Negroes in peonage case heard in King trial
Athens Ga June 7 AP A jury hears a damning picture of plantation life under Dr W R King as witnesses describe threats of death and violence and unpaid labor for Benny Dorsey and other Black workers. Barnett Atwood testifies he was pistol whipped for suggesting a barbecue on the farm and warned he would be shot.
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W. R. King
Barnett Arwood
Atwood
Dr. King
King
Danville
Clifford Walker
James Felton
King Plantation
Barnett Atwood
Americans Are Guests Berlin Arrive to Warm Welcome
Crowds at Berlin airport greet Captain Chamberlin and Lieutenant Levine as their trans Atlantic flight from New York lands aboard the Columbia. Ambassador Schurman, airdrome reception, and laurel wreaths mark the arrival with cheers and fanfare.
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Eisleben
New York
Chamberlin
Levine
Ambassador Schurman
Fiers
Columbia
Lufthansa
Aerial pair honored by Kottbus before Berlin flight
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine were named honorary citizens of Kottbus at a ceremony before lifting off for Berlin in their Columbia monoplane. About 5000 locals cheered as the aviators received two silver servers and well wishes from Lord Mayor Kreutz, marking a festive sendoff after a brief rest at Roosevelt Field.
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Kottbus
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Berlin
Columbia
America
Roosevelt Field
Rathius
Chamberlin
Levine
Kreutz
Urg
Amd
Navigator would direct flight to Berlin, Bellanca says
G M Bellanca, designer of the Columbia, says a navigator in the passenger seat would have kept Clarence Chamberlin on course to Berlin. He calls the flight a stunt, noting fuel for 4900 miles and a 1100 mile loss to headwinds and wandering from the path.
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New York
G. M. Brilanca
Columbia
Clarence Chamberlin
Berlin
Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Bellanca
New Diplomacy Brings Better Order to Ju
A discussion on postwar diplomacy warns against overreliance on career diplomats. It argues that peace time career advancement can erode effectiveness in emergencies and stresses that small, capable leaders may perform crucial tasks during critical moments. The piece asserts new diplomacy will improve international understanding.
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JU. S
State Aerie Eagles Conclude Sessions With Big Dance
Idaho Aerie delegates close their convention in Wallace with plans for next year. The Old Age Pension bill, previously approved by the House and defeated by the Senate, gains support and funds are raised for two years. Wallace Aerie No. 54 hosts the event as the state’s oldest and wealthiest lodge with its own clubhouse. committees and subcommittees are named to push old age pensions, memberships, bands, and bulletins.
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State Aerie Eagles
Big
Eagles
Idaho
Wallace
Wallace Aerie
L. L. Sweet
J. B. Col Mer
Charles F. Reddoch
Boise
Guy Tyler
Pocatello
M. J. Hammond
Idaho Falls
A. L. Dorsey
A. C. Toy
J. B. Collier
Judiciary
L. B. Schaefer
Hailey
O. V. Anderson
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N. R. Vallentine
Sandpoint
State of Order
J. J. Grier
Wardner
F. E. Hurt
Jerome
J. W. Brinson
Charles FP. Reddoch
James O'Conner
Hugo Sheeler
M'adoo Challenges Party Leaders
M'adoo issues challenges to party leaders as resistance grows, achieving nullification in several states.
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M’adoo
Debate on public questions and voter courage
A quotation argues that free government requires issues to drive party contests and popular decisions. It warns voters are kept from matters of moment by prejudice appeals and that power is seized by intimidation and fraud at the polls. It calls for high courage as essential to American life.
Russian envoy killed by student in Ekaterinburg cellar
The article reports the assassination of a Soviet minister in Warsaw by a student described as a hated radical. It notes the killer Voykoff’s role in Ekaterinburg, the signing of doom warrants, and Moscow’s protest to Poland via Maxim Litvinoff, accusing Poland of responsibility. The account mentions Voykoff’s exile and diplomatic tensions among Soviet relations.
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Ipatieff
Ekatarinburg
The
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Soviet Union
Poland
Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Warsaw
Traveler joins new religion amid colony rumors
Mrs. Pritchard testified that in 1910 Parnell loaned a corset for a "mother hubbard" disguise and feared a raid after a girl member complained. He wore a cornet and dress with a red wig while awaiting developments. A minister offered a special 50 cent couple rate for group marriages.
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Parnell
Lieutenant Kelly to greet aviator in Washington
Portland Oregon June 7 AP Lieutenant Oakley G Kelly arrived from Parisian field Vancouver Washington at 11 65 am for Washington where he will join in welcoming Colonel Charles A Lindbergh He plans further hops to Boise Chicago and Grove City Pennsylvania en route home He and John MacReady completed the first nonstop transcontinental flight on May 30 1923.
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Ore
Oakley G. Kelly
Parisian Field
Vancouver
Wash
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kelly
Boise
Idaho
Chicago
Grove City
John MacReady
El Paso to Fort Bliss refuel flight by Pride of San Diego
Captain Frank Hawkes piloting the Pride of San Diego arrived at Fort Bliss flying field at 6 35 am after crossing from San Diego. He refueled and departed for the east after 9 am with D G Campbell of the San Diego chamber of commerce aboard. The next stop was Marfa Texas for fuel as Hawkes aimed to reach Houston by 6 pm local time. Hawkes criticized Chamberlin and Levine for belittling Lindbergh's flight.
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el Paso
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Frank Hawkes
San Diego
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Captain Hawkes
D. W. Campbell
Judge cites justice speed and US crime rise
Windsor report quotes Judge Marcus Cavannaugh of Chicago at the police chiefs convention. He cites 12,000 US homicides last year and 246 in England and Wales, arguing swift justice curbs crime compared with US delays and loopholes.
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Ont
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Wales
United States
Marcus Cavannaugh
Chicago
International Association of Police Chiefs
Cavannaugh
Nurses warn TB fear rises in United States
Miss Jane Vandeverde of Atlanta told the 33rd annual National League of Nursing Education convention that Rockefeller Foundation records show only about half of 20,000 nurses graduated have tuberculosis education. She said 15,000 patients are discharged yearly from TB sanitariums.
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San Francisco
United States
Jane Vandeverde
Atlanta
National League of Nursing Education
Vandeverde
Rockefeller Foundation
Handsomest Man Robert Hillyard Dies At 70
Actor Robert Cochran Hillyard, famed as the handsomest man on the American stage, died at his home in New York at age 70 after six years of ill health. The death was announced today. The item includes a brief interlude of unrelated humorous dialogue excerpts.
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New York
Robert Cochran Hillyard
Heer
Elks' Dance Friday at Procter Revue Tonight
The Elks sponsor a Friday dance with the Procter Revue performing tonight in the auditorium. Attend for an evening of entertainment and social gathering.
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Livestock market reports from Omaha St Joseph and Ogden
Hogs receipts in Omaha reach 12000 with price ranges 8.10 to 8.40 for 260 to 340 lb butchers. Cattle receipts 8000 with slaughter steers 9.00 to 11.25, cows 4.25 to 8.50, bulls up to 7.75. Sheep receipts 7000 with lambs strong to 18.00 and yearlings 14.50 to 15.40. St. Joseph hogs 10000, prices 6.20 to 8.50. cattle 1700 with steers 9.25 to 11.00. sheep 3500 with spring lambs 16.50 to 18.25. Ogden hogs 655 receipts with top 9.15, cattle sparse with vealers 9.00 to 10.50, sheep 338 with drive-in lambs 11.50 to 12.50.
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ST. Joseph St. Joseph
Ogden Ogden
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Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep PricesDated June 7
Chicago market report shows hog receipts at 40000 with most prices down 15 to 25 cents from Monday. Hog weights 150 to 210 pounds average 8.90 to 9.10, 225 to 250 pounds 9.10, sow and butcher markets dull, pigs steady. Cattle receipts 10000 with steers mostly 9.75 to 12.00, best heavy steers around 13.50, vealers up 50 to 75 cents. Sheep receipts 5000 with fat lambs active, natives 17.50 to 17.75, yearlings 26 to 50 cents higher, ewes 5.75 to 6.50, indications of strength in the market.
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Chicago
Los Angeles Market Receipts and Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs receipts 600 with 3 loads arriving at 12.00 to 12.10 and small local fed butchers. cattle receipts 100 with holdovers 250 and steady values across steer and stock categories. sheep receipts none with holdovers 450 and lambs around 14.00 with other lambs at 11.00 to 12.00, all classes steady.
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Cattle, Hogs and Sheep Market Report from Portland
Cattle receipts 25, market steady with California grass steers at 8.25 and bulls up to 6.75. best dealers around 11.00. Hog receipts none, bids about 25 cents lower than Monday. best lights 19.25, 180 to 210 pound averages 10.00, big weights 9.50 or less, feeder pigs down to 10.25. Sheep receipts 480, active and steady. yearling wethers up to 8.00, clipped ewes 4.00 to 4.50.
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Portland
California
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from Kansas City
Kansas City cattle receipts 8000 with calves 1000 and fed steers showing strength up to 25 cents higher while Texas steers slow. Hogs receipts 15000 with prices mostly 15 to 20 cents lower. stock pigs steady and larger weights mixed. Sheep receipts 8000 with lambs and yearlings 50 to 25 higher and natives at 16.50 to 17.25, Texans 12.50, fed wethers 8.59.
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Kansas City
Texas
Raw sugar market eases in New York trading
Raw sugar prices slipped slightly with spot levels around 4.71 Cuban duty paid. Local refiners moved about 125000 bags into nearby positions at 4.70 to 4.75. Futures opened lower but recovered on covering and outside buying as London and New York markets adapt to softer tone.
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New York
London
Foreign exchange rates and silver prices across markets
New York and London report mixed foreign exchange quotations in cents with varied demand figures for Britain France Germany and other nations. Silver prices show bars at 56 percent in New York and 263 16/da per ounce in London.
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Germany
Hollami
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Denmark
Switzerland
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Greece
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Jugo Slavia
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Rumania
Ete
Argentina
Bravil
Kyo
Shanghai
Montreal
London
Potatoes Market Reports Mixed Across Regions
Potatoes trade shows slow activity and weaker demand with varied prices across states. Sacks of Irish cobblers and Bliss varieties command up to 6.50 per cwt while long whites and round whites fetch around 4.00 to 5.25 in markets like Texas Alabama Wisconsin Minnesota and North Carolina. Canada ships 11 cars as U S shipments total 245 new 48 old with overall receipts and stock levels fluctuating.
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Alabama
Bliss
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North Carolina
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Liberty bonds close in New York trading
Liberty bonds quotes show 3 8 for 3 percent and 4 percent issues at various levels. U S Treasury securities also listed with 3 percent at 106.16 and 4s at 106.16, 4s at 118.27.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S. Treasury
Market Bulls Drive Stocks Higher Amid Broad Gains
New York traders supported by strong buy orders pushed prices up as heavy volume neared 2 million shares. Rail stocks led with Norfolk & Southern and Baltimore & Ohio hitting new highs, GM and Chrysler rose to record levels, and utilities plus a mix of industrials posted gains amid ongoing speculation and selective profit taking.
Wheat and Corn Rally After Hesitant Start
Chicago June 7 An aggressive buy turn lifted wheat and sparked a late corn rally as European wheat buyers show concern over crop prospects in Sweden Canada and Australia. Wheat closed 2 3 4 higher with corn up about 5 8 cents amid mixed oats and rye moves. Canadian and Canadian Pacific reports forecast uneven western growth and tentative conditions in Alberta.
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Chicago
American Southwest
Sweden
Canada
Australi
Europe
Canadian Pacific
Wipeg
Alberta
Texas Pacific Land Trust Stock Sets New NYSE Record
New York June 7 AP A sensational rise of 601 points in Texas Pacific Land Trust stock to 3501 a share set a record as the largest one day advance in NYSE history. The stock also traded actively with a 10 point gain on heavy turnover. The note recalls a prior Northern Pacific corner where opening price was 17 and a $1000 cash deal was not comparable.
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New York
Texas-Pacific Land Trust
Ne York Stock Exchange
New York Money Markets Show Mixed Movements
New York trading on June 7 shows a firmer call money market with higher highs and steady closing bids. Rulings on rates indicate modest activity with collateral shifts in the 60 to 90 day range and prime mercantile rates around the mid four percent area.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Pacific wool center eyed for West Coast growth
The Los Angeles wool trade outlook favors a southern California center due to bonded warehouses and port access. Westward sheep production exceeds 77 percent of U S totals with California yielding 18 million pounds annually. A shift of scouring and processing toward the Pacific could cut eastern transport, boosting west coast industry and global distribution.
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Los Angeles
California
Atlantic Seaboard
Boston
Pacific Coast
United States
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Atlantiea
Metals Market Update Steady Prices Across Copper Tin and Lead
Copper steady around 12.75 with spot and futures. Tin unchanged near 68.00 spot and 64.87 for August. Iron and lead hold steady. East St. Louis spot near 6.30. Antimony at 12.45 per unit.
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New York
Jume
East St. Louis
Cash Market Rundown Chicago Grain and Meat Prices
Chicago spot prices update with Wheat N 3 red at 1.44 and No 3 hard at 1.48, corn N 3 mixed at 97 and No 2 yellow at 100, oats N 2 white 50144 and No 3 white 48 5, rye not quoted, barley 85 97, timor seed 4.75 65.00, clover seed 25.50, lard 12.45 ribs 12.00 and bellies 13.75.
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Chicago
Curb Stocks Close Mixed on Broad Market
New York curb stock quotations show Continental Oil up 17 percent and Electric Bond & Share 7 5, Electric Investors up 38 54, Hecla Mining 14, National Power & Light preferred 107, Bradford 65, Prairie Pipe Line 17, Standard Oil of Indiana 66 on June 7.
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New York
Continental Oil
Electric Boni & Share
Ditto
Elks' Dance Friday
Elks announce Friday dance event with details including location and contact. Expert car washing by Albert Robison at Howard's Garage on 129 North Second Avenue, phone listed.
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Howard's Garagl
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