Indignant English papers on Violet Sharpe death by self harm
London and Alpine reports reveal British labor MPs seek government representations to the United States over Violet Sharpe’s death in New Jersey. London newspapers blame police questioning linked to the Lindbergh case, while Scotland Yard reviews interviews with Emily Sharpe.
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Violet Sharp
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Englewood
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New Jersey
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Labor Organ
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Beenham
England
Harwell
Alpine
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Violet Sharpe
Charles A. Lindi , Jr
Gol. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Purce
Marrow
Dindbergh
Legion repudiates the Bonus Army at Missouri meeting
In Missouri, the Ninth District American Legion and Auxiliary adopted a resolution repudiating the Bonus Army now in Washington and urged ex service men not to join the lobby for cash payment of bonuses. Col Bennett C Clark spoke as a Senate hopeful, joined by former St Louis mayor H W Keil at Riverview Park.
Masons to Gather at Mexico Thursday
Masons of Central Missouri will gather at Mexico Missouri Thursday evening to witness the conferring of third degrees for the lodge there by St Johns Lodge No 28. The St Johns degree staff is widely known and has conferred degrees as far away as Canada.
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Hannibal
Missouri
Mexico
St. Johns
Canada
England Ready to Defend Chile Claims
Britain will demand full compensation if British property is confiscated by Chile's new Socialist regime. Foreign undersecretary Eden told the House of Commons Britain has not established official relations with the new Chilean government and will press for restitution. In Santiago, Senator Manuel Hidalgo, a Communist leader, emerged as a possible successor to Carlos Davila amid junta disagreements. Troops are confined to barracks and the country remains quiet. Hidalgo, 49, a former factory worker, advocates debt nonpayment, land reform, state control of rents, and a 7 hour workday with gender equal salaries.
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Britain
Chile
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Arthur Samuel
Eden
Santiago
Manuel Hidalgo
Russia
Carlos Davila
Hidalgo
Old Mill Burns at Hannibal Missouri
The Globe Mills flour mill, long a Missouri and Midwest settler landmark, was destroyed by fire late Saturday in Hannibal. Once built when Hannibal I was a steamboat landing, the mill stood for decades as a historic site, supplying flour to early settlers.
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Globe Mills
Missouri
Middle West
Hannibal I
Quotes Shakespeare in a death by own action note
St Louis, June 13 AP A 72 year old former president Henry W Gildehaus of the Missouri Wholesale Graces Association ended his life by carbon monoxide in his garage after writing a note quoting Shakespeare and Omar Khayyam on life’s futility He used a rubber hose extended from the exhaust to suffocate himself The note cited a low mood and nerves and quoted Shakespeare as a walking shadow The case involves doctors and Chicago scientists with statements about daily per capita consumption of neat in the United States being a pound.
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ST. Louis
Omar Khayyam
Henry W. Gildehaus
Missouri Wholesale Graces' Association
Samuel M. Feinberg
Stafford L. Osborne
Meyers
Steinberg
Chicago
Shakespeare
Republican Convention Moves Through Nomination Process
The convention covers presidential roll calls and vice presidential nominations, with election of national committee members and committee notification duties. Officials note that platform planks and vice presidential candidate decisions could extend proceedings, potentially altering plans to conclude in three days.
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United States
Nurse Miss Emma Plews Undergoes Apppendicitis Operation
Miss Emma Margaret Plews, a registered nurse, underwent an appendicitis operation today at the hospital. Her condition is satisfactory. In a separate item from St Louis on June 13 Morris Joseph, 20, drowned in the Meramec River at Lincoln Beach while hundreds watched and could not aid him.
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Miss Pleus
ST. Louis
Morris Joseph
Meramec River
Lincoln Beach
Silver plank sought by West Chicago Republicans
In West Chicago on June 13 representatives from a dozen states met to draft a silver stabilization plank for the Republican platform. The draft urges international discussion to restore silver as primary money, strengthening the gold standard and opposing fiat artificial money.
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Chicago
Triosby Western
Resolutions Committee
Red Demonstration at Chicago Tuesday
Communist leaders announced plans for an unemployment demonstration in front of the Chicago Stadium as the Republican convention opened. Police denied a permit. the event marks public protest during the gathering in Chicago. Dated June 13.
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Chicago
James P.allman
Retirement banker Harley Simons dies after illness
Springfield Missouri report notes Harley N. Simons a retired banker and attorney died after two weeks illness. Washington message states President Hoover approved a plan to build 12 recreation halls at Daneville veterans home with each valued at 38 000 dollars.
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Harley N. Simons
Iecover
Washington
Hoover
Federal Hospitalization Board
Daneville
Ti, Veterans Home
Surgeon Charles Seale Dies Who Stood Beside Lincoln
Dr. Charles A. Seale, 46, the first surgeon to reach President Lincoln after he was shot, died at his New York home. He remained at Lincoln’s side through death, helped move him to a bed, and held his hand at the moment of death. He served at Armory Square Hospital and in northern Washington defenses before illness led to discharge in 1866.
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New York
Charles A. Seale
Lincoln
Seale
Ford
Armory Square
Washington
Market Downturn After Early Gains In New Week
Financial markets opened the week in a cautious mood as Wall Street weighed a government economy push and relief issues. Auburn stock swings dominated activity with mixed results while major industrials like U S Steel and Coca Cola drifted lower.
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Jagger
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Bethlehem
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Coca- Cola
Wrigley
Macy
Borden
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Emperor Fails to Escape His Captor in Abyssinia
In Addis Ababa Abyssinia June 14 Sidy Seassu former emperor of Abyssinia who escaped captivity for fifteen years was recaptured after fleeing into the hills of Gojjam pursued by Selassie troops. He was surrounded in a gorge north of the Blue Nile and handed back to the emperor's forces.
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Anso Selassia
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Gojjam
Selassie
Blue Nile
Gas escape overwhelms two at Missouri home
Miss Eliz Mac Holt of Nevada and Dr. Farris H. Woods of the University of Missouri faculty were overcome by gas at Woods residence in Columbia. Woods fainted while turning off a heater in the basement, Holt collapsed helping him. Mrs. Woods and neighbors freed them.
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Eliz Mac Holt
Nevada
Farris H. Woods
University of Missouri
Woods
Miss Holt
Socialist candidate cites NYC families in need for relief funds
Norman Thomas charged that 50,000 families in New York City lack aid and 55,000 more on relief are undermined by 60 cents per day. He urged the Board of Estimate to set a $1 daily minimum and sought an extra $6,000,000 for June and July via a bond sale.
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New York
Norman Thomas
New York City
Thomas
Board of Estimate
Hausner Revealed as Former Monk in New Orleans
New Orleans June 13 Stanislaus Pl Hausner a Polish flyer rescued Saturday night from a plane that aimed to span the Atlantic is revealed as a former New Orleans monk a brother of the Sacred Heart order and a teacher at St Aloysius College here
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New Orleans
Stanislaus Pl Hausner
Ney
Atlantic
Order of the Sacred Heart
St. Aloysius College
Life term escapee Buschman captured in St Joseph
Joseph Buschman a 39 year old Kansas City man and life term escapee was captured in St Joseph Missouri on a Saturday by police. He had been sentenced for robbery in St Louis and escaped May 27 while working as a steam fitter at the State Reformatory for Negro Girls at Tipton.
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Joseph Buschman
Kansas City
Buschman
St. Louis
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Tipton
Cardinals Sail to Eucharistic Congress
Cardinal Hayes of New York and Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia sailed for Ireland to attend the Eucharistic Congress in Dublin. Hayes traveled aboard the liner De Grasse and Dougherty aboard the liner Lapland.
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New York
Cardinal Hayes
Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Ireland
Dublin
de Grasse
Lapland
Farmers Better Off Than City Folk Says Industry Leaders
Chicago June 13 The Bankers Monthly quotes farm implement manufacturers on improving farm prospects. L R Sistah of J I Case notes farmers show stronger interest in new equipment while Lindsay M Donaldson Massey Harris says farmers as a class remain more solvent than most. He cites 1930 farm mortgage debt at 19.3 percent of farm value.
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Chicago
Banker's
L. R. Sistah
J. I. Case 30
Lindsay M. Donaldson
Massey- Harris Co
United States
Donaldson
Stillwater man attempts suicide in Denver
John Raymond, 36, of Stillwater MI, swallowed poison and slashed his throat in Denver on Sunday. Physicians believe he will recover. A separate note reports Bettelgeuse diameter estimates from 200,000,000 to 363,000,000 miles.
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John Raymond
Stillwater
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