Indian Police Fight Natives Injuring Many
Severe clashes erupted at three sites across India as police confronted Hindu rioters. In Worli Bombay a large internment prison area saw a fierce bout injuring a score or more congress volunteers, five critically. Near Cholinganal a Hindu was killed during raids on a salt store while Dharasana reported multiple injuries to natives in police confrontations.
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Associated Press
India
Bombay
Worli
Congress
Madras
Cholinganallur
Dharasana
Oil Deal Exceeds Million Dollars in Wyoming Transfer
In Lander Wyoming on June 3 a deal over 1 million dollars transferred extensive oil holdings and equipment of the Dallas Dome Wyoming Oil Fields company to the Atlantic Pacific Oil company of Wyoming. The buyer is linked to Milham Oil Exploration and the Mexican Seaboard Oil corporation led by John Hays Hammond. English capitalists long owned and ran the fields with Campbell Hunter of London as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Wyo
Dallas Dome
Wyoming Oil Fields Company
Derby Dome
Here
Atlantic Pacific Oil Company
Wyoming
Milham Oil Exploration Company
Mexican Seaboard Oil Corporation
John Hays Hammond
Campbell Hunter
London
Miner dies from Tintic blast injuries in Utah
La Nare Johnson 30 of Santaquin Utah died in a Salt Lake City hospital from injuries suffered Sunday in an explosion at Tintic Standard Pine. He was mangled and burned loading powder into drill holes. His helper Thomas Mansfield of Eureka is recovering. Johnson was married about three months.
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Salt Lake City
la Nare Johnson
Santaquin
Utah
Thomas Mansfield
Eureka
Johnson
Eight Burned by Explosion in Omara Basement
An electric transformer exploded in a Omara basement injuring eight men including James Usher and Omar McAllister. The men, electricians for a creamery project, suffered severe burns with two expected to die. A blaze caused minor building damage after the blast.
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Omara
James Usher
Omar McAllister
Nebraska Power Company
King George Quietly Celebrates His Sixty Fifth Birthday
London reports King George V celebrating his sixty fifth birthday in Buckingham Palace with the Prince of Wales taking the royal salute at the troop with colors. Messages from across the empire and world poured in as the royal family sent greetings. The day included a ceremonial parade, but the king remained indoors due to rheumatism.
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George
London
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Horse Guards Parade
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Earl of Harewood
Arthur
of Connaught
Royal Courts of Justice
Guards
Mary
Prince George
Royal Box
Bishop Cannon Refuses Lobbyist Label In Prohibition Promotion
Senate lobby committee hears Bishop James Cannon Jr deny being a lobbyist though he promotes prohibition by Christian means. He says he avoids personal suasion and disclaims participation in elections beyond church statements. He calls the inquiry persecution and declines to answer further questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Con
Southern Methodist Board
Congress
Walsh
Montana
Hoover Signs Law Over Veto Granting Spanish War Pensions
President Hoover's veto override enacts a new pension law for Spanish American War veterans. He defended liberalizing benefits but opposed broadening payouts for wealthy or poorly served veterans, saying the policy should not reward harmful habits or alter Civil War pension principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Gadsden Purchase
House
Knutson
Pensions Committee
White House
Connally
Texas
Former Toiler To Form New Cabinet For Swedish King
Carl Gustaf Ekman, leader of the people's party, accepted King Gustave's invitation to form a new cabinet after the Lindman government resigned following a riksdag defeat. Ekman, a former premier and finance minister who once worked as a blacksmith, said he would consult political friends before commenting. He previously formed a cabinet in June 1926 and resigned in September 1928.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Carl Gustaf Ekman
People’s Party
Gustave
Lindman
Riksdag
Ekman
Dozen Escape Insane Asylum in Ionia Break
Thirteen inmates escaped from the Ionia state hospital for the criminal insane after taking the night superintendent hostage. One fugitive was recaptured within three hours, while others remained at large as a statewide search unfolded. The escape began with door and wire openings on the first floor, releasing about 150 men who stayed orderly. Sheriff William French led the manhunt, recapturing Istvan Caordan, 39, from Detroit seven miles south of the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionia
Mid
Ionia State Hospital
Gene Owen
Perry C. Robertson
Owen
William French
Istvan Caordan
Detroit
Attempted Murder of Mrs Dechow in Chicago
An assailant fired two shots through the second floor bedroom window of Mrs Lottie Brenner Dechow a wealthy elderly woman who had charged her husband with perjury and claimed he used a false name The attack followed the killer climbing from a garage roof to fire on her window leaving the room scarred by bullet holes.
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Chicago
Lottie Brenner Dechow
Count von Vuelow
Robbery Strikes Feldman’s Jewelry in Boise
Burglars broke into Feldman’s jewelry and second hand store in Boise early today and escaped with about 400 dollars worth of wrist watches rings and pistols. Police say the theft appears committed by a visiting gang of professionals.
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Boise
Feldman
Partly Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday Outlook
Partly cloudy conditions return tonight with minimal temperature change into Wednesday. No major storms expected as winds stay light and temperatures hold near current readings.
Confederate reunion centers on Jefferson Davis birthday
In Biloxi Mississippi crowds gathered at Beauvoir to honor Jefferson Davis on his birthday as reunions convened for Confederate veterans. Across the south ceremonies paused public business with wreaths songs and oratory at gravesites. Northward in Fairview Kentucky mourners assembled at the memorial monolith honoring the Confederate leader.
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Biloxi
Miss
South
Fairview
Gang war erupts as Chicago gangsters clash in renewed killings
Police roundup targets Sicilian sections and Capone era figures after a weekend of gunfire leaves Joseph Ferrari and two others dead near North Clark and Locust. Deputy Commissioner Stege links wiretaps and a broken truce to a new battle between Capone allies and Moran factions.
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Chicago
Joseph Ferrari
North Clark
Locust Streets
Russell
Jack McGurn
Capone
James Belastro
Rocco Fanelli
Stege
George
Bugs) Moran
Peter Pleacia
Baseball scores from multiple games across the national league
The record lists results from games in New York Brooklyn Chicago Boston St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Washington with details on inning by inning scores pitchers and batters including Bent on Kolp Gooch Hubbell Hogan Kremer Spencer Hemsley Lopez Teachout Hartnett Grimes Cooney Spohrer Pipgras Hargrave Bengough Lyons Henry Riddle Liska Ruel and Hargrave Batteries Grove and Cochrane Coffman Manion
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New York
Chicago
Pipgras and Hargrave
Bengough
Lyons
Henry and
Riddle
Fighting in China Gears Up Near Peiping Front
Reports from Honan province indicate renewed clashes between the nationalist government and the northern alliance. About 400000 troops poised to oppose one another along the Haichow to Tungkwan railroad as Chiang Kai Shek orders a general advance and nationalist forces swell to at least 150000.
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Honan
Kweiteh
Chiang Kai- Shek
Babe Ruth Homers for Seventeenth of Season
Babe Ruth hit his seventeenth home run of the season in the fourth inning against the White Sox. Ted Lyons pitched for Chicago with bases empty as Ruth, leading off the inning, broke the tie with Hack Wilson for the major league home run lead.
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Babe
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Ted Lyons
Ruth
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Graf Zeppelin Maintains 90 MPH Pace Over Ocean
Graf Zeppelin reported speeds near 89.7 mph on the Atlantic leg from Lakehurst to a point about 750 miles east of New York as she heads toward Friedrichshafen with a tail wind aiding her crossing. After passing New York and Long Island she veered southeast toward Seville as the voyage home begins.
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North Atlante
Naval Station
Lakehurst
New York City
Long Island
North Atlantic
Seville
Friedrichshafen
New York
Germany
Spain
Chatham
Radio Corporation of America
Storage in Magic reservoir up from last year in June report
Boise June 3 4A shows Magic reservoir on the Big Wood holding 54,900 acre feet on June 1 up from 30,200 a year ago. Blackfoot reservoir storage is near last year at 303,880 acre feet vs 308,342 a year ago as runoff finishes and irrigation begins drawing on storage.
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Boise
Magic Reservoir
Big Wood
Department of Reclamation
Blackfoot
Hoover to call Senate special session after adjournment
President Hoover informed Senate leaders he would convene a special session for London naval treaty debate the day after this Congress adjourns. Republican leaders Watson and Moses urged delaying until December to allow campaigns, but Hoover insisted on prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
White House
Congress
Akeley Returns From Africa After Pygmy Expedition
Paris June 3 AP Mrs Della J Akeley widow of Carl Akeley returns from a year long Congo expedition in search of pygmies. She reports villages of leaf huts size of ten year old children and notes their quick disappearance when intruders approach. The trip yielded ethnological materials for the Brooklyn Museum and other institutions.
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Africa
Paris
Della J. Akeley
Carl Akeley
Akeley
Belgian Congo
Nairobi
Brooklyn Museum
Kable
Uganda
Many Apply for U S Presidency at University
Boise reports a large pool of candidates for the presidency to succeed Dr. F. J. Kelly. All applicants come from outside Idaho and their names will be presented to the state board of education in Lewiston at the June 6 meeting chaired by W. D. Vincent.
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Boise
Idaho
Bureau of Fisheries
R. E. Thomas
Thomas
Bureau
Salmon
University
T O
F. J. Kelly
State Board of Education
W. D. Vincent
Cation
Lewiston
Rain Eases Forest Fire Pressure Near Duluth
Rain relief arrived as crews battled forest fires that destroyed three homes near Duluth Minnesota. The fires burned several thousand acres and endangered additional residences along river districts.
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Duluth
Minn
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Empire
King George
Denver
Fisheries Bureau
Nevada
Anti- Smith
Cannon
Senator
Toiler
Michigan State Hospital
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma City
L. W. Stephens
Coushatta
Army of Tennessee
United Confederate Veterans
National Cincinnat
Benton
Kolp
Gooch
Hubbell
Hogan
Brooklyn
Kremer
Spencer
Hemsley
Clark
Lopez
Boston
Teachout
Hartnett
Grimes
Cooney
Spohrer
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wilson
Willoughby
Bpence
Davis
American
Cleveland
Durham
Barry
Ferrell
Bowell
Liska
Ruel
Whitenul
Sullivan
Wyatt
Hargrave
Et. Ulal
Grove and Cochrane
Coffman and Manion
United States
U. S
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