Federal Intervention In Lumber Strike
Washington June 27 President Roosevelt and Secretary Perkins named Judson Shorett Roscoe M Smith and Rev Father George Thompson to a mediation board for the northwest lumber dispute. Senator Bone urged an armistice in the strike area before a potential worker election to resolve questions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Perkins
Judson Shorett
Seattle
Roscoe M. Smith
King County Superior Court
George F Thompson
Portland
Bone
Martin
Note resignations hint at Ethiopian invasion risk
London papers express resignation over the inevitability of an Italian invasion of Ethiopia and fear that the African venture could threaten European security.
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Associated Press
London
Ethiopia
Eden Drives Hard Talks Over Mussolini in Ethiopia
London dispatch reports Captain Eden’s mission to divert Mussolini from Ethiopian action failed. The Post says East African tension jeopardizes peace efforts and isolationists warn of bayonet action to block Italian advances, asserting British troops may go to Ethiopia.
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London
Ethiopia
All Nations
Eden
Mussolini
Post
Europe
Attorney McCain Behind Gov t Colonization Plan
Kansas City June 27 City Attorney McCain of Ketchikan said the Matanuska projects face red tape yet predicted government action. He praised the land’s climate soil and daylight in summer noting the temperate zone risks and the nation’s potential.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
McCain
Ketchikan
Matanuska
Father and Son Executed for Killing Ontario Policeman
ST. THOMAS Ontario June 27 Father Frank Temple 52 and son Fred Temple 21 were hanged for murder of Constable Colin McGregor last year. The father died first after they killed the officer at home while serving a warrant on Fred for bicycle theft.
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Associated Press
ST. Thomas
Ontario
Frank Temple
Fred Temple
Colin McGregor
Fred
France Eyes Britain for Atonement Over German Deal
Paris reports France expects Great Britain to seek atonement for the separate Anglo German naval pact. The move aims to pressure Germany to cut its army while France awaits a British response from Paris.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
Germany
Hopkins Report Denies Matanuska Disease Connection
Washington dispatch notes Hopkins denies disease in Matanuska and cites sincere effort to implement impractical dream. He concedes housing work is behind schedule while 225 workers are being rushed to the site.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hopkins
Matanuska
Vandenberg
Washington current comment on public service and diplomacy
Two Internal Revenue Service employees were discharged and may face court over alleged tax irregularities. The column emphasizes that public servants are generally honest and that scrutiny rises only when problems appear. It also notes Japan’s naval treaty dispute and hints at diplomacy’s concealment and the “thorn” causing international friction.
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Internal Revenue
Army of the Honest
Japan
Lumbermen of Oregon oppose mediation board appointment
Portland June 27. Seven local lumber operators protest the Roosevelt Perkins move to name the Pacific Northwest Lumber Strike Mediation Board. I H Ransom of Eastern and Western Lumber Co accuses labor department of bias while Walter B Nettleton of the West Coast Lumbermen's Association declines to release his protest letter.
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Perkins
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Lumber Board
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Northwest Lumber Strike Mediation Board
I. H. Ransom
Eastern and Western Lumber Company
Walter B. Nettleton
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Seattle
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Arbitration Board
F. H. Ransom
Two Crews Quit Over Waterfront Strike Ties Up Vancouver Harbor
The Shelton crew walked off in Vancouver harbor and sailed to Seattle after pay off. The Texada crew was discharged after seeking a ruling from the American consul on entering a danger zone. CWA workers kept working on deep sea ships under police protection while strikers held peaceful picketing along the waterfront.
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Associated Press
Vancouver Line
Vancouver Harbor
Seattle
Texada
CWA
Licenses Issued By Board To Nomeite And A Candleite
Juneau telegram reports two liquor licenses issued by the Board of Liquor Control to Nomeite Albert Thery and Candleite TP Roast. Sentenced Neil Heard editor of Labor Dispatch and Mine Workers Union secretary to 200 fine and four months jail for criminal libel against Mayor Goldstein. jail suspended on good behavior if fine paid and no appeal. Twenty six arrested after Monday parade of workers to the Alaska Juneau Mine office amid rioting and unlawful assembly charges. bail set five hundred to one thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
Board of Liquor Control
Juneau
Albert Therry Lars
U. S
Mullen
Neil Heard
Labor Dispatch
Mine Workers Union
Isadore Goldstein
Heard
Alaska Juneau
Subscribing Options for The Name Daily Nugget
The notice advertises subscription rates: $2.00 per month by carrier and $1.50 per month by mail. It specifies ongoing publication access and pricing for readers choosing delivery method.
Vessel capsizes on Canton River drowning 140 aboard
Hongkong dispatch reports the motorship San Lunan carrying 260 people capsized near Hoiping on the Canton River. One hundred forty persons are drowned with rescue operations under way.
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Associated Press
Hongkong
Canton River
Hoipig
Congress Plans Slow Tax Legislation Pace
Washington reports democratic leaders will hold a week of hearings and debate on the tax wealth program with no hurry to a House vote, while the Senate faces a three to six week delay. The President has disavowed pushing the bill through by Saturday night.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Ketchikan Officials Arrive in Kansas City to Finish Utility Purchase
Ketchikan city clerk J F VanGilder and city attorney Harry McCain arrive in Kansas City to finalize the purchase of Ketchikan utilities from private operators at nearly one million dollars. They declare Matanuska can't fail as work begins.
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Ketchikan Utilities
Kansas City
Associated Press
J. F. VanGilder
Harry McCain
Ketchikan
Matanuska
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