Fire at Chicago General Hospital. all patients rescued
A Chicago General Hospital fire started in the laundry room at 1 am and spread to the fourth floor. Seventeen patients, doctors, and nurses were evacuated, some carried by firemen, as ambulances moved others to nearby hospitals. The blaze caused about 25000 in damage and prompted an investigation into misplaced X ray films.
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Chicago
Chicago General Hospital
Pire
Michael J. Corrigan
Cleveand Hospital
Corrigan
U&mediate
Dames
Cleveland
Edward ©. Meyer
Dryer
Lucy Lampbrecht
Water division plan proposed by Boulder Dam conference leader
Washington June 4. Colonel W J Donovan, acting attorney general and chairman of the Boulder Dam basin conference, unveiled a water division plan. It allocates 300000 acre feet to Nevada, 4600000 to California, and 3600000 to Arizona yearly. The plan differs from Arizona and California proposals and awaits review by the involved states.
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Washington
Arizona-California
W J. Donovan
Forf
Nevada
California
Troma
Arizona Press
Soviet Consul General Arrest Sparks Harbin Tension
Dispatches from Harbin report the arrest of Soviet Consul General Haller M Kumnetzoff, not yet returned to Harbin, prompting protests and Chinese officials to seek clarification. Anxiety mounts over a possible rupture between Russia and the region as Moscow’s next move is anticipated across Manchuria.
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Tokyo
Hengo
Harbin
Wchuria
Aden
Haller M Kumnetazoff
Harbun
Muraily
Russia
Moscow
Manchuria
Stockton Woman Pleads Guilty to Poisoning Husband
In Sonora a Stockton woman pleaded guilty to poisoning her husband by lacing his coffee. The case cites the April 27 incident near Tuttletown where Carl Rabien was involved.
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Stockton
Calif
Mre Wa Teeble
Sonora Ay
Carl Rabien
Tuttletown
Hammer Man Slays Girl in Los Angeles
Police investigated a Los Angeles homicide of Virginia Patty with a battered head. Suspect Bi Tallman, a radio technician from San Francisco, was traced via a phone number to the Asbery hotel where manager Mrs E Lowell aided in locating him. Frank Patty, her husband, collapsed upon learning of the crime and later went north to search for his missing wife. Detectives later identified Tallman as the man who had stayed at the hotel. William Tailman, a wireless operator in January for NBC San Francisco, is reported to have left without a forwarding address.
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Virginia Party
Tadicy
Bi Tallman
Dation Kpo
San Francisco
Asbery Hotel
E. Lowell
Tallman
Lowell
Asbery
Frank Patty
Portland
Ore
Pacific Bank of Finance
Patty
William Tailman
Virginia Patty
National Broadcasting Company
Navy flyer aims to break seaplane altitude record
Apollo Soucek of the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics took off from Naval Air Station at 12 30 p m to attempt a world seaplane altitude record.
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Washington
Apollo Soucek
Navy Bureau of Searonautics
Naval Air Station
Senators Denounce Orgy of Stock Market Speculation
In Washington on June 4 AP reports Senators condemned the stock market speculation surge. Senator Glass urged restraint and opposed penalizing legitimate business by raising the discount rate, while Senator Couzens joined in denouncing what was called an orgy of speculation and proposed evaluating repeal possibilities.
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Washington
Senor Glass Democrat
Virginia
Federal Reserve Ward
Herrow Beorgin
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Shrine Meet in Los Angeles Draws 75000 Nobles of Mystic Shrine
The fifty fifth annual conclave opened with the first imperial council meeting and a big public circus finale. About 75 000 Fez clad Shrine nobles arrived by 31 special trains from Chicago and other cities. Leo V Youngworth hosted a banquet with Imperial Potentate Frank C Jones and the imperial divan.
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Mystic Shrine
Fez
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Frank C. Jones
Houston
Texas
Medinah Temple of
Chicago
el Zaribah Temple
Phoenix
Ariz.de
Asafetica
Shrine
Shrine Hospital
San Franciso
Imperial Council
King Requests MacDonald to Form Cabinet
Stanley Baldwin resigns as prime minister and hands his seal to King George at Windsor Castle. The king then sent for Ramsay MacDonald to form a cabinet as Labour becomes the numerically strongest party in the House of Commons.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
King George
Windsor Castle
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Windsor
Baldwin
House of Commons
Castle
Labor Party National Executive Committee
Labor Party
David Lloyd George
Daily News
Labor
Striking Paris Mail Workers Block River Route
Paris faced a day without mail as letter carriers and sorters, in a sympathetic strike, tried to topple a city mail truck into the Seine after a meeting. Police arrested thirty amid suspensions and ongoing salary dispute for uniforms and related costs.
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Paris
Seine
Hoover announces third assistant postmaster general
President Hoover named Frederick A. Tilllon of Detroit to head the fiscal affairs of the Post Office Department as third assistant postmaster general.
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Wasitington
Hoover
Frederick A. Tillon
Detroit
Twin Falls Adopts Budget With General Fund Increase
Twin Falls city council approved an annual appropriation of 138632 dollars for the municipal general fund for the coming year. The budget raises spending for the fire police street and sanitary departments by 14000 dollars, yet remains 70 dollars under projected revenues without raising the tax rate.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Scores From Today's Games Across Major Leagues
Four games in Philadelphia New York Washington Cincinnati Pittsburgh and St Louis plus Chicago meet Brooklyn and New York in twin bills. Highlights include St Louis 3 3 for 6 4 with 33 runs in one game and Chicago 9 14 1 in the late matchup.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
St Louis
Clark
Picinich
Haines
Wisor
Unsettled Weather Promises Showers in North
The forecast indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with showers in the north. Temperatures approach mild levels as fronts move through the region.
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Te Acee
Next Budget to Provide for Fifteen New Ships
Washington reports the Hoover administration will include funding in the next federal budget for fifteen additional 10,000-ton battleships. The plan hinges on a future arms agreement ratified by the Senate, with officials noting no modification of the program while talks proceed. Affected policy and Geneva conference discussions are noted as complicating factors. The piece also covers Congress's summer recess and ongoing farm relief and tariff legislation efforts. The Boise polo match preview is included with team lineups and weather notes.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Stimson
Hughs. Gibson
Ambassador Gibson
House
Senate Finance
Farm Relief
Soviet Officials Arrested Near Manchuria Transit
In Mukden a Soviet consul general Kuretzoff and several Soviet officials were returned under arrest after attempting to cross into Siberia. Another Soviet official bound for Moscow via Vladivostok was arrested at Sutterho and being returned.
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Manchuria
Sasser
Mukden
Kuretzoff
Siberia
Moscow
Vladivostok
Sutterho
Rebel Chief Is Eliminated by Federals
The Cristeros supreme chieftain Enrique Gorozuieta is reportedly killed near San Pulian as General Cedillo’s federal forces envelop the insurgent army in central Mexico. The body is to be embalmed and shipped to Mexico City for relatives. Pacification of the Jalisco districts is expected by June 15.
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Chapultepec
Saturnino de Gilo
Mexico
Enrique Gorozuieta
Cedillo
Goroztietas
Jalisco
San Pulian
Goroztieta
Pedrosa
Porfirio Diaz
Victoriana Huerta
Bandits Robbed Salt Lake Store in Morning Heist
Two unmasked robbers forced clerks into a refrigerator at the Skaggs Safeway on Main Street in Salt Lake City. They took cash from the register and 27 50 in checks, escaping with 70 dollars belonging to a clerk after a dispute over hand position. Eagles install officers for the coming year led by Pooster Aerte with Hugh G Poling as worthy president and a large crowd later enjoying dancing and refreshments.
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Skaggs Safeway
Main Street
Eagles
Pooster Aerte of
Hugh G Poling
Mert Ahistrom
Fret DeLer
J C. Downer
HC Minor
Norman Maton
Garry Kimball
Bialect
Thomas Rush
A H. Peterson
J H H. Lynn
Germany to Pay Allies Nine Bilions in Reparations
Paris June 4 The reparations experts reached a final accord on Germany’s postwar payments. Belgium accepted the German proposal for redemption of marks left in Belgium, aligning with Owen Young’s annuity plan. The agreement cuts German reparations from about 33 billion to 9 billion dollars, with annuities over 37 years and potential relief for French debt. The pact also envisions Allied troop withdrawal from the Rhineland after negotiations.
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Paris
Europe
Hijalmar Schacht Jocking
Belgium
Owen D. Young
Eupen
France
Intericr
Rhineland
Mr. Young
Fairbanks Jr and Joan Crawford Wed in New York Ceremony
Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Joan Crawford wed at St Melady's rectory in New York. They plan a California return to start film work this year and tour Europe for a later honeymoon after completing their schedules. He quoted age stated as nineteen and she as twenty.
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New York
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Crawford
St. Meladys Roman Catholic Church
California
Miss Crawford
Fairbanks
Vesuvius Eruption Expands Lava Flow Toward Towns
Mount Vesuvius, in eruption since yesterday, sends a widening lava stream increasing from about 40 feet to over 60 feet wide with a velocity exceeding six feet per second. The lava divides toward Terignue and Cupecelo, invading the valley of Hell, while explosions emit incandescent material. Director Malladra at the observatory notes uncertainty on distance to dwellings due to dense smoke and debris.
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Mt Vesuvius
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Malladra
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Observatory
Valley of Hell
Terignue
Cupecelo
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