Ambiguous Concord Reached On Tax Plan in Senate Talks
Senators forge tentative agreement on distribution tax plan and raise issues over rates and revolutions. Roosevelt era references appear in discussion of excise and surtax adjustments. negotiations hinge on a 7 percent tax and broader distribution framework, with final decisions uncertain.
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Washington
Willy
Todig
Senate House
Senate
Quinn
Levin
King D
Utah
Hono
Secu
Confesses to Slaying Girl in Golden Gate Park
Police announced Walter, detained after the murder of Louise of Ogden Utah, in Golden Gate Park, where the nude body was found. He allegedly strangled her when she resisted, a method resembling an earlier Cousins girl case. An attorney reportedly pressed for rights as homicide inspectors questioned him overnight.
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Walter
Boston
Hall of Justice
Ted
Nob Hill
Strade
Ned
Louise
Ogden
Utah
Straw
Golden Gate Park
Mob spirit flares in Wharton Texas after fatal stabbing
In Wharton and Matagorda counties a mob formed after the fatal stabbing of Tim Simmons, a special officer, as a crowd of Black residents reportedly sought to calm tensions. Unable to locate the suspects in jail, rioters set fire to a cafe in El Campo where Simmons was stabbed during a dispute at a celebratory gathering. Simmons fired twice, wounding two assailants before dying.
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Wharton
Tex
Matagorda
Tim Simmons
Tne
Bay City
el Campo
Simmons
Roosevelt era reshapes Senate committees after Fletcher probe
Ambitious shifts sweep the Senate Banking and Currency Committee as the Roosevelt era prompts new chairmanships. Senator Carter Glass heads the Bank and Currency panel while lawmakers like McKellar, Rivers, and Hilliard Say are noted in earlier appointments. The turmoil follows Fletcher and Trammell probes, signaling a broad realignment in the next Congress.
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Coty
Senate Banking and Currenty Committee
Duncan AL Fletcher
Fiorwit
Roosevelt
Pletcher
Rehatar Park Trammelalan
Floriday Re
Senate
Carter Glass
Kenneth McKellar
Irene
SA Navde
Raines
Softball Opens as Park Fans Pack Memorial Park
Page 4 reports a softball opener drawing about 1000 fans with warmups and rebates. Liberty OFRW and Sophek lead the opening day, while Byster and Lea join the lineup. League play begins with Campbell Smith and Ritchiv indicating Condenvwl Mik Company teams in the Lenin League.
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Saf Thal Sense Memorial Park
Wodeague Gralacwuce
Liberty
Byster el Sophek
Lea Jolns
Redliss
Cgiphell Smith- Ritchiv
Indica Condenvwl
Lenin League
Gaia
Ati Bartry
Lebanon Cub Scout Troop 10 to organize with Rotary sponsor
Registration opens Monday night at Scout headquarters near Miller Jones shoe store on the east square. Boys aged 8 to 12 may apply at 7:30 p.m. Ed Gullion Jr. named Scout master as the troop affiliates with the national Cub Scout organization for the first time in four years.
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Lebanon
Rotary Club
Scout
Miller-Jones
Hoye
Ed Gullion, Jr
National
Cut Scout Organization
Death of Mari Gorki at 67 in Moscow obituary notes
An obituary notes the death of Mari Gorki, aged 67, in Moscow. It highlights a controversial career, mentions early life in Russia and ties to a notable arts and science patronage, and hints at a continuation on another page.
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Moscow
Thepteichev Kievagne
Amd
Anton Une Ritson Inaanes
Sipietavende
Iver
Bane
Isitiaaty
Corky
Famiens
Nijei
Russia
Hagiaversary
Gotks
Hen Downey Anders
Pitched Battle Disrupts Kent Plant Work
A skirmish erupted at the Black Device Company plant in Kent injuring several workers. Six new workers were reported killed or wounded as a ceasefire collapsed, delaying production and prompting a temporary halt in firing. Investigators moved in as tension spiked around the plant site.
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Kent
Obing
Son of Gov Curley Hurt in Auto Crash
Boston June 1R Paul Curley son of Governor James M Curley injured today when his auto collided with another car and hit a telegraph pole. Police took him to City hospital for a deep laceration over the left eye. Miss Alice Stevens 25 of Roxbury riding in the other car driven by Charles R Holeman was slightly injured.
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Boston
Paul Curlison
James M. Curone
Young Curley
City Hospital
Alice Stevens
Charles R. Holeman
Roxbury
Lebanon Lions Club Outing at Park
Twenty nine members and two guests enjoyed a fish fry organized at Mechial Park by the Lebanon Lions Club. They then played softball and shared in a meeting, with members including John Willan, MillerS and Pharies, and Jack McDaniel, a Democratic National Committee member, mentioned in attendance along with Karl Good from Velacity.
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Te Dehanan Dione Lab
Mechial’ Park
New
Athlon “Eld
Typles
Mughi
John Willan
Millersand Pharies
Bisceby
Graef
Jack] McDaniel
State of Washington
Karl Good
Vela City
WPA Radio Forum Set for Saturday
The WPA announces a Saturday radio forum in Memorial Park to explain the federal Works Progress Administration program. County WPA supervisor A T Whitmore arranged the event with Ralph Bowers installing a park radio system for clear reception. State and district HQs join 614 cities nationwide in the broadcast heard on WLW WMAQ and WTAM with Harry L Hoy attending.
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Mwm
Charles Ro Deets
Boone County
Harry L. Hoy
nieWile Radio
WEA
Lebanon
Cudith
Lawson H Brown dies from injuries after wagon accident
Lawson H Brown prominent farmer died from injuries suffered near Lebanon when a wagon wheel passed over his chest and he received a severe scalp wound. He was found by Mrs Brown about five o clock Wednesday evening after helping with a harvest at a nearby farm. Brown was born in Morgan.
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Lodelordinary
Vain Tih
Niles
Lebanon
Lawson H. Brawn
Mes
Brown
Hawad Stable
Mere Biswas
Mra
Ay Gan Vetion
Hayash
Ae Rothuchend
Browne Tiphissisiane
Browns
Mer
Morgan
Harmony in Democratic ranks eyed by Indiana governor
Indianapolis June 18 Governor Paul V. M. Nutt said he planned no dismissals of key officers tied to Greenlee’s gubernatorial bid and aimed to reinstate harmony in the party. He backed Lieutenant Governor M. Clifford Townsend for the nomination, denied reprisals, and said he had shaken hands with Greenlee after the defeat.
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Indianapolis
Paul VV. M Nutt
Fepa
Hurme
PF K Greenlee
M. Clifford Townsend
Paul Bry
Harry McClain
Clem Smith
Ami al Johnson
Greenlee
Sam
Public Welfare Jobs Announced In Indiana Panel
Indianapolis June 18 Wayne Coy state department director announced appointments in the newly created Indians Department of Public Welfare for the first time naming a woman to the state clemency commission John H Klinger of Newcastle former junior secretary to Governor McNutt and clemency member was named director of the division of public welfare corrections Miss Mildred Arnold of Springfield Illinois named to the panel
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Indianapolis
Ind
Department of Public Welfare
State
Wayne Coy
Weltural Department
John H. Klinger
Newcastle
Paul V. McNutt
Clemency Commission
Divic OP
Mildred Arnold
Springfield
Ill
Two Beattie Family Fatalities In Electrocution Accident
In Plainwell Michigan a storm caused a high tension line to snap and ignite a chicken coop. Father John Beattie 55 and son Earle 23 died while aiding son Louis 14 after he was knocked down by 4800 volt current. Louis was hospitalized with injuries.
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Plainwell
Mich
John Beattie
Earle
Louis Beattie
Louis
Lou
F Well
Gun Lake
T Sera Dwight
Louis Schmeling Fight Postponed to Tomorrow Night
The heavyweight bout between Max Schmeling and Joe Louis was postponed this afternoon after a boxing commission meeting led by General John J. Phelan and promoter Mike Jacobs. Schmeling and Louis had already left the venue, hoping the delay would not affect their readiness, with medical staff noting Schmeling's steady composure ahead of the rescheduled event.
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Newe Yorks
Suns
John J. Phelan
The
Boxing Commission
Mike Jacobs
May Schawling
Germany
Joe Louis
Detroit
Chiccoo
Unis
S V Incent Nardiello
Sehmeling
Max
Insect Plague Hits Plains Crops Across States
Grasshoppers and chinch bugs threaten bread supplies as drought and insects devastate wheat fields from Montana to Nebraska. North Dakota’s Walter Welford calls governors of five states to coordinate livestock feeding aid and insect control. Weather bureau eyes hoped rainfall to ease the damage as eastern Montana reports early losses.
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Agricul Witeigly
Weather Bureau
Middlewest
Northwest
Walter Welford
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnevota
Montana
W Omites
Illinobis
Towa
Katéas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Coloradio
Wisconsin
Missour
Nebraska
Sunflower blooms on state capitol in Democratic stronghold
Springfield June 18 Sunflower insides Democratic area reports a wild bloom on the state capitol grounds. The flower, a symbol of Kansas, is linked to the Republican nominee and suggested to have grown after last year’s race pants convention. Observers offer theories from dust storms to seed dispersal with no clear origin.
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Springfield
Kesas
French strike touches American Hospital in Paris
Paris June 18 A cabinet council approved reforms amid a growing industrial crisis. Strikes reached the American Hospital in Paris halting operations and leaving patients and nurses on minimal rations. Measures include labor representation on the Bank of France regents and dissolution of rightist and militia groups.
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Paris
Bank France
Board of Regents
France
Raye
Bank of France
Lsbor
Bank Prince
Labor
Labor Federations
Civis
Vincent Adnel
Chamber of Deputies
Micresta
Bank of Vrance
Roger Sulengre
Col. de la Rocque
Lecky Luciana Sentenced in New York for Vice Lord Case
In New York on June 18, "Lucky" Luciano, a vice lord, was sentenced to 30 to 50 years in state prison by Supreme Court Justice McCook. Luciano muttered a remark as the judge spoke and several co-defendants received various sentences, with some cases adjourned to July 1. Multiple defendants faced ranges from 2 to 40 years, while three others had sentences postponed.
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New York
Charlie Lucky" Luciano
Supreme Court
McCook
Lucky
Thomas EB. Dewey
Dave Betillo
Amy Frederico
Lorguori
Jo" Abie Wahrmann
I S Pennochhio
Jack Ellenstein
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Currency Bods
CUB Scout
Hergtoce
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Gov Curley
Lebanon Lions Club
WPA Radio Forum
Boone
Lawson H. Brown
McNutt
Senate Munitions Committee
Sena
Lerte Ihe
Nye
Ae Wu
Senators Park
Misteuri
Minority Report
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Epiata Et
HH Elias
Louis-Scrmeling
Sunflower
Democratic
Lecky
Luciana
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