Federal agents withdraw from Lindbergh case debate
Washington June 21. Federal agents withdraw from the Lindbergh baby murder investigation, leaving only one Treasury department agent active in New Jersey. The move follows tension with New Jersey authorities and questions surrounding possible political motivations before the upcoming election. Edgar Hoover and the Justice Department have not publicly commented on the shift.
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Washington, I. c
New Jersey
Cece
Treasury Department
Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Jersey
Hoover
Postmaster Announces Incoming Stamp Tax Change
Postmaster F G Lunas states that a new federal tax will affect mail service and stamp usage. He notes concerns about people overpaying or misusing stamps while urging the public to remember rates do not increase on July 6.
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F. G. Lunas
Mall
Falls City Crash Dispute Referred to Police
Falls City received a distant call asking Police Sergeant Fred Fest to send a motorcycle officer to decide who was at fault in a wreck. The sergeant declined the request saying police cannot arbitrate such disputes.
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IS. A
Falls City
Fred Fest
California Fruit Market Prices At Athen Market
The Galifornian fruit market reports arrivals of apricots pears plums peaches and berries with varied prices per crate and per dozen. Prices for vegetables include beans cabbage cucumber onions and cantaloupes with quotes from multiple growers and commissions.
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Ranantento
Vecelatis
Pruslt Commission Company
Astarakus
Cabbagw
Anplss
Washington
Delicioon
Faso
Bow Joes
Florida
Texas
Celers
California
Crete
Gharriea
Ullices
Polaices
Idaho
Golarada
Poultry and Produce Prices Across Cities Featured
Jumbled market notes show Poultry and Produce pricing and distribution across New York Chicago and other areas. Mentions of June and June 22 dates, various commodities, and fluctuating values reflect routine trade briefs and vendor listings in a busy urban market page.
House Votes $10,000 to Probe Campaign Finance
The House today approved a 410,000 appropriation to finance an investigation into presidential and congressional campaign expenditures. The action was taken in Washington D C during June.
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House
Washington, D. C
Carlot shipments of fruits and vegetables recounted
Reading shows United States totals of cabbage and melons among cargoes from Texas and other states. Tables list peppers, cucumbers, beans, corn, apples, cherries, and many fruit items with mixed shipments and market notes across cities like Chicago Fort Worth Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York.
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Unitet
United
Carlot Akinmenta
Texas
Potalites
Texan Eedtiere
Texa
Texan
United States
Carloy
Othara
Texay
Phare
East Texas
Gastner
Chicago
Elmurs
Florida
Texan Dalen
Everasn
Fort Worth
Watmons
Feanson
Finnian
Watsons
Philadelphia
Missia
Mississippi
Wacker
Kaneap City
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Utah
Tennsen
Dee Floride
Louis Gerajne
Louisiana
South Carolina
Dull
Texan Ives
New York
California
Kanean
Louis
Ieck
Roosevelt Not to Seek Absolute Repeal Mandate
Roosevelt supporters among senate Democrats agreed on submitting an amendment to repeal the eighteenth amendment but not pledging the party to repeal. The prohibition plank debate focused on this idea as delegates head to the national convention in Chicago. The stance emerged from conferences among Roosevelt nomination supporters in New York.
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Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Senate
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Two Charged in Immigration Case
Two men who crossed the Rio Grande into the promised land of manana were charged with violating immigration laws. They were held pending bonds of 3500 each by United States Commissioner Taal Ackhart.
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Rilo Grande
Lland
Manana
Ikirae
Alerto Plo
Tiina
Mauro Generes
United Eistes
Taal Aackhart
Good Shepherd Home Damaged by Blaze in Morning Fire
Damaged by a morning blaze while workmen waxed floors, the Good Shepherd Home suffered about 100 dollars in damage at the Stood Sigherd's home on 1000 Montana Shrrel. Fire department records note the incident occurred as operations continued. Treasury receipts for June 18 totaled 24 dys 050.01 with expenditures 18 400 A64.27 and duties for 18 days at 10 7,220.55.
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Good Shepherd
Sigherd
Montana
Washington
Treasury
Kitaner
New Federal Taxes Hit Consumers Across Wide Range
Washington date line reports a sweeping federal tax overhaul taking effect. New levies apply immediately to long distance calls, telegraph and radio messages, rental boxes, theater tickets, and many consumer purchases. Gasoline, tires, autos, and everyday goods will bear added charges as revenues aim to reach over 1.1165 billion dollars for the fiscal year starting July 1. The income tax and corporate tax are in effect for the calendar year. boat use tax starts July. postage rates rise from July 6.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Livestock prices at San Antonio and St Louis sales
Receipts and price ranges from livestock markets in San Antonio and St Louis show varied cattle and calf figures. Steady to higher bids on fed cattle. calves and vealers mixed with regional demand, with bids noted around 1.50 to 3.75 for calves and heavier cattle. hogs and sheep with fluctuating quotes.
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Ban Antonio
Tollowins
Sym Antonio Nventock
Mbara
Louis Livestack
ST Louis
Taras Ering
Bansas City
Kansas City
Covn
Eliseo
Cmcagh
Enwe Altona
Walter
Enod
Mlwizhine
Ain Vialeen
Roel Anid Hire
Anata
Eaden
Mithra
Mahony
Ras
Eeletts
Chance for Stamp Collectors at Ottawa Meeting
Local postmaster P.O. Litean announces a new idea for stamp collectors. The event will use a special cachet on July 12 during the Imperial Conference in Ottawa, Canada, with mail proceeding to Ottawa and Hradon Gay aboard ships from Delle Tale.
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Ramp Collectora
P.O. Litean
pAld
Ottawa
Canada
Tax Law Protects Public From Tax Misrepresentation
Washington June 21 Internal revenue regulations warn vendors that misrepresenting tax costs can bring a 1000 dollar fine and one year in prison. The rule seeks to prevent adding tax amount to prices and falsely blaming price increases on taxes. The law also targets evasion, including removal of property or self from the country to dodge payment.
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Washington
UD. C
Internal Revenue
Cotton Market Mixed Moves in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans cotton trading opened steady and quiet with gains early on short covering and showers in the western belt. July to December futures hovered near the highs before easing, while Liverpool and New York futures showed firmer tones amid demand and favorable prices, despite some rain in southern regions.
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New Orleans
Tnt
Livarpool
W. Dello
Gulf
Liffe
Yermedas
Foreign Exchange and Metal Markets Report
June activity in London and New York shows mixed metal and copper quotes with spot and future prices listed for various metals. The report covers foreign exchange rates for major currencies, with Britain, France, Italy, and other nations cited, alongside several commodity price figures and market notes.
May Employment Report From Texas Shows Veggie Jobs Boost
Woodman of the Texas branch Employment Service reports May work by vegetables created jobs in San Antonio. Construction rose with 254,490 new duties and 100 men on street work and sidewalks. Highway projects added 1200 positions and $42,700 in new contracts. Nationwide figures indicate rising employment in farming and utilities sectors.
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GW. Woodman
United Sttates
Amelia Earhart to Receive National Geographic Medal
Amelia Earhart Putnam arrives in Washington to accept the National Geographic Society’s special pole medal, honoring her solo Atlantic flight. She is greeted at Hoover Airport by Mr. Griffin Grosvenor, the society president, and escorted through a schedule of receptions ending with a presidential presentation.
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Amelia
Washington, D. C
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Ational Geographic Society
Atlantic
Bba
Hoover
Cuiffin Grosvenor
Ancely
Siaelad Ott
Fondeht
J Homer
A. B
Dallas Prohibition trial testimony links bootlegger at Cox home
Testimony at the murder trial of Prohibition Agents Smith and Heaton traced events before the April 8 shooting of F. M. McGlothlin at his country store near Trying. Witness Spurrier testified buying three gallons of whiskey at Leslie Cox’s residence and described an intoxicated informer demanding 20 gallons.
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L. C. Smith
N.D. Heaton
F. M. McGlothlin
T. M. Spurrier
Lester Cox
Cox
Spurrier
Buddie Hoard
Hoard
Latormer
MecGlotalin's
Sugar and Coffee Market Report New York June 21
Raw sugar and coffee trading opened quiet in New York with no clear sales reported. Offers were moderately higher but prices held, as July and September futures attracted interest and Madrid market softness spurred near month replacements. Dealers anticipated forward pace into Friday with near deliveries and stronger London influence shaping bids.
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New York
Jast
Pulures
Painia
London
Rame Ariiera
Varehaven
Argu
Mosquitoes Targeted by Home Insect Lure Invention
An American architect Professor Blut Thomson of General Electric claims a future home will lure and electrocute mosquitoes by imitating the female mating call. The invention uses electric chimes to attract insects, though its practicality remains uncertain.
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New York
Jane
Blut Thomson
General Electric Company
Electrle Chatr
New Bank Plan Aims To Reopen City Central Deposits
653 City Central Bank and Trust depositors signed contracts agreeing to transfer 40 percent of their funds to the proposed South Texas Bank and Trust Company. E d Miller, named president of the new bank, said reopening hinges on 75 percent of old depositors moving their deposits. Contracts must be mailed by June 39. Col W S Tuttle and others back the plan, with support from local citizens.
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al. Hoon
Miller
Miler
Grain Market Updates Amid Tax Debate and Price Shifts
Grain market notes from CHICLED describe trade delays due to a new government tax on grain futures and limited price movement. Wheat shows small fractional shifts, corn and oats hold steady, with reports of harvest delays and weather fears in the Northwest. Prices from San Antonio and Liverpool reflect modest gains and firm cattle indications, while local conditions hint at persistent volatility and potential black rust concerns.
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Boone
Bricerene Acta
Aianatelien
Tim Delasen
Jedty
Eledrado
Neb
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