Washington Glows with Monuments and Capitol Reflections
Washington presents grand monuments, parks, and the Lincoln Memorial as the Capitol domes rise near Potomac. Visitors are urged to tour Mount Vernon Highway and Potomac Park while enjoying rail travel and government maintained facilities at moderate prices. The Ulysses S. Grant lineage and stories of Washington’s era frame a patriotic guide for families, urging a visit to the old Supreme Court room and the Folger Shakespeare Library for a fuller sense of the nation’s history.
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Washington
Jung
Tyla
United States
Rallrosda
Potomac Park
Potomac
Lin
Mount Vernon Highway
Chile Rebels Seize Santiago as Montero Resigns in Turmoil
In Chile's capital rebels led by Dr Davila and Col Grove toppled President Montero after loyal troops clashed near the government house. Montero surrendered at 7 p.m. amid martial law as three were killed and about 60 wounded in the day’s fighting.
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Santiago
Chile
Juan Estaban Montero
Montero
Gorlos Davile
Washington
Jalning
Saldlere
Carlos Ibanez
Grove
Bartels
Lnter
Tie Junta
Hawaii Governor Sails for Mainland to Attend Daughter’s Graduation
Honolulu report says Governor Lawries Juda of Hawaii sails to the mainland to be present at daughter Helen Judd’s graduation from Mills College in Oakland on June 13. The trip follows a tense conference on Hawaiian affairs with Washington officials.
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Honolulu
Shine 4
Lawries Juda
Hawaii
Washington & Aliond
Mise Helen Judd
Millecoltepe
Oakland
Polish aviator Hausner aims for non stop Warsaw flight
Polish American flyer Felix Hausner left Floyd Bennett Airport in a rebuilt Diane and planned a nonstop route to Warsaw. After 30 hours with no sighting by the seven escort ships, coast guard stations watched the Irish coast for his yellow plane. Weather reportedly hindered progress with wind clouds and drizzle, while his wife Martha Wages Hausner waited for news, not urging worry before tomorrow morning.
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New York
INS
Stanislaus
Felix Hausnur
Warsaw
Floyd Bennethiirport
Heusner
Amuely
Etry
England
Hausner
Martha Wages Hausner
Radao
Europe
Pitets
Irish
College Proxy Is Victim of Mumps
Chicago reports that Robert Maynard Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago, is quarantined for two weeks due to a mumps outbreak. He will miss the commencement exercises and the annual audience gathering where he was slated to speak.
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Chicago
Rebert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Garrymore's Again Hosts 10 Stork at Hospital
Los Angeles report says John Barrymore, not acting, leaves Good Samaritan Hospital with a big baby boy. Dolores Costello, Mrs Barrymore, and the infant’s father are all reported doing nicely.
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Los Angeles
John Barrymore
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bonus Brigade Defies Police In Capital
Washington veterans camped in the capital refuse to leave as police warn evacuations by Thursday. A 15 member committee distributed a written statement headed The Defy declaring intent to stay until the bonus is paid. A June 13 Capitol demonstration ahead of a House vote on Patman bill drawing 148 signers to push the measure. Estimates of attendance range up to 10 000 en route nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Capitol
House
Ways and Means Committee
Parnzan
Yau
Cleveland
Bruce
Von Papen Threatens Papers in Berlin Story
Berlin June 4. Chancellor Von Papen using interim powers after Von Hindenburg dissolved the Reichstag threatens to suppress any newspapers criticising Mitchviller while accusing Alex Nachond at the German embassy in Washington during the war.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Frank von Papen
Nudists Defy Threats At Camp Olympia Utopia
In Highland New York on June 4, nudists at Camp Olympia Tubmed ignored police warnings from Ulster County and Esopus Township. The group, including a former minister and other professionals, continued activities asserting their right to undress in defiance of authorities.
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Eastern College
Iller Says He Was Hired in San Francisco Case
Verne Doran, a convict formerly under parole, confessed to killing Mrs. Jessin Scott Hughes, wealthy widow, in what he claimed was at the urging of Frank Egan, the district attorney’s associate. Police sought Doran following the confession but could not locate him.
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San Trancieco
Verne Doran
Frank J. Kean
San Francisco
Jessin Scott Hughes
Egan
Doran
Tonlehb
Bean
Albert Tintin
Lawmaker Again Assails Tax Evasions and Refunds
Washington June 4. Rep. McFadden Republican Pennsylvania charges that hundreds of millions of dollars have been diverted from public funds by tax evasion and refunding practices known to Treasury officials. He accuses present and former Treasury officials of failure to collect all taxes due and granting large refunds.
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Washington, D. C
Toreasury Department
McFadden
Republican
Pennsylvania
House
Brenitry Department
Four Die as Auto Hits Truck on Valley Boulevard
In Los Angeles four persons died and two were injured when their car sideswiped a truck on Valley boulevard near Puente while en route for a night of dancing. The dead are Mr and Mrs Pred Stevens L V Grewell and M Soles. Injured are Mrs Grewell and Mr Soles. Investigating officers found broken liquor bottles at the scene.
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Los Angeles
Jnne
Valley Boulevard
Puente
Pred Stevens
L. V. Grewell
M. Soles
Wolfe Campaign Opens in Greenville for Governor
In Greenville Texas M F B Wolfe a Dallas cotton merchant opened his campaign for governor promising a conservative approach and to avoid mudsling He said he would conduct his campaign in a straightforward manner in the town where he spent his boyhood days announcing his bid as a Republican or independent candidate and stressing economic reform
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Grossmilly
Texas
FB. Wolfe
Dallas
Wolfe
Georgia U Names New Dean of Physics Head
Dr J L Menavon, head of the physics department, was named dean of the University of Georgia by the board of regents tonight. He succeeds Dr S V Sanford, who becomes university president.
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Georgia U
Athens
J. L. Menavon
University of Georgia
Board of Regents
5. V. Sanford
University
Weather Outlook for San Antonio and Nearby Areas
Partly cloudy with probable showers Sunday. Temperatures range from around 70 to 88 degrees. Fresh southerly winds. Peninsula and western regions may see showers, with southeast winds and scattered thunderstorms in West Texas. Additional forecast details on page 2.
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Sam Antonio
Texas
House Adopts Conference 3 Tax Measure
Debated for hours the House approved the Senate House conference report on a 1,118,500,000 revenue bill. Representative Charles R. Crisp led the report’s passage as voice votes carried the adoption. Lawmakers lamented none agreed to a general manufacturers' sales tax while noting the bill balances the budget.
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Washington, D. C
House
Dramally Epeed
Senate-House
Charles R. Crisp
Georgia
Senate
Monihey
Poweredis
Congress
Crisp
Snell
New York
Levy
Johnsoh
South Dakota
Ways and Teans Committee
Manu
Oywinte
Mexico quake toll officially zero dead reports
Mexico City reports official casualty list from yesterday's earthquake. The quake hit southern Mexico with Calima bearing the worst damage. Seventeen bodies recovered from homes in Calima, about 200 miles west of One capital. The toll cited as zero dead and many wounded, with continuing rescue efforts.
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Mexico City
Waa Ui
Tony
Mexico
Calima
Calimu
Taxpayer Cries Out at Continued Congress Abuse
The American taxpayer pleads that government waste and extravagance imperil his finances. He accuses officials of ignoring his suggestions on funding and condemns their conduct as unresponsive and detrimental to national progress. He vows reform as service terms end.
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Palitch Straits
Tam
Russia
Tim
Invalid Thinks He Is Burden, Kills Self in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on June 4 a man identified as John B. Glasner, an invalid husband, shot himself after reportedly believing he was a burden to his wife. The tragedy follows the era's cautious reporting on suicide and personal hardships.
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Oklahoma Gity
John B.glasner
Panama braces for election trouble amid military lockdown
Panama reports heightened security as troops guard borders and canal zone poles. Firemen deployed and many Americans leave Panama City over the weekend. U S forces stand ready to intervene at a moment’s notice if protests erupt around the presidential election.
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Colon
Panama
INS
Canal Zone
Panama City
Senate approves ten percent pay cut for federal workers
The Senate passed a 10 percent pay cut for government employees with a $1,000 exemption, saving about $194,600. Active military, riders, and certain high earners are excluded. Along party lines, Progressive opposition failed to delay the vote as attempts at more exemptions were defeated.
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Washington, D
Senate
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Federal Farm Board
Classified Ads Page Snippet With Listings And Rates
A garbled column of real estate and room rental notices appears, listing houses, rooms, rates, and addresses. It mentions prices such as 39.00, 35.00, 565.00 monthly and includes entries like 117 Wiger and 204 Sm Bedro with various monthly amounts. The text mimics a historic classifieds section inviting readers to request a copy for more details.
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Tony AP Amartnwat
Claes Et
Henin Ady
Hervé
Sinan
Han Filton
Finree
Kalinin
Marin
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