Naval Treaty Ratification Still Blocked
Washington May 23. Senate committees keep objections to the pact as supporters urge quick ratification. Rear Admiral Hough says long held principles were abandoned while Commander Train claims Britain gained what she wanted and Japan offered no sacrifice except for the treaty's cruiser allotment.
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Washington
Senate
Naval General Board
Hough
Train
Great Britain
Japan
Life of Lord Strigkland in Danger Today
Milta May 23 An attempt to assassinate Lord Strigkland Maltese Prime Minister as he entered court. A shot was fired but he was not hurt. Police seized a man named Miller charged with the shooting.
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Valvetta
Milta
Lord Stritkland
Miller
Lord Strickland
Antarctic explorers return home amid tropical heat complaints
BALBOA May 23 Steamer Eleanor Bolling arrives with three Byrd Antarctic figures Prof Lawrence Gould geologist Bernt Balchen and Harold June pilots The men complained about the tropical heat.
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Balboa
Eleanor Bolling
America
Byrd
Lawrence Gould
Bernt Balchen
Harold June
Brentlinger and Gilbert Depart for Taku Prospecting Trip
Fred Brentlinger and Clement Gilbert depart by plane for the Taku. Brentlinger, recently involved with placer holdings in the Woodchopper district on the Yukon, and Gilbert, a Montana capital representative, will spend the summer prospecting in the Tulse quadrangle for two claim groups.
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Fred Brentlinger
Woodchopper
Yukon
Clement Gilbert
Montana
Taku
Brentlinger
Gilbert
Tulse~ Quad
Stock Quotations From New York Market May 33
Today's quotations show Juneau mine up 6 percent and Alleghany at 26 percent. Anaconda 59, Bethlehem Steel 95, General Motors 651, Gold Dust 44, Granby 30, Kennecott 46, Montgomery Ward 42, National Acme 18 1/2, Packard 17, Standard Oil of California 69, United Aircraft 73, U. S. Steel 171 1/2, Curtis Wright 10.
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New York
Juneau
Alleghany Corporation
Anaconda
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Gold Dust
Granby
Kennecott
Montgomery-Ward
National Acme
Packard
Standard Oi of
California
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Curtis Wright
Taxing Property on Income Value Gains Farm Backing
Washington May 23. Farm leaders back a plan to tax real estate on production value rather than sale value. The proposal, to be discussed by governors in Chicago June 25, seeks to shift revenue from property taxes toward an income based system, with potential federal tax abatements and broader adoption of income taxes by states.
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Washington, D .C
Chicago
Michigan
Missouri
Tiineis
Iowa
Colorado
Federal Reserve
Steel Skeleton Collapse Kills Two Workers in New York
A four story steel skeleton of a bakery under construction collapsed yesterday afternoon in New York, killing two workers Otto Helves and Albert Schwanke both 30 years old who clung to a steel girder as the structure fell tearing a crowd for blocks with a cry heard far away.
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New York
Otto Helves
Albert Schwanke
Edythe Young Sustains Left Arm Break in Street Incident
Little Edythe Young, daughter of Mrs Stella Young, fell over piling on Fifth Street in front of the High School building late last Tuesday afternoon. Her left arm was broken just above the wrist.
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Edythe Young
Stella Young
Fifth Street
Funter Bay Man III Pedro Datodes Injured
Pedro Datodes, an Alaska Pacific Salmon plant employee at Funter Bay, was brought to St Ann's Hospital last evening with severe rheumatism and injuries described as badly rippled.
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Pedro Datodes
Funter Bay
St. ‘Ann’s Hospital
Radio TV Demonstrated in Schenectady Theater
In Schenectady New York on May 23 a radio television theatrical talkie debut wowed spectators. A six foot screen and a synchronously operated radio movement with the Fadisy telephone let the audience see and hear the theater performance in real time. The telecast featured orchestra music comedy and sketch acts with the television camera located a mile away.
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Schnectady
New York
Parachute saves life after plane incident over Chesapeake Bay
NORFOLK Virginia May 23 Lieutenant W Erus of the Army Air Corps used a parachute after being thrown from his seat as the plane rode at about 1600 feet over Chesapeake Bay. He was rescued by fishermen. The plane was piloted by Lieutenant A B Duke.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Lieut. W. Erus
Army Air Corps
Chesapeake Bay
A. 8
Duke
Feud in Minnesota Primary Fight Ignites Party Clash
In St Paul Minnesota the Republican Senate race pits incumbent Thomas D Schall against Gov Theodore Christianson as party fault lines test light majorities. Democrats pick Einar Holdale and Farmer Labor nominates Floyd B Olsen with cross party support likely.
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St, Paul
Minn
Senate
Thomas D. Schall
Theodore Christianson
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Democrats
Farmer-Laborites
Henrik Shipstead
Magnus Johnson
House
Schall
Christianson
Republican Bloc
Einar Holdale
Minneapolis
Ployd B. Olsen
Parks To Fly To Prince Rupert On Road Trip
Governor George A. Parks accepts Premier Tolmie of British Columbia’s invitation to join an auto caravan from Vancouver to Hazelton. Parks will fly from Prince Rupert to Juneau after Hazelton and return by air. Major Malcolm Sillott of the Alaska Road Commission will accompany the party from Beattie and plans Seattle days before the start.
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Fremier S
Tolmle
British Columbia
Vancouver
Hazelton
George A. Parks
Suneau
Prince Rupert
Malcolm Sillott
Alaska Road Commission
International Highway Association
Beattie
Seattle
Gov Parks
Tolmie
Juneau
Will Question Bishop Cannon Before Senate Lobby Panel
Senator Qusaway, chairman of the Senate Lobby Committee, wired Bishop Cannon to confirm if he can appear next Wednesday for questioning on his Prohibition activities in Washington.
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Washington
Qusaway
Senate Lobby Committee
Bishop Cannon
Plebiscite Bill for Philippines Approved by Senate Committee
Washington May 23 The Hawes Cutting bill to grant the Philippines a plebiscite on independence in the Philippines has been approved by the Senate Territories Committee.
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Washington
Philippines
Eee
Senate Territories Committee
McBride Testimony Hints Mellon Prohibition Stance
F Scott McBride head of the Anti Saloon League told the Senate Lobby Committee Mellon pressed enforcement as far as higher ups want. The letter from J G Brown of Port Huron criticizes Hoover Mellon and John Marshall during a business and pleasure trip aboard the Princess Louise.
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Washington
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Lobby Committee
Treasury
Mellon
J. G. Brown
Port Huron
Michigan
Hoev‘ler
Farm owner fatally shoots three relatives before suicide
In Wilkesbarre on May 23, Ernest Snyder, 60, a wealthy fruit grower, killed his son in law, daughter, and grandson with gunfire as they slept, then took his own life. He is said to have been distressed by stock market losses.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Ernest Snyder
Snyder
Gandhi salt raiders leader Sarojini Naidu jailed for nine months
In Bombay on May 23 Mrs Sarojini Naidu Hindu poetess and Gandhi successor was sentenced to nine months imprisonment as the leader of the Gandhi salt raiders at Dharsana last Wednesday.
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Bombay
India
Sarojini Naidu
Gandhi
Dharsana
New Broadcasting Station Announced in Anchorage
A new broadcasting station at Anchorage was announced with KFQD assets bought by J. P. Hannon and Ray McDonald. The move follows a blaze aboard the French steamer Asia near Jeddah, where 100 or more travelers are believed lost. passengers and crew reportedly escaped as the ship burned while nearing the port.
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Port Sudan
Jeddah
Hatebor
Anchorage
KFQD
J. P. Hannon
Ray McDonald
Benoto
Djibous
Createscape
Beyder Returns From Europe on Princess Louise
Theodor Heyder, after months abroad including a trip to Europe and his homeland in Germany, returned aboard the Princess Louise last evening.
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Theodor Heyder
Eurpe
Germany
Louise
Daughter of a DuPont Becomes a May Bride
Natalie Wilson DuPont, daughter of Lamont DuPont, becomes a bride in Wilmington as she plans a round trip with physician groom George Phippin Edythe aboard the Taku, with wedding to be at St. Maur, the home of Ketchikan today.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Natalie Wilson DuPont
Lamont DuPont
DeVighne
George Phippin Edythe
St. Maur
English air ship loses fabric on trial near Canada voyage
Cardington England May 23 The dirigible R-100 returned late last night from a trial against the trans Atlantic voyage to Canada with 30 feet of fabric near the stern torn apparently by high air pressure The Air Ministry said the defect was minor and repairs will be made immediately.
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Cardington
England
Canada
Air Ministry
Nationalist Forces Crush Rebels in Henan Province
Shanghai May 23 The Nationalist Government reports crushing defeat of the Northern Alliance rebels in Henan Province with 20 000 prisoners and 40 field guns captured.
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Shanghai
Northern Alliance
Henan
Can't Keep 'Em Down Aged Man Is Some Aviator
Walter Upward aged 73 completed 18 hours of instruction and made his first solo flight. He piloted a biplane above North Hollywood airport for 20 minutes then landed well. He plans several more solo flights.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Upward
North Hollywood
Canadian Vessel Tahitan To Operate On Taku River
Reports from Prince Rupert state a new Canadian vessel named Tahitan will move north to operate on the Taku River. Once built for Hudson’s Bay on the Stikine, it served as a Skeena floating hospital and has been reconditioned at Prince Rupert dock with two Ford Marine engines installed. An Am erican Legion meeting noted veterans from Civil War, Spanish American War, and World War II. Arrivals for Seattle include Mrs. M Hatcher and Mrs. E J McGinty here to see Prink Matcher.
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Taku River
Prince Rupert
Tahitan
Hudson's Bay Company
Stikine River
Skeena River
Prince Rupert Dry Dock
Ford Marine
Legion
Graf Zeppelin Traverses Rain On Equatorial Flight
Graf Zeppelin completes a 3750 mile equatorial crossing, first look at the Southern Hemisphere, and lands at a northern Brazil mooring mast after 59 hours 53 minutes. The airship takes on water and provisions, while heavy rain tests its endurance and balance. Local excitement crescendos as Rio approaches.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Equator
Graf
Rio de Janeiro
House to Probe Communist Activities in United States
A special five member House Committee will conduct a searching investigation into activities and propaganda of Communists in this country. The inquiry, ordered in Washington on May 23, requires no Senate action.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Ferguson barred from holding office again in Texas
The Texas Supreme Court denied former Governor Ferguson’s mandamus petition to place his name on the primary ballots. It struck down the 1925 amnesty law intended to restore him after impeachment and removal in 1917.
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Austin
Texas
Ferguson
Texas Supreme Court
Mandamus
State Democratic Committee
Inquest Opens Into Death Of Seattle Woman
Seattle May 23 A formal inquest into the death of Mrs Audrey Lindsay whose mutilated body was found in a trench behind her home began today Police seek her husband Frank Lindsay on first degree murder charges Coroner Jones said foster children of the Lindsays may not be called unless necessary Mrs Anna Brown entered St Ann s hospital last night for treatment and was discharged today
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Seattle
Audrey Lindsay
Jones
Lindsays
Anna Brown
St. Ann's Hospital
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