GOP Senators Seek Vote On Tariff Bill In Senate
Republican leaders in the Senate aimed to secure a vote on the tariff bill by week’s end. Senator Simmons of North Carolina blocked a late roll call on the supplementary conference report with the flexible clause, while Norris of Nebraska urged simultaneous consideration of both reports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Today
Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Committee
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Senate
House
Congress
Family trio among seven struck by car on Keyser road
Three members of the Walker family died and seven others injured when an automobile driven by John Kiener of Keyser struck them on the Keyser Cumberland road near Keyser. The car veered on a curve as the Walkers returning from Dawson were walking on a secluded section. Kiener was detained for investigation.
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Associated Press
Keyser
W. Va
Keyser-Cumberland Road
Here
Faye Walker
Barbara Walker
Junior Walker
John Kiener
Dawson
Indictments Return 125 Defendants in Kansas Liquor Case Probe
A federal grand jury in Topeka Kansas returned 44 indictments naming 125 defendants in a probe of liquor offenses and Jamaica ginger sales. The indictments follow a prolonged investigation by federal authorities into illegal alcohol activity in the state.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Mississippi Lions to Send Delegates to Denver
Mississippi Lions clubs will send five delegates to the international convention in Denver this year and invite the 1931 meeting to be held on the Mississippi gulf coast. E. A. De Miller Biloxi named district governor and Cosman Eisenbradth Biloxi named secretary. Earl Wingo Hattiesburg retiring district governor received a wrist watch. The next convention will be at Biloxi.
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Meridian
Miss
Mississippi Lions Clubs
Denver
Mississippi Gulf Coast
E. A. de Miller
Biloxi
Cosman Eisendradth
Earl Wingo
Hattiesburg
Byrd's Antarctic expedition heads for New York arrival
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd and crew sail from Canal Zone toward New York aboard City of New York and Eleanor Bolling, expecting to dock around June 19. The two ships portioned farewell in Panama amid rain, flag frayed by Antarctic gales, with no losses and all but five already ashore.
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Eleanor Bolling
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Would Extend Time for Bridging Old Man River
The time to start and finish the Mississippi river bridge between New Orleans and Gretna, led by George A. Hero and Allen S. Hackett, would be extended three years from March 6, 1920, under a bridge bill. The measure advances to the president. a similar three year extension applies to the Baton Rouge bridge project by the Baton Rouge Mississippi River Bridge Co.
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Washington
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Gretna
Louisiana
George A. Hero
Allen S. Hackett
House
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Baton
Dynamite at Capitol and A Notorious Affair Review
Film notes praise Cecil B. De Mille's Dynamite as a major talkie triumph with striking mine-set climaxes and strong performances by Charles Bickford Kay Johnson Cynthia Crothers and Conrad Nagel. Billie Dove shines in A Notorious Affair with solid support from Basil Rathbone Kay Francis Montagu Love and Kenneth Thomson.
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Cythia Crothers
Conrad Nagel
Talking Screen
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Miss Johnson
Hollywood
Julia Faye
Robert Edeson
DeMille
Capitol Tomorrow
Billie Dove
First National
Vitaphone
Pus’ Rathbone
Paul Gherardi
Kay Francis
Montagu Love
Kenneth Thomson
I C Investigators Tie Two Men to Yazoo Rail Wrecks
Natchez Miss June 5 Local officers and Illinois Central investigators say they have evidence tying two jailed men to a series of malicious Yazoo and Mississippi Valley passenger train wrecks. The suspects names were withheld pending the complete inquiry. Sheriff Walter P Abbott hopes for an early solution. Two train men died and several were injured in the derailments and wreckings.
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Natchez
Miss
Illinois Central System Today
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley
Walter P. Abbott
Delicate Relief Promises For Nervous Women
Delicate poised women troubled by high nerve strain and pains find relief with Capucline a liquid remedy that soothes nerves and eases headaches neuralgia and back pain. It acts quickly compared with tablets and powders contains no opiates and is sold by druggists in 80c and 60c sizes.
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid claiming weight loss of fat in 8 weeks. It promises increased energy, clearer skin, and a zestful sense of well being. The offer notes an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and a money back guarantee if no health improvements are seen.
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Kruschen
Collens’ Pharmacy
Bryan's Daughter Wins Democratic Nomination in Florida
Returns from Florida primaries indicate renomination of Ruth Bryan Owen in the fourth district and Tom A. Yon in the third. Owen led with 39,960 votes over Dewitt T. Deen, while Yon showed a growing edge over Sidney J. Catts and J. Harvey Bayliss as results stalled toward a runoff.
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Fla
Ruth Bryan Owen
Tom A. Yon
Congress
Florida
Owen
Dewitt T. Deen
Daytona Beach
Yon
Sidney J. Catts
J. Harvey Bayliss
Yen
Pri
Runoff Needed After No Candidate Secures Majority
A note indicates a runoff is required when no candidate earns a majority. The text references Mary and two high candidates amid a remote possibility of a direct victory. The statement outlines the electoral rule governing runoff elections.
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Mary
New Orleans Plans Drive to Raise 20000 Red Cross Relief
Citywide appeals are being made in New Orleans to meet the $20 000 quota for flood relief in the Red River valley. The local Red Cross chapter general board met to outline a spirited fundraising campaign.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Red Cross
Red River Valley
Dual killing shocks Earlham Iowa farm family
Byron Swallow, a farmer near Earlham In June 5, shot and killed his wife on Tuesday, wounded one son, and then killed himself. The incident occurred on the family farm and authorities investigated the domestic tragedy as a murder suicide.
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Byron Swallow
Tuesday
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