France proposes quota truce at world conference
At the world economic conference in London France proposed a quota truce allowing ongoing quotas to continue indefinitely while maintaining some restrictions. The plan excludes agricultural products and contrasts with the American push for immediate abolition of embargoes and quotas. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald said currency instability could not block the conference as committees work toward stabilization.
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London
France
United States
Return of State Hall
Switzerland
Stucki
Ramsay MacDonid
MacDonald
Washseeton
Bme
Roosevelt denies trip to London amid travel rumors
The secretary to President Roosevelt denied reports the President planned to sail to London aboard the cruiser and swing by the world economic center. The denial clarified no immediate plans for a London crossing or related voyage.
Devoted Mrs Pusateri Stands By Husbands Fight For Life
After the shooting at the Pusateri home, Mrs. Augustus Pusateri faced police and press with remarkable calm. She managed her husband’s business, selected counsel, posted bond, and thanked officials for their courtesy while recounting the night’s tragedy with restrained emotion. She showed no anger toward either spouse or the woman involved, expressing regret over the affair and lingering affection for her husband.
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Ermatrude McCoy
Augustus Pusateri
Pusateri
Ethel Pusateri
Old Sol Beams City Swelters in June Heat
Portsmouth endured another hot night with the official weather service recording 86 at 11 am Friday. The week set all-time June heat records as 93 on Thursday and 100 on Wednesday, though only a few prostrations were reported amid high humidity and forecasts of partial relief later in the weekend.
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Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Columbus
Navy prepared to take Macon airship ceremony
Akron Ohio June 28 The U S Macon airship largest in the world is assigned to the navy with Rear Admiral Ernest J King to accept and Captain Alger H Dresel to be its commander at a formal ceremony on the air deck where it was built costing 2450000 dollars. Captain Dreger will issue up ship command as the Macon sails toward Lakehurst New Jersey en route to Sunnyvale California in October.
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Navy
Alger H. Dresel
Dreger
Macon
King
Lakehurst
N. J
Sunnyvale
Calif
Woman Dies in Bathroom in Kentucky Home
Mrs. Harriett Lovell, 74, was found dead in a Dravo Kentucky home bathroom about midnight Thursday. A heart attack caused death after she had been dead about two hours. Survived by three other children Ralph at home Mrs W A Foster Dravo and Mrs Kelly Edminister Man Rev Gur Ye burial planned at Point Rome with undertaker K Vanee.
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Vanceburg
Harriett Lovell
Dravo
Frank Lovell
Ralph
W. A. Foster
Kelly Edminston
Rome
Oedertaker K. Vanee
Ohio Governor backs anti trust law change to aid recovery
Governor White supports a bill by Senator Waldvogel to suspend or repeal Ohio anti trust provisions to align with Roosevelt's national recovery program. The measure would make federal approved industrial codes operative in Ohio and empower local trade groups to adjust policies accordingly.
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Ohio
U. S
Associated Press
Columbus
Roosevelt
Edward M. Waldvogel
Hamilton County
White. Co
White
Waldvogel
Federal agent slain in liquor chase in Iowa
In Oskaloosa Iowa peace officers hunted liquor runner suspect Claude Ridout after a five mile chase during which federal agent Harry Elliott of Des Moines was killed by a shotgun blast as he tried to arrest the suspect and A A Murphy of Spencer was wounded but will recover. The shooting followed recognition of the couple’s coupe.
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Associated Press
Murphy
Claude Ridout
Creston
Oskaloosa
Sons Join President On Vacation Cruise
President Roosevelt sails off Portland Maine anchored in Chandler's Cove with three of his sons aboard during a vacation cruise. The weather and naval observations accompany the early morning activity as the president scans the skies aboard the cruiser rendezvous.
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Associated Press
Portland
Roosevelt
Chandler's Cove
Ohio to Create Three State Boards for Licenses
Ohio Governor White signed three bills creating state boards to supervise and license milk dealers barber and beauty parlor operators. The move comes as a tax program stalls and anti trust reform moves are urged to aid Buckeye industries. The legislature adjourned for the weekend as a racing bill advances with a four member commission to oversee pari mutuel betting machines and receipts.
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Coolumbus
White
Edward M. Waldvogel
Hamilton County
Senate
House
Racing Commission
Five Indicted For Excessive Loans At Cleveland Bank
Five members of the Standard Trust bank executive committee in Cleveland were indicted for granting illegal excessive loans to its affiliate Standard Investment. Named are William E. Telling Stirling Smith Alvanley Johnston Frank E. Wright and J J Klima. Smith pleaded not guilty to three counts of a prior indictment for false entries.
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Cleveland
Standard Trust Bank of Cleveland
Standard Innvestment
William E. Telling
8S. M. A. Corp
Stirling Smith
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Standard Trust
Frank E. Wright
Midland Finance Co
J. J. Klima
Broadway Sand, Gravel and Stone Co
Ohio Truck Body and Wagon Co
Smith
Eight Phone Firms Cleared by Commission on Dividends
The commission reports eight phone companies have been rehabilitated to its satisfaction. An informal inquiry found unearned dividends dating back two years.
Water Mouth Break Repairs Stop Leak In City Project
A repair crew fixed a break in the main water line at the port area diverting Walter Price’s route. The disruption ended without affecting residents or commerce.
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XN & OW
V. MC. A
Walter Price
Arms Control Seen By Davis Hints International Supervision
Norman H. Davis the U S ambassador at large on his return from Geneva signaled that security pacts as disarmament hurdles are yielding to support for international arms supervision. He noted progress toward a framework for discussing Britain draft convention and stressed a cautious, non crusading U S approach.
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Associated Press
New York
Norman H. Davis
United States
Geneva
Davis
Hoover to oversee Stanford history archive project
Former President Herbert Hoover arrives at Stanford University to organize and oversee the Hoover war library overhaul. He will direct storage, classification, and research planning for a vast archival collection, with some material possibly edited for publication and much kept sealed for years.
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Stanford Library
Stanford University
Calif
Herbert C. Hoover
Stanford
Hoover
Hoover War Library
University Associates
Mitchell May Try Comeback In Wall Street
New York June 23 Wall Street expects a comeback by Charles B Mitchell acquitted of evading 850 000 in income taxes the former head of National City bank is likely to retain a prominent position in the street speculation centers on his returning as head of the second largest bank in the world he is a substantial stockholder in it the stock 35000 shares is oral on a loan Mitchell obtained.
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New York
Wall Street
Charles B. Mitchell
National City Bank
Mitchell
Court action halts repeal referendum in Ohio
A state supreme court ruling temporarily halts the Mosier act referendum to decide retention or repeal of the 18th amendment. Judge Howard L. Bevis issued an alternative writ delaying certification of the Anti-Saloon League petition returnable July 3. Governor White set November 7 for delegates to the repeal convention as the dispute unfolds.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Howard L. Bevis
Anti-Saloon League
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
Sidney G
Drys
Goa
Stricker
Bevis
Buck Flinches Under Quizzing In Kidnapping Trial
In Barnstable Mass on June 23 Kenneth Buck and his brother Cyril faced blistering cross examination in Barnstable superior court as they deny roles in kidnapping 10 year old Margaret Peggy McMath. District Attorney William C Crossley pressed questions while the McMath family listened and laughed at the mention of a shadowy figure Bill.
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Barnstable
Mass
Kenneth Buck
Barnstable Superior Court
Bill
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
William C. Crossley
Kenneth
Cyril
Harwich Center
Crossley
Neil McMath
Dayton Man Shot and Friend Abducted by Five Men
Francis Lepper 42, of Dayton Ohio, was shot in the neck and wounded early today near Chicago. He says five men forced them to the curb, then abducted his companion Frank Comer 22, also of Dayton, taking him in a separate car. Lepper was treated at a hospital.
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Chicago
Francis Lepper
Dayton
Frank Comer
Lepper
Comer
Call Believed From Mattern Sparks Russian Message
Wireless stations across the North Pacific picked up a barely intelligible Russian SOS and aeroplane call today. The signals referenced Jimmy Mattern, the missing round‑the‑world flyer, with Fd Stevens and a Bremerton naval radio operator noting the burst from what may be a Russian ship. The call letters read RMAZ, linked to Vladivostok Station RMAZ.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
North Pacific
Jimmy Mattern
Siberian
Fd Stevens
Bremerton
Stevens
Vladivostok
Hopewell Home Sold to Run Children's Welfare Center
The Hopewell residence of Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh, linked to their kidnapped son case, will become a children welfare center under High Field corporation. Incorporation papers filed with County Clerk Gustav Bach. James M. Phelan named statutory agent. trustees include Col and Mrs Lindbergh Dr Abraham Flexner Col Henry Breckenridge and Owen J. Lovejoy. Purpose listed as to provide for the welfare of children including their hospitalization.
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Jersey City
N. J
Hopewell
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Owen J. Lovejoy
Search Widens for Two Aviators in Mexican Hunt
About 10,000 soldiers and many civilians scour southern Mexico for Capt. Mariano Barberan and Lieut. Joaquin Collar who vanished after last seen Tuesday near Villa Hermosa. The pair were en route from Havana to Mexico City completing their Madrid to Seville air journey.
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Mexico
D. F
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Villa Hermosa
Tabasco
Havana
Mexico City
Seville
Spain
Sera See
Fatal crash claims Brows and injures Nis
Westfield Ohio reports Jane D Brows of Athens killed last night in a single vehicle wreck. Jobe Nis om of Westfield was seriously injured. accident description mentions a pole and a damaged adult streetcar.
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Westfield
Jane D
J. G Brows
Athens
Jobe Nisom
Small Pleads Not Guilty To 2 Indictments In Court
Judge McCurdy rules against defense demurrer in intoxication case. Small pleads not guilty to two indictments in common pleas court and is released without bond pending trial. Trial date set for next week with attorneys ordered to seek an early trial.
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Horace Small
Municipal Court
Russell K. McCurdy
Common Pleas Court
Small
Emory F. Smith
Justice of Pease
Smith
Sear
Justice of Peace Court
Common Pleas
Cutor
Co. M. Searl
Miller
Searl
Fitch
McCurdy
Justice of Peace
Police
Probate
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