House Members Co Invest cenfer On Relief Bill With Senate
The House sent the 2.3 billion Garner Wagner relief bill to conference with the Senate to resolve differences. Senate leaders and House conferees were named as talks open immediately. Tension rose when Speaker Garner explained Snell refused the leadership role, prompting a brief exchange over responsibility.
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House
Senate
Washington
Wagner
Garner
Collier
Ways and Means
Representative Crisp
Georgia
Rainey
Illinois
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
Bacharach
New Jersey
Norbeck
Banking Committee
Brookhart
Iowa
NH. Y
Snell
Representative Snell
Representative Rainey
Roosevelt foes aim to end two thirds rule at convention
Roosevelt leaders push to scrap the two thirds rule governing the Democratic presidential nomination on the eve of next week's convention. Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City criticizes Roosevelt and supports Alfred E. Smith while Smith disputes the tally of Roosevelt votes.
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Roosevelt
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Smith
Hairman
Alfred EF. Smith
Hague
Mississippi
New Yorker
Empire State Executive
Alfred B. Smith
Congress Hotel
Smith Leads Opposition Bloc Against Roosevelt For New York Governor
Alfred E. Smith named leader of the opposition to Franklin D. Roosevelt and began uniting rival candidates to block the Roosevelt ticket. Smith met with McAdoo and other leaders as talks spread across California Texas Missouri and New York, while Garner allies pressed to remove the two thirds rule.
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Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Senator Walsh
Montana
Smith
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Garner
McAdoo
Texas
Lone Star State
John F. Curry
Tammany
James A. Reed
Missouri
Rep. Rayburn
Governor Faces Dems Over 10 Votes in Gotham Machine Swing
A Gotham political machine shifts its stance amid expectations of 35 votes. The bloc backs Ritchie first and Baker last as it leans toward the opposition.
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Gotham Political Machine
Ritchie
Baker
Cowles Favored for Reconstruction Board Directorship
Washington June 24 senate banking committee voted a favorable report on Gardner Cowles Sr Des Moines publisher for appointment as a director of the reconstruction corporation.
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Cowles
Washington
Gardner Cowles, Sr
Des Moines
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Hoover disarmament plan fades beside boxing chaos
Beverly Hills dispatch notes Mr. Hoover’s disarmament proposal draws little attention as the boxing commission cancels Max Schmeling’s title bout. The New York plan dominates headlines while Sharkey and Max benefit from the disruption. Radio announcers are urged to claim if the next fight is truly exciting, as Dempsey and Fitzsimmons are invoked in comparison.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Hoover
Square
Boxing Commission
Max Schmeling
Mr. Hoover
New York
Sharkey
Max
Dempsey
Fitzsimmons
Will
Veterans parade in Richmond marks 42nd memory of Civil War
Gray clad Confederates led by renown generals parade through Richmond as crowds watch. Veterans recall Bull Run Gettysburg and Appomattox while considering next meeting city. General Harry Renne Lee announces no Grand Army of the Republic reunion.
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Richmond
Jackson
Lee
Stuart
Forrest
Bull Run
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Confederacy
McClellan
Grant
Washington, D. C
Houston
Tex
Charleston
D. C
Virginia
Grand Army of the Republic
Harry Renne Lee
Nashville
Homer T. Atkinson
Petersburg
Veterans
Senate Approves Extra Wheat for Red Cross Relief
The Senate passed a bill authorizing the Red Cross to use 50,000,000 bushels of farm board wheat for relief. It replaces the House measure that would give 40,000,000 bushels of wheat and 500,000 bales of cotton.
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Washington
Senate
Red Cross
Farm Board
House
Bandits Captured After Bank Robbery and Kidnapping Rampage
John B. Thomas and Walter Bearden were captured near Murfreesboro Ark after a nationwide posse hunt for bank robbers who killed deputy Elmo Ferguson, wounded four pursuers, and abducted three people. They admitted the Baskin Bank heist in Louisiana and faced federal charges for transporting kidnapping across state lines. A woman bystander, Mrs Mabel Beck, was wounded and a ferryman S D Caldwell was abducted during the escape. A third associate reportedly left the party earlier.
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Murfreesboro
Ark
John B. Thomas
Walter Bearden
Here
United States
W. N Ivne
Western District
Arkansas
Fort Smith
Bank of Baskin
Monroe
Elmo Ferguson
Rayville
Warsaw Landing
Mabel Beck
Birmingham
Ala
S. D. Caldwell
Louisiana Swamp
Clyde Taylor
Franklin Parish
Oklahoma
Bearden
Thomas
Ruston
Absentee Ballot Inquiry Opens in Surry County
Fifteen witnesses testified in Brummitt investigated irregularities in the Surry county first primary. No proof of improper voting emerged though Hoyle claimed 800 to 1,000 absentee ballots were cast illegally. Witnesses from five Democratic and three Republican precincts denied misconduct.
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Brummitt
A. A. F. Seawell
Carlyle W. Higgins
11Th Judicial District
Hoyle
R. A. Freeman
Dobson
County Board of Elections
Raleigh
Finding Needle In a Haystack For Science
A Chicago report details how three radium needles valued at 75 each were lost by a county hospital and discarded with soiled dressings. Using an electroscope, searchers traced them to an ash heap and recovered the needles within hours.
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Chicago
The Gift of a Vacation Subscriptions for The Enterprise
A summer gift idea offers vacation subscriptions to The Enterprise for 15 cents per week. Call 4566 to arrange delivery to the recipient or to have the paper sent to the reader’s vacation address. The notice promotes staying informed about High Point news and features while away.
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Enterprise
High Point
Ex Wilmington Officials Face Hearings In Extortion Plot
A preliminary hearing for John J. Furlong Sr and ex mayor Parker Q. Moore on charges of attempting to extort 25000 from philanthropist Jessie Kenan Wise was set to begin in Wilmington before Judge Henry A. Grady. Witnesses include Mrs Wise, postal clerk David Peterson, and ex WWI agent H F Wolfe.
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Wilmington
Furlong
Moore
N. C
John J. Furlong
Parker Q. Moore
Jessie Kenan Wise
Henry A. Grady
David Peterson
H. F. Wolfe
William Bennett
Sutter Reaches Final In National Intercollegiate Tennis
Haverford, June 24 Clifford Sutter of Tulane University, the 1930 champion, advanced to the final round by defeating Clayton Lee Burwell of the University of the South 6-0 6-2 6-1 at the Merion Cricket Club.
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Haverford
Clifford Sutter
Tulane University
Clayton Lee Burwell
University of the South
Merion Cricket Club
Senate Elections Bid To Hear Pritchard Bailey Controversy
Senate panel led by Chairman Shortridge again failed to move the Bailey Pritchard contest case forward. George M. Pritchard protests Bailey’s senate election in a dispute tied to the 2 O C. period.
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Washington
Senate
Shortridge
Elections Committee
George M. Pritchard
Bailey
Chamber of Commerce Board backs large unemployment relief loan
The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States adopted a resolution urging that the reconstruction corporation be authorized to lend up to 8 1 000 000 000 for unemployment relief.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Board of Directors
The
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Siam Establishes Constitutional Monarchy After Brief Revolution
In Bangkok on June 24 a sudden but short revolt by army and navy toppled the absolute rule, imprisoning royal family members and cabinet heads. One casualty, the army chief, killed by his own troops resisting arrest. Prince Parichatra and Prince Purachatra among captives. King Prajadhipok to return soon as rebels aim to curtail royal power and expel princes from government. Telegraphs cut, but city remains orderly.
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Bangkok
Siam
Huahin
Prajadhipok
Rambai
Parichatra
Purachatra
Vets in Piedmont Invited to 8 PM Meeting
Greensboro June 24 former service men in the Piedmont area are invited to a meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday night. state and national public officials will speak. James Mickel, NC VFW commander, announced the creation of a statewide veterans' committee of 70 to back legislation. Speakers include Wright Patman and John Rankin. R T Fountain and Robert Reynolds also on the roster. Delegations from Winston Salem Reidsville Salisbury Burlington Graham Mt Airy Charlotte High Point Carthage and Sanord expected.
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Greensboro
Piedmont
James Mickel
North Carolina Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Committee
Wright Patman
Texas
John E. Rankin
Mississippi
R. T. Fountain
Rocky Mount
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Reidsville
Salisbury
Burlington
Graham
Mt. Airy
Charlotte
Durham
Carthage
Sanord
Continued Rioting In Germany Takes Ten Lives
Berlin reports rioting across the week has claimed ten lives including three killed yesterday and a Hamburg policeman dying from earlier injuries. Goebbels attacked the government at a Sportpalast rally urging police to clear the streets or Nazis will. Edmund Heines warned Breslau that police failure would drive them to the devil.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
National Socialists
von Papen
Germany
Hamburg
Sportspalast
Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Edmund Heines
Reichstag
Breslau
Army veterans refuse to budge in bonus standoff
Washington reports the veteran bonus army will not disband, seeking an extra congressional session. Commander in chief W. W. Waters vows to stay, while police fear rising panhandling and encampment strain as supplies shrink and some marchers depart.
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Washington
Veterans Army
Army
Congress
Glassford
W. W. Waters
Portland
Oregon
The
Unseasonably Cold Start to Summer in Springfield
Springfield Massachusetts reports an unusually cold early summer with temperatures dipping sharply for June. Forecasters note rare weather pattern bringing cooler air across the region and residents adjust activities accordingly.
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Springfield
Mass
Convention Tammany shifts against Roosevelt over two thirds rule
Chicago June 2 Tammany Hall reportedly plans to oppose Franklin D Roosevelt by fighting abolition of the two thirds rule. John F Curry signals the shift while Newton D Baker and Albert C Ritchie loom in play. Frederic Hague and Frank A Hague clash as Smith and Roosevelt camps mobilize amid walkout rumors.
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John F. Curry
Tiger
Hall
Roosevelt
Chicago
Tammany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Curry
Tammany Block
Newton D. Baker
Albert C. Ritchie
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Frank A. Hague
Jersey City
Garner
Texas
Schmeling's Manager Suspended Over Sharkey Dispute
New York June 24 AP Joe Jacobs manager of Max Schmeling was indefinitely suspended by the New York State Athletic Commission as a manager and second for protesting the Sharkey title decision. The suspension does not affect Schmeling or his other fighters. Commissioner Muldoon called Jacobs conduct detrimental to the sport and noted no protest was filed before the fight. Gunboat Smith refereed the Sharkey Schmeling bout and was praised by the commission.
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New York
Joe Jacobs
Max Schmeling
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Sharkey
Jacobs
Schmeling
Billy McCarney
William Muldoon
Gunboat Smith
Smith
Sharkey-Schmeling
Gangland Civil Strife Threatens Chicago Underworld
Chicago officials warn a potential gang war could topple Capone's crime empire. The report notes a looming internal clash among Capone’s lieutenants and rivals after the recent killing of George Barker, with Barker's funeral illustrating gang power.
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Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Capone
Loop
Underworld
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Freeman
H. H. Llewellyn
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Bugs) Moran
Red
Barker
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