Walsh Says Cannon In Contempt of Senate
Senate lobby committee faces a vacant witness chair as Bishop James Cannon Jr refuses to answer, attacking the panel's authority. With Senator Borah's arrival, a quorum is formed, and the group records reports on the anti Smith campaign while considering contempt charges for Cannon upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Can Jr
Senate Lobby Committee
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Borah
Idaho
Cannon
Robinson
Indiana
Sena
Tariff Returns to Conference in Washington
The tariff bill was sent back to conference for the fourth time after Vice President Curtis sustained a Democratic point of order on rate provisions. Senate leaders debated an agreement to vote later, with Republicans hoping to fix rates and bring the bill to a final vote next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtis
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Borah
Idaho
Republican
Hoover Law Enforcement Commission
House
United States
Excavation of Rogue River Mounds Advances in Oregon
In Gold Hill Oregon archaeologists led by L S Cressman of the University of Oregon with Oregon Historical Society officers continued digging at Indian mound sites along Rogue River. Relics include long stone pipes of Grecian vase quality and a pipe bowl residue that may be the last smoke from the original vessel.
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Portland
Ore
Rogue River
Gold Hill
Oregon Historical Society
L. S. Cressman
University of Oregon
Oregon
Former Idaho Governor Reports On Public Lands Bureau
Washington June 5 AP The Hoover public lands commission discussed coordinated administration of the public domain. Officials from the forest service reclamation general land office and Indian bureau testified on land surveys patent issuance and transfer to western states with squatters rights unresolved.
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Washington
Hoover Public Lands Commission
Forest Service
Reclamation Bureau
General Land Office
Indian Bureau
Reclamation
Elwood Mesd
Charles C. Moore
Moore
Nevada
House Rejects Democratic Tariff Proposal On Free Hides Shoes
The house today rejected a Democratic proposal to direct house conferees on the tariff bill to accept free hides and shoes provided in the senate.
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HOUSE
Washington
Senate
Northern British Columbia gold rush sparked by ore vein strike
Wrangell Alaska June 5 reports describe a vein near Glenora in the Cassiar district yielding about 60 dollars per ton in copper, gold, and silver. Prospectors rush to stake claims along the Stikine river as early arrivals tally 32 claims and prepare to depart on the next boat.
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Wrangell
Alaska
Cassiar
Stikine River
Here
British Columbia
George Drapich
Yukon
Glenora
Sam
Drapich
OTAN WEA Fair Tonight Brings Cooler Southwest
A weather notice reports a fair tonight with cooler conditions affecting the southwest portion. Residents are advised to expect mild temperatures and light winds as the region experiences a brief decline in heat.
Parachute Jumper Dies In Plane Crash At Roosevelt Field
Jenny J. Buddy Bushmeyer, a professional parachute jumper, died after a plane without a parachute he and pilot Clifford Muchmore rode in fell 1500 feet. The craft went into a flat spin and crashed into a field, pinning both men in the wreckage during a practice landing at Roosevelt Field New York.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Jenny J
Buddy” Bushmeyer
Clifford Muchmore
Kingsford Smith Prepares Atlantic Flight From Ireland
Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and companions moved to Baldonnel airdrome after installing wireless batteries in the Southern Cross. They plan to depart Curragh for a trans Atlantic attempt to New York weather permitting with a projected 34 or 35 hour flight and a great circle route via Cape Race.
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London
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Atlantic
Ireland
Croydon
Southern Cross
Baldonnel Airdrome
Kingsford-Smith
America
Dublin
Irish Free State
Curragh
New York
Cape Race
British Air Ministry
Croydon Field
England
Long Island
N. Y
New Jersey Booming Morrow as a Presidential Candidate
In Trenton New Jersey a presidential boom for Dwight W Morrow ambassador to Mexico and possible Republican Senate candidate emerged at a rally. Edward C Stokes and Princeton president John Grier Hibben touted Morrows White House prospects while Morrow expressed gratitude for the endorsements.
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New Jersey
Morrow
Trenton
N. J
Dwigh W. Morrow
Mexico
Edward C. Stokes
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
White House
Mr. Stokes
United States Senate
Ambassador Morrow
Atlantic City
Mr. Morrow
Woodrow Wilson
Dr. Hibben
Princeton
Stokes
Railway Group to Meet at Spokane
Spokane June 5. A series of preliminary conferences for the 15th regular session of the Pacific Northwest advisory board of the American Railway Association opens today with registration expected to exceed 600. Topics include agricultural transport, grain storage, immature fruit shipments, and related issues. Speaker R. E. Shepherd of Jerome Idaho, manager of Twin Falls North Side Land & Water Co., is listed among the presenters.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Northwest Advisory Board
American Railway Association
R. E. Shepherd
Jerome
Idaho
Twin Falls North Side Land & Water Company
Mrs Hoover to convalesce at Camp Washington
Mrs Hoover will leave for the presidential camp in Virginia to convalesce for an indefinite period due to a back injury suffered about two months ago. Captain Joel T. Boone, White House physician, said recovery had been satisfactory and she was ready for formal entertaining after an informal dinner Tuesday.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Virginia
Canva
Joel T. Boone
White House
Baseball scores and replays from early season games
The clipping lists multiple box score results across major league games including St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago versus Boston Cincinnati at New York New York at Chicago and Washington at Detroit with varying run totals and pitcher lines May and Bukeforth Genewich and Hogan and others noted. Rain affected a New York at Chicago game causing a call.
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Cincinnati
New York
Bukeforth
Genewich
Hogan
Aviator Soucek After Record Altitude Near 42,000 Feet
Lieut Apollo Soucek soared to around 42,000 feet in a bid to set a new altitude record for naval aviators. Weathered by 60 degrees below zero and 38 degrees cockpit heat, he used a metal propeller and hoped to push higher with changes. If instrument checks confirm, he will attempt again soon with a wooden propeller or higher pitch.
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Washington
Apollo Soucek
Bureau of Standards
Willi Neuenhofen
Germany
Soucek
Neuenhofen
Plane crashes at Boston airport injure twelve
A tri motor Colonial air transport plane fell into the waters at Boston municipal airport. One passenger was likely fatally injured while 11 others and two pilots sustained injuries. French aviator Simon A. de Aultheir had minor injuries. The crash occurred when the right motor failed as the craft turned southward. Coast guard boats and private craft aided in the rescue through a cabin breach. the plane was badly damaged.
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Boston
Simon A. de Aultheir
Val Chick
Charlies O'Connor
Coast Guard
Hailey to assume Boise governorship Monday
Lieutenant Governor Oscar E. Hailey will arrive in Boise on Monday to assume leadership while Governor Baldridge is away at shrine convention. The visit underscores a temporary transfer of power during Baldridge's absence.
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Boise
Oscar E. Hailey
Baldridge
Ft. Fevente
Gina
Graf Now En Route To Friedrichshafen Field
Clyde Fisher junior in very serious condition after Sunday night car crash that left his mother dead. He develops meningitis with a fractured skull and facial wound. John Morgan and his daughter Helen show slight improvement after the Onyx accident in which the Fisher car collided with another vehicle and overturned after striking a telephone pole.
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Clyde Fisher
Riverview
Fisher
John Morgan
Helen
Onyx
Clyde Jr
Congress to Take Up Naval Pact in Extra Session
Senator Watson announced after talks with President Hoover and others that the plan remains to consider the London naval treaty in a special Senate session after Congress adjourns. Vandenberg and Allen pressed for action, with Hoover ready to call the session the day after adjournment.
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Washington
Watson
Hoover
Senate
White House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Allen
Kansas
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Enraged bull beaten by woman hero at Johnson farm
In Tacoma on June 5 AP reports farmer Ho FP Johnson escaped with shock and bruises after being attacked by a maddened bull. Housekeeper Mrs Delta Farrington, armed with a pitchfork, stabbed and punched the bull to save Johnson, who crawled to safety as the bull collapsed.
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Tacoma
Wash
Johnson
Delta Farrington
Johnson Farm
Auto crashes into crowd injuring schoolchildren in Chicago
June 5 report states an uncontrolled automobile ploughed into a group of about 60 school children waiting for a street car in Chicago injuring 12. Bernard Robinson aged 19 was arrested as the driver of the vehicle.
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Chicago
Bernard Robinson
Graf Zeppelin's Seville stop ends amid weather threat
Graf Zeppelin leaves Seville for Friedrichshafen at 5:35 p m after brief layover due to storm risk. Ground crew and 100 soldiers assist as Spanish passengers disembark and supplies are loaded before its final leg home. The voyage marks the first return stage from the United States with a Lisbon to coast crossing noted en route.
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Ocean
Seville
Spain
Bezins
Friedrichshafen
Els T
Hugo Eckener
Eckener
Graf
Graf Zeprelin
United States
Lisbon
Portugal
Lakehurst
Cabo da Roca
Europe
Uneasy Conscience Triggers Eureka Confession
Jerry Hogan a 20 year old former Laramie resident walked into Eureka California police headquarters and confessed to stealing a car rifling a cash register in Laramie a month and a half ago and passing two fake checks in Nebraska. He said a companion helped steal the car and fled south while he headed west, unable to sleep due to an uneasy conscience.
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Eureka
Calif
Jerry Hogan
Laramie
Nebraska
Hogan
Forest Blazes Strike Ontario Near Port Arthur
Preceded by three scouting planes, a large force of firefighters moved into forests northwest of Port Arthur Ontario to subdue week long fires. Officials plan to locate and extinguish remote blazes as rains and lighter winds offer relief. Dozens of homesteads lost buildings and livestock with eight families burned out at Pass Lake and 35 housed at Tynage hall.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Here
Forestry Department
Sioux Lookout
Pass Lake
Tynage
Nature paints masterpiece in Desert of Death Valley
Beatty Nevada June 5 AP Dame nature has transformed the Amargosia desert into fields of brilliant wildflowers. After 19 days of May showers seeds awakened to bloom, creating a carpet of asters columbine larkspur poppies daisies and more. Botanist Letson Ballet says 100 varieties could be gathered within 60 yards.
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Desert OF
Death Valley
Beatty
Dame Nature
Amargosia
Letson Ballet
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