President Defies Senate and Crime Probe Continues
A mob of about 100 men arrived by car from Port Arthur to Jefferson county jail Beaumont Texas at 1 a m to seize Rainey Williams 39 a Negro held on an assault charge The incident followed the president’s defiance of the Senate and part of a broader crime probe while troops are deployed to protect the jail site In North Carolina Governor Gardner ordered out one company of the state guard to prevent mob violence at Cabarrus county jail Concord after a white girl was assaulted by a group of alleged attackers The action came after a conference with the adjutant general and is continued on page 19
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Beaumont
Texas
Port Arthur
Jefferson County
Rainey Willams
Ralairh
N.C
Max Gardner
Concord Nations Guard
Cabarrus County
Concord
North Carolina
Cal
Wiliam Royce Thompson
Minon
Montana
Diamant
Africa
Annougatt Yonkers
Wall Streat
Snd Treclens
Mowniains
Gale
Aliver
Canper
Hin
Fits Fife
Gol
Inckling
Man Leaves 5000 For Daughter After Premonition Death
Giles Hinson Boone of Helena, who was shot and killed three weeks later by his father in law John Brack at Brack’s cabin, deposited 5000 across three banks for the benefit of his minor daughter Julia May Boone. He requested the court appoint a guardian and set up a fund supervised by Judge W H Poorman. The notice continues on page 2.
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Giles Hinson Boone
Helena
John Brack
McClellan Reek
Jefferson County
American National Bank
Union Bank and Trust Company
Montana Trust and Savings Bank
Glies Naot Boone
W. Ht. Poorman
Paname
Julia May Boone
Tyuire Old
Sanguinary struggle for control of La Paz continues
Buenos Aires reports a bloody battle for La Paz Bolivia as a provisional government fights a new revolt. Saavedra claims a military directorate holds power while rebels and cadets clash near Mirillo sauara and Camerein streets, with heavy losses and few loyal regiments remaining.
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LA Paz
Buenos Aires
Waa
Colonnis Toro
Benéer
Clomates
Military Academy
Hattie
Saavedra
Mirillo Sauara
Camerein Atreet
Pax
Panewongere
Montana Labor Federation weighs farmer labor party plan
The Montana Labor Federation discussed forming a Farmer Labor Party in Montana and debated amending the state workmen compensation law. A proposal to levy a monthly assessment for organization purposes was defeated as voluntary by local unions. About 480 signatures supported ballot proposals for November, while over 100 withdrawals were filed amid a tense convention, with Mayor A J Fousek drawing petitions.
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Montana Labor Federation
Farmer Labor Party
Due Conta
All Federatran
J. &. McNally
Butte
Hare
A. J. Fousek
James Graham
Use of the Flag in Prize Ring Protested
Evergreen Calif June 27 Protest against the use of the American flag on a robe in the prize fight ring was adopted in a resolution by the American War Mothers at Troutdale. Copies were sent to the National Boxing Association and to Jack Sharkey. Sharkey was said to have worn the robe when entering the ring to fight Max Schmeling for the world heavyweight title.
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Evergreen
Calo
Mathera
Troutdale
Here
Cen
National Boxing Association
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Body of Anacondan 5 Found in Arizona
Anaconda personnel officer Alfred Beavan 54, found dead on the desert near Buckeye Arizona yesterday. Beavan, a staffman in the Anaconda Copper mining company’s department, was a native of England and had come to Anaconda from Oakland California. Initial coroner verdict cites death by thirst.
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Phoonis
Arle
Dune
Buckeye
Aria
Alfred
Bennan
Anaconda
Mont
Thirsk
Nev
Thamas
Alfred Beavan
Aris
Yeaterday
Anfes
Anaconda Capner, Mining Company
Bearan
England
California
Oakland
Calit
Lawyer in steel merger case in Ohio kills self
A Youngstown attorney, 27, who was chief counsel for the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company, shot himself at the opening of court on the third day of the trial over a merger with Bethlehem Steel. The dramatic moment interrupted proceedings as judges and counsel reacted to the suicide, with courtroom tension and a hush descending over the chamber.
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Ohio
Youngstown
G. Jane
A. Mancheter
Tuls Company
Hethicghen Steel Corporation
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Corporation
Acota OF
Mars Attorneya
Newton ‘D. Baker
Ausel
Inh Watt
Grace
Baker
F. H. Wood
James B. Kennedy
David G. Jenkins
Ballitt
Kennedy
Dor Laading
Chamborn
Spectatora
Counanl
Gaspar
Wood
Cleveland
Ehlet
Atackhaldere
WIFE AND SON OF A TEXAS LAWYER KILLED BY CROOKS
Amarillo Tex June 27 A lawyer A D Dayna his wife and 14 year old son were killed or gravely injured when criminals attacked their car in the city suburb. The husband a former candidate and international trial participant had just left his office to pick up his family. The assailants used a machine like device and then fled.
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Texas
Amarillo
Tex
A. D. Dayna
Amarilla
Huainous
Hunter Brothers Still In Air For Nonstop Refueling Record
Chicago, June 27. Weary but determined water brothers John and Kenneth Hunter of the City of Chicago remained aloft at 4:40 p.m. CDT today striving to break the world nonstop refueling record. They had been in the air since 6:40 a.m. aiming to beat the 426 hours 21 minute mark held by the Loret Robin, planning to extend their flight until after Sunday.
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Chicago
John and
Kenneth
Pirote
Lote Robin
Huntera Myat Oy
Storm Death Toll Tops Fifty Across East and Canada
A late June storm outbreak across the eastern United States and Canada leaves at least fifty dead, with wrecked trains in Ontario and damaged homes from Newfoundland to New York. Reports cite lightning, flooding, and high winds as causes, with numerous casualties among travelers and workers.
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New York
United States
Canada
Brockville
Oat
J.B. Kine
Floren
Capery
Ont
Alrogl
Mather Grace
N. Fl
St. John's
May
Machettatown
Hoover to fund crime study via private subscriptions
President Hoover announced that the enforcement commission will continue its inquiry into general crime conditions with private funding after the Senate defeated an amendment to fund an expanded $260,000 for the commission. He defended pursuing a full program, saying the work must not cease, and noted the 11-member group would proceed with its inquiries into all criminal statutes beyond Prohibition.
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Washington
Senate
Law Enforcement Commission
Hoover
Crewdent
Quealion
White House
Enforcement Commission
Rte
Commissian
Wickersham
Dean Roscoe Pound
Henry W. Anderson
Monta
New Dry Chief Amions W. W. Woodcork Assigned
United States Attorney Amions W. W. Woodcork at Baltimore will frame federal prohibition policy transfer from Treasury to the Justice Department on Wednesday. Commissioner Sapirs T. Deran, currently in the Treasury, is expected to remain in the Treasury department.
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United States
Amions W. W. Woodcork
Abov
Baltimore
Treasury
Juation Department
Sul Wondenek Micceardn
Sapirs T. Deran
Treasury Department
Merger tie at crux as Northwest seeks halt to consolidations
Washington June 27. A petition circulated among house members today seeks a human role on the Cousena resolution before adjournment. Northwest states push re enactment to halt railroad consolidations. The measure would suspend the authority of the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve rail mergers next March, but was changed in the house and senate committees, drawing opposition from Northwestern members who say it would not block the Great Northern and Northern Pacific merger.
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Wrahington
Ha Cousena
House
Tom Northwest
Inglala
Caurena
Aenate
Walit
Interatate Commerce Commission
Ce House Ineratate Commerce
Northwestern
Dlave
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Col William Boyce Thompson Dies in New York
Yonkera New York June 27 AP Col William Hoyce Thompson copper magnate and philanthropist died of pneumonia at his home aged 61. Born in Montana he built copper interests in Africa and Wall Street involvement with mining. survived by wife Gertrude Hickman Thompson and daughter Margaret Thompson Schulze.
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Col
WM. Boyce Thompson
New York
Yonkera
N.Y
William Hoyce ThompSon
Gertrude Hickman Thompson
Margaret Thompson Schulze
J. Edward Thompson
Phounts
Arle
T Hompson
Hana
Phoenix
Wal
BRITS TURN GUNS ON HINDU BOYCOTT OF CLOTH INDUSTRY
Bombay June 21 The Gandhi campaign against the use of Indian cloth faced government opposition in the Madras presidency. Officials banned the wearing of the Gandhi cap and the spinning wheels used by followers of the movement were halted. The protest linked to civil disobedience and the spinning of cloth as a symbol of nationalist action faced renewed suppression.
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Bombay
Madras Presidency
Axkain
Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma
Yoroda Prinan
Pannaha
Balkad
Mareh
Umea
Hoover Waxes Hectic Hot Rejoinders To Senate Action
President reacts to Senate crime probe actions with a heated statement. He critiques the failure to pass an outside investigation appropriation and argues for reforms to remedy shortcomings in justice and administrative machinery. The piece notes long-standing debates over crime and enforcement and mentions continued discussion.
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Hoover
Senate
Wool Institute Enjoined From Fixing Prices
New York June 27 The Wool Institute and 158 members who control most of the nation's woolen yarns and cloths were enjoined by federal court from continuing price fixing activities in violation of the Sherman Act The decree was entered and the industry faced a potential shift in pricing and market control as the government pressed for compliance and an orderly adjustment across the wool trade
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New York
Wool Institute
Oro WA Gtteeee
Fia
Fess Mentioned as Huston's Possible Successor
Washington June 27. A wall is created today by Claudine Huston, chairman of the Republican financial committee, for a conference of party leaders here to discuss Huston's possible permanent early retirement. The discussion included consideration of a successor and the name of Senior Fess of Ohio rose prominently in the talk during the inner circle of Republican leaders.
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Washington
Claudine Huston
Republican Inflanal Committee
Hin Pemhante
Dhecumsion Byer
Huston
Fess
Onin
Ships in Collision But Neither Sinks
New York June 37 The ferryboat Johnnetlah carrying 260 passengers from Ataton Ine tand to Brooklyn was damaged by collision with the excursion steamer Aquamaiana A fire boat towed the ferry back to Staten Island She resumed the Brooklyn trip after inspection showing the worst injury a hole above the waterline The Aquahana en route from Manhattan to Keansburg New Jersey with about 760 passengers continued the trip apparently undamaged Officials said no one was injured
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New York
Johnnetlah
Ataton
Brooklyn
Staten
Governors of Westin Convention Open in Salt Lake City
The second annual Western Governors conference met in Salt Lake City on June 27 with Gov. Frank Emerson of Wyoming elected chairman and William J. Wallace of Ute named head of a committee. A large list of recommendations was to be reviewed, and Emerson criticized Interior Department policies on mineral land applications.
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Salt Lake City
Public Land
Frank ©. Emerson
Wyjoming
William J. Wallace
Ute
Wall
Guy. Emerson
Secretary of the Interior
Mont Ferry
China
Wilvar
Federal probe deepens in Lingle assassination case
Chicago dispatch reports the federal government moves to untangle the background of Alfred Lingle the stock market figure slain June 9 amid links to public officials and racketeers. Investigators intend to question Bre Merie Tannsy Miarkiidge and others while prosecutors pursue joint brokerage ties and possible motives disclosed in ongoing inquiries.
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Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Ornal Revenue
Eniitetor
Agenie
Langles
Meat prices at low levels spark board action
Chicago June 27 Charles A D Cavey of Cheyenne Wyoming elected chairman of the National Livestock and Meat board urged the board to call public attention to the present low meat and lamb prices for the mutual benefit of all concerned. He noted the wholesale pile of meat is about 24 pay rent lower, a situation he linked to broader market pressures.
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Chicago
Charles AD. Cavey
Cheyenne
Wya
National Livestock and Meat Board
Monument to honor Ubet miner past in Pioneer Town plan
Lewistown June 27 The Vtiongera association moves to erect a rabble-alony Monument near old Ubet, Forgua county, designated by a committee. The secretary is instructed to secure a copper plaque from Anaconda Copper Mining Co for placement on the monument next year. Ubet was a mining stage in pioneer days.
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Lewistown
VW Tiongera’ Association
Nudist Doukhobors Barred From Parade Route
U S warns that Doukhobor Nudist parade is taboo and will not be allowed near Brilliant. Two hundred Doukhobors called Sons of Freedom marched peacefully through Nelson en route to Brilliant but faced police escort and forest sprayers. Authorities ordered the band to stay on their side of the international border, denying nude demonstrations and property rights.
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Nelson
WH. C
Tne
Te Dukhobor
Sona of Freedom
Ama
Nrilliant
Thaomarchara
Offielnia
Dinntdarn
Arthoritis
Free
Dom
Antraran Brotherhood
Tha ci Aervatives
Sons of ‘Freedom
Intwouk
United
Intirnational
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Hunter
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Avery Bar Association
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Glass
Finmtocrat
Virginia
Jta
Benator Jones
Ahlway
Crux
Ararerage
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Ols
Judleiay
Westin
Ton Ropes Agants
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Plaia
Erahig Thad Lingle
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