Schmeling Dominates Uzcudun In Open-Air Clash
At Yankee Stadium on June 2 1930 Max Schmeling overwhelmed Paulino Uzcudun in three rounds in front of about 435000 spectators. The German boxer controlled the action with sharp lefts and relentless pressure while the Basque fought hard but could not find a way through the champion’s defense.
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Edward J. Neu
Associated Pross
Yankee Stadium
New York
Max Schmeling
Paulino Uzcudun
Basque
Teutan
Paulino
Schmeling
Vicetory
Perennees
Spain
Teuton
Brokers Loans Increase As Of June 26
Washington June 27 AP Loans to brokers and dealers held by New York Federal Reserve member banks for the week ending June 26 totaled 5.547 billion dollars, up 122 million from the prior week, the Federal Reserve Board announced.
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Washington
New York Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Lindy and Bride Reach St. Louis
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrive by plane at Lambert Field at 8 20 p m from Indianapolis for their first visit to the famous pilot's legal residence since their marriage They plan to stay at a hotel tonight
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St. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lambert
Dawes Granted Dispensation to Wear Trousers at Court
London June 2 AP Ambassador Dawes received special permission from the lord chamberlain to wear trousers instead of silk knee breeches at the court last night. An official explained the general rule for American diplomats is evening dress with breeches, but Dawes preferred nonregulation attire.
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London
Dawes
Lord Chamberlain
Janes
Court of St James
Kiwanis Elect and End Big Sessions
Kiwanis International elected Horace McDavid as president and set Atlantic City, N J for next year’s session. The thirteenth annual convention adjourned with 5000 delegates departing. Resolutions denounced talk of a next great war, urged stricter traffic laws, called for global service, and celebrated long peace between Canada and the United States.
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Kiwanis
Milwaukee
Wiss
Kiwanis International
Horace McDavid
Atlantic City
Xrratagar
Canada
United States
Eagles Drill Teams Compete for State Honors in Butte
From Helena Great Falls Lewistown and Red Lodge drill teams compete for state Fraternal Order of Eagles honors in Butte with the winner to be announced Friday The Lewystown group was awarded a membership growth prize today and officers will be elected Saturday
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Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Lewistown
Red Lodge
Order of Eagles
Lewystown
John DB
Bobby Jones Leads Open Championship After First Round
Bobby Jones, with Calamity Jane, shot a 69 to lead the U S Open after 18 holes at Winged Foot. Al Espinosa and Gene Sarazen chased in second and third, while Johnny Farrell faltered with 4 12 over par. Jack White matched Jones with a 72 and drew cheers from the crowd.
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Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
Bobby Jones
United States
Jones
Mott
Johnny Farrell
al Espinosa
Chicago
Gene Sararven
Leo Diegel
Tormy Armour
Bobby Cruickshank
Walter Hagen
Horton Smith
Mivsauti
MacDonald Smith
Isque
Jack White
Oper
Michigant
Charles Hilgendorf
White
Jand
Girl 17 Electrocuted After Car Crash Near Littleton
Lucille Rider, 17, of Littleton, was electrocuted near Littleton when she exited her car after crashing into a telephone pole. The pole broke, high tension wires fell across the car, and a passerby urged her to stay, but she left the vehicle and was fatally shocked. Firemen worked for an hour without success.
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Littleton
Coto
Lucille Rider
Platte Canyon
Tariff Hinders Canada Great Lakes Waterway Talks
Milwaukee June 27 The Great Lakes St. Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada is hampered by current and proposed American tariffs Senator Thomas J Walsh Democrat Montana says Canadians are sul len and unwilling to discuss the waterway while tariffs remain The Teapot Dome investigator adds a treaty may be signed later and a fall effort to reopen negotiations will be mounted Walsh notes the treaty before the Senate could serve as an entry wedge for talks and mentions Niagara Falls erosion and hydro power as underlying motives
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Milwaukee
Canada
Great Lakes- St. Lawrence
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Reed
U. 5
Waleh
Senate
Niagara Falls
Falls
Easton Boone Held Under 10000 Bond
Easton Boone a 23 year old Helena youth was bound over to district court with bonds set at 10000 by Justice H R Lambeth at Tolson for complicity in the June 18 Ronan bank robbery. He was moved from Polson jail to Flathead county jail in Kalispell to prevent communication with two other suspects. Cashier H J Oleson testified Boone described the man who clubbed the cashier but no definite ID was made. Boone failed to furnish the bond and rested his story when advised to wait for trial.
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Easton Boone
Helena
District Court
H.R. Lambeth
Tolson
Ronan
Boone
Polson
Flathead County
Kalispell
Ray Humplett
John Coles
Dayton
Wash
W. H. Needham
H. J. Oleson
Fan State Bank
Tlo
Larbeth
Strornay
Billings Girl, 12, Crowned in Ditch Mystery
Virginia Stevens, 12, daughter of a prominent local physician, disappeared after a morning walk. A ditch rider found her shoes and half-boot on the canal bank north of Billings as crews searched the canal for her body.
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Billings
Billings Land and Irrigation Company
Virginia Stevens
Fall of Tombstone Kills Missouri Boy
Sedotia Mo June 27 1APr B H Intelman Jr one year old son of Mr and Mrs B T Intelman of Cale Camp Mo died from injuries when a tombstone fell on him during a visit to a cemetery. The accident occurred as the family prepared to return to Salt Lake City. In another report Premature explosion at a training camp near here killed Private Tanet J Midgelew of the 48th Field Artillery and wounded three other soldiers.
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Sedotia, Mo
B. H. Intelman, Jr
WT Intelman
Cale Camp
Salt Lake City
Thal Palsonal’ Guard
Tardan Narraws
Tanet J. Midgelew
48Th
Ield
Drunk Driver Kills Two San Francisco Women Near Menlo Park
Vehicle driven by Carl Flannigan, Palo Alto hospital attendant, ran a cross road and struck a limousine killing two prominent San Francisco women, Mrs. Henry J. Crocker and Mrs. Layit Monteagle, injuring Fannie Crocker McCreary. Flannigan, examined after the crash, was found under the influence of liquor. he faced investigators.
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Menlo Park
Cal
San Francisco
Here
Carl Plannigan
Palo Alto Hospital
Henry J. Crocker
Layit Monteagle
Fannie Crocker McCreary
Jof
Flannigan
Percy M. Bercer
Crocker
McNutt Talks at Havre Legion Sessions
Havre June 27 AP McNutt spoke at an American Legion session outlining aims and the push for a universal draft, backed restrictive immigration, and urging adequate national defense. Gov Erickson discussed war costs and citizen soldiers as Elizabeth Treland detailed national education week plans.
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Havre
Paul V. McNutt
McNutt
Legion
E. Erckson
Elizabeth Treland
Hovetian
Livigston
al Livingstton
Butte
Masonic Temple
Judge Bourquin sets guilty verdict standard for liquor violations
Seattle June 27 AP United States district Judge George M Bourquin ruled that entertainers in road houses are equally guilty with proprietors when the crime involves maintaining a nuisance under the national prohibition act. The Charles and Effie Terns and John T Hanlan case held that entertainers aided and abetted illegal sales by facilitating and countenancing the nuisance through their performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United States
George M Rourgiin
Mattana
Anthonys Savage
Charles
Effie Terns
John T
Hanalan
Bourquit
Three Killed When Great Plane Falls Over Barnegat Bay
A Curtiss Amphibian plane crashed into Barnegat Bay near North Beach Beach Haven New Jersey killing Frank Conklin Beach Haven police officer Harold Potts 30 a plumber and Leste Broome 28 a yacht captain. Potts and Conklin bodies were recovered Alison Price 19 and Paul Mashelle were aboard or part of the plane. The craft had made 20 trips over the bay and tows carrying up to four passengers when it fell about 20 feet from the land.
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Conklin
Beach Haven
Harold Potts
Leste Broome
Potts
Alison Price
Paul Mashelle
New York City
Spanish Aviators Given Up as Lost
Madrid reports the Spanish government has exhausted efforts to trace the missing airplane of Maamon Franca and his three companions, who vanished last Friday after taking off on a round trip flight from Spain to New York, and are declared lost by officials.
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Madrid
Maamon Franca
Spain
New York
Chile and Andes Copper Reports First Quarter Results
New York June 27 AP Chile Copper company shows net first quarter of 9,454,690 dollars equal to 2.14 a share versus 4,172.76 dollars or 72 cents a share in 1928 first quarter. Andes Copper Mining company posts net 3,814,505 dollars equal to 107 cents a share.
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New York
Chile
Andes Copper Mining Company
Hawks sets transcontinental flight record in 19 hours 10 minutes
Metropolitan Airport Los Angeles June 27 Captain Frank Hawks lands at 82323 PM PST to set a new nonstop cross country record of 19 hours 10 minutes 28 seconds from Roosevelt Field New York. A cracked right streamline cowling delayed the return. weather was reported excellent with no trouble. The previous record stood at 24 hours 1 minute.
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Metropolitan Airport
Los Angeles
Frank Hawks
Roosevelt Field
New York
Hawks
Inte
C. B.D. Collyer
Harry Tucker
Film Actress Fatally Hurt Near Los Angeles
Film actress Gladys Brockwell was fatally injured when an automobile overturned on the Ventura highway near Los Angeles. H Stanley Brennan was injured with both shoulders broken and cuts to the head and face.
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Los Angeles
Gladys Brockwell
H. Stanley Brennan
Ventura Highway
Here
Tontight
Miss Brockwell
Brennan
Priests of Mexico Resume Service After Government Seizures
In Mexico City on June 27 a first mass was held after churches taken over from the government were returned to clergy. The Holy Family Church in Colonio Tomás, a center for the American colony, hosted one of the early services at seven in the morning.
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Mexico City
Mex
Ico Inca
Triangle Leads to a Double Killing
McAlester Oklahoma June 27 Two men were dead today at a mining camp near Hartshorn as the result of a shooting described by authorities as the climax of a triangle Bud McMullen thirty died three hours after killing Harl Brown four or turning the gun on himself Dr C M Perree county phy said the shooting was the outcome of attentions alleged to have been paid McMullen's wife by Brown Each man is survived by a widow and one child.
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McAlester
Okla
Hartshorn
Bud McMullen
Harl Brown
C. M. Perree
Phc
McMullen
Brown
President Silent on Sugar Tariff Policy Embraces Protective Idea
President Hoover shows interest in aiding the domestic sugar industry without endorsing a specific duty. White House statement follows Senate Finance subcommittee testimony as lawmakers discuss a sliding scale sugar tariff to replace the proposed flat 2.40 cent per pound rate.
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Senate Finance
Sheol
Utsh
Howes
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Ewspapere
Legion Chief For Immigration Restriction
Uzcudun
Lindy
Bride
Sophie Bachach
Lorna Hyuditeh
Edna Wallace
Pauline Stockton
Floy Bell
Edna van Rensselaer
Aurey Fox
Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
Sen, Walsh
THE
Dominion
Ditch
Tombstone
Missouri
M’nutt
Gov. Erickson
Mabel Saper
Montana Department
Mra
Eeda Kramer
Pst
NeNutt
Erickson Ward Crosby
Jack Sperry
163Rd Infantry Asselation
Owe Olsen
Kahspell
Walhart Ashton
Secreta
Bourquin
Reach Haven
Curtiss Flying Service
North Beach
Long Island
Barnegat Bays
Frank
Andes
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Mexico
D. Harold Oliver
Associated Pros
Hoover
Congress
White Howes
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