Bombing Targets Strikers' Attorney Home in Hoquiam
State patrols guard lumber mills around Hoquiam to protect striking workers as investigators seek the dynamite attackers who blasted the home of Frank L. Morgan, the strikers' attorney and county bar president. His two daughters escaped injury in the blast that tore a hole in the first floor and shattered dining room windows.
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Hoquiam
Frank L. Morgan
Morgan
The
County Bar Association
Beth
Hellen
Investigate Lobby Charges on Utility Bill Next Monday
Public utilities report outlines lobby charges on bills and notes an upcoming Monday review. The issue involves holding companies and a government inquiry into billing practices and possible remedies. An offer of compromise is discussed as a possible resolution.
House to Open Broad Inquiry Into Lobbying Next Week
The House Committee plans a broad probe into lobbying for and against the death sentence for public utilities holding companies. The move follows Rep. Brewster of Maine accusing Thomas Corcoran of pressuring his vote to support Roosevelt’s death clause, predicting clashes in hearings.
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Roosevelt
Senate
House Committee
Brewster
Maine
Thomas Corcoran
Submerged plane found near Cape Blossom Shoals near Kotzebue
U S C G telegram from Walter Dowd reports Curtis Robin of Roust Airways piloted by Ben Easley found submerged about 1000 feet off shore near Cape Blossom Shoals twelve miles south of Kotzebue. Archie Ferguson dragged the wreckage but no sign of Easley. Searches by air and water continue. weather heavy fog blamed.
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U.S. C. G. Northland
U. S
Walter Dowd
Kotzebue
Curtis Robin
Roust Airways
Ben Easley
Archie Ferguson
Cape Blossom Shoals
Kotzebue Sound
S. S. Baldwin
Arctic Transport Co
Nome
Easley
Paul Davidovies
Candle
Tom Roust
Harry Nelson
Frank Whaley
The Henry Ford Of France Is Dead
Andre Citroen, famed French industrialist known as the Henry Ford of France, died in Paris at age fifty seven after a long illness. His business troubles led to receivership in December 1934 and left him unable to actively manage his companies. He had sought treatment in hospital but died before a planned stomach operation.
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Henry Ford
France
Paris
Associated Press
Andre Citroen
Heavy Casualties Reported in Africa
Unconfirmed reports from Addis Ababa claim heavy casualties in a frontline battle between Italian and Ethiopian forces near Eritrea. No additional details available as authorities and press await verification.
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Africa
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Eritrea
Investigators Detained in Cuba for Agitating Americans
Cuban authorities detain a group of investigators accused of agitating 17 Americans of an investigating commission. Officials say the detainees face deportation in the near term pending legal proceedings.
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Cuba
Cuban government deported seventeen Americans in Cuba
In Havana on July 3 the Cuban government detained seventeen Americans camping near possible signs of civil liberties destruction. Clifford dots, liberal playwright and commission head, said their investigation was thwarted and questioned potential recourse. Police indicated the group would likely be deported as the commission was seen as agitation and they were deemed undesirable aliens.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Cliiford Dots
Lighthouse Tender Cedar Heads for Bering Sea Provisions
The Cedar sails from Seattle toward the Bering Sea with a year's supplies for nine lighthouse keepers across three remote stations and returns keepers from leave. It stops in Ketchikan then visits unlit lights and provisions Scotch Cape Cape Saunchef and Cape Hinchinbrook in Prince William Sound over five weeks. Wives cannot accompany the vessel.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bering Sea
Seattle
United States
Ketchikan
Scotch Cape
Cape Saunchef
Cape Hinchinbrook
Prince Willam Sound
Lloyd George Attacks Opposing Power to New Deal
London reports that wartime premier David Lloyd George denounces powerful interests opposing Franklin D Roosevelt's New Deal. He warns similar forces exist in Britain and urge counter pressure to emulate American efforts. The remark follows his remarks on U S tax wealth policies and possible diplomatic talks after Ramsay MacDonald's resignation.
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David Lloyd George
London
Roosevelt
Great Britain
America
Lloyd George
United States
United Kingdom
Ramsey MacDonald
Navy Captain Parson in charge purchase supplies for Alaska
Captain Charles E. Parsons of the U S Navy arrives in Seattle to direct the Matanuska project help and contract expert workmen before sailing to Alaska. A relief mission under S R Fuller leaves Washington for Seward to accompany the effort. Vesuvius eruption in Naples reports a dramatic blast but no immediate danger as lava flows continue. A mystery note mentions sextuplets birth records found in Silver Creek tied to Mrs Alinda Parker aged 68.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Matanuska Project
Charles E. Parsons
U. S. Navy
Alaska
S. R Fuller
New York
Harry L. Hopkins
Washington, D.C
Seward
Parsons
Mater
Alinda Parker
Silver Creek
Parker
Stamp Collector Solves Berth of Sextuplets
In Silver Lake New York Laura Gregg a stamp collector identifies Dr James Edwards of Chicago as the physician who delivered the Bushnell sextuplets in 1866 surpassing Dr Dafoe of Dionne fame reporters interview details remain.
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Laura Gregg
Dafoe
James Edwards
Chicago
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Italy
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Jennie A. Bushnell
Priscilla Bancroft
Hannah H. Osborn
Silver Lake, N. Y
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