Move Made to Oust Mayor of New York City
Speedy charges against Mayor James J. Walker were expected after Samuel Seabury's inquiry climaxed in a public clash with the mayor. Gov Roosevelt could file ouster charges soon, with national political implications as Walker backs Tammany Hall. Dr William H. Walker testified of bank deposits reaching 431 258 as Seabury presented evidence of city funds and fees.
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James J. Walker
Samuel Seabury
Seabury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walker
William H. Walker
Kidnaper Love Suit Defendant Reads Plans Self Defense
Alfred Read Jr a Oakland broker says he will defend himself at the June 10 preliminary hearing on kidnapping charges involving his estranged wife He admits taking her on a mountain ride to seek reconciliation He may question his wife about her feelings Meanwhile Mrs Read sues Claire Windsor in a 100000 orientation action naming the actress as co respondent in a divorce Read and Stewart Trumbauer were arraigned yesterday
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Calif
Alfred ©. Read, Jr
Alfred CC, Read
Claire Windsor
Los Angeles
Read
Millionaire feeds Chicago children quietly behind the scenes
William E. Turner a 78 year old bachelor who wears modest clothes and travels by old car funds meals for Chicago schoolchildren. He says philanthropy is nothing and that C Edgar Johnson handles most details while eight north side elementary schools have received hundreds of meals since last winter with as many as 3982 meals at one school each month.
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Chicago
William E. Turner
Foley
Ala
C. Edgar Johnson
Johnson
First Union Trust & Savings Bank
Turner
North Side
Chicago and Pittsburgh Baseball Scores Update
Chicago and Pittsburgh played a split pair with final tallies posted for the day. Seibold Spohrer Vance Quinn Picinich and other players contributed in the matchups while rain postponed one Philadelphia New York pair and a second Boston Brooklyn game ended in a shutout.
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Brooklyn
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Spohrer
Vance
Quinn
Picinich
Brown
Hargrave
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Heimach
Lopez
Cleveland at Detroit First Game Box Score
Baseball score snippet shows Cleveland at Detroit with first game lines. Washington and Boston listed with pitchers Weaver Marberry Berg Spencer Macfayden Tate. Boston pitchers Burke Spencer Durham Moore Michaels Connolly. New York Phila with Gomez Dickey Krau sse Bowman Cochrane. St Louis Chicago with Coffman Ferrell Thomas Gregory Faber Grube.
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Marberry
Berg
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Tate
Burke and
Durham
Moore
Michaels
Connolly
New York
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Gomez
Dickey
Cain
Krausse
Bowman
Cochrane
Helen Hayes Sued for Heart Balm in Chicago
Helen Hayes, famed actress, is named defendant in a $100,000 heart balm suit filed in Chicago circuit court by Caryl Frink Mac Arthur, first wife of Hayes' husband Charles MacArthur. The claim centers on alienated affections. declaration to be filed within a week.
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Helen Hayes
Caryl Frink MacArthur
Charles MacArthur
Gerald T. Wiley
MacArthur
Transpacific Plane Disaster Ends With Narrow Rescue
Nat Browne and Frank Brooks survived a midair breakup of Browne’s red monoplane Lone Star over Puget Sound on May 30 during refueling. The hose snagged the stabilizer, the craft plunged nose first, Browne tried to steady it and both men bailed out, rescued by a holiday sea sled party after landing in the water.
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New York
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Browne
Lone Star
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Brooks
Lindbergh Turns To Science For Baby Case Clues
Hopewell National spotlight fades as Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh retreat from public view. The colonel uses a dedicated Lab at Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research in New York as he seeks solace in science. Mrs Lindbergh plans to welcome a new baby while John Hughes Curtis remains jailed. Dr. John F. Condon continues aid in the case with renewed police-portrait study.
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Rovkelenley Institute For Medical Research
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Hfe
Jassie
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Cabinet Plans Dictatorship for Germany
President Hindenburg summoned the new cabinet headed by Count Franz Von Papen to meet at the presidential palace to take the oath. The list included Constantin von Neurath as foreign minister and Count Lutz Schwerin as minister of justice, with Dr. Hermann Warmbold heading economics and labor.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Baron Constantin von Neurath
London
Count Luta Schwerin
Karl Goerdeler
Hermann Warmbold
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Warmbold
Count von Krosigk
Finance
Bruening
Ogden Horse Show Opens At Coliseum
The annual Ogden horse show opened in the Coliseum with entries from Blackfoot Idaho Falls Boise and other Utah towns. Notable entrants include K D Rose of Idaho Falls with Moon Magic and Golden Slippers, G O Wright of Idaho Falls with three horses, Dr J C Sorenson of Blackfoot with seven prize horses, and Joe Rogers of Boise with Triumphal.
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Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Boise
K. D. Rose
Moon Magic
Golden Slippers
G. O. Wright
J. C. Sorenson
Joe Rogers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Smith seeks stockman input on Colton grazing plan
Representative Smith of Idaho urged the House Public Lands committee to obtain western stockmen views before acting on the Colton bill to create community grazing areas on public land. He asked for printed hearings to be sent to Hoover Public Land Commission members for opinions. R W Shapsine supported the bill from the range administration angle.
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Smith
Idaho
House Public Lands Committee
Hoover
Public Land Commission
R. W. Shapsine
Division of
Forest Service
Deficit Report and Notable Civil, Religious News Digest
Washington fiscal data shows a 11 month deficit of 2.6849 billion dollars. Vatican calls eight days of prayer begin tomorrow with global observances. Western Pacific seeks 759 thousand dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Salt Lake City hosts 2000 member LDS conference chorus June 10 to 12. Elder murder trial closing arguments wrap up in Beveridge case. jury likely this evening.
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Gypsies Arrested for Station Robbery Near Brigham City
Gypsies driving a high powered car and posing as fortune tellers drained $11 from the Little Doll House service station run by C P Anderson. Deputies arrested Mary Williams 24 Katherina Williams 27 and George Williams 23 in Brigham City Utah after tracing the trio from the station. They face petty larceny charges per Judge E G Houde's criminal complaint.
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Sheriff's Office
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George Williams
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George
Katherina
E. G. Houde
Smoot Predicts Agreement on Revenue Measure by Tonight
Washington June 2 An administration relief program before Congress drew fire from two cabinet members as they attacked the Democratic public works plan before Senate and House committees. Secretary Mills and Hurley warned the bond issue would unbalance the budget while Hawley introduced measures drafted per the president.
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Power tax falls short of goal in Idaho payments
Electrical production for 11 months yielded 213 580 from a half mill kilowatt tax in Idaho from two of three major firms. Idaho Power and Utah Power and Light paid. Utah firm faced mine shutdown in Utah reducing output. Revenue likely falls well below the 400 000 to 500 000 forecast. Washington Water Power remains smaller.
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Idaho
Washington Water Power Company
Parrot Barred From Courtroom in Brownlee Murder Case
Darrell Kendall was acquitted by a jury in Conroe Texas of the murder of JL H Brownlee head of a minstrel tent show. The prosecutor sought to bring a parrot into the courtroom but Judge Metcalf refused. witnesses said the parrot was not the bird that witnessed the killing.
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JL. H. Brownlee
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Partha Smith
Z. L. Foreman
A Metil
Foreman
CANDIDATES IN BANNOCK FILE EXPENSE LISTS
Itemized expense accounts for primary candidates are being filed with the county clerk. The highest reported so far is 54.75 by 8 R Evans, who lost the sheriff race on the Democratic ticket. Filing must be completed by June 13 with a breakdown of money spent by the candidate or others.
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R Evans
Evans
Supreme Court
Borah Acts On Cricket Menace
Senator William E. Borah replied to a Tyhee area committee asking for at least 25 000 to help farmers fight a cricket invasion. He said an appropriation exists in a grasshopper gravity provision now in conference and that a new grant is unlikely. He is taking up the issue with the Indian department and hopes the agricultural bill moves quickly.
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William E. Borah
Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Senator Borah
Indian Department
House Democratic Leader Says Budget Will Be Balanced
Washington June 2 AP Senator Norris proposes a flat ten percent cut in all civilian government salaries with exemptions and scales. Rainey assures the budget will be balanced as conferees resume work on the revenue bill to offset Hoover's revised tax estimates.
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Special Economy Committee
Poling predicts stronger GOP plank on liquor issue
Dr. Daniel A. Poling, resigning Allied Forces for Prohibition chairman, says the Republican platform will push further than 1928 on wet and dry policies. He urges a clear enforcement stance and constitutional process, criticizing planks that avoid the 18th amendment.
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Daniel A. Poling
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America
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune Describing Frisco Travel
A Will Rogers letter from San Francisco mocks visitors from Los Angeles and pokes fun at local pride. He jokes about Stanford University and his son, and quips about Hoover’s home and the senate budget. He closes with a dig at politics and a note of skepticism.
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