Hoover coal price plan to be tried in national rollback
Washington June 12 The coal price controversy widens as Senator Walsh withdraws urgent demand for investigations while endorsing quick action if price rises persist. Hoover touts a program of moral persuasion to curb fuel costs with private coal groups pledging cooperation and departments promising support amid ongoing price reductions.
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Senators Demand Hoover Price Cut Dealings Probed
Senator Walsh urged using conch offices to aid the public and warned Congress may investigate and indict coal operators who used the Hoover price fixing agreement to raise prices. He said he would back Borah and delay action briefly to allow Hoover to seek price reductions through conferences with operators. If prices rise, the committee will proceed.
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Attorney General Asked to Indict Operators for Conspiracy
The attorney general would be asked to indict such operators for conspiracy.
VANDAL DODGES BRICKS AT Newark High School
A man disguised as a laborer emptied indelible ink on two stone columns at Wearny's new $1,000,000 high school in Newark New Jersey. He fled in a waiting automobile after bricks and stones showered him. Weeks earlier a similar threat letter from New York preceded the first attack. Carved stones had to be replaced to cover the stains.
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Crash Ends Eddie Rickenbacker's Flight Run
Eddie Rickenbacker’s cross country flight ended abruptly when his large metal plane crashed during takeoff at the airfield near Omaha while attempting to reach Denver. No one aboard was injured.
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Tenyearold rescues glasses from Kishacoquilla Creek
Lewistown Pennsylvania June 12 192? Francis Haggerty ten years old found and recovered a pair of spectacles dropped by a stranger after a baseball game. The boy felt with his toes through the high muddy Kishacoquilla creek and brought the glasses to the surface earning a five dollar reward from the owner.
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Frees Female Accused in Detroit Recorder’s Court
In Detroit Judge Harry B. Keldan acquitted Airs. Beasir Gutos, 19, charged with assault with intent to kill after she testified she shot George Viahos when he made improper advances and threatened her infant son. The case fragment notes judge’s ruling and defense statements.
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Firebugs in Belfast Hit Areas and Political Rally Bias
Belfast reports a busy night with six fires across the city including homes of Isabella McKenna and Patrick ONeill near Mather Asset County Derry. ONeill's home was set ablaze after a man was dragged from bed and threatened with death. Eamon de Valera spoke at Mallow urging unity among panel candidates, calling for a return to centralized authority after years of emergency powers.
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