Senate panel asserts right to London naval papers
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopted a resolution asserting its right to the London naval papers denied by President Hoover. The 10 to 7 vote, with three members absent, sent the measure to Hoover and Secretary Stimson and left the panel ready to act on the naval treaty the next day.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Stimeron
Borah
Black
Alabama
Roll Call
King Carol Declares Helen Queen of Romania
In Bucharest June 12 AP report says King Carol told his brother and sister that Princess Helen is “already queen of Romania” due to the 1928 divorce proceedings and parliamentary annulment. Helen, now divorced, expressed sorrow and forgiveness toward Carol while hoping for his future happiness.
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Carol
Helen
Bucharest
Rumania
Nicholas
Elizabeth
Ferdinand
Michael
Romania
Dr. Rosenthal
Legation
Cannon Not Compelled To Testify In Senate Probe
Senate lobby committee announces Bishop James Cannon Jr would not be forced to answer questions on anti Smith activities. Vote 4 to 1 with Senator Blaine dissenting. Walsh says he drafted a resolution to extend the committee power but will not press it.
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Ford Borah
Johnson
Calif
Moses
New Hampshire
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Robinson
Indiana
Swanson
Virginia
Pittwan
Nevada
Black and Wagner
New York
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Minnesota
Capper
Kansas
Reed
Pennsylvania
Gillett
Massachusetts
Fess
Ohio
Vandenberg
Michigan
Harrison
Mise
George
Georgia
Arkansas
Walsh
Montana
Off
West Virginia
Borah
Hoover
Washington
Blaine
Senate Lobby Committee
James Cannon, Jr
Senate
James Cannon
Caraway
Idaho
Cannon
Southern Methodist Board of Temperance
Senator Walsh
Bishop Cannon
Collision Between Vessel and Tanker Kills 46 Near Massachusetts
A nocturnal crash between the passenger steamer Fairfax and the oil tanker Pinthis off the southern Massachusetts coast left about 46 dead. Flames from the sinking tanker damaged lifeboats as Fairfax reached Boston port. around 16 crew members perished or were burned in the blaze.
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Fairfax
Massachusetts
Boston
Rapidity Of Action 150 Great For S. O. S. Aid
Captain Archibald Brooks testified at a federal inquiry into the sinking of the oil tanker Pin this and the loss of 46 lives. He said SOS signals could not have saved more lives, that an immediate general SOS was sent, and that flames doomed the distress call. Captain Brooks and first officer James Huntley described swift maneuvers and control of the fire within about 290 minutes.
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Boston
Archibald Brooks
Fairfax
Fall River
Brooks
Charles M. Lyons
James Huntley
Coast Guard
Tampa
Carol’s Mistress Not Seeking Legal Claim
In Paris on June 12 Mme Zizi Lambrino, former morganatic wife of King Carol of Romania, states she has no intention to seek any legal claim on Carol or for their son. She says the marriage was perfectly legal and she holds a certificate of marriage.
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Paris
Mme
Zizi Lambrino
Carol of
Romania
Helen
Greece
Excelsior Today
Carol
Bucharest
Parker Heads Sons- Daughters of Liberty
DURHAM June 12 Thos R Parker of Durham was elected state councillor of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty at the convention closing. Miss Jessie Terry of Burlington named state associate councillor. Officers include vice councillors Carl Capp Burlington S Massey Raleigh J O Maylor Durham W F Jones Winston-Salem L L Carter Greensboro. State associate vice councillor Mrs Lucy Wolfe Wilson. State council secretary T T Stafford.
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Durham
Thos R. Parker
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Jessie Terry
Burlington
Carl Capp
S. Massey
Raleigh
J. O. Maylor
W. F. Jones
Winston-Salem
L. L. Carter
Greensboro
Cottonseed Output Slightly Drops in Ten Month Span
Washington reports the census bureau shows cottonseed production for August to May at 4,867,245 tons, down from 4,945,881 tons the prior year. Cottonseed on hand at Mills on May 31 stands at 116,980 tons, up from 100,556 tons a year ago.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Kingsford-Smith Postpones Transatlantic Hop
Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith delays his planned June hop from Dublin to New York due to unspecified concerns. The Irish Free State report notes the postponement was decided late today.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Charles Kingsford-Smith
New York
Enterprise To Give Sharkey Schmeling Fight Report
The Enterprise will provide a blow by blow account of the Sharkey Schmeling bout at Yankee Stadium New York tonight. The main event starts at nine o clock. Amplifiers before the Main Street office will let thousands follow the ringside account as it is flashed over Associated Press wires.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Main Street
Associated Press
Weather Cloudy for Tie Battle at New York Arena
The heavyweight title fight between Jack Sharkey and Max Schmeling is set for tonight at Yankee Stadium with Sharkey holding a nine pound weight edge after official scales show Schmeling at 188 and Sharkey at 197. Overcast skies and hazy conditions loom while gate receipts near 750000 dollars are predicted from Madison Square Garden officials with expected strong advance sales.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Frank J. Bruen
Madison Square Garden
Bruen
Schmeling
Miami Banks Face Cash Run Amid Bay Biscayne Closure
Eight million dollars from out of town depositors arrived for city banks as crowds at the First National Bank grew, while withdrawals diminished. An airplane delivered 2 million dollars from Jacksonville and 6 million more from federal reserve depositories by mail. Authorities planned no immediate statement on the Bank of Bay Biscayne and its three subsidiaries Biscayne Trust, Bank of Coral Gables, and Miami Bank and Trust.
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Miami
Fla
Bank of Bay Biscayne
First National Bank
Jacksonville
Federal Reserve
Armistice Sought in Chinese Fighting After Month of Battle
Shanghai dispatch reports the nationalist government and northern alliance forces seeking an armistice after a month of indecisive fighting in Henan and Shantung provinces, signaling possible pause in hostilities.
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Shanghat
Nationalist
Northern Alliance
Henan
Shantung
Dr. E. C. Brooks To Speak in Santiago Chile
Dr. E. C. Brooks president of North Carolina State College will travel to Santiago Chile in July to deliver an address on American educational and agricultural methods. He sails with other U S educators invited to the nitrate mines opening celebration. Brooks has been granted a summer leave of absence by the college.
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Raleigh
E. C. Brooks
N. C. State College
Chile
Santiago
United States
Brooks
Compromise On Muscle Shoals Rejected Again
Washington dispatch reports House conferees rejected a Muscle Shoals compromise for the second time. The vote was 3 to 2. Senator McNary said he would not report the failure to the Senate and would not reconvene until after the president's message is received in December.
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Washington
House
Muscle Shoals
McNary
Senate
Largest Flying Boat Is Launched
The largest flying boat built in the United States rose for the first time on the Niagara river after a brief run. The craft was to undergo extensive tests and then fly to New York to join the New York Rio and Buenos Aires line as its tenth vessel.
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Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Niagara River
New York
New York, Rio
Buenos Aires
Stimson to Discuss Naval Treaty on Columbia System
Secretary Stimson will discuss the London Naval conference limitation treaty as American delegate. The broadcast is set for 9 30 p m E S T on the Columbia system, tonight.
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Stimipson
Washington
Stimson
Columbia Broadcasting System
One Dead and Another Injured in Salisbury Wreck
In Salisbury North Carolina June 12 R C Roger Jr 19 son of a Philadelphia Textile Manufacturer was severely injured in a car crash that killed D N Crenshaw 48 superintendent of the Boger Cranford Spinning Mill Lincolnton N C Also in the car were Boger Ramsey 20 of Wilmington Del and Joseph Scholes 20 of Philadelphia all three had just left Lincolnton for Philadelphia and were being trained in mill methods at the Boger Cranford Mill Crenshaw died at the scene and Boger suffered a fractured skull Ramsey and Scholes received minor injuries
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Salisbury
N. C
R. C. Roger, Jr
Philadelphia
D. N. Crenshaw
Boger
Crawford
Lincolnton
R Boger
Crenshaw
Joseph Scholes
Marshall Ramsey
Wilmington
Del
Ramsey
Scholes
Philadelphia Textile School
Pennsylvania Military College
Boger-Cranford
Simmons Backers Shift Support to Bailey in North Carolina
Raleigh June 12 James A Hartness Secretary of State becomes the latest Simmons backer to pledge support for winner J W Bailey in the fall election Other Simmons leaders joining Bailey include Charles A Hines of Greensboro and John D Langston of Goldsboro promising party unity and harmony.
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Raleigh
F. M. Simmons
Senate
J. W. Bailey
James A. Hartness
Simmons
Bailey
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
John D. Langston
Goldsboro
Mr. Hartness
Chicago gang war clouds rise after slaying of Alfred Lingie
Police sweep end in jail as detectives hunt Lingie killer. Chicago officials consider martial law and citizens urge action. A combined reward totaling 55000 is offered for the arrest and conviction of the shooter who killed the Tribune reporter.
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American Legion Post
The
Herald and Examiner
Tribune
Cvening Post
Lingle
Randolph Street
Senators Grundy and Reed back Smoot Hawley tariff bill
Washington reports Republican senators Grundy and Reed of Pennsylvania would vote for the Smoot Hawley tariff bill after conferring with President Hoover and Secretary Mellon. Reed announced support in a Senate speech, boosting confidence a final passage vote set for 2 p m. tomorrow. The fate hinges on a slim margin of one or two votes.
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Washington
Grundy
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Hoover
Mellon
Senator Grundy
Judgmen
Charlotte Child Injured by Auto
Clyde Snipes about 5 years old was hit by an automobile near his home in Charlotte North Carolina early today. He suffered a broken leg severe bruises and lac erations and possible more serious injuries and was taken to a hospital in a semi conscious condition. The driver C B Ross turned the boy over to police at the hospital and no charges have been filed yet.
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Legge
Stabilization Corporation
Charlotte
WN. C
Clyde Snipes
C. B. Ross
Wayne County Nominates Hood and Parker for State House
Gurney P Hood and Fred Parker were named by Wayne County to run in the state house of representatives in Saturdays primary.
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Wayne
Goldsboro
Wayne County
Gurney P. Hood
Fred Parker
House of Representatives
Tragedy List Grows From Merchants and Miners Collision
In Boston on June 12 a federal inquiry opened into the Fairfax-Pinthis disaster. Fog and flaming oil surrounded a collision that killed 36 and left others missing after a Merchants and Miners passenger ship sank within about 20 minutes.
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Boston
Fairfax-Pinthis
Telegrapher dies after signaling save collision
Mount Carmel, Pa. June 12. Evan Protheroe, a Philadelphia and Reading railroad telegrapher at the Mount Carmel junction tower, set stop signals before dying of a heart attack. His action averted a collision between two freight trains as a dispatcher relayed the warning.
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Mount Carmel
Evan Protheroe
Mount Carmel Junction
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Shamokin
Protheroe
Airplane Crashes Into Main Street In Cicero, Two Dead
An airplane from Cicero airport crashed into the main street of the village this afternoon. Initial reports say two persons were killed in the accident.
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Main Street
Cicero
N. Y
Cicero Airport
Will Rogers at Broadhurst Show This Weekend
Will Rogers appears Friday and Saturday at the Broadhurst in a touring program. The Enterprise reports a rumor-filled build up with many readers calling for free tickets, usable for three days once claimed.
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Will Rogers
Broadhurst
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Jake) Lingie
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