King Carol Uses Power On Political Opponents
Boston report summarizes George W. Wickersham urging education over penalties to enforce the 18th amendment. He cites England and Wales for reducing drinking through housing, culture, hours restrictions, and higher liquor costs, urging preventive measures and public education to reduce lawlessness.
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Carol
Boston
England and
Wales
George W. Wickersham
National Commission of Law
National Conference of Social Work
Wickersham
New Bishop Named for Peoria Diocese
Msgr. Joseph H. Schlarman, pastor of St. Peter's Cathedral in Belleville Illinois, will be elevated to the office of bishop of the Peoria diocese on June 17.
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Msgr
Joseph H. Schlarman
St. Peter's Cathedral
Belleville
Peoria
Storm delays Shrine parade and convention in Toronto
Rain halted the Ancient Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine parade in Toronto delaying the opening of the International Shrine convention. More than 10 000 nobles in colorful uniforms were prepared to march but postponed the Lake Shore boulevard procession to tomorrow morning as outdoor events were tentatively canceled and spectators hurried to the grandstands.
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Toronto
Order of Nobles
Lake Shore Boulevard
Rumania Moves to Punish Political Enemies
King Carol in Bucharest orders immediate prosecution of Dr C Angelescu former education minister, Dr Kostinescu mayor, and Dr Demetrescu Braila former health minister after they spoke against him in liberal meetings. The liberal party, ultra conservative, reportedly voted not to support the monarchy.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Carol
C. Angelescu
M. V
J. Bratianu
Kostinescu
Demetrescu Braila
Liberal
Pair Outwits the Old Folks Eloping Daughter Marries
Tom Mix and Ruth Jane Mix wed in Yuma Arizona after a private elopement noted by Olive Stokes Mix. Sheriff halted plans once the ceremony was found in progress, but the couple insisted they were married. They planned a brief honeymoon before returning to Beverly Hills.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Tom Mix
Ruth Jane Mix
Douglas Gilmore
Yuma
Ariz
Olive Stokes Mix
Miss Mix
Arizona
Gilmore
Mix
J. C. Hunter
Yuma County
Hunter
California
Gilmores
Kingsford Smith Hopes Start Flight by Week’s End
Wireless tests at Baldonne air drome between the Southern Cross and a Free State plane precede Captain Charles Kingsford Smiths trans Atlantic attempt. The Southern Cross stayed in the hangar while the Free State plane circled nearby for an hour as radio chief J W Stannage praised progress. Kingsford Smith said he hoped to depart by Friday.
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Dublin
Baldonne
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford- Smith
J. W. Stannage
Atlantic
Kingsford-Smith
Hailey Names Lewis as Acting Burley Official
Boise June 10 AP Lieutenant Governor Oscar E Hailey acting governor for Baldridge designated George H Lewis of Burley to a post in his first official act.
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Boise
Oscar E. Hailey
H. C. Baldridge
George H. Lewis
Burley
Bootlegger kills officer in Modoc county shootout
Alturas California June 10 AP Federal Prohibition Agent Albert L Brown and Agent Robert Davis were shot during a raid on Indian Springs service station. Suspect Fedney Sel by 35 fled into rugged woods after firing six shots, killing Brown and wounding Davis.
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Alturas
Cal
Mountain Wilds
Modocounty
Fedney Selby
Albert L. Brown
Robert Davis
Indian Springs
Here
Selby
Davis
Brown
Sacramento salesman dies in highway crash near Gridley
E. A. Kendall of Sacramento was burned to death when his automobile crashed into a tree on the highway near Gridley. His widow and two children survive.
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Sacramento
Cal
E. A. Kendall
Gridley
Census of Construction Begins in Major Cities
Census Bureau shifts from population counts to construction census in cities over 10 000 population. Contractors earning more than 25000 yearly receive personal canvass and detailed questionnaires on paving highways river harbor and contracting work. In Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington and Wyoming lists 325 505 223 1423 634 2095 212 contractors are targeted.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Turkey and Greece sign friendship treaty in Istanbul
In Istanbul a friendship treaty between Turkey and Greece was signed by Turkish foreign minister Tevfik Rushdi Bey and Greek minister M Polychroniadis. The pact aims to foster Turko Greek amity with a Venigelos October Angora visit noted. Civil marriages will be allowed for Greeks in Turkey, ending legal ambiguity for about 300 couples living together without licenses.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Greece
Tevfik Rushdi Bey
Angora
M. Polychroniadis
Venigelos
Papers Offer Strong Reward For Murderer Chicago
A massive manhunt unfolds for Tribune reporter Alfred Jake Lingle murdered in Chicago. Rewards totaling 30000 are posted by the Tribune 25000 and Chicago Evening Post 5000 with the press club offering 10000. Investigators recheck the subway scene near Michigan Boulevard and Randolph, seeking any clue. Witnesses disagree, but Sam Hunt likenesses emerge. Capone associate held on gun charges.
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The
Tribune
Chicago Evening Post
Press Club of Chicago
Lingle
Michigan Boulevard
Randolph Street
Illinois Central Station
Rogus
Sam Hunt
Capone
Single Hunt
Don R. Mellett
Canton
Lingley
Chicago
Tribune Today
William Russell
Russell
the Tribune
al Lingle
Baseball results recap from a day of doubleheaders
National League action shows Philadelphia rallying past Chicago 6 to 1 with ten innings, Malone and Hartnett and Collins and Davis credited. Cincinnati at Brooklyn postponed by rain. Pittsburgh at New York postponed. St Louis outslugged Boston in ten innings 7 to 0. American League games include New York beating St Louis 7 to 3, Detroit defeating Boston 9 to 4, and Washington at Cleveland postponed by rain. Chicago and Philadelphia also pushed to a later date.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Malone
Hartnett
Collins
Davis
Senate Sets Final Vote on Tariff Bill Friday
Washington AP reports the senate agreed to a final vote on the tariff bill for Friday at 2 p.m. The decision came as lawmakers moved toward closure on the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Texas Shows An Open Field On Candidates
A Texas primary field of 19 candidates for governor was certified for July 26 after state committee meetings. Democrats total fourteen candidates and Republicans five. Former governors Da Moody and James Ferguson featured in Democratic clashes with Ferguson barred for impeachment and his wife Miriam as a placeholder. Hoover Democrats faced criticism of Thomas B. Love while Republicans in Houston certified five candidates and a full slate.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Dan Moody
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Moody
Hoover Democrats
Thomas B. Love
Houston
Gil Refutes Plot Charge In Mexico City
Former President Emilio Portes Gil sends a letter to President Ortiz Rubio demanding a full investigation into Luis Morones's charges that Gil plotted to kill Ortiz Rubio in Los Angeles. Gil calls Morones' accusation grave and says it distorts events and seeks to prove detractors insincere. He also cites railroad workers' statement denying agitation.
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Mexico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Ortiz Rubio
Luis Morones
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Portes Gil
Los Angeles
Morones
Interior, Foreign Relations
Little City Bond Election Ramps Up Voter Apathy
Voters show little interest in the city bond election with only 468 ballots counted by 3 PM. Ward results: First 156, Second 65, Third 49, Fourth 82, Fifth 70, Sixth 46, suggesting a possible defeat despite organizing groups backing the measure. Jones Frank, a Nez Perce man, is convicted of manslaughter in Lewiston Idaho over the death of his infant son after a car roll. He faces sentencing on Saturday.
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First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Lewiston
Idaho
Jones Frank
Nez Perce
Frank
Duncan Talks Board Accepts Out of Turn Retirement
Robert Gordon Duncan, once a GOP congressional hopeful, was convicted in Oregon district court on two counts of electioneering for urging votes against Franklin Korrel on election day. He faces sentencing after a ten minute jury verdict. The case follows KVEP radio broadcasts and includes a stay denial by the DC Court of Appeals. Separately, Idaho’s University of Idaho board accepted Dr F J Kelly’s resignation and began a nationwide search for a new president. Acting president W D Vincent was named, with Dean Iddings as executive dean and other deans considered.
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Portland
Ore
Robert Gordon Duncan
Oregon
Whidcat
Congress
Franklin F Korrel
Noscow
Idaho
F J Kely
Uiversity of Idaho
Board of Regents
Kelly
W. D. Vincent
Dean Iddings
College of Agriculture
Moscow
Ivan C. Crawford
College of Engineering
F J. Messenger
School of Education
Vincent
United States Cites Limited Use of Smuggling Pact
The United States government rejects a general League of Nations treaty to suppress smuggling, saying it would offer little help. It notes diamonds jewelry and other small high value goods as main smuggling targets and mentions liquor smuggling under Prohibition as a separate issue. The note references existing liquor treaties with 14 countries allowing seizure within one hour of sailing distance and ships from signatory nations bringing liquor into U.S. ports under seal.
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Geneva
United States
State Department
League of Nations
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with little change
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with only minor temperature changes expected. No significant precipitation or wind shifts are indicated.
Tariff Back To Conference In Senate Debate
In Washington on June 10 the senate moved to recommit the tariff to conference after nearly a final vote on the conference report. Vice President Curtis ordered a roll call on final adoption but Senator Harrison of Mississippi blocked the vote. Senator Blaine argued the measure harms agriculture and raises industrial wages, citing dairy cases like butter to show dairy farmers would not benefit.
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Washington
Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Curtis
Harrison
Mississippi
London
New York
Shortage Found in Cosmopolitan Bank Accounts in Cincinnati
The Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust was closed by State Superintendent O C Gray after a shortage of 575000 to 590000 was found in Henry L Doherty company accounts. The Doherty firm was a major depositor and the bank’s capital was 637377, highlighting the seriousness of the loss. Shafer, linked to stock market gambling operations, was arraigned on embezzlement and held to the grand jury under 15000 bond.
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Cincinnati
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
O. C. Gray
Henry L. Doherty
Doherty
Cosmopolitan Bank
Gray
Shafer
Xaminers
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Jake) Lingle
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KVEP
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