Victoria S S Victoria sails for Nome with 371 aboard
The Alaska Line liner Victoria departed Seattle at 10 A M bound for Nome via Dutch Harbor and False Pass carrying 435 passengers, 170 first class and 201 steerage for Nome, totaling 371 to be landed at the gold field. The steerage list will publish in tomorrow’s edition.
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Senator Opens Debate on Tax Bill in Congress
Acting Chairman King of the Senate Finance Committee opened debate on the tax bill in Washington. He opposed the House version of graduated levies on undistributed corporate income, saying it would harm revenue and industry. The Senate committee version would raise corporate taxes and taxes on individuals above six thousand, and would remove inequities and complexities in the House bill. The Senate passed over the first two controversial sections to revisit them later.
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Haile Selassie Arrives in England Quietly at Southampton
Haile Selassie arrives in Southampton aboard a passenger liner from Gibraltar. He is met with no official reception and departs the vessel under tight guard as Rome greets Marshal Badoglio.
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Zioncheck Efforts Reported For Private Mental Health Transfer
Friends of Congressman Marion Zioncheck say a move to a private Maryland sanitarium is being sought. Dr. Gilbert says two more days needed for mental exam, and he has not been informed of any transfer. Zioncheck, in good spirits, told a reporter he can taste food again and intends to run for re election. His bride sought to halt divorce rumors and separation talk, bringing roses to him.
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Italian Air Force Column massacred in ambush
Military authorities report thirty Italian air force men killed when their convoy escorting trucks with supplies was surrounded near Makalo on the way to Addis Ababa. A radio operator sent word, but reinforcements could not reach them in time.
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57 Seats in Dispute at GOP Convention
In Cleveland on June 3 the Republican National Committee faced 57 contested convention seats the highest in years. Six complete delegations Florida Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina District of Columbia and Alaska are challenged, with additional seats in Georgia Illinois Oklahoma and Tennessee. Tensions over negro delegates and Lily White claims sullied Louisiana and Mississippi seating, with Perry Howard of Mississippi named as negro national committeeman.
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Socialist takeover threatens Paris as strikes paralyze govt
Paris reports a massive strike movement involving 350000 workers and 300 factories threatening food and water supplies. Premier Sarraut resigned, with Leon Blum poised to become premier as socialists push to seize government amid wage demands and overtime cuts.
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Advertising Salmon to Go Big in Early Summer
Seattle reports a new peak advertising push for Canned Salmon. A. W. Shiels of Pacific American Fisheries cites two additional magazines and full color spreads in Saturday Evening Post and American Weekly to reach over eight million housewives nationwide. The campaign aims to stress economy and value and will deliver about fifteen and a half million Salmon messages in June.
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War Declared by South China Government Against National Chinese
Shanghai June 3 The Japanese authorities reported late information that the South China government has declared war on the National Chinese government and demanded a national war against Japan.
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