Johnson Demands Navy Pact Notes
Johnson argues for full access to papers on the London treaty, criticizing partial quotes and insisting the Senate, not the House, holds treaty power. He notes the constitution grants the president treaty power with Senate consent and asserts the Foreign Relations Committee must protect confidential materials. He cites UK communications disclosed by treaty signers as warranting complete disclosure to lawmakers.
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Washington
Johnson
House of Representatives
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Prospective Action on Cannon Faces Senate Clash
Republican Indiana sides with Cannon arguing the committee lacks authority to probe political activities. Caraway returns to Washington Monday with a committee meeting set for Wednesday. A showdown is anticipated as Walsh maintains Cannon’s walkout was an attempted defiance of the senate.
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Indiana
Cannon
Caraway
Washington
Walsh
Senate
Senate Ds Committee
Arry F. Sinclair
Ilman
ERY CLOSE VOTE SEEN ON TARIFF
The article reports ongoing debate over a tariff measure within the coalition and a Senate conference committee led by Senator Smoot. Smoot asserts the bill will pass and aims to finish corrections by Monday to report back to the Senate, while others remain cautious about benefits to Pennsylvania versus disadvantages.
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Coalition
Theittsburgher
Smoot
Senate Nference
Senate
Senate contest delays and tariff measure stay
A report suggests the final senate contest of the year may be postponed by a day, preventing the half year old tariff measure from starting as rules require.
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Senate
Royal Rights Restored to Exiled Prince Amid Rumors
Reported notes say the exiled prince is restored to royal rights with M Mironescu as premier and foreign minister Miahi Proocii as interior minister and General Condesco as war minister. Observers speculate on a possible reconciliation with Princess Helen as Carol’s return gains favor and son Michael again stands as heir.
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M. Mironescu
Miahi Proocii
General Condesco
Helen
Carol
Michael
Memphis Kicks Reds from Jail
Memphis police and the American Legion ended a clampdown on communist activity by releasing Professor Horace B. Davis his wife and Tom Johnson after overnight detention on threatened breach of the peace charges. They had planned a banned meeting to advocate racial equality, which authorities warned could ignite race riots. Johnson agreed to leave town following the talks with legion leaders.
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Memphis
Tenn
American Legion
Horace B. Davis
Tom Johnson
Davis
Southwestern College
Johnson
Ohio
Birmingham
Legion
Clifford Davis
William M Adoo Taken by Death
William McAdoo longtime New York and New Jersey political figure dies at 76 after a brief illness. Born in Ireland he rose from reporter to congressman and served as assistant secretary of war, NYC police commissioner, and chief magistrate. Survived by widow Eva Lee Tardy and daughter Eva. Funeral Monday at 10 30 a.m.
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New York
William McAdoo
City of
New Jersey
Donegal
Ireland
McAdoo
United States
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Eva Lee Tardy
Richmond
Eva
Oil Test Dusters Prove Boon to Cattle Raisers
Failure of oil drillers to strike oil is shown to be a boon for cattle raisers in the southwest. Once water-hole location was a grave problem for ranchers across Texas and nearby states. Oil test dusters have turned into waterholes, easing the drought struggle for ranchers.
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San Angelo
Tex
Southwest
Texas
Snake bites man as baby toys with tiger snake
In Melbourne June AP report William McClennan of Fawkner rushed to save his 12 month old son Robert who was watching a tiger snake suckling a bottle. The snake bit his leg when chased and was killed. no lasting harm to the child was noted.
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Melburne
Australia
William McClennan
O? Fawkner
Robert
McClennan
Absent Monarchs Honored at Washington Birthday Reception
A Spain embassy party in Washington marked King Alfonso's birthday with color and style. Madame de Padilla hosted guests including Rosa de Padilla and Madame Lucrezia Bori. Notables present were Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, James J. Davis, and Dr. Enrique Olaya as the event celebrated the distant monarch with festive elegance.
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Washington
Madame de Padilla
Alfonso
Spain
John B. Henderson
U. S
Lucrezia Bori
Metropolitan Company
New York
Rosa de Padilla
Nicholas Longworth
Thrilling Albanian trek ends in gunfire and hospitality
Harvard anthropologist Dr. C. S. Coon and his wife with Frederick Farnsworth finish a six month Albanian expedition. Gendarmes aid the work sharing data on regional racial traits. The party experiences feuds, host hospitality from princes, and intense local customs as they measure head shapes and handedness.
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Albania
C. S. Coon
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Frederick Farnsworth
Dibra
America
Doorn Hosts Historic Hohenzollern Gathering for Silver Jubilee
Doorn, June 7 AP A dozen or more happy faced strangers with children arrived at an old Doorn estate for the silver wedding jubilee of Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm and Cecilie. Attending were Mecklenburg and Hohenzollern leaders, with Princess Hermine and princes Fejitel Friedrich and August Wilhelm due, while Henry of Reuss and others sent greetings from Hamburg. The gathering marks the most notable postwar display of the historic royal line, aided by nationalist tributes in Germany.
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House of Hohenzollern
Germany
Frederich Wilhelm
Cecelie
House of Mecklenburg
Hohenzollerns
Brandenburg
Hermine
Kaiser
Fejitel Friedrich
August Wilhelm
Henry of
Reuss
Hamburg
Cuxhaven
Argentine
Cap Notre
Women’s Society
Nova Scotia Woman Becomes English Honor Guest
Jean Iris Howard, acting agent general in London for Nova Scotia, is among the few women honored by the Royal Empire Society. She notes initial doubts, but says she finds challenges easy as men praise women for worthy deeds. She handles trade questions, emigrant aid, passages, passports, lectures, and represents Nova Scotia in Britain.
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London
Jean Iris Howard
Nova Scotia
Royal Empire Society
Miss Howard
Two nice room apartments near downtown seek tenants
Well furnished units available at 133 W Wanda Avenue. Apply in person. 6-8-3t-p.
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Apply
Wanda Avenue
Assassination of German minister in Lisbon shocks Europe
An assassin, Franz Piechowski of Danzig with German papers, fatally shot Dr. Von Baligand, German minister to Lisbon, as he arrived at a pier after a call on Admiral Gladish. Piechowski, detained, claimed personal motives but police suspect possible Moscow involvement amid tensions with European authorities.
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Lisbon
Portugal
von Baligand
Danzig
Franz Piechowski
New York
Piechowski
Gladish
Koenigsberg
Dr. von Baligand
Moscow
S. C. Lewis Acquitted In Bribery Attempt Case
Sheridan C. Lewis, former president of the defunct Julian Petroleum Corporation, was acquitted in Los Angeles on charges that he offered a $10,000 bribe to a juror in a prior fraud trial. The verdict frees Lewis from the bribery allegations.
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S. C. Lewis
Los Angeles
Sheridan C. Lewis
Julian Petroleum Corporation
Decisive Battle Looms in China Near Yochow
Nationalist government troops and Kwangsi rebels prepared for a decisive clash at Yochow within a day or two. About 40,000 Nationalist troops had dug in around Yochow, with confidence in superior equipment though outnumbered. Martial law and tight patrols spread in Hankow Wuchang Hanyang as Changsha reported quiet after Kwangsi occupation.
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Hankow
China
Kwangsi Province
Yochow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Yangtse River
Hunan
Harnkow-Wuchang
Changsha
Truce Talks Fail As Masses Move Toward Key Cities
Fifty thousand troops began moving northward today with the aim of capturing the tri cities Han kow, Wuchang and Hanyang. The action signals a major shift in the frontline as forces converge on the crucial urban complex.
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Tri-Cities
Hankow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Plants too can take on that modish tan
Rochester researchers from the Mayo Foundation report to the AAAS that plant tanning is a darkening process caused by light exposure. They note leaves darken from either ultraviolet rays or infrared heat radiations, paralleling human tanning effects.
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Rochester, Minn
Charles Sheard
A. Frances Johnson
Mayo Foundation
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Jury Deadlock in Bomb Murder Trial Discharged
Rockville Md June 7 AP Jurors who heard evidence in the LeRoy Brady bomb murder trial were discharged late today after remaining deadlocked since early last night. Brady faced charges in the New Year s day blast that killed his brother s secret bride and two others.
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Rockville
LeRoy Brady
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