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Salt Lake Tribune (Newspaper) - June 25, 1928, Salt Lake City, UtahThe weather continued warm Mon Day tuesday probably unsettled and Pooler settlement prices Silver wac Lead Copper Zinc vol 117 no 72 Telephone Wasatch Salt Lake City monday morning june 25 1928 Wasatch 590 18 Page five cents senator Gooding of Gem state Dies Idaho Junior Solon succumbs at Home of his daughter had been in 111 health for some time re cent surgical patient state builder senator Frank r Gooding prominent in Idaho political and business life for Many years passes away Lees Ftp Relief Pilot joins Long list of victims when his ship is crippled Iff j Gooding Idaho june 24 1 Benator Frank r Gooding Idaho i Junior senator and one of the states leading political figures died at his daughters Home Here at p m today senator Gooding was known to have teen in poor health for some time and recently underwent an operation in the Mayo Hospital at Rochester career Ono of most dramatic in nation a his death brought to a close one of the most dramatic careers in Idaho history born in England in 1859 he came to America with his parents he was years old and won ils Way to an honoured position in the United states Senate his name was Best known in connection with various rate Bills one of which bearing his name has been acclaimed As one of the most aggressive Bills in the history of railroading tame into prominence governor in hectic Days senator Gooding first came into prominence As governor of Idaho Dur ing Tho hectic Days surrounding the trial of Tho late Bie Bill Haywood w charged with the murder of governor Frank Steunenberg in the Early years i of the Century his unflinching demands that Hay Wood and his alleged accomplices be brought to trial despite almost Dally threats against his life won him a firm place in the esteem of the Pao ple of the state following two terms of governor or Gooding returned to l direction of fils sheep business but in 191s returned once More to Politi Cal activity As candidate for the sen ate Defeated once by Nugent but later swept state to was Defeated by John f but As candidate in 1920 was swept into office with the Harding Odmin is ration although a native of England Frank r googling often was described As a typical his Progress As a Westerner May be Maicl to have started when he became b homesteader in Idaho engaged in tha cattle business and interested himself in politics and the affairs of the state i eventually he ranked As one of the 1 largest Stock raisers in the state was elected governor for two terms and then United states senator came from England at 8 years of age senator Gooding was 8 years old when his parents brought him from England where he was born october 16 1s39 the family settled in Michi Gan and the future senator received his education in the Public schools of Paw Paw after nine years the fam ily moved to California and when continued on polje two column tout six living survivors sixteen silent men is tragic score of italia doomed Man carries keys of his jail i cd tango trl Liine str ice i Lexington june 24 Beale under death sentence in Wyoming county West Virginia across tug River from Here carries the keys to the jail of the county where he is a Pris Oner in name Only it became known Here today he is the most prisoner in the state and has never made any move toward escape he is charged with the murder about two years ago of mrs Eissie Perdue whose body was found in the tug River Beale denies any guilt the West Virginia supreme court upheld his death sen tence new developments in the Case led to execution being deferred associated press deputies vote e Rome june 2i urn Berto Kolle cast away since slay 23 when the dirigible italia was wrecked on the Arctic ice has been rescued but the five other members of i group still Are marooned according to Brief official reports that were received by radio today unheard of also remain the seven members of his party carried Awn with the bag of the italia the thre who started to walk to land on Sla 30 and the six would be rescuers in i 17 r the French seaplane which carried 1 insists of int arcement of Roald Amundsen on a Rescue expedition swedish aviators won the credit for making the first actual Rescue one of their planes equipped with run ners made a bold Landing near Nobles Camp on an ice Floe it took off with Tho wounded Leader but utuh5 Boll foes concede new York governor enters contest with majority of votes delegates find there Are no cold Baths in the convention City singing Good time All along but too warm i to warble in Texas by enormous majority chamber fixes Coin at u s Money eighteenth amendment without quibbling Paris june 24 French National legislature today enacted pre Mier Poincare plan for stabilizing the franc the opposition in both the chamber of deputies and in the sen ate was practically nil the Senate voted tonight 256 to 3 in favor of the measure earlier the chamber of deputies had passed the Bill 450 to 22 therefore when the Money sex crashed when the Pilot tried several hours later to repeat his feat Rescue plane crashes seeking second passenger apparently therefore the number of marooned men remains the same As before the heroic Effort the general was carried Bathe res Cue plane to an Island in Hin Lopen Strait the body of water which separates West Spitsbergen from East land there he was transferred to another swedish machine a sea plane and transported to Virgo Bay this Harbor sixty Miles North of the regular base of the Rescue operations at Kings Bay was the base selected by the swedes for their efforts a message to the Cotta do Llano Nobles ship brought her posthaste from Kings Bay and the rescued Man was restored to the care of his countrymen information on mobiles condition is lacking the identity of the swedish pilots concerned in the Rescue is Uncertain associated press staff Houston Texas Juno writer 24 the prohibition Issue was picked up today by senator James a heed of Missouri in his dogged drive for the democratic presidential nomination As he waved the Banner of impartial enforcement to the dry forces lining up against Al Smith the missourian placed his Origina objection to the eighteenth amendment on the same ground As Wilson that it was an invasion of the police Powers of the but he announced today that the eighteenth amendment will stand until and unless the moral forces of the nation become convinced that there is to Deal with the plans fight w h Stayt ii who opposes Moo Clys dry stand at convention by Harry j Brown staff correspondent Houston Texas june some warm reception handed out by Houston to the train weary delegates from Utah Idaho and other North West states As they rolled into the democratic convention City at 5 Oclock this afternoon in fact to far As warmth of greeting is concerned the whole state of Texas has done itself proud this Livelong Day rom Dallas to the scene of impending tribe and Jollif cation it seems there ire times when even Tho Al Smith enthusiasts of Utah confident that heir Choice will be the Choice of the turn their talk to the Cather the special in charge of e Wilkinson District passenger agent of the Missouri Kansas Tex As at Salt make City made Good on he Promise to break Speed records Between Ogden and Houston it clipped off a full ten hours from the regular running time a fact of which the passengers were not unaware even if the going was a bit rough in consequence but Evcic convenience minority group refuses to admit Smiths nomination and opponents show no sign of surrender by James l Williams associated press staff writer j40uston Texas june 24 Smith tide rolled Tran Quilly Onward tonight in this democratic convention City As the 1100 delegates gathered to nominate a candidate for presi Dent there was no argument Over the claims of the new York governors friends that he would enter the balloting thursday or Friday of this week with a Clear majority of the convention votes a minority group however still refused to concede Smiths nomination which would require a two thirds vote and to Stem the flow to Ward him Long enough to push another candidate to the fore with the convention just thirty sir hours away the Smith managers went about quietly and without ostentation among the arriving delegates on every hand they exhibited Eil reme Confidence that their Man upon whom political Fortune has smiled consistently would be accepted us the Leader of his party on a very Early ballot there was no sign of a surrender however in the ranks of those who elected to carry on the fight again by Smith among the minority Candi dates themselves Reed of Missouri George of Georgia Hull of Tennessee and Hitchcock of Nebraska were in the thick of it but it was noticeable everywhere that whatever bitterness might be Utah delegates right up front at convention West and South to hold Baldhead Row seats plan shows which under humanly could to provided climatic conditions prevailing mrs Coolidge now recovered attends Church Brule june 24 favored by sunny skies and extremely pleasant weather the first time in ten Day president and mrs Coolidge motored Over from Cedar Island Lodge to Brula today and at tended services at the Little White washed congregational Church it was mrs Coll does first appear Ance at Church she seemed to be completely removed from the illness that for a time looked serious and she rave the Hundred Odd people crowded into Tho Church a most gracious governor Theodore Christiansen of Minnesota and mrs Irvine wife of the former Wisconsin senator Werp among the congregation Fol lowing sen ices they chatted briefly with or and mrs Coolidge John Taylor the Blind Lay preacher from Duluth was again in the pulpit taking the tenth chapter of John for r text he preached on the Good filling his Sermon with naive homilies that smacked strongly of outright evangelism i Tell you he said the Devil is on one Side and Jasus is on Tho other and there both fighting for us All of the Chang Tsoglin buried Shanghai China june 24 Chang Tson a dictator of peking was buried today at Mukden when he died from wounds received who his to Nln was bombed following the nationalists capture of peking changes open tomorrow the franc will have a Legal value of cents in american Money the stabilisation is on the basis of 65 12 milligrams of Gold nine tenths Fine to the franc More Tham 100 members of the chamber abstained from voting but an analysis of the ballot showed that these were individual abstentions Only Xone of the principal groups not even the socialists went on record As opposing the measure in principle the plays debate brought out a Deal of party politics the Radical and socialist groups aiming especially toward proving that Poincare scheme was a logical outcome of their own policies which had been adopted by the Union government so far As party lines were con Ernid however the band Wagon was crowded tonight the stabilization Bills were at once to the Senate the finance com it tee of that body already had Dop cd them in principle considering heir general aspects while the de ate was going on in the chamber of deputies there was therefore no out but that he Bills will be Law y monday morning the Only change in the original rafts made in the chamber was the option of an amendment providing or the coinage of 20franc Silver uleces in place of the 5franc Silver Oins provided for in the original text the Bill As it reached the Senate authorizes coinage of Goiri Lees and 19 and 20franc Silver pieces while theoretically anyone can so too is the reason for taking off the ice first it is known that he was injured when the italia crashed but it was understood that he was recovering from his hurts however he asked advice a few Days ago by radio on How to treat his leg and exposure May have brought some form of illness to him another member of mobiles group Natale Cecconi chief technician of the italia suffered a broken leg in the wreck the others at Nobles Camp Are lieutenant Alfredo Al Gelleri of the italian Navy Gluseppe Biori radio operator Filippo Troiano Engineer and professor f Behounek a Czechoslovakia ii meteorologist then there is the swedish Pilot of the plane movie Queens Are clouding platforms the trip tip jjo0ston Texas Jane 24 following three events have caused More talk at the conventions than key note fess forgetting his speech first Mary Pickford nicking Tho government for three thousand Bucks Mary is not Only our sweetheart but our Best bargain Hunter Thea Mae Murray with no prelim Inary Advance notices has a baby sixteen months old which was thought an in teat even in the movies then Tom Heflin platform collapses that waa the first platform crash of the political season two others will follow in order yours will p is As Cool and sober As Beverly kills change the worn Little paper notes for right new sold and Sliver coins to Morrow it will be Many months be fore the Man in the Street finds him self receiving and dealing out hard Money it will take time to mint the coins and France Wilt take no Chance o a run on the Bank of France until recently restored Confidence becomes a Well rooted habit there Wili be bars of Gold St the Bank for Bis transactions but Tho peasants of France Are famed for their Woolen sock storage of coins and they will not be trusted with a Chance to away so much of the yellow Metal that their country credit will be endangered they will no riven Silver coins gradually arid there will be enough of these to re place the Small Bank notes completely in the end of 1m2 by James l West associated press staff Houston june 24 upon making Harmony the of their 192s convention democratic leaders were moving today to have All controversial questions affecting the party platform disposed of i the resolutions committee thus avoiding any first on the floor whether this program could be car ried out appeared to depend largely upon texas1 fighting governor Dan Moody who rame to Houston today from the state in Altol and conferred with some of the dry leaders retarding the prohibition Plank he declined to make any statement but said he expected to have something to say tomorrow there Are several schools of thought among the delegates As to the dry Plank the Ultra Drys Are seeking an outright endorsement of the eighteenth amendment and the volstead act with 1 declaration against any repeal or modification the loss Radical would he satisfied with a Plank Simi Lar to that adopted by the republicans at Kansas City in which the eighteenth amendment was named while others hold that the 1w4 declaration Somo better Way liquor inputs upon enforcement of eighteenth amendment the Constitution and the statutes must stand and be obeyed unless they Are he declared or re pealed in the manner and form Laid Down by the Constitution there Shufu a Beno Eva slams there should be no attempts to their destruction by going on with his Promise to fight to tha end of the the Silver haired campaigner opened fire with Tho prohibition Issue during a Busy Sabbath for the Las ditch anti Smith factions arrival today of governor Moody of Texas brought about a new series of conferences among the South Erners and the Drys and there were predictions tonight that a cohesive anti Smith organization would be set up within a few hours Reeds attitude grated avidly by anti Smiths the Reed pronouncement which had been heralded since yesterday was seized upon eagerly and in some in stances enthusiastically by the anti Smith groups who still were working on the quiet it was regarded in some quarters As the first pier in the Bridge Between the dry South and the heed the Reed statement which came after a series of conferences Between Tho senator and representatives of Many groups also set Forth his views on the platform and took a slap at that horde of rafters bribe mongers continued of fare co linux today fell Short of bringing personal Comfort to the travellers How could even Al Smith enthusiasts be comfortable when Tho Mer Cury in the car thermometers passed the 95 Mark and halted Only because that was the top of the tube some body found a thermometer at the station at Smithfield the last Stop before Houston it registered 104 the entry of the delegations from Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada and neighbouring states into Houston was not at All according to plans it had been intended to pause at the station and regale the natives and the reception committee with a collection of songs composed in route but it was too hot spirits were too Low the natives of the Cool cities of the Mountain states were not to patrols unable to find Schooner reported struck a Kwh York june 24 Frugard patro1 boats searched the seas for Law enforcement would be sufficient liquor Plank problem of platform makers the problem filing Lite platform 1 who will go to work after the opening session of convention tuesday a to Frame a Plank which will satisfy these elements within the party j aside from prohibition the other Oifer controversial question is that of farm i Relief there is diversity of Opin Ion on that subject with most leaders of Banies rat Light on the new Jersey roast in vain today for the Schooner which the Ellithorpe of the new tax line Outh Nunilo from Poison for Galveston reported rimming guard her Rei through to Texe opposed to an endorsement of any particular plan Sich As the fee of the ill they favor a rec the plier it of the Industry and the party Noces Tho the Trike Lii Thorps Iverc that she Harl Rammer an i pary Steps to Correct the situation senator of unidentified and immediate Braskin who of i his for the presidential Ca column j funerals pass j i without police activities in it to nil patrol stoats out Side at Oclock they received a message from the read lip am after finding no Trace of it was frred that h Schooner and its Crew were i1 pointed out pm Reno r b that the freighter might Hivo rammed Rice of we vac in Tho and darkness and Macht have Nils Iakon it heavy Rains to Texas par1 Texas 24 j recover Irp from of in Lynn is today int Here n red 1 measures for the of order in Rod ceased the of foul up Dirch Ami or Rne party Deru Les no Shol Down in Harp pase1 Slih of today 1h tin is regarded As ror Roal i hear radio Tell about big meeting or Hough arrangements with isl and associates the Tribune will present to people of the inter contain Region the most Complete radio service Ever attempted when the democratic National convention opens at Kansas City on tuesday the com plete service of the National broadcast company at hous ton has teen obtained and will be broadcast Over isl and will lie Given to listeners in front of the Tribune by the tribunes Public address sys tem Graham Mcnamee greatest of radio announcers who served at the Kansas City convention will again be at the microphone an electrical setup in the convention Hall will allow the broadcasting of All speeches and announce ments As Well As the music cheering and other thrilling features of the convention the radio service will be ail from the fall of the Gavel Lis Tea Ersin the Gavel Tho invocation the keynote speech the appointment of committees the committees reports the discussions the tabulation of votes the Nomi nation and the cheering it will All to brought direct from the convention Learly and so faithfully re produced that listeners can feel the very spirit of the convention proceedings you Are invited to tune in on Kasij or to come to the Tribune and hear the events is they happen the task when they reached sea level continued on Faga column six lose lives in automobile at crossing Topeka june 24 six persons were killed five of them in when the automobile in which they were Riding was struck by Union Pacific passenger train no 137 Abou four Miles West of Topeka this morn ing the sixth victim died before so be taken to a Hospital the dead All of Topeka w d Frye mrs w d Frye Otto Dunlop 22 son of mrs Frye by a former marriage Mac Gertrude Harritt mrs w a Thornbury Thelma Louise Bradshaw 4 grand daughter of mrs Thornburg the car was demolished and the wreckage and bodies strewn All along the track for a distance of 100 feet the party was returning to Topeka after attending an Odd Fellows meeting at Manhattan the crossing is an one California seeks Plank favouring Boulder project Houston Junn 21 an at tempt to pet a in the demo cratic platform i flaring in favor o the Boulder Canyon dam project wll initiated join narrow by supporter5 of the propos Ril who have arrived in the City it is expect cil that whoever is selected to represent California on the conventions resolutions committee we sponsor the presentation of the Plank a draft of which a ready has been made the profit Chi i move of the Moulde dam proponents undoubtedly will Mee with opposition from Arizona an Utah inasmuch a members of congressional delegations from to states have flush passage of swing Johnson by in both the the Senate mexican nonstop fliers forced to land at Tampico tamp1cc june 21 Pacheco and Kritz by Corr mexican fliers who of off front Windsor i Ontario morning on a non 1 Stop Flicht to Mexico City landed Here i at this moral no Owins to a j Ink of they plan to refuel ind flight to Mexico City As soon As 1 the said Juicy i Hart a Varvir in he across the i United which prevented them i from the they had Cal tru Lateo to were cons Mockly l Rise when landed for a time will urge democratic Plank abolishing 18th amendment at Houston by Walter associated press staff Houston Texas june 24 two Camps one wet and the other dry mustered their forces today for the fight each will make to have their widely differing views on prohibition accepted by the democratic party whether the Battle will turn into a major engagement that must be settled ultimately on the convention floor or a skirmish that will be decided in the resolutions committed remained problematical in both groups however there were ome who expressed belief that the spirit of party Harmony Jas gaining n upper hand and from several ers there were predictions that the prohibition Issue would be smoothed Houston june 14 tons from two Western and two Southern states Wilt occupy Baldhead Row during fits scr Len of demo cratic convention the final seating arrangement shows North Carolina and Tennessee occupying the Choice front chairs of the two Center sections with the for Mer to the left of the platform facing the speaker and Tennessee to the right Utah on the left Wing and Nebraska on the right will take up sixteen seats each in tha front ranks of the flanking sections immediately behind the tar Heel delegation in the left Center Section will be Alabama famous while to their right in Back of Tennessee thirty chairs have been set aside for the Kentucky group the California delegation will be Good hearing distance right behind Alabama and will be followed in the order named by Louisiana Vir Ginia Minnesota Hampshire Kew Mexico Iowa Georgia Ted mis Souri in the right Center Section be Hind Kentucky two rows of fifteen seats each will be taken by emissaries from Mississippi behind them South Dakota North Dakota and Oregon will split up two More rows with the rest of this Section being occupied in the order named by Montana new York Porto Ulco South Carolina Maryland and Texas arizonans twelve delegates each with half a vote will sit immediately behind Utah in the left Section with fermenting in democratic ranks still Ivas carefully kept under control the Smith people mustering the greater convention strength were doing Little coasting they seemed to be Well satisfied with the situation As they found it in Houston and expressed that satisfaction to inquirers but that was about Rill they had to say some workers forthe minority claimed to have assurances that they could hold a sufficient number of sup porters to veto the Smith nomination by registering More than on third of the convention votes against him others in the anti Smith Camp were not so sure the Smith managers recalling almost unbroken precedent asserted the convention would never Doxon a candidate who registered a majority and that Many of the of posit Loa votes would be in their mans tit behind the closed doors of the Ommittee Leader son both sides put in a Busy if conferring with their respective Eute Nants with governor Dan Moody f Tho Center around which the one dry forces collected and William i Stayton chairman of the Board of he association against the pro Hibl Ion amendment taking the leadership Mong the of standout wets Stayton will seek amendment repeal Moody arrived in the City Early in he Clay but declined to make any statement he announced however hat to probably would have some Hing to say tomorrow whether his respective announcement will come n tha form of a statement or at a breakfast to be Given in the morning by Tho dry forces at which he is scheduled to speak was not disclosed Sti Tyrnn upon his arrival Here announced that he would sock incorporation in the party platform of a Plank coat Noel of column these states following Arkansas Connecticut Illinois Vermont Florida Ohio Maine Colorado Massachusetts Georgia Michigan Hawaii Virgin islands Alaska canal zone and Phil a planes in the far right contingents Kansas Hlll be among the front rankers be find Nebraska followed by Delaware new Jersey Indiana West Virginia Wisconsin Washington Pennsylvania Wyoming Nevada Rhode Island Dis i rect of Columbia Idaho and okla Oma an aisle running the Width of the Nail win separate the delegates from the alternates Missouri has ninety three fear Only one behind the big Gest chair monopolise new Tork pursuers and pursued in Mexico still on run column after the favorite sons had had their fling a repetition of Madison Square fiasco there were indications that an of Ort would he made to prevent plat orm disagreements revolving around Robin lion and Relief from ire Alterik of Trie floor of the Conven Tion and bringing discord such As that which marked the gathering in new York four years ago speculation was concerned chiefly with what kind of in enforcement Plank Smiths sup porters would want him to stand on should he win the nomination to those who merely wished the convention to place the party on As Favorin enforcement of All Laws there appeared to be no difficult task ahead but there seemed to be quite a formidable element insistent on Matching the action of the cans in Kansas City last week specifically naming the eighteenth amendment As one which should be made effective whether these diver gent views could be harmonized in committee remained to be likewise in the Case of farm re Lief delegates were arriving tonight with demands that the party go fur coat Ned of Paft column explosion injures sailors on Board docked Tanker Mexico City june Federal troops today continued their Hunt for tha bandits who kidnapped w m Mitchell and John f Hooper american mining men yesterday but no word came from either the pursuers or the pursued the american consulate at Guadalajara told the embassy Here that they had received no of the two men who Are he ing held for j1500 Ransom the mexi can government offices had no re ports Totive out write your own views of the tribunes news daily special services to serve its Public one attribute of a newspaper is that it must educate As Weil As inform thirst the Public the expenses paid including transport Tion Lod firs meals thus the winning letter writers can have a vacation trip and invite r companion s Nyrl the will foot All and More knowledge has Rule Giitl this service of a newspaper one of is contest now open so get into it Early the contest is now open Here is the Way to set in St accompanying this article is a Ruest Lonnale listing most important the Tribune always anxious to give its renders what they want and Kest available presents daily is n of its very Many the articles of Frederic j Anskin tog other the supplementary questions and answers and the tribunes Washington service the a skins feature is just of j Der news columns of the trip the very Many or suing features which pre what you like and dont like the offers its readers in about the news the Telegraph Ilii Ion n its service the news and the state of Itali Idaho and Wyoming then rodder the general policy of the in presentation of new Beaumont june 24 Talian sailors were in a Hospital Here his afternoon two possibly fatally injured As a result of an explosion Early this morning on Board the ital an Tanker Catena As she Lay at thew Magnolia Petroleum company docks the most seriously injured was Vincent d Albia ships cock who was standing watch at the time of the explosion he and another of the sailors Are in a critical condition the other six in the Hospital Are expected to recover sixteen men were brought to the Hospital in ambulances and of them were later released the fumes collecting from gasoline loaded in two hatches became ignited while the Crew was asleep in its quarters just Forward the wind carried a Sheet of flame into the Crews quarters sixteen of the men were burned before they awakened there were 35 men in the Crew several ran to the deck and threw themselves into the water swimming ashore safely Quick action by Magnolia Petroleum company firefighting apparatus prevented tha Blaze from reaching the mar body of the Gas olints in Board is believed the vessel can sail within four Days Amelia Earhart shows Europe Shes real flier lox Don june 24 mined to show Europe she can Pilot a plane despite the fact that she did not handle the controls of the Friendship on its transatlantic flight Amelia Earhart today stole most of the tribunes regular Fea Tures scan that list decide which he features Are greatest asset i f the tribunes and then ill out then is of the Day fam turf in the j0 Many of firms and the Tribune a intr to a nov were Busy answering i what its think about Oieni inquirers of legion woman kills self i tune c i of mrs Anna k 1 Rio the of miss Haven Secretary Kie legion a Ticic a shed at her Ioimo of Here who they read and what they dont and in Jupt what think fit Thi Tribune summer vacation trips will a splendid result to this offer ins its readers in ration trip Rithor Petrk t o n for the two litters in what i i hint of of the Evrit to Croyden new a Moth plane for More than a hour miss Earhart said she enjoyed return to the air and she Provet it by Moth plane on the of it win be Crusen sent to the de states for private you have considered them sit Down and write words no five is two Vest letters s two with in 1 Fri tiap to in int i Mirn url is a trip is All More on i think of the Tzib in Cotis Derins to vicarious features their Worth and Appal or ii skin for instance Dally writes an Iti formative on subjects of through the Aid of n corps of research workers in is ame authoritative articles on from to Strawberry planting his article or plainly written East to and of wire interest to Fiton put they everybody with a Field seed production not 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