Indian Police Clash With Natives Leaves Many Wounded
Severe clashes erupt in three Indian locations as police face Hindu rioters. In Worli Bombay a large internment prison area saw fierce fighting with many Congress volunteers injured, five in precarious condition. Near Cholinganal a Hindu raider was killed while inciting others. Dharasana reports multiple injuries during raids on salt depots.
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Associated Press
India
Bombay
Worli
Congress
Madras
Cholinganallur
Dharasana
Oil Deal Exceeds Million Dollars in Wyoming Transfer
In a deal valued over 1 million dollars the Derby Dome and Dallas Dome oil fields 12 miles south of Lander Wyoming and their equipment were sold to Atlantic Pacific Oil company of Wyoming. The Milham Oil Exploration and Mexican Seaboard Oil corporations are involved with Jos Hays Hammond as a principal owner. Existing owners include Campbell Hunter of London as president.
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Dallas Dome
Wyoming Oil Fields Company
Derby Dome
Here
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Mexican Seaboard Oil Corporation
Jos Hays Hammond
Campbell Hunter
London
Mine victim dies after Utah explosion
La Nare Johnson aged 30 of Santaquin Utah died in Salt Lake City hospital from injuries suffered Sunday in an explosion at the Tintic Standard Pine mine. He was mangled and burned loading powder into drill holes. His helper Thomas Mansfield of Eureka is recovering. Johnson was married about three months ago and is survived by his widow.
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la Nare Johnson
Santaquin
Utah
Thomas Mansfield
Eureka
Johnson
Explosion Burns Eight Electric Workers in Omaha basement
An electric transformer exploded in a building basement in Omaha. Eight men were severely burned, two likely fatally, including James Usher and Omar McAllister of the Nebraska Power Company. The workers were installing transformers for a creamery when the blast and subsequent fire occurred.
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Omaha
James Usher
Omar McAllister
Nebraska Power Company
King George Celebrates His Sixty Fifth Birthday Quietly
London reports King George the sixth marking his sixty fifth birthday with a quiet stay at Buckingham Palace while the Prince of Wales led the royal salute. Messages of congratulations flood the palace as royal family members visit and the parade proceeds with other senior royals on horseback.
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Bishop Defends Christian Means in Lobby Inquiry
Bishop James Cannon Jr testified before the senate lobby committee that he is not a lobbyist but acts for prohibition through legitimate Christian means. He said he avoids personal persuasion and has not engaged in elections, aside from limited activity in his state. He protested the investigation as political persecution and declined to answer questions about anti Smith expenditures.
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James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Con
Southern Methodist Board
Congress
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Democrat
Montana
Anti- Smith
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Hoover veto overridden for Spanish American veterans pension bill
Washington June 3 AP The pension bill for Spanish American War veterans has become law after President Hoover's veto was overridden. Hoover defended liberalizing pension access but objected to granting benefits to wealthy veterans and those with adverse health habits. He rejected a pauper provision and emphasized 90 days service as a criterion. He cited veterans’ support in correspondence.
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Gadsden Purchase
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Pensions Committee
White House
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Texas
Former Toiler Forms Swedish Cabinet For King
Carl Gustaf Ekman, leader of the people's party, accepts King Gustave's invitation to form a cabinet succeeding the Lindman government which resigned after a riksdag defeat. Ekman, a former premier and finance minister, will consult political friends before commenting. He previously formed a cabinet in June 1926 and resigned in September 1928.
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Sweden
Carl Gustaf Ekman
People’s Party
Gustave
Lindman
Riksdag
Ekman
Attempted Murder of Wealthy Chicago Woman
Chicago reports an early morning attack on Mrs. Louie Brenner Dechow, who had recently accused her young husband known as Count Von Vuelow of perjury. An assassin fired two shots through the bedroom window, hitting the bed coverlet as the shooter from a neighboring garage roof targeted her second floor room.
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Chicago
Louie Brenner Dechow
Count von Vuelow
Robbery at Feldman’s Jewelry Store in Boise
Burglars broke into Feldman’s Jewelry and Secondhand Store in Boise early today and took about 400 dollars in wrist watches rings and pistols. Police suspect a visiting professional gang and say such a burglary is rare in Boise in over a year.
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Boise
Feldman
Partly Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday
A brief weather note reports mostly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with little change in temperatures across the period.
Dozen Escape Insane Asylum In Ionia Break
Thirteen inmates from a Michigan state hospital for the criminally insane escaped after forcing the night door guard to release them by threatening to kill the superintendent. One fugitive was recaptured within hours. others remained at large as a wide search began. Telephones were cut and doors opened on the first floor, releasing about 150 other men who stayed contained.
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Mid
Ionia State Hospital
Gene Owen
Perry C. Robertson
Owen
William French
Istvan Caordan
Detroit
Confederate reunion draws crowds to Davis birthplace and graves
In Beauvoir Mississippi Confederate leaders gathered to honor Jefferson Davis on his birthday as public business paused across the south. Pilgrims visited graves with wreaths and songs while a northern tribute occurred at Fairview Park around a large memorial monolith dedicated to the Confederate figure.
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South
Beauvier
Jefferson Davis
Pairview
Chicago gangs circle rival plans amid weekend killings
Police rushed rounds of arrests in the Sicilian districts after a ninth weekend murder, Joseph Ferrarri, 26, and a slumping body spotted near a hotel spurred a drive against gangsters. Wire-tapping and plans for a Capone Moran death duel surfaced as authorities link the Pleacia murder to a renewed gang war.
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Fusiliers
Joseph Ferrari
North Clark
Locust Streets
Russell
Jack McGurn
Capone
James Belastro
Rocco Fanelli
Stege
George
Bugs) Moran
Peter Pleacia
Baseball scores from a doubleheader slate across the majors
Summary of multiple games with line scores from the National and American leagues. Teams such as Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago St. Louis Boston Cleveland Chicago New York Detroit Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Philadelphia and others are listed with final tallies and key pitchers.
Fighting resumes between nationalist government and northern alliance
Reports from Honan indicate renewed hostilities likely as about 400000 troops confront each other along the Haichow to Tungkwan line. Nationalists are said to have retreated to Kweiteh while Chiang Kai-shek orders a general advance, with fighting imminent.
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Peiping
Honan Province
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Haichow-Tungkwan
Kweiteh
Chiang Kai- Shek
Ruth Hits 17th Home Run In Yankee White Sox Game
Babe Ruth connected in the fourth inning against Ted Lyons to break the major league home run lead, his seventeenth of the season as the Yankees faced the White Sox with no men on base.
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Ted Lyons
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Hack Wilton
Cubs
Graf Zeppelin reports swift eastward voyage home
The Graf Zeppelin accelerated eastward over the North Atlantic returning to Friedrichshafen after a pass by New York. Leaving Lakehurst at 9 12 p m she reported a position about 14 1/2 degrees north 63 15 west near 750 miles from New York with an estimated speed around 90 miles per hour.
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Lakehurst
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New York
New York City
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Seville
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Spain
Chatham
Radio Corporation of America
Blackfoot Storage Similar To Last Year In June Report
June 3 Boise dispatch notes Magic reservoir storage on June 1 at 54,900 acre feet vs 30,200 a year ago. Storage trails below 20 year average at 132,290. Blackfoot reservoir holds about 303,880 acre feet, just under 308,342 a year ago. Runoff complete and irrigation diversions nearing storage draw.
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Boise
Magic Reservoir
Big Wood
Department of Reclamation
Blackfoot
President to Call Session on London Naval Treaty
President Hoover told Senate leaders he would convene a special Senate session the day after this Congress adjourns to promptly dispose of the London naval treaty. Republican leaders Watson and Moses urged deferring the debate until December for campaign travel, but Hoover insisted on immediate action.
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Hoover
Congress
Watson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
White House
Pygmies of Africa Size of Children Found by Mrs Akeley
Paris June 3 AP Mrs Della J Akeley wife of Carl Akeley dies and buried in Africa returned to Paris after a year long expedition hunting pygmies in the Congo and Nairobi collecting material for the Brooklyn museum. She says pygmies still exist and are elusive.
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Paris
Della J. Akeley
Carl Akeley
Akeley
Belgian Congo
Nairobi
Brooklyn Museum
Kable
Uganda
Many Apply for U S Presidency at University
Boise June 3 A large field of candidates has submitted applications to the state board of education to succeed Dr F J Kelly as president of the university. Commissioner W D Vincent said all applicants to date are from outside Idaho and their names will be presented to the board in Lewiston on June 6.
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Idaho
Bureau of Fisheries
R. E. Thomas
Thomas
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Salmon
F. J. Kelly
State Board
W. D. Vincent
Nation
Cashon
Lewiston
Duluth Relief Arrives for River District Workers
In Duluth Minnesota on June 3 relief reached men pressed into service yesterday in several river districts. The note signals aid to those affected as efforts continue across the region.
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