Illinois Ninth On Repeal Ter
Illinois ninth on repeal ter as states vote for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Indiana move toward repeal spreads with favorable results from Evanston and other cities, while Oregon Salem approves beer sale after June 15. Voter turnout varies with heat and farming schedules across states in this third Midwest test.
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Treas
Bishpp
James Cannon Jr
Tilingis
Middle West
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Rhode Island
Wyaming
Nevada
Massachusetta
New Hampshire
Towa
California
West Virginia
Evanston, Dl
Volera
Evanston
WCTO
Indianapolis
Indiana
Trial set for alleged wife slayer at Stanford
Ban Jose June 6 7 preliminary hearing for David A Lemson 30 Stanford press representative charged with the murder of his wife Aleene Thorpe Lamson 28. He was arraigned yesterday District Attorney Fred J Thomas said the prosecution has a clear cut case citing marital discord as motive.
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Ban Jose
Celi
David A. Lemson
Stanford Ress
Fred J. Whomas
Lamson
Aleene Thorpe Lamson
Roosefelt backs Wagner bill to create national employment system
President Roosefelt in Washington June proposes the Wagner bill to establish a national employment system and a department of labor. The plan aims to centralize job programs and improve workforce welfare.
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Bill Warrington
D.C
Roosefelt
Department of Labor
Police Pitch Tents to House Ford Red Army at Dearborn
Dearborn police report a hastily erected camp of army tents and cats near the Ford plant as a few hundred of about 3000 marchers, led by alleged Communist sympathizers, were repulsed from entry to the suburb. The marchers vowed to camp and demonstrate all summer if allowed.
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Ford Red Army
Dearborn Detroit
Dearborn
Ford Motor Company
Lad
Dnto
Nickel Plate deals bared in Senate inquiry
Testimony detailed holdings and purchases tied to the Van Sweringen group and Nickel Plate Securities. Erie's stock positions totaled 487,000 shares of common, 24,700 first preferred, 52,600 second preferred, with aggregate consideration about 1.2 million dollars. Witnesses showed complex open accounts and intercompany transfers as the Morgan interests faced questions over securities trading practices amid tax and regulatory scrutiny.
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Erie
Lee Finish
First Preferred
Vanes’ Company
Morgan
Rosell C. Leffingwell
Limont
Fils
OFEN
Pecors
Vaness Company
Ingen
van Ewerinpen Amie
van Sweringen
Vanesa
Pecora
von Sweringen
Bameé
Gut Associates
Pewers
C. and O
J. P. Morgan and Company
Walt Sweringen
American Locomotive Company
Standard Steel Company
American Car and Foundry Company
William H. Woodin
William H. Woodin Was Associated Before He Became Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Ian Also
Fecora
George F. Baker
van Bweringen
Baker
Van
Pecara
Vaneas Company
Houphl
xaAld Popora
Lin
Wool advances lift wool prices in domestic markets
A Commerce Bureau report shows domestic wool quotations in May 1933 rising 10 to 12 percent from the July 1932 low, with new clip wool arriving in eastern markets. The rise is linked to monetary policy changes, stronger buying, and tighter spot supplies, boosting demand for woolen textiles and sparking higher manufacturing activity.
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Washington, D. C
Breac of Agricultural Economics Today
Boston
National Wool Center
Bureau
Judge rules GMAC financing on car sale in suit
Amarillo Texas June. Federal Judge James Wilson ruled that a dealer’s mortgage transfer to the finance company, not a loan, underpins the sale. The ruling instructed a verdict for General Motors Acceptance Corporation in a suit by Duke Cullum, ex-Borger dealer, seeking $21,624 double the alleged interest.
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Gmagamarillo
Texas
James ©. Wilson
Wilson
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Asult
Duke Cullum
Borger Automobile
Usurinus
McAdoo Demands Thorough Oil Industry Investigation
Senator McAdoo of California calls for a comprehensive and impartial probe into the oil industry. He argues giant private combines control production, transportation, marketing, and distribution and insists federal agencies must uncover true facts to expose monopolistic power and protect the public from artificial domination.
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Washington, D. C
McAdoo
Democrat
California
Inta
Cosfara
Tose
Tur
Substitute Bonds Being Considered for Liberty Issue
President Roosevelt told Senator Bone that the administration was seriously considering a plan to refund high interest Liberty bonds at a lower rate. Bone described the discussion and said the president indicated a workable plan was under serious consideration. About six billion dollars in Liberty bonds were noted as currently available to the government.
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Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Bone
Mitchell Can't Recall Tax Details In Evade Case Testimony
New York June 61m Charles E. Mitchell testified today he could not remember ordering changed tax returns after a revenue agent transfer. Frank W. Black testified Mitchell directed filings from uptown to rule, linking a transfer with Angprose W. Hussey. He described stock sales to his wife and W. D. Thornton, and a $666,666.07 payment from Morgan fund, noting arrangements by John D. Ryan. Mitchell admitted signing returns and forgetting transfer lamps on shares sold to his wife in 1929.
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J. P. Morgan
Pecors
van Sweringen
Robinson
Walcott
Connecticut
Iso
Woodin
Tsme
Yan Sweringen
J. F
Morgan
New ‘York
Charles E. Mitchell
Beving
Frank W. Black
Mitchell
Black
Angprose
W. Hussey
W. D. Thornton
Copper Company P
J.P. Morgan and Company
Seyell
Hs Wife
W. D. ‘Thornton
Copper Company
Thornton
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Cooper
Wool Auction Seals 274000 Pounds Sold in Sonora
In Sonora on June 6 the Wool and Mohair Company sold about 274000 pounds of wool at sealed bid with prices not announced but believed aligned with recent sales. The balance of 1000000 pounds was offered this afternoon and four of ten cars were represented by sales staff. The report mentions Tejétes on six cars and a separate War Dept declaration about Army personnel not being redeployed during the commencement exercises at Pennsylvania Military College in DuBois.
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Sonora
Bo'Wool
Deen
Ourster
United States Army
George H. Deruné
Francia Bushman Declares Bankruptcy in Chicago Hearing
Francia Bushman actor, bankrupt with debts totaling 107,084 dollars, appeared before Federal Referee Garfield Charles in Chicago. He stated he had no assets beyond glasses. he wore a blue coat and white flannels. The document notes a prohibition on sale of beer and broadcast notices in Huntington.
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Francia Bushman
Chicago
I— X, Bushman
Garfield Charles
Bushyman
Welding Without Glasses Causes Injury Reported
A state highway inspector J B Brau 33 of 345 McKinley Avenue suffered eye burns while welding without eye protection. Robert B Grew hospital treated. Francisco Martines 14 months of 127 F Street treated after swallowing broken appliance at county hospital.
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J. B. Brau
McKinley Avenue
Robert B. Grew
Francisco Martines
Jewish Opera Head Ousted in Berlin
Berlin reports the dismissal of Otto Lemiperer, a Jewish general music director at the state opera. His term would have expired in 1937, and the move signals a purge of Jewish officials from cultural leadership in Berlin.
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Berlin
Otto Lémiperer
Innas
State Opera
Herr Mlemiperer
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