Bruning Cabinet Forced to Resign After Long Fight
Berlin May 30 AP reports Chancellor Bruning and his cabinet are ousted after months of opposition. President von Hindenburg will likely appoint a cabinet dominated by National Socialists as Adolf Hitler’s rise looms. Reichstag dissolution and new elections could follow as the government reshapes to amid crisis.
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Berlin
Molurioh Mrneaiage
Cigmers
Aosipemani
Pryadident
Bel
Hho
Sted i
Watvedelisted
Lev
Deeres
Whit
Adolf Virler
Electiaus
Vorifidenbure
Nationaliss
Reichstag
Hitler
von Hindesburg
Faranga Uw
Paul Loebe
Ted Belyyauae
Thas
Sal Pieuenings
Bruentag
Foreign Ministry
Massies End Rest Visit to Head Home From Winchester
Massies end rest visit in Winchester as Lieut Massie and his wife Thalia plan to depart tomorrow by train for New York after a week of hosting and visiting friends. Major Fortescue and Mrs Fortescue accompany them.
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Winchester
Mas Massie
Thalia
New York
du Yise
Masents
G Fortescue
Athletics Pound Nats For 13 To 2 Victory
In Philadelphia the Athletics routed the Washington Senators 13 to 2. Simmons and Dykes hit two homers each while Coleman added one. Pitcher Lofty Grove limited Washington to six hits and earned his eighth win of the season.
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Thiladeltina
Athletics
Washington
Simmons
Coleman
Lofty Grove
Senators
Philadelphia
Marberry
Spencer
Maple Grove
Cochrane
Government Leaders Compelled To Work As Nation Observes Holiday
May 30 report describes leaders of government compelled to work while the public observes Renovial Day. Washington officials remain at desks amid national tensions. President planned quiet retreat but stayed to handle urgent matters. Cabinet members and lawmakers attend ceremonies and public duties as Weather foresees sunny skies East.
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Ashington
Eentiele
Ariington
Wasmliner
Markle
Hobitvnee
Banis
Sulner
Washington
Hovel Men Plan 10 Oppose Days
Knoxville reports the hotel association passed a prohibition resolution urging support for anti liquor candidates. J A Saewu read a Palmer prepared by BV Seholt, Peabody Hotel manager, calling for the ban on sale and dispensing of intoxicating beverages. The measure aims to let citizens voice opinions and ease hotel operators from receivership due to liquor issues.
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Knoxville
Tenn
7 Ce
Tennessee
Thele
J. A. Saewu
Signat Moyeristite
Chattanonge
BV i Seholt
Peabody Hotel
Subute
AVG
Jlicnar
Reno Puts Brakes On Divorce Mill
Reno judges halt rapid divorce rulings with a flat rule effective Tuesday to curb confusion from one day procedure. The decision, by Judges B. P. Curler and Thomas F. Moyan, aims to prevent immediate decrees after suits and stop clerical mix ups including last minute license issuances. Hoover meets GOP leaders and the reserve bank governor on the revenue bill and budget economy prospects.
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Reno
New
Reng
Vlowsdown
B. PF. Curler
Thomas F. Moyan
Tkwag
Washington
Hoover
G.O.P
Reserve Bank
Memorial Day address links defense to courage of soldiers
On Memorial Day in Washington at Arlington National Cemetery former Senator James A. Reed and Henry L. Stevens Jr of the American Legion spoke on national defense. Reed urged steadfast resolve against pacifist critics while Stevens warned against unpreparedness and stressed preserving liberty through courageous service and American ideals for future generations.
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Lasipele
National Socialist
Thuason
Munich
Tle
Green
Ime
Carl Severin
Interion
Anil Groener
Wilhelm Groner
Reusa
Scomit Phups
Washington
T m Emory
United States
Arlington
James A. Reed
Missouri
Stevens
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
American Legion
Reed
Universal Congresses
Senate Deadlock Over Sales Tax In Revenue Bill
Washington May 90 President Hoover prepared a message to the senate on the sales tax in the revenue bill. Treasury estimates were under review as White House talks hinted more money might be needed. Senators Tydings and LaFollette led opposition with Democratic and Republican backing. 43 pledged to vote against the levy, signaling likely defeat.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Republican High Command
Uattle
Mills
Treasury
White House
Tydings
Maryland
Stacot
Nance Committee
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Harrison
Mississippi
LaQollette
Lindberghs Leave Sourland Estate for Englewood and Maine
Hopewell N J May 20. The Lindberghs have left their Sourland mountain home and are staying in Englewood with Mrs. Lindberghs mother Mrs Dwight W Morrow. They will divide their time this summer between Englewood and the Morrows North Haven Maine estate. State police communications equipment set up after the Lindbergh baby kidnapping March 2 have been moved to a police training school near Trenton. The kidnapping and murder investigation continues with no new developments reported by Col H Norman Schwarzkopf.
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Hopewell
N. 2
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
Lindberghs
Englewood
N. d
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Lindbergh
Wilburtha
Trenton
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Washingtons weaponless veteran bonus march camps in standoff
An 1800 plus World War I veteran group arrives in Washington seeking immediate payment of their service bonuses. Police and local leaders impose a 48 hour move limit to protect relief funds as marchers lodge in a vacant building and plan to pressure Congress to fund the $7.06 million bonus principle.
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Washington
Congress
Maryland
Glassford
Drom
Pacific Coast
War Department
Walter W. Waters
Capitol
Patmanibil
State Employes Get Last Payday
Nashville May 30 Today was payday for state employees. Comptroller Roy Wallace announced a total disbursement near 250000 dollars marking the last salary payment in the current cycle. UT faculty and normal schools did not receive checks. payment timing was not indicated.
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Nashville
Roy Wallace
University of Tennessee
Normal Schools
Wallace
New Orleans Vets Trek Toward Washington For Bonus Support
About 300 ex service men from New Orleans continue their long trek toward Washington to press for a cash bonus. They moved fifty miles to Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, mostly on foot, after spending Sunday in Slidell. They await transport, preferably by freight train, as police warn they must not commandeer vehicles.
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New Orleans
Washington
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Slidella
Slidell
Lake Pontchartgain
Paul E. Bonta
Ponta
Browne to Try Again as Bromley Off for Coast
Nat Browne the Texas flyer eyes a $20,000 prize for a Rome to Tokyo flight but his Seattle to coast attempt failed due to fuel line trouble. Bromley departs from New York for a continental leg to Burbank while Stanistan Hoauster retries a trans Atlantic bid from Floyd Bennett field.
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Associated Press
Sikes
Texas Rangers
Nat Browne
America
Japan
Seattle
Sever
Bromiley
Nat.c. Browne
Tol Yoim
Page Aix
King Carol Warned Of Death In Romania Turmoil
Vienna May 30 A veiled warning of death for King Carol of Romania and his companion Mme Magda Lupescu stirred Bucharest. The writer signs as History Parable and is thought to be General Alexandru Averescu, leader of the people's party. His recent writings imply threats against Carol and echo prior hints of dethronement and even the fate of Henry I.
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Vienna
Carol of
Romania
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Bucharest
Alexandru Averescu
Carol
Henry I
King Carol
People's Party
Indreptarea
McAlister Launches Speaking Campaign Attacks Patterson
McAlister opens his Democratic bid for Tennessee governor replying to Pope and charging Patterson with loyalty to the Hortis administration. He vows sweeping reforms and a housecleaning at the capitol, targeting finance and highway departments and insisting on economy and merit-based appointments.
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McAlister
Patterson
Trenton
Tenn
Hill McAlister
Lewis S. Pope
Malcolm R. Patterson
Horton
Tennessee
Pope
Campang
Finance and Taxation
Soag
Comptroller
Tee
Senate
Marton and
Lea
Wets Days Ready for Conventions
Washington May 30 Under pressure of shortening time political leaders and prohibition and anti prohibition militants have stepped up activity for the national conventions The Republicans with two weeks remaining canvass states while 34 groups of the 18th amendment conference plan a Washington meeting to finalize strategy and resist wet planks A national convention of women in Chicago June 13 will press both parties to keep prohibit laws unchanged The association against prohibition warns of a wet plank and a possible defeat for the party in November Democrats name 122 delegates Republicans 42 of 1154 total delegates for both parties
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Washington
Congress
National Conference of
Woman's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Chicago
Association Against the Prohibition
Earthquakes Alarm Residents in Mt Mexico City
Twelve shocks rattled Mt Mexico City alarming residents as officials assess damage. Meanwhile in London Prime Minister McDonald calls Lausanne reparations talks next month to shift to a world trade conference.
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Mt. Mexico
London
McDonald
Lausanne
27 Men Face Murder Charges in Harlan Trials
In Harlan iv May 30 27 men named in a new indictment face three murder charges linked to the Evarts battle that left four dead. Special Judge T McCregor will preside as Judge D G Jones handles Bell County matters. Defense leader U S Senator Robsion seeks continuances while Commonwealth Attorney Brock pushes for immediate trials. Jury prospects are doubtful due to local labor tensions. many indictments stem from coal field clashes.
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Harlan
Everts
Dadge T. McCregor
D. G. Jones
Bell
U. S
John M. Robsion
Commonwealth
W. A. Brock
Brack
Henry Oliver
Gaines Enbenk
Harlan County
W. H. Hightower
B. Jones
Evarts
Montgomery
William Burnett
Jim Daniels
Otto Lee
Howard Jones
Carl Richmond
Judge Jones
Robsion
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