Brock and Schlee Break Record in Eastward Flight
Jacksonville pilots William S. Brock and Edward F. Schlee arrived at Jacksonville Airport after a 12:55 p.m. landing, then planned to depart for Jacksonville Beach on their bid to complete a round trip to San Diego in under 30 hours. They shaved the previous 1922 record by seven hours en route, with a coast-to-coast pace of about 15 miles per hour and good flying conditions.
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Overnight News Guards March to Aye
A brief item notes guards marching at night to a location named aye with disciplined formation. No additional context or names clearly readable.
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Eldorado Daily News experiments with no murder front page
Eldorado Arkansas reports the Eldorado Daily News will feature no murders on the front page as an experiment. Readers from ministers to grocers objected, while seven local churches and civic groups passed resolutions endorsing the policy.
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Morrow Wins Republican Senate Nomination in New Jersey
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow defeats rivals in a four corner primary sweep to secure the Republican nomination for the U S Senate. He carries all 21 counties, leading over Franklin Fort and Joseph Frelinghuysen as results roll in with most districts yet to report. Fort and Frelinghuysen concede.
Tribune pledges to pursue Lingle murder inquiries
The Chicago Tribune editorialized on June 18 about rumors surrounding police reporter Alfred Lingle’s death. It vowed to investigate all leads, defend Lingle’s memory, and aid the grand jury under States Attorney Swan Son and acting Police Commissioner Alcock as city officials weigh continued police leadership.
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Jake) Lingle
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Police Commission
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Prof Bristol Dies In New Haven At 70
Professor William Henry Bristol, inventor of the Bristol phone and recording instruments, and president of the Bristol Company of Waterbury, died today at New Haven hospital. He was 70.
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New Haven, Conn
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New Haven Hospital
Aged Cherokee Woman Dies in Talmequah Oklahoma
TAMLEQUAH Okla June 18 AP Mrs Martha Lucretia Gulager a Cherokee and aunt of Will Ropers died at her home yesterday She and her late husband YF Gulager were known for their educational and religious work in territorial days Newark NJ Morrow wins Republican senatorial nomination by large majority.
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Martha Lucretia Gu-lager
Will Ropers
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YF. W. Gulager
Burns Decides Tonight on Senate Race in Tennessee
Nashville June 18 AP Joe Burns sixth district representative plans to announce tonight if he will seek the Democratic nomination for the junior U S senatorship. He has not indicated his decision and faces no opposition at home. Other Democratic candidates include Brock McMillan Neal Hull Todd and Dodaon. Republican entries include Divine for long term and Meacham for the short term.
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Tennessee
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William FE. Brock
Henry H. Horton
Lawrence D. Tyger
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Benton McMillin
John R. Neal
Knoxville
Cordell Hull
Andrew L. Todd
Marfreeabovo
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D. W. Dodaon
Paul E. Divine
Johnson City
F. Fodd Meacham
Chattanooga
Republica Ition
Cannon Defends Against Tinkham Libel Claims
Congresswoman Cannon accuses Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts of libel via public statements about his use of funds. The dispute centers on $48,200 from E C Jameson for Hoover campaign efforts and $65,300 in donations cited by Jameson, with Cannon denying full reporting and Tinkham repeating charges of corrupt practices. A lobby committee report included Cannon testimony but no action recommendations.
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1930 Census Figures Show City Populations Rise
Census figures list Flint Michigan 156,422 a gain of 64,823 or 70.77 percent El Dorado Arkansas 16,420 up 12,533 322.4 percent Sioux City Iowa 79,031 up 7,504 10.95 percent Erie Pennsylvania 115,875 up 22,502 21.1 percent Evaraville Indiana revised 103,151 up 17,887 20.9 percent Indianapolis Indiana revised 362,564 up 48,370 15.3 percent Washington Senate confirms Legge as farm board chairman Forbes as ambassador to Japan.
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Weather Report Teases Change in Tennessee and Virginia
The forecast notes fair skies in Tennessee with a significant temperature shift by Thursday. Virginia sees partial cloudiness with possible showers in the extreme east this afternoon or tonight, then partly cloudy conditions and little temperature change with light southwest to west winds.
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Virginia
Sackett Speech at Power Conference Sparks Berlin Debate
In Berlin on June 18 more than 1,000 engineers gathered for a world power conference as Ambassador Frederic M. Sackett announced the full text of his speech despite objections from power magnate Samuel Insull. The address notes that the price to consumers can exceed production costs by fifteen times, prompting controversy among attendees and delegates including Oscar C. Merrill.
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Bolivian revolt under Hinojosa with Villazon capture
AP dispatches report a Bolivian insurgent movement led by Roberto Hinojosa claiming major gains including the capture of Villazon near the Argentine border. Wires down and censorship hinder reports while officials in La Paz dispute the scale of the revolt and several cities show unrest.
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Twelve Vessels Win Race To Beat New Tariff In New York
In New York a fleet of 12 ships cleared customs before the new tariff took effect saving importers hundreds of thousands of dollars in duties. The Olympic led the group, arriving just before the old rates expired, while fog halted several others including the Manuel Arnas and San Jacinto.
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New Tariff Rates Take Effect Under Hawley Smoot
The Hawley Smoot tariff law became effective today with 1122 new gate schedules to be operated by customs overnight. Customs offices opened at eight this morning for declarations not filed by yesterday’s close. Treasury study groups of 16 experts were assembled to draft enforcement regulations, with full operation expected within ninety days and possible reorganization of the tariff commission by the president.
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Hawaii Immigrants and Travel Restrictions
The passage states that travel between the continental United States and Hawaii is unrestricted. Immigration into Hawaii is subject to the same restrictions as on the mainland, indicating no special leniency or limit for Hawaii beyond federal rules.
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Alaska
World Reacts to Tariff Passage Across Nations
International reaction to the Hawley Smoot tariff law spans retaliatory moves by Canada enforcing countervailing duties on U S imports, Belgian and Spanish officials weighing measures, and press commentaries from Havana Paris and Rome denouncing U S economic policy as imperialism.
Tariff reprisals start under Canadian countervailing duties
Ottawa June 18 AP Higher tariffs on a dozen commodities imported from the United States went into effect today under countervailing duties adopted with the budget May 1 The plan is for Canadian tariffs to match the rate the United States imposes on the same goods entering from Canada Potatoes will be hit by the Hawley Smoot measures and countervailing duties Canada shipped potatoes valued at 1 173 179 to the United States in the last fiscal year at a 50 cent per load tariff Under the new regime the barrier applies both ways flour grain cattle meats eggs and butter are among other affected commodities
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