Germany and Spain Escalate European Crisis At Sea
Berlin reports the insurgent Spanish forces captured the Soviet freighter Kuban loaded with arms. The Trinidad sunk off Port Vendres by Baleares. Britain and Germany trade warnings as Italian and German navies move near Spain. Fishermen in Libbyville report foreign vessels near Bristol Bay amid a large red salmon run.
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Valencia sreLerte
Berlin
Alicante Cervera
Port Vendres
France
Trinidad
Baleares
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Valencia
Gibraltar
Tangier
London
Italy
Spain
Hitler
Libbyville
Alaska
Bristol Bay
Michael Hatton
U. S. Fishories Bureau
Hatton
Annual Chilkoot Hike Planned for July in Juneau
Officers from the Chilkoot Barracks outlined a July 1 to 10 hike for composite Company E and Company F of the Seventh Infantry. Major Kirby Green and Capt. J W Gaddis led planning and reconnoitered routes from Echo Cove to Eagle River, with a 50 mile march ending at Bcha Cove. They will base at the Gastineau Hotel and return by launch J-44.
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Chilkoot Barracks
Seventh Infantry
Kirby Green
J. W. Gaddis
Mendenhall Glacier
Point Lena
Eagle River
Bcha Cove
Green
Gaddis
Echo Cove
Bet Bay
Auk Bay
Gaddiss
Gastineau
Juneau
Tex Rickard widow seeks divorce in Chicago case
Mrs. Maxine Rickard Gill widow of Tex Rickard sues broker Thomas Gill for cruelty in a Chicago divorce filing. Married in Chicago in July 1996. She wed Tex Rickard in 1920 and, after his 1932 death, married Frank Daily of New York. the latter marriage was annulled a year later.
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Chicago
Maxine Rickard Gill
Tex Rickard
Thomas Gill
Frank Daily
New York
Roosevelt to Retire in Forty Avers by House Sphinx of Politics
Colonel Edward Mandell House, once called the maker of Presidents, says Roosevelt will not seek a third term and hints the President may write after retirement. House, Wilson's former envoy, notes peace aims with strong merchant marine and navy and discusses the League of Nations.
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Edward Mandell House
House
Roosevelt
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Massachusetts
North Shore
Colonel House
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Magnolia
Harmony conferences planned between Roosevelt and Democrats
Washington June 24 Present planning for harmony conferences between President Roosevelt and Congressional Democrats. About 300 Representatives and 60 Senators expected, divided into three groups for discussions described as social gatherings but intended as real conferences amid Senate debate over the Court reorganization bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congressional Democrats
Senate
Prominent Men Figure in Tax Investigation
Washington reports the Joint Congressional inquiry names Andrew Mellon Pierre du Pont and John J. Raskob entering testimony on how rich business leaders minimize income taxes. Guy Helvering introduced the names and the committee heard more prominent figures as Treasury officials note 1300 holding company owners saved 2 698 307 in taxes last year. Roy Howard and Robert Scripps are also named. Andrew Hermie returns to the States aboard the North Sea after visiting his son John owner of Home Grocery.
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Washington
Andrew Mellon
Pierre du Pont
John J. Raskob
Congressional
Guy Helvering
Internal Revenue
Senate
House l
Andrew Heemle
Andrew Hermie
States
North Sea
John
Amelia Sparhars and Co-Pilot Noonan Fly to Sourabaya
From Batavia to Sourabaya and Kupane, Tamar Island, Amelia Sparhars and Co-Pilot Noonan traverse 1200 miles east before planning to depart for Australia. They rest three days in Juneau where visitors praise the clean streets and early morning city upkeep noted by tourists.
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Batavia
Java
Amelia Sparhars
Noonan
Bandoeng
Sourabaya
Kupane
Tamar Island
Australia
Juneau
R. French
Effie and
Robert
Long Angeles
Prince Robert
Father Son Guilty in Kidnap Case in Newark
A Federal Court jury convicted Ellis Parker age 65 and his son Ellis Parker Jr of conspiracy in the abduction of Paul Wendel former Trenton attorney. The court will hear sentencing next Wednesday. The case recalls the Hauptmann Lindbergh kidnapping and murder.
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Newark
N. J
Ellis Parker
Paul Wendel
Trenton
Wendel
Bruno Hauptmann
Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Three Convicted in Vote Fraud Conspiracy in Federal Court
Two men and one woman were convicted in a vote fraud conspiracy in Federal Court in Kansas City Missouri. The convictions bring the total in the irregu larities drive to 44 since the government began the efforts.
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Kansas City, Mo
It Means This CIO Battle With Ford and Lewis
Washington June 24 Henry Ford and John L. Lewis clash in a pivotal industrial war that could shape a new era of industrial democracy. Lewis advocates collective bargaining and worker participation while Ford promotes a mass production based, worker partnership model. The essay compares their struggle to historic battles, signaling a defining moment for American industry.
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Washington
Henry Ford
John L. Lewis
Ford
Rainbow Girls
Mas
State of Washington
Lewla
Juneau
Washington State
Chamber
Peter Rabbit
Navy
Keleen Haubner
Haubner
Alaska
Mariea Dodge
Nevada
C. L. Burran
U.S.8
Pax
W. W. Cone
Brooks
R. R. Farwell
D. H. Collins
Lewis
Eerean Federation of Labor
United States
Napoleon I
Wellington
Grant
Lee
Europe
America
Martial law to be lifted at Johnstown and injuries noted
Isis Earle announced martial law lifting for Johnstown Harrisburg area. James Mark, head of striking steel workers, said union will resist any attempt to reopen Cambrai and Bethlehem plants. Five Ohio plants closed after CIO unions halted planned sympathy strike against Republic Steel plant at Warren. Senator Guffey accused Tom Girdler of breach of confidence. Girdler denied and called the accuser a liar.
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Harriaburg
Isis Earle
Alg Pl
Sheena
James Mark
Cambrai
Bethlehem
Cleveland
Ohio
War_ren
Niles
CIO
Republic Steel
Warren
Washington
Senate
Tom Girdier
Jones Laughlin Steel Corporation
Guffey
Pittsburgh
Girdier
Fireman Douses Truck Fire During Standby Run
In Richmond Indiana on June 24 Marshal Charles Daugherty rushed Centerville’s fire truck to a filling station. As he began to depart the vehicle caught fire he grabbed an extinguisher and put out the blaze, averting a larger incident.
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Richmond
Ind
Charles Daugherty
Centerville
Daugherty
Duke Windsor Buys Lincolnshire Estate in England
An agent says the Duke of Windsor has purchased a 4000 acre Lincolnshire estate of four villages. The quiet property, once linked to the Duke’s racing falls, is self supporting and will likely host the couple in the future.
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Birmingham
England
Duke of Windsor
Lincolnshire
Prince of Wales
Gordon Thompson
Superior Court of
San Diego
Cal
Juneau
Prince Robert
Prince Rupert
Skagway
Thompson
Theile Arrives in Juneau Aboard Reliance for Short Stay
Karl Theile owner of the Diamond K Packing Company of Wrangell arrived in Juneau aboard the Reliance with Captain Harry Coulter at 6 a.m. He will stay at the Gastineau Hotel and plans to return to Wrangell aboard the Reliance at dusk.
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Karl Theile
Diamond K Packing Company
Wranwell
Juneau
Reliance
Harry Coulter
Gastineau
Wrangell
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Spanish
Albert Davey
Sherman
Edward Coffey
Alaska Resident Fishermens’ Union
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Charles P. Taft
Lloyd K. Garrison
Edward F. McGrady
Frances Perkins
Madame Perkins
DuPont
Ethel
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Nicholas R. duPont
Genevieve Livingston Estes
Young Estes
Army
Tex
Mellon
Raskob
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Morgan M. Beatty
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