maintain its stance while seeking minimal price disruption locally and globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FARM BOARD
Washington
Farm
Andresxen
temblican
Minnesota
iover
Tiyda
Stone
Two Chicago Raiders Fooled by Merghent Trick
Chicago reports L. W. Vat robbed two Raiders of his cash register contents and gave a warning about a policeman outside. He directed them to the back door. One escaped, the other shot, likely fatally, after leaving through a blind alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. W. Vat
ade
Hotz
Army ship rescues Silk Ghd on SLE
Radio pleas from the Farallone Islands near San Francisco led to the Army transport Uhawmon aiding Lemo Leigh Johnson, one year old daughter of lighthouse keeper James M. Johnson. The child grew ill and received medical help from Wilson administered first aid. she and her mother were brought to the city hospital for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Farallone islands
tule point
Pacific ocean
Lemo Leigh Johnson
James M. Johnson
Uhawmon
Connya
Wilson
Piyac
patsye
H W Rowley Pioneer and Banker Dies in Billings
H W Rowley noted Billings pioneer and banker dies after pneumonia complications. A Northern Pacific engineer turned irrigation developer and banker in Billings, he served as a director at Midland National Bank and Dexter Horton Bank. Survived by wife Mrs Towler and five children. Private services Saturday with First Congregational church services to follow. ministers from St. Luke's Episcopal Church and Masonry body to conduct commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
H.W. Morley
Montana
Rowley
ae Kcards
Northern Pacific
Ila
Midland National bank
Dexter Horton bank
Beeattla
Mayonic
Seattle
Mra
Towler
otlir
First Congregational church
W. T. Renigan
St. Luke's Episcopal church
Christian Seienere
haid
wid
Fire at Angoln plant injures three in Lincoln area
On a hot day at Good Food Products plant in Lincoln three workers were injured and about 75000 dollars in damage occurred. Firefighters battled the blaze for two and a half hours. Officials suspect spontaneous combustion or a spark from an electrical appliance started the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nehdine
Tiant
Rumors of Poison Scare In Bucharest Aims At Royal Family
Vienna dispatch cites rumors of poisoning involving Mme Lupescu and Queen Mother in Romania. Reports say Mme Lupescu was found unconscious ten days ago but stable, with physicians attending. others claim Queen Fintan attempted suicide and royalty amid marital strains of King Carol and Queen Tele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Tily Worald
Bucharest
wos
Mme Lapescu
Faris
the
Daily Express
Fintan
mixtake
Drought prompts plea for quick aid from ND MT counties
Commissioners from eight North Dakota and Montana counties urged a U S Department of Agriculture official for immediate drought relief. They cited exhausted farmer credit and the need to sustain livestock as rain-short conditions damaged wheat, the main income source, in northwestern North Dakota and northeastern Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N.D
North Dakota
Montana
department of agriculture
J. G. Brown
Secretary of Agriculture
Avde
Brown
Tennessee Secretary Is Not To Be Tried
Fragmentary report notes Unestock altered wheat fields and reduced dairy production. Brown accuses the secretary of insufficient pasture for cows and mentions a formal investigation and report to Secretary Hyde, with reference to Ernest X. Haston and a defeat noted in the context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TENNESSEE
Brown
Brite
Ernest X. Haston
Hyde
Death Valley Scotty Aims For Record Flight
Los Angeles reports Death Valley Scotty plans a transcontinental record flight from Los Angeles to New York. James Gall, a New York broker, expects to fly the airplane with tentative takeoff around nine in the morning. The endeavor seeks to add a noted milestone to railroad and aviation history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEATH VALLEY
SCOTTY
AEVIL
Los Angeles
Death
New York
Rome
James Gall
Warner
Forest Fire Started by Buzzard Near Santa Rosa
A turkey buzzard started a fire about eight miles south of Santa Rosa, burning over 1 500 acres of pasture before five fighters brought it under control. The buzzard crashed into high voltage wires, shorted them, and fell to the ground igniting the blaze. The bird perished in the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ro
Tne todas
Santa Itosa
Warausitt
Mayor Walker vows police support in war on gangs
New York June 25 Mayor James A Walker pledged full police protection to any business leaders and citizens who join the fight against gang rule He asked clothing and allied industries to aid in ridding the city of extortion and warned gangs that informers would be protected even at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
gangsong
James A. Walker
cty
Mulrooney
Walker sam sangsters
ie ottyta
evs
Oklahoma Governor Mobilizes Guard Over Slay Case
Oklahoma City June 25 Governor W H Murray ordered mobilization of two National Guard units at Kingfisher and one at Wa tonza to meet any emergency if Fillmore Mavis Negro is captured after allegedly killing Guy Jarvis undersheriff of Maine county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
W. HH. Murray
national guard
Kingfisher
Watonza
Guy Jarvis
Maine county
Helena Independence booklet on grape juice
The Helena Independent presents an official government bulletin on grape juice, outlining simple home methods to make grape juice and its wide uses from beverages to culinary products. It explains pasteurization preservation and invites readers to send for a copy with four cents to cover handling and postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HELENA
Toscanini Estate Value Reveals Tragic Bank Embezzlement Case
Los Angeles reports Emil Mario Toscanini a San Pedro and Long Beach banker who killed himself and his wife after being trapped as a fugitive from bank embezzlement charges. Administration papers show estate valued at 21 000 with 5000 realty, 600 bank deposit, and a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Emil Mario Toscanini
San Pedro
Long Beach
Blaine
Wash
Norris and Seymour Put Up Bond in Perjury Case
Lincoln Neb June 35. Victor BE Seymour of Lincoln and grocer George W Norris of Alva Okla were fixed by Federal Judge T C Munger at 1060 each. They are charged with perjury for testimony before the Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures. Bonds posted with Robert Van Vell, assistant US attorney, expected them to appear within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Victor BE. Seymour
Lincoln
George W. Norris
Alva
Oklo
T. C Munger
Nerther Seymour boy
Norma
Senate
bond
Robert Van Vell
US 8
Post and Gatty in Russia Second Lap Made Jauntily
American aviators Wiley Post and Harold Gatty arrived in Moscow after a 900 mile leg from Berlin in fog and rain. They landed at October airfield at 6 20 p m and were greeted by Soviet officials. They planned the next leg at dawn and hoped to reach Nome by June 28, aiming to beat the ten day schedule and return to New York soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST AND GATTY
RUSSIA
STANLEY
RICHARDSON
Moscow
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
New York
therlite
Berlin
Poland
Nome
Tost
Gatty
redio
Plane of Hillig Falls Short in Denmark and Rests in Germany
The Associated Press reports American flyers Wiley Fost and Harold Gatty, Joe Any, and a second pair, Otto Hillig and Holger Hofmann, pursued a 10 day global circumnavigation. Post and Gatty landed in Moscow after a Berlin to Moscow leg and planned fuel stop, while Hillig and Hofmann failed to reach Copenhagen finishing at Bremen exhausted after a 32 hour Atlantic crossing from Harbor Grace.
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HILLIG
DENMARK
GERMANY
Associated Press
Wiley Fost
Harold Gatty
Joe Any
Moscow
Jetuisk
Sberian
Bronen
New York area
Post
Gatty
westerday
Berlin
Irkutsk
Noyashirsk
Ac Bremen
Atlantic
Otto Hiltig
Holger Hofrita
Copenhagen
Bremen
E.S.T
Krefeld
Harbor Grace
Doug Fairbanks Proves To Be Hero In Real Life Too
Los Angeles report states actor Douglas Fairbanks pulled two adults from a crashed car on Hollamay drive. He freed Mr and Mrs Van Diemen after the overturned vehicle smashed through a window. Fairbanks called a police ambulance and helped until medics arrived. The Van Diemens were seriously believed injured, others escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOUG FAIRBANKS
Los Angeles
Sync
Douglas Fairbanks
Ida Tn
Mere
Melvile G. Var Duersen
Maldo
Hollamay drive
arch hegan
Yan Dunvaen
Fairbanks
Ma. Van Diemen
Daisy De Roe to Appeal to High Court
Los Angeles date June 25 report that the district court of appeals denied Daisy De Roe a hearing on a petition seeking to dissolve a writ of habeas corpus. She has been in custody since her conviction for stealing $805 from Clara Tow. Her attorney, Mian de Rue, will prepare an appeal to the state supreme court to forestall the return of Mian de Roe to service on July 13.
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Los Angeles
district court of appeals
Danay de Roe
Sta
shorty
Clara Tow
film aglress l
Mian de Rue
Mian de Boa
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Soover
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matars
camld ho
SENATOR
STEINER
agate
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SILK GHD
H. W. ROWLEY
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ANGOLN
MME
LUPESCU
Kang
Carol
Queen Tele
Rumania
Northwest
NLEEN
ROMANIA
QUEAN OF
TEER
DENVER
Tay Humphres
Micass
district attorney's of
Nea
Jesse James
Heke the
Pirate
Murch
OKLAHOMA
niy
SEYMOUR
Roosevelt field
DAISY DE ROE
HIGH COURT
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