Storekeepers blamed for price rises in tariff debate
Washington reports Senator Gore recounts accusations that retailers and department stores drive living costs. He cites testimony by Senates Smoot and Filut accusing retailers, while Gore argues manufacturers set prices and retail margins reflect tariff policy. He says evidence shows factories and suppliers dictate prices to merchants.
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Washington
Hale
Aldrich
Nance Committee
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
New England
Motala Clothing
Piint
Connecticut
Stanford Track Team Declared Professional by AAU Officials
Chicago June 4 The AAU registration committee ruled the Stanford University track team professionals for taking part in an unsanctioned meet with Colorado at Boulder and Denver triggering debate in athletic circles. Major John J. Dixon confirmed the ruling, noting the Colorado Stanford event violated AAU amateur rules and could sever AAU relations with western colleges.
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Chicago
Stanford University
University of Colorado
Stanford
California
Pthe A. A. U
Bert Martin
Rocky Mountain A. (A. U
Denver
Boulder
Martin
New York
John J. Dixon
National Registration Committee
Colorado
Woulder, Col
San Francisco
Sani
A. A
AAU
Western Collegen
Tanford
Woman Dead in Redlands Explosion Reported
A woman identified as Virginia Harrie died in an explosion at a residence tied to O. W. Marth at 114 West Palway in Redlands California. The blast damaged the home and caused fatal injuries. Details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Redlands
Cal
Jane
Virginia Harrie le
O. W. Marth
W. Paltway
Uehting & Mateh
Dewinae
Runaway Wife Caught Across States Sparks Legal Battle
In Tacoma authorities arrest Mia Jennie Manche on a statutory charge after her elopement with Stephen J. Iupa. J. Manche, a traveling man, and his five year old daughter Ruth were involved in the dispute as Manches fought over custody and legal action amid cross state pursuit across Washington and Oregon.
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Tacoma
Lallowing Chase
Acrowa
Washington
Oregon
J. Manche
Mia
Jennie Manche
Stephen JH
Repo
Oran
Mandie
Ruth
Trouble Is Expected in Cuba
Washington reports the War Department refused Adjt Gen Arthur Fridge's request to move a Seventeenth Infantry battalion from Jackson Mina for state maneuvers. Regulars on alert appear held for possible quick transport to Cuba, suggesting anticipation of a third intervention. Cuban finances are cited as a principal trouble source by officials.
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Washington
War Department
Adjt
Arthur Fridge
Seventeenth Infantry
Jackson
Mina
Cuba
Dent of the Gulf
Heinze Interests Win Control of United Copper Board
In New York on June 4 the Heinze Interests defeated the former United Copper directors and forced a new board elected Wednesday afternoon to take charge. The former directors demanded to see the minutes showing the new board was chosen by a majority of all votes and agreed to retire without protest after review.
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Cae Peited Frese
New York
Heinze
United Copper Core Ae
Pew
Tha
Mina
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