Pay Cut Hits Army Officers In Senate Bill
Washington June 5 8 The economy bill pending in the senate would cut officer pay by 10 percent for all salaries 2000 and over with a 1000 threshold. enlisted personnel are exempted. Subsistence allowances and quarters payments drop 40 percent and per diem rises to 6 a day with no expense accounts required. Retired pay also affected except disability retirements.
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Panama election results claimed by rival parties
In Panama two liberal factions claimed victory as partial counts favored their candidates. Manuel Arias, Liberal, and Francisco Arias Parres, Renovation Liberal, campaigned for the presidency amid incomplete tallies. Separately in Chicago, Armour and Co. announced a further ten percent wage cut effective June 14.
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Tax Bill Advances to Senate for Vote
Washington June 6 The House okays a massive revenue bill amid debate over a consumer tax on electricity and power firms. Senate action expected before nightfall with President Hoover likely to sign. If passed, new excise taxes take effect in 15 days and run eight years. Adjournment unlikely before the Republican convention opening June 14.
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Romanian Premier Forms New Cabinet Under Vaida Voievod
Alexander Vaidevoevod succeeded in forming a new Romanian cabinet today after King Carol instructed him to frame a government. Vaida Voievod was asked yesterday following Nicholas Titulescu’s report that he could not form a ministry to replace former Premier Nicholas Jorga.
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Alexander Vaidevoevod
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Carol
Nicholas Titulescu
Nicholas Jorga
Egan Oue 10 Surrender! San Francisco Public Defender
Frank J. Egan San Francisco's suspended public defender disappeared after a grand jury indicted him for the murder of Jessie Scott Hughes. Attorney Wincett Hallinan vowed surrender at 10 am Pacific time. Police found Egan's car 30 miles south near Emerald. Hallinan called the indictment a police frame. Egan, beneficiary of Hughes's will and life policies, vanished after her body was found. Former chauffeur Verne Doran had confessed and named Egan as the instigator.
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Jessie Scott Hughes
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Egan
Public Defenders
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Grand Jury
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Hattom
Cavalry to Venture Into Manchuria War Front
The office announced Japan will deploy cavalry units to Manchuria to meet special tactical needs in the campaign against Chinese loyalist insurgents. The move follows a decision to replace an unspecified number of Japanese troops with cavalry in the theater.
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War Office
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Vandeville Star Plans Divorce From Tack Pures
New York gossip column reports that Vandeville Star and Tack Pures have agreed to a trial divorce. The pair, long associated with the Hole Best Yorker theater scene, announced the decision yesterday in a brief public statement.
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Tavio Tesm
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Tack Pures
Flood Waters Recede in Alberta After Heavy Rain
Flood waters in Alberta recede as rains in the mountains ease and rivers fall. Wide areas remain covered in mud and debris, with lingering damage and cleanup underway in affected communities.
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Calgary
Teller
Grocers Debate Beer and Wine Sales at National Convention
The national association of retail grocers plans a convention debate on repeal of the alpine pie amendment and the future of beer and wine sales. Jones, a featured commentator, outlines the agenda as members discuss regulatory changes and retail strategies.
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Matianal Association of Retall Grocers
Rooseveltites Offer Full Control in Democratic Convention
Washington June 6 Roosevelt leaders map strategy to use their strength in the Democratic convention to place a permanent chairman candidate Jolettehouse or Walsh, choose Hull to head the resolutions committee, and discuss abrogating the two thirds rule for future conventions while retaining it in 1922. They warned they will push for an end if needed as Shouse allies watch. Congressional leaders Dill Hull Cohen Wheeler joined weekend talks.
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3000 Driven Back in Jobless Protest
DETROIT June 6 a crowd of about 2000 men attempting an unemployment demonstration at the gates of the Mack avenue plant of the Briges Manufacturing company were driven back today after a brief struggle with 50 policemen armed with tear gas bombs and Tal clubs.
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Briges Manufacturing Company
Sunbeam Crew Rescued After Boat Sinks Off Isla Todos Santos
Sunbeam, an American motorship, caught fire and sank off Isla de Todos Santos at dawn Saturday. All crew members were saved. Government caretaker Sandusky Ohio reports the incident and notes federal stewardship of Johnson's Island Cemetery where Confederate prisoners buried. Formal ceremonies were held yesterday.
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Uhion
Unclear OCR weather and financial report segment
Fragmented text from a historical weather and financial update includes precipitation notes, deficits, and mixed city weather observations. It mentions Teras and New Mean Velie helen, various locations, and a jumble of numbers, times, and phrases. The readable content is too garbled to extract a cohesive event or summary.
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Earhart Honors Unknown Soldier in Paris Ceremony
Earhart Putnam laid roses on the grave of the Unknown Soldier and placed a sheaf at the foot of the Lafayette Escadrille monument. William F. Loomis, an American who flew with the Escadrille, praised her act and marked her jacket with Flying Corps insignia, calling her a honorary member.
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Paris
Amella Earhart Putnam
Unknown Toldier
Lafayette Escadrille
Willam F. Loomis
Flying Corps
Woman Swallows Pins Treated At Local Hospital
Daisy de Leon a 28 year old resident of 208 Ripford street was rushed to Robert B. Green hospital Monday after accidentally swallowing two pins that lodged in her throat. An unrelated report notes an engineer was killed and several train crew members injured when the Milwaukee Southwest Limited derailed at a washout near Durand, Alabama, on June 6.
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Ripford Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Durand
Southwest Limited
Milwaukee Railroad
P. Asks Permit for Loan on Bonds
Washington June 6 The Southern Pacific railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to pledge 35,636,106 of Central Pacific Railway company European loan bonds for 1911 as short term bank loans. It also sought to guarantee these bonds and use them as security for notes to meet temporary financial needs in the coming months.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
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