American golfers struggle to hold lead in British Open
In Carnoustie Scotland June 4 AP reports the British Open after two rounds shows Jose Jurado and Henry Cotton tied for the lead at 147 36 hole totals. Tommy Armour sits second at 148 and Johnny Farrell fourth at 149. Several Americans and others remain within five strokes of the leaders as final 38 holes approach tomorrow for remaining contenders.
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Carnousti
Scotland
Jose Jurado
Henry Cotton
Imade
Prince of Wales
Tommy Armour
Johny Farrell
Trish
Mae Smith
Horton Smith
Joel Turesa
Tony Manero
Cadets Become Emissaries of Trade at Annapolis
Assistant Navy Secretary Jahncke told Naval Academy graduates they would be America's emissaries of trade and good will. He urged the new officers to act as contact points between the United States and foreign countries, promoting American institutions and goods while learning from visiting peoples.
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Annapolis
Bid
Navy
Jahneke
Naval-Academy
America
United States
Dahncke
Neighbors Testify About Brunk Rent Account Details
Testimony from neighbors references Brunk rent account and alleged warnings. Davis recalls Adams claiming Brunk warned that talking to the governor could ruin him. The fragment continues a page 1 discussion with remarks about prior statements and knowledge.
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Carters
Adams
Brunk
Davis
Garter
Goveror
Smith College class votes popularity and honors
Northampton Mass Frances Rich daughter of Irene Rith motion picture actress has been voted the best known member of the graduating class by fellow seniors. Jane Halle from Cleveland was named best dressed and Elizabeth Persins of Chicago voted best student most intelligent and intellectual. Helen Ward Newton Highlands was voted most serious and conscientious. Alison O'Brien Washington was named least serious. Some MacDonnel of Pasadena has done the most for the college. Swimming was voted the favorite sport.
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Northampton
Mass
API
Frances Rich
Irene Rith
Smith College
Jane Halle
Cleveland
Elizabeth Persins
Chicago
Helen Ward
Newton Highlands
Alison O'Brien
Washington
American Gold Star Mothers Meet Reunion On Pier
A 220 member Gold Star Mothers delegation arrived aboard the President Roosevelt in Cherbourg France for a reunion with Mrs Emile Kennedy of Germantown Pa. A former German soldier who fought the American army in the Argonne greeted them and spoke with Mrs Kennedy whose son served in the war. his brother died serving with U S forces and was buried at sea. The reunion brought tears to many aboard.
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Cherbourg
France
Roosevelt
Argonne
Emile Kennedy
Ger- Mantown
Kennedy
Reno Gambler Kills Assailant at Saymarket Club
William Graham a Reno gambling figure linked to boxing promoter Jack Dempsey shot and killed W. H. McCracken at the Saymarket Club in Reno early today. Graham was wounded in the arm after McCracken fired twice, Graham returned three shots, and witnesses report McCracken’s parents live in Kansas City. Graham was released on his own recognizance pending coroner's inquest.
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Reno
William Graham
Jack Dempsey
W. H. McCracken
Saymarket
Graham
McCracken
Kansas City
Geark plans to tour Missouri meet the people for nomination
St Louis June 4 UP Colonel Bennett Clark son of Champ Clark announced plans to tour Missouri and meet the people to drum up support for his Democratic nomination to succeed Senator Haw He commented on reports the Pendergast organization would back Charles Howell and said Democrats will fight for the seat He intends to tour the state and then launch a speaking campaign asserting his fitness and intent to meet Missourians in the old fashioned way.
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ST. Louis
Bennett Clark
Champ Clark
Harry Haw
Pendergast
Charles M. Howell
Democratic State Committee
Clark
Hawj
West, Cockrell
Benton
Missouri
Pastors Urge Religion in State Universities and Denominational Schools
The Rev. Luther Wesley Smith of Columbia Mo. urged the Northern Baptist convention to place religion in education by staffing state universities and denominational schools. He argued against denouncing public colleges and said a devout, articulate advocate on campus can shape students’ views by presenting the truth of God. He urged churches to provide such voices to christianize national education at its source.
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Kansas City
Luther Wesley Smith
First Baptist Church of Columbia
Northern Baptist Convention
Visiting Mayors Tour Champagne Cellars in France
Mayors from American cities toured the champagne cellars of Pommery Mumm and Heidsieck in France. San Francisco’s Silvester Ameriano toasted light wines returning to America while Chicago’s Frank N Padden saluted Chicago’s new mayor A J Cermak. The group signed a postcard to New York Mayor Jimmy Walker and attended a luncheon with reps from thirty five champagne houses before departing for Lille.
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Hheims
France
America
Mumm
Heidsieck
Silvester Ameriano
Board of Supervisors
San Francisco
Frank N. Padden
Chicago
A. J. Cermak
Jimmy” Walker
New York
Lille
Church Must Lead On Marriage Question
London reports that the Archbishop of Canterbury urged a decisive church lead on marriage and divorce at the Canterbury convocation. A joint committee of both houses was requested to study Lambeth Conference resolutions and liaise with York, stressing that drift risks grave peril to principles and state relations.
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London
Archbishop of
Canterbury
York
Fall May Yet Be Allowed to Escape Prison
Washington June 4 AP All legal steps save one to send Albert Bacon Fall to jail were completed. The Supreme Court refused to review his conviction for taking a bribe from Edward L. Dohney. A mandate directing the sentence of one year in jail and a $160000 fine was filed with the DC Supreme Court clerk.
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Washington
Albert Bacon
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Edward L. Dohney
District Supreme Court
Rover
Frank Hogan
Fall
Three Rovers
New Mexico
Atlee Pomerene
Cleveland
IID
Chicago Jury Indicts Povson Killer Suspect
Chicago grand jury indicts 47 year old Margaret Summers linked to 19 poisoning deaths. She admitted payouts on many life insurance policies tied to Meyers Summers Rieman Lanagan and others. Coroners and prosecutors describe a long suspected poisoning spree with multiple spouses and relatives among the insured.
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Chicago
Margaret Summers
Thomas Meyers
Meyers
Thomas Summers
Insurance Company
Summers
James Lynch
James Fairfax
Janed
Stanley Kotzen
Warren Merreb
Leonard Jones
Coolidge Considers Ending Daily Newspaper Articles
New York reports President Calvin Coolidge may stop writing a daily piece for papers. An official from the syndicate distributing his articles travels to Northampton tonight to discuss his vacation and possible end of newspaper work. An announcement is expected Saturday.
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New York
Calvin
Coolidge
Northampton
Goolidge
Pair Arrested On Husband's Complaint Reported In Louisville
Mrs Irene Dowdall and James Laurie both 32 were arrested on a complaint by Dr L Dowdall an osteopath of St Louis. An all night vigil followed by detectives led to the rooming house arrest. In police court they declined comment and a trial was ordered in chambers. The couple and Dowdall had been estranged with custody battles over their nine year old son. An agreement was signed giving custody to the doctor and barring further suits by Laurie or Mrs Dowdall.
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Louisville
Irene Dowdall
James Laurie
L. ¥. Dowdell
St. Louis
Students to jail for 8 months on day charge
Olathe Kansas June 4 CAP E Tate and George Tooley Jr Kansas City students at the University of Kansas were sentenced to six months in Johnson County jail and fined 300 each for possession and transportation of liquor Judge G A Roberts criticized Dean Henry Werner for lax duty regarding liquor parties at the state school The men said they were taking liquor to fraternity brothers at Lawrence for a party
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Kas
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George Tooley
Fraternity Brothers
Lawrence
German industrial leaders urge Bruening to seize dictatorial power
In Düsseldorf on June 4, western Germany's industrial leaders meet and indirectly press Chancellor Heinrich Bruening to assume dictatorial authority to solve the economic crisis. Delegate Fritz Thyssen says the chancellor has chosen the wrong path and calls for a national unity excluding Marxists.
Lindbergh’s Transatlantic Flight Chronicle
Four years after his St. Louis to Paris prize plan, Charles A. Lindbergh, chief pilot of the St. Louis Chicago Air Mail route, completed the Spirit of St Louis flight from New York to Le Bourget in 33 hours 29 minutes. From Roosevelt Field to Newfoundland and the Atlantic, he zigzagged past Ireland and the French coast before landing at Le Bourget. The man nicknamed The Kid earlier in the journey celebrated a historic solo crossing as weather and caution shaped the hops.
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New York
Lash Marth
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis- Chicago
St.-Louis-lo- Paris
Old Curtiss Field
Roosevelt Field
Minnesota
House For Roosevelt For President In 1902
Manchester Massachusetts June 4 Colonel Edward M M House political adviser to President Wilson declares preference for Franklin D Roosevelt as the Democratic candidate. He calls Roosevelt the most available and would be elected if nominated. He also praises Newton Baker and former Governor Alfred E Smith, saying he was sorry the people did not elect Smith last time.
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Manchester
Mass
Edward MM. House
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
North Shore
Roosevelt
Newton D. Baker
Mer
Alfred &. Smith
Smith
Gandhi vows to attend second round table in London
Mahatma Gandhi told Young India readers that he would travel to the London round table conference in official or unofficial capacity. The report notes Gandhi’s commitment as the Indian leader faces the preeminent diplomatic gathering.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Young Indian Today
Round Table
London
Horton saga in Tennessee impeachment debate unfolds
In Nashville Tennessee on June 4 Representative J A Atchley described Governor Henry Horton as a faithful servant of Colonel Luke Lea and Rogers Caldwell as impeachment articles were debated accusing Horton of conspiring to benefit Lea and Caldwell to manipulate state affairs for personal gain through controlled newspapers.
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Nashville
Fenn
J. A. Atchley
Knox County
Henry H. Horton
Luke Lea
Rogers Caldwell
House of Representatives
House
Lea
Caldwell
Atchley
Kidnapper Shot By Victim Dies In Hospital
Roy Ashley a 38 year old Seaver Dam Wisconsin section worker dies after being shot by Evelyn Brown 15 whom he kidnapped and killed after she fatally wounded him near Winona Minnesota. He killed the girl following the shooting and confessed to kidnapping her from her home Tuesday night. He had planned to flee to Montana with her.
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Wabasha
Minn
Roy Ashley
Seaver Dam
Wis
Evelyn Brown
Ashley
Winona
Montana
Bomb Explodes in Lisbon Thieves Market
Two dynamite bombs shaped like brass bed knobs exploded at Camp Santa Clara, the thieves market in Lisbon, causing a stampede and killing two people while injuring ten. The blast drew bargain hunters and police responded to the scene. National and local authorities began investigations into the incident.
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Lisbon
Camp Santa Clara
Treasurer Signs But One Check A Month
Walter O Woods as United States treasurer signs a single government paycheck each month, covering the president's $75 000 annual salary. His name appears on the left side of the front of every bill while Secretary Melton signs on the right. He also supervises the government’s financial statements.
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Washington
Walter O. Woods
United States
Tks
Hoover
Mr. Woods
Melton
Hindenburg Signs Emergency Decrees in Berlin
President Von Hindenburg spent the day examining about 24 ordinances aimed at sacrificing the nation to fix Germany's economy. Chancellor Bruening and Foreign Minister Gurt Siguss prepared measures in talks with department heads to raise roughly 114 million dollars for a reserve fund and railway improvements.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Germany
Bruening
Gur Sius
Federal Railways
German Reich
Editors Edge Power in Newspapers at National Convention
Atlanta June 4 AP Marcy B Darnall Alabama Press Association president told the National Editorial Association that honest editors wield big power. He urged regard for editorial pages while praising reputable editors of today. The Washington Star won best weekly newspaper. Mascot won best editorial page. Harvard Herald led front page contest. Greenwich Press won best newspaper production. Belleville Telescope led circulation progress.
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Atlanta
Marcy B. Darnall
Alabama Press Association
National Editorial Association
Minnesota
Minn
Harvard
Herald
Greenwich
Gonn
Birmingham
Mich
Belleville
Kan
High Tax Imposed on Soviet Movies and Entertainments
Moscow reports a decree by the republic of Russia central executive committee raising amusement taxes from ten to eighty percent. The levy covers moving pictures drama opera exhibitions literary and musical events athletic contests circuses horse races and dances. No reason given for the rise follows general price increases across basic commodities.
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Moscow
Russia
Republic of Russia
Buffalo Chosen for 1932 Veiled Prophets Conclave
Buffalo New York was selected for the 1932 conversion of the Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm in the annual conclave held here. Officers elected include Charles E. Minsinger of Portland Oregon to succeed as Grand Monarch, with re-elected George E. Hatch of Rochester New York as grand secretary and Charles H. Colton of Rochester as grand treasurer. William Born of St Louis was made venerable prophet.
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Petersburg
Fla
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles. E. Minsinger
Portland
Oregon
George E. Hatch
Rochester
Charles H. Colton
Co. Wiliam
St. Louis
Arrests Stir Italians as Catholic Action Leaders Targeted
Reports from Rome indicate arrests of Catholic Action leaders amid anti fascist activity. Vatican sources name Corsonego, honorary president of the Italian Catholic Young People Society, among those detained. About a dozen leaders reportedly arrested in various cities on grounds of political warfare against fascism. Lipari Islands noted as exile site for political prisoners.
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Rome
Catholic Action Society
Vatican
Corsanega
Italian Catholic Young Peoples Society
Sence Corsonego
Lipari
Servants Cap Abolition Backed by Conference
In Blackpool on June 4 AP reports a national conference of women workers adopting a charter for domestic servants. It calls for abolition of the servants cap, two weeks paid vacation, maximum hours with a minimum wage, recreation centers, and unemployment insurance for domestic workers.
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Blackpool
Eng
National Conference of Women Workers
Seaplane DC-X Flew Over Atlantic Cape Verde Run
Germany's DC-X seaplane lifted from Cape Verde harbor on the last leg to Brazil. It skimmed the water on a thirty second run, then headed south with a strong wind aiding departure. A misleading report claimed a water landing sixty miles at sea while progress continued toward South America and then New York. Clarence Schildhauer joins crew in South America as plans call for further Atlantic coast hops.
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Porto Prais
Cape Verde Islands
Germany
Atlantic
Brazil
South Atlantic
Natal
South America
New York
Clarence Schildhauer
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Quick Liver Relief
An ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for sour mood, sluggish digestion, and foul breath by freeing bile and stimulating bowel movement. It warns against substitutes and highlights the red label, urging readers to ask for the original formula.
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Carter
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