Arms Conference Adjourned Amid Arbitration Hope Fades
The Bolivian delegate Costa Durell urged article 15 for arbitration as Paraguay’s Bedoya rejected the move saying it would corrode national good faith. Costa Durell pressed for settlement to avoid escalation while Bolivia warns that Paraguay’s stance undermines a peaceful resolution and cites a proposed arms embargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menit Ts. Fist
Costa Durell
Caballero Bedoya
Costa Durels
League
Paraguay
Bolivia
Debt mediation plans outlined to Congress
The president stressed that debt payments influence trade and finance with debtor nations. Jinland stands alone in meeting all obligations punctually. He warned debtors to understand American stance and consider how resources are used for recovery or unproductive nationalism. Each nation may discuss its problems with the United States independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paga
Jinland
United States
Congress Deadlock Over Bills Delays Adjournment
Filibuster accusations mark two days of House resistance as Republicans say objections stall votes on a major public works bill while the Senate presses a late afternoon tariff vote and aims to finish with the silver bill and deficiency appropriation measures before adjournment next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Tabor
RNY
House of Representatives
House
Ropovelt
Senate
Jenders
Navy Docks Ships in Atlantic Berth
The fleet salutes President Roosevelt as ships including the massive aircraft carriers Saratoga and Lexington pass, swinging back toward the open sea after a 21-gun salute when the Indianapolis crosses the bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Docks
Atlantic
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Scratoga
Lexington
Mr. Roosevelt
Massive naval and air force parade spooks New York skies
The release described 186 large fighting and scouting planes arching above the fleet as they passed over New York. A 20 mile procession comprised giant battleships cruisers destroyers and other vessels with 21 gun salutes from battleships and cruisers while destroyers and other ships saluted by bugle. Bands aboard larger ships played The Star Spangled Banner after the salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Human Bomb Ends His Death by Own Action Plans
A man named Bennett, formerly a policeman, agreed to surrender after police offered him money, a job, and hotel housing for his family. He described coming to Alameda from Detroit five years ago to work in auto assembly, but had been unemployed for three years. The officers aided his withdrawal of a detonating switch, ending the immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Jackson
Sturzinger
Alameda
Detroit
Battle Looms in Socialist Caucus at Off-Year Convention
The New York delegation leads a split within the socialist caucus as old guard efforts to block a pro Thomas national committee fail. Waldeman and Lee backers clash with others over unit rule while factions consider uniting behind Norman Thomas amid debates over the League for Industrial Democracy and its role in a broader party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
New York
Pasty Tedders
Hillquie
Louis Waldeman
Empire State
Algernon Lee
Rand School
Socialistic Party
Old Guard
Thomas
League For Industrial Democracy
Sutton Arrested in Extortion Plot Against Markham
Sutton, a former military officer, was jailed after hours of interrogation in an extortion plot against Markham. Indictment by a grand jury followed, with details kept secret by defense and federal agents. He has a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Leday
Fedeeral
Amy
Farmers Hope for Ample Rain
Weather notes on high temperatures across the Midwest report Inwood Iowa reaching 111 degrees and Aberdeen North Dakota at 110 while Freeport Illinois and Minneapolis Minnesota hit 106. City schools in several states closed as heat intensified. The Illinois bar association paused its session in Waukegan to allow delegates to seek relief as crops suffer and wheat fields burn amid Oklahoma heat.
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Inwood
Aberdeen
N. D
Freeport
Mercury
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Keokuk
Tllinois Bar Association
Waukegan
Oklahoma
St. Paul
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
St.Louis
Mississippi
Chicago
Colonel Luke Lea in North Carolina prison for abduction attempt
The former U S senator and World War hero Luke Lea and his son Luke Jr are jailed at Raleigh for attempting to abduct Kaiser from Doom. No. 29,408 Lea’s prison life unfolds as the family faces possible parole, while his son faces his own legal peril and debates over clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Lea
North Carolina
Raleigh
Central Press
Kingsport Times
Raleigh, N, GC
United States
Keiser
Tennessee
South
Luke Jr
Cal
Nashville
Tenn
Col. Lea
Luke, Jr
Lea
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Luke
Gol
Ehring
Naus
Central Bank and Trust Co
Ashy
Leas
Haywood
Ceils
Homeycutt
Tellow
Prison News
Honeycut
Gol. Lea
Loa
Stetson
Percy
Colonel
Lukely
Dye
President plans mover for strike in steel industry
Washington May 31 ap Hugh Johnson NRA chief and Michael Tighe Amalgamated Association leaders press to reopen revised steel code to add labor provisions. Union says 30 hour week sought in parts of industry while textile dispute hints at broader action. Johnson to urge Roosevelt to convene steel magnates and union chiefs for action as tensions mount.
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Wagner
Tighe
Johnson
Senato
National Labor Board
Earl J. Horbeck
William J. Sprang
Duquesne
Pennsylvania
Union “District
Clarence Irwin
Youngstown
Ohio
Tald
Roosevelt
Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Horbeck
Horbeek
Amalgamated
Todiy
White House
Ear J. Forbeck
McKeesport
Forbeck Group
Unity
McMahon
Hugh §. Johnson
Michael ¥. Tighe
Amalgamated Association
Sunday church services and programs listed
Sunday services across First Baptist First Christian Holy Trinity and First Methodist outline sermon topics morning worship Bible study Sunday School and youth activities with times and leaders. visitors invited.
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First Baptist
Jrorvite
First Christian
Teevs W. P. Walker
Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Lutheran
First Methodist
Vernon Miller
Childe
Epworth Leagues
Chucel
Community church services and events listed on Maple Street M E and nearby churches
Multiple church schedules show sermons and activities at Maple Street M E Lynn Garden M E and Fairfield M E. Services include sermons by Beom Gillespie and Rev S G Retton, choir and youth meetings, Sunday school times, outdoor cornerstone ceremonies, and a Vermont church program with addresses by Hy M McNeil and Senator John B Todd plus a noon luncheon and business session.
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Maple Street
M. E
Lynn Garden
S. G. Retton
Epworth League
Vermont
Tha .Propran
Vermont Church Choir
Hy. M. McNeil
Vermont Quartet
John BR. Todd
E.G
Taylor services to be tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara Ellen Taylor age 76, who died at her son’s home near Henley, will be held at Pyle cemetery at 10:00 a m tomorrow with Rev Ketton officiating. She was born October 20 1858 in Kingsport and married David E. Taylor in 1880. Surviving are seven children, two sisters and several relatives.
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Barbara Ellen “Taylor
Alvin E.taylor
Henley
Pyle
G. Ketton
Taylor
Kingsport
David E. Taylor
Siion
Fairfield Methodist Church
Anna Dolan
Mia
Augusta Harkleroad
Alvin E
James H. Taylor
Henley, O
Mary McMurray
Connersville
Ind
Elizabeth Harkleroad
Cincinnati
Maria Poston
Melissa Moefield
Quartet Caught Taking Cherries In Watauga Raid
Police arrested four youths after residents on Watauga Street reported nightly cherry tree thefts. The youths were warned seriously and released on promise to reform, ending the incident.
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Cherries
Gibsontown
Watauga Street
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Congress
Page One
Socialist Caucus
Kaiser
By Wade H. Lucas
Kansas
Iowa
Iron
I Tighe
Ghven
Rogue's Gallery
Leos
Father and Son
Regen-Mcamiss Funeral Home
Wesson
Eres
Libby
Ora
Hershey
Scassares
Pillsbury’s
Ola
Lerner
Sauer’s Vanilla
Haun’s Dixie
Hecht
Angel Food
Baker’s
Duke
Ives
Pat
Meeda Bakers
MacCormick
Mit
AHOME
Beom
Gillespie
Fairfield M. E
Ket‘yon
S. G. Ketron
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