Robinson Defends Naval Treaty in Radio Speech
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas argued against opponents of the London Naval pact claiming it endangers American safety. He defended the treaty in a radio address, detailing why six inch cruisers and the overall ship allocations favor the United States and noting his role in the London Conference delegation.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Arkansan
Robinson
Rear Admiral Byrd Again Honored With Medal
Washington June 21 two days of acclaim culminated as Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd received a National Geographic Society medal from President Hoover for his South Pole exploits on the same platform that four years earlier honored him for the North Pole flight.
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Washington
Richard &. Byrd
United States
Calvin Coolidge
North Pole
Hoover
Byrd
National Geographic Society
South Pole
Order Issued in Recall Case in Detroit
Detroit Michigan June 21 Judge Webster restrains City Clerk from calling recall election of Mayor Bowles The judge found the recall petition charges have sufficient basis The order is returnable Monday
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Detroit
Michigan
Webster
Bowles
Valkyrie Returns From Lituya Bay Mission
The Valkyrie under Capt. O. H. Woods returned to port after transporting the crew of the Anderson Mallory Mining Company from Los Angeles to Lituya Bay. The perilous landing on the beach was incident free and supplies and equipment were landed for four months of mining operations.
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Anderson Mallory Mining Company
Los Angeles
Lituya Bay
gaStoat Valkyrie
O. H. Woods
Seattle bids opened for Yukon river show boat
The Marine Construction Company posted the low bid of 393 750 dollars for a new Yukon and Tanana river sternwheel show boat. Captain Lancaster, veteran river captain, will submit further bids to General Manager Ohlson for final decision. The vessel, designed by L H Coolidge, features steel framing and ornate Mississippi packet styling, 231 feet long with 200 feet between perpendiculars.
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Seattle
Marine Construction Company
Tanana River
EB. Lancaster
Aleutian
Anchorage
Ohlson
Yukon
Alaska Railroad
Lancaster
Alaska
Tanana
Alaska Commercial Company
Northern Navigation Company
White Pass
General Jacobs
Mississippi
Henrietta
Joe Long
St. Paul
St. Louis
Rock Island
275 Patients in Hospital Removed from Grady Fire
An explosion in the X ray room at Grady Hospital Atlanta on June 20 sent dense yellow smoke through windows. About 275 black patients were moved from wards to safety as the building’s danger prompted evacuations. no injuries were reported.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Grady Hospital
Valdez Teacher En Route to States Visits Here
Miss Stella M. Johnson a Valdez Public Schools teacher arrived here on the Alaska last night en route to Seattle aboard the Northwestern She does not plan to return to the Territory next year Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Pennington Mr and Mrs Vandiver and daughter on a northbound fishing trip aboard the Northwestern returning south on the Alameda
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Stella M. Johnson
Valdez
Alaska
Seattle J
Northwestern
Signatures vs ratifications hinder League pact progress
Geneva reports a wide gap between signatures to general international conventions and their ratifications. The League of Nations notes delays due to parliamentary time, constitutional systems, need for new legislation, and interrelated conventions, with council urging steps to hasten the process. Continued on Page Six.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Council
Counell
Letterwriting killer claims two murders and ends mission
A letterwriting maniac who claimed responsibility for two killings and threatened thirteen more said his mission is accomplished in a last letter. Police released suspects they had detained, while the crime remains under investigation. Eight passenger lines now operate between Pacific Coast and Asiatic ports.
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New York
By & Crank
Pacific Coast
Asiatic
Moose and American Legion square off to end first half
City League baseball tonight features Moose and American Legion meeting at City Park at 7 pm. League President Earl Theile announced the final game to complete the first half before the second period.
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Moose
American Legion
Earl Theile
Victor Ready to Defend Trophy Against Shamrock V
Four yachts under contract to the noted Irish sportsman contest for the honor of the America's Cup from the United States. The Shamrock will leave Harwich England around mid July, with a month long Atlantic crossing escort.
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Shamrock
Watterump
Nail
Con F
Com- 1
Thomas Lipton
United Shams
Harwich
England
Atlantic
American Built Mint Opens in Shanghai With $5 Million Investment
The National Government Central Mint in Shanghai, described as the world’s most up-to-date facility, cost $5,000,000 and took ten years to complete. Overseen by T. V. Soong’s Finance Ministry, the mint operates under a governor board led by George Ewok Bew, with capacity for 400,1000 coins every ten hours and machinery and design of American origin.
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Shanghai
National Government Central Mint
Peking
China
Nanking
Ministry of Finance
T. V. Soong
Clifford Hewitt
Philadelphia
Treasury
Washington
Mint
George Ewok Bew
Alaska Juneau mine stock closes. fire damages hillside home
New York reports closing quotations on Alaska Juneau mine at 514 while stocks like Alleghany 19 percent Anaconda 47 and Kennecott 38 percent dominate prices. A fire at a hillside house above Seventh and Harris Streets was put out with hand chemicals after children playing with fire alerted the local department at 12:05 p.m.. no major damage. George H. King of Denver travels the Northwestern as part of a tour to Eastern States with Alaska imagery in slides.
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New York
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corporation
Anaconda
Beth- Nehem Steel
General Motort
Granby
International Harvester
Kennecott
Montgomery-Ward
National Acme
Packard
Standard Standard Oil of
New Jersey
United Aircraft
U. B. Steel
Fox Films
Texas Corporation
Hupp Motors
Stewart-Warner
Standard Oil of
California
Seventh and
Harris Streets
George H. King
Denver
Seaplane Taku Heads for Tulsequah and Sitka Routes
The Taku seaplane carrying Warren Wilson and others departed early this morning for Tulsequah in the mineral region. After a long flight toward Ketchikan it will return to Port Althorp and Sitka bound legs with Mrs. Lloyd Minard, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Atkinson and family. A later leg will take RR Payne aboard for New England Fish, then further trips to Noyes Inland and Punter Bay are planned as the craft collects BB, Graves, and Peter Brevik.
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Warren Wilson
Butts
Taku
E Fils
Tulsequah
Ketchikan
Lloyd Minard
Port Althorp
Aud
Lee Atkinson
Chichafof
Tariff Enactment Said To Open Path To Recovery
Neem June 21. Secretary Mellon says the tariff final enactment removes an obstacle to business recovery by eliminating last 15 months of uncertainty. He notes the tariff provides a promise of more business in the future and a definite contribution to business stability.
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Mellon
Neem
Secretary of Treasury
Bombay Police Charge Crowd Leads to Hundreds Injured
In Bombay on June 21 police charged a nationalist demonstration injuring about two hundred people including five women. Police clubs caused many serious wounds as troops stood by ready to assist if needed.
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Bombay
India
House Deficiency Bill Passed For 67 Million Contingencies
Washington June 21 The House passed and sent to the Senate the second deficiency bill carrying 67 712 000 for contingencies in government operation including 10 685 000 for Boulder Canyon dam work and 25 000 for public buildings. The 250 000 Hoover Law Enforcement Commission allotment was struck because no law authorizing the appropriation exists.
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Washington
House
Senate
Boulder Canyon
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
Tinkham Attacks Cannon In Fresh Corrupt Practices Charge
Representative George H. Tinkham of Massachusetts repeats accusations in Washington that Bishop Cannon violated the Corrupt Practices Act. Cannon challenges the charges as repeated in or out of the House. Tinkham alleges Cannon did not account for 48300 dollars from EC James for the Anti-Smith campaign.
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Washington, D. C
George H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
Bishop Cannon
Tinkham
E C. James
MacNider Confirmed as GAN Minister to Canada
The Senate confirmed MacNider as United States Minister to Canada. Descriptions by Senator Brookhart labeled him as leader of drunken revels at American Legion conventions, a charge denied by Senator Steck. MacNider previously served as National Commander of the American Legion.
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Makies
Senate
United States
Canada
Brookhart
American Legion
Steck
Iowa
MacNider
Murder charge expected in auto arson death near Indianapolis
Mobile Alabama June 21 Sheriff Winkler of Marion County Indiana said a murder warrant will be issued for Harold Schroeder Mobile in the fiery death of an unidentified man found in a burned car near Indianapolis on May 31 Schroeder was arrested after hiding in a vacant lot He said a hitchhiker was killed when the car wrecked and he set the fire to avoid blame A separate item notes Japanese own about half of Korea s tilled land.
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Mobile
Alabama
Winkler
Marion County
Indiana
Harold Schroeder
Indianapolis
Schroeder
Korea
Old Red Shirts Stir Mussolini Reception in Florence
In Florence on June 21 red shirt veterans from Garibaldi campaigns, many in square visored caps and bandana, marched with Black Shirts to greet Mussolini. The sturdy elderly patriots, some in corduroy, walked with youths through dust and heat, resisting offers of cars as they sought access to the Italian leader.
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Florence
Italy
Garibaldi
Mussolini
Grammoth
Black Shirt
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