Fall From Train Fatal Near Gomal Station
A 22 year old man died in a train fall near Gomal station in Texas. An inquest by Justice Ben Faust ruled the death accidental. He was found south of Austin, dressed in a blue work jacket and overalls with no ID, carrying a road map and cigarette papers.
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New Braunfels
Texas
M.E.T
Gomal Station
Justice of the Peace
Ben Faust
Austin
Alsemma Mosquida
Mosquida
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Fined $15,000 in Elkins Act Case
New York June 16 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was fined 15000 by Federal Judge Frank J Coleman after guilty pleas were entered by the railroad's attorney to indictments charging violation of the Elkins act The indictments alleged favoritism shown to three receivers of Steight
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Fodey
Fetara Dudge
Frank J. Coleman
Steight
Coolidge Opposes Cancellation of War Debts
Former President Calvin Coolidge reiterates opposition to canceling European war debts in Cosmopolitan. He argues the U.S. borrowed to aid Allies and must be repaid, either by Europe or American citizens, while supporting a debt moratorium extension beyond July 1.
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New York
INS
Calvin Coolidge
United States
America
Coolidge
Cosmopolitan
Europe
Tariff Increase Aimed at British Iron and Steel Trade
The Treasury imposes a 3.3 percent ad valorem tariff on pig iron following a recommendation by the import duties advisory committee to aid Britain’s iron and steel sectors. Chimney sweeps face decline as urban gas and electricity reduce demand, signaling the end of a once thriving London occupation in One Square Mile.
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Lonvon
Vune Iu
The
Treasury
Import Duties Advisory Committee
London
One Square Mile
London City
Army Measure Pissed By Semite
The Senate passed the war department supply bill without a record vote, totaling 385,794,099 dollars, a cut of 6,792,047 from the House figure and 559,979,136 less than current funds. Debate centered on reducing Army officer strength, with attempts to cut from 12,000 to 10,000 defeated 11 to 16 in the House provision. Conference fights loom over a possible 11,000 officer level as Agriculture Bill moves forward and unemployment relief discussed for states.
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Washington, D. C
U. 6
Senate
War Department
Fst
House
National Defense
Collins
Mississippi
Frazier
North Dakota
Will Fight
Reed
Military Affairs Committee
Noilsé Conferces
Agriculture Department
Wagner
New York
Reconstriction
Red Flag Protest Tossed in Window at Latvian Legation
Felix Cole, charge d affaires at Mapon Latvia, reported to the state department that at 2 a.m. yesterday a stone wrapped in a red flag was thrown through a first floor bedroom window of the legation chancellery. The flag bore the Lettish text Pro West against you executioners, signed by the Latvian Communist Party and Latvian Labor party.
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Washington, D. C
Felix Cole
Legation
Mapon
Latvia
State Department
Communist Pary
Latvian Labor Party
Canviets Help Fill Wall Hole in Prison Break Attempt
A group of prison inmates was brought to Pottsville to plug a hole in a wall of the house of detention after a prisoner’s failed escape attempt. Among them was Chester Cher, who contributed to the effort before vanishing.
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Pottsvitf
House of Detention
Chester Cher
Mexico Peru Row Settled by Spain
Madrid reports Spain has restored diplomatic relations between Mexico and Peru after a month of severed ties. The Mexican minister faced accusations of association with a fugitive sought for political offenses and a new note from the missions is expected to be issued by both governments.
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Madrid
Spain
Mexico
Peru
Widow Faces Murder Charge in Texas
George West, Texas June 10. Sheriff W. M. Smith filed murder charges against Mrs. Rosa Rollins for the fatal shooting of her husband Oscar Rollins at their home near Whitsett Thursday morning. Rollins died from a .22 caliber wound to the head after an alarm clock was set for 6 am. Mrs Rollins testified she was in bed and claimed he shot himself. Charges were filed before a vote in the Peace Association.
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George West
Texas
Sherift W
Smith
Rosa Rollins
Huiband
Oscar Rollins
Whitsett
Holling
Rollins
Irish Free State British Conference Without Result
London report says no agreement reached after prolonged talks between British and Irish Free State representatives at No 10 Downing Street. Conference adjourned after discussions on disputed points failed to produce a settlement. Also noted were Roman coins found at Cleeve Court Streatley dated AD 327 to 324.
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Irish Free State
London
Downine Street
Great Britain
Irish Free Slain
Cleeve Court Streatley
Thames Riverside
Viscount Grasgavon
Premice
Northern Ireland
Seeing Eye at Show and Lost Item Ads
A light classified ad promotes a “Seeing Eye” show and invites readers to advertise lost items via KTBA and KTLA announcements. It urges calls to Crockett 2400 and Cr 2400 for free notices and reminders readers to report belongings lost over the weekend.
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KTLA
Crockett 2400
Belgian bars Ada Wright from entering country
Brussels reports the Belgian government refused entry to Ada Wright of Chattanooga Tennessee mother of two of seven who were sentenced to death in Alabama. Wright had toured German cities where a committee to save the Scalsbery victims formed and petitioned President Hoover for a reprieve as appeals reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
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London
Exchange
Brussels
Judey
Ada Wright
Chattanooge
Tenn
Alabama
Germany
Hoover
United States Supreme Court
Theatrical Union Elects Officers in Security Sweep
The Internation al Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes and Motion Picture Operators held its annual convention in Columbus under police guard after rumors of gangster influence. A 12 detective detail protected the hall during the election for president, with the post carrying a 20000 dollar annual salary. JERKS JIDGE'S CENCH
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Columbus
Ohio
Internatonal Alliance
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