House Demands Adjournment By Saturday
Washington June 14 Two controversial measures fill the senate calendar as Congress plans adjournment by next Saturday The House pushes to send the tariff and other bills to the White House while disputes loom over the motor bus and rivers and harbors bills A special session is expected to consider the London treaty with Hoover to recall the Senate for a possible repeat session after adjournment The interstate commerce fight over bus carrier certificates sparks opposition from Wheeler and Brookhart who warn against restricting competition
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Washington
Senate
House
Watson
Indiana
White House
Capitol
Harbors Hill
Hoover
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Brookhart
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
British troops seal Bombay after Gandhi picketing clash
One thousand armed troops surrounded Bombay as authorities moved to curb violations of the anti picketing ordinance. Congress volunteers warned that Sunday actions loom with thousands posted at cloth and liquor shops. clashes and arrests followed earlier defiance and a police crackdown in Sholapur.
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Bombay
India
Lord Irwin
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress
Poona
Manchester Regiment
al- Lew
Frederick Sykes
Sholapur
Northwestern Turkey Growers form Salt Lake City group
Preliminary organization established at a Salt Lake City meeting with George Gustafson elected president and W F Schilling guiding the plan for marketing pools. The association spans Washington to Wyoming with a board of directors from Colorado Idaho Utah Oregon and Seattle. Unemployment figures from the 1930 census show Bannock County at 1 percent with 357 idle city units 274 in cities and 83 in country districts.
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Salt Lake City
Northwestern
Turkey Growers’ Association
George W. Gustafson
Chinoots
Mont
W. F. Schilling
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Oregon
California
Nevada
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Herbert Byers
Roseburg
Ore
L. E. Cline
Fallon
Nev
R. K. Stanton
la Junta
Colo
T. E. Leiper
Grand Junction
A. D. Dudley
Vernal
H. V. Anderson
Henry
Neb
Bannock County
George M. Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Car Hits Horses in Heber Utah Crash
In Heber Utah Fay Duke drives a car that struck a group of horses injuring Henry Giles who was riding one horse. Giles is unconscious after the crash, which left one horse dead two other horses killed and another badly injured. Duke Harmon Cummings were uninjured. Sheriff Virgil Fraughton investigated.
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Heber
Utah
Fay Duke
Henry Giles
Virgil Fraughton
Giles
Here
Duke
Harmon Cummings
President of Brazil Visits as Hoover Hosts Dinner
President Hoover hosts a dinner for Brazil's president-elect Julio Prestes in Washington after Prestes' goodwill trip to the states. The dinner ends the visit with broadcasts across the Americas via NBC, as three shortwave stations link to Rio de Janeiro.
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Julio Prestes
Brazil
United States
Hoover
Washington
Une
Arizona man sues over Boulder Dam power contracts
Fred T. Colter of Phoenix files a complaint in U S district court in Washington charging Secretary Wilbur and co defendants including the City of Los Angeles and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California with fraud in Boulder Dam power contracts. He seeks a court restraint and urges the dam site and contract terms favor large landowners outside the United States, alleging bond deficits and Mexican land rights without compensation to Arizona.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Fred T. Colter
United States District Court
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Wilbur
Boulder Dam
Interior Secretary
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Water District
California
Colorado
United States
Mexico
Wilde Wins Pacific Open in Vancouver with 290
Bert Wilde of Bellingham wins the Pacific Open golf championship in Vancouver finishing at 290 two under par for 72 holes. Phil Taylor of Victoria takes second at 296, Dave Bleck of Vancouver is third at 298, Joe Moeell of Ford, Oregon and others tie for fifth at 301 amid a strong field.
Cleanup Calls Rise After Lingle Slaying
Chicago readers demand gangland cleanup as six days pass since Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle was killed in a downtown tunnel. Police announce no progress. Police Commissioner Russell agrees to a Monday conference with the city council police committee amid mounting pressure. Col. Randolph and the Association of Commerce call urgent meetings to combat gang outrages as over 1,200 suspects are rounded up with few leads.
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Chicago
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
William McSwiggin
Tribune
William Russell
Lingle
City Council Police Committee
Russel
Arthur Albert
Council Police Committee
Col
Robert S. Randolph
Association of Commerce
Association
Colonel Randolph
Windstorm Destroys Butte Old General Store Landmark
In Butte Montana a sixty year old general store established by William G Prouts at Mercury and Aluminum streets collapsed after a windstorm. Once a community hub it stood condemned as a fire hazard and was preserved briefly before nature finished the ruin, leaving rubble and timbers.
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Butte
Mont
William G. Prouts
Bandits Hidden in Blaine Hills
Hailey Idaho June 14 Officers admit little progress in locating the two robbers of the First National Bank Wendell. A pistol and spilled silver found in brush mark the only clues after the holdup. About $300 in silver recovered. the remaining $5,560 is still missing. Searches in Ohio gulch yielded no results as volunteers and deputies withdraw.
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Hailey
Idaho
First National Bank of
Wendell
Ohio Gulch
Carol Reclaims Crown as Synod Nullifies Divorce
Bucharest dispatch reports King Carol I of Romania consolidates power after the Holy Synod annuls Princess Helen's divorce. He-dismissed post exile laws, claims the marriage, and Queen Helen remains cautious of reconciliation with Magda Lupescu amid royal family efforts and Lupescu’s rumored travels.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Carol
Romania
Holy Synod
Helen
Mme Magda Lupescu
Marie
Queen
Queen Marie's Palace
London
Madame Lupescu
Baden
Lupescu
Walla Walla Man Sentenced After Appeal Denial
Robert Lee Wilkins, convicted of murder in Walla Walla, receives a sentence to hang on Friday August 15 after the supreme court denied his appeal. Wilkins shot J. W. Brooks following a dispute over his home, with his son Lee Jr. among the key witnesses for the state.
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Walla Walla. Wash
Robert Lee Wilkins
J. W. Brooks
Walla Walla
Han Priday
Supreme Court
Wilkins
Brooks
Lee, Jr
Film Actress Bebe Daniels Weds Ben Lyons in Hollywood
In Los Angeles on June 14 nearly two hundred film stars gathered for the wedding of Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyons. Daniels, 29, and Lyons, 31, plan a Europe honeymoon after some film work. Guests included Douglas Fairbanks Norma Talmadge Irving Berlin and Gloria Swanson among many others.
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Los Angeles
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyons
Pictures
Miss Daniels
Lyons
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
Mrs. Pickford
Norma Talmadge
Richard Dix
Irving Berlin
Clara Bow
Corinne Griffith
Colleen Moore
Rod la Rocque
Wilma Banky
Bessie Love
Wiliam Haines
Lionel Barrymore
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Aimee McPherson Fined by U S Customs on Arrival
New York June 14 AP United States customs officials ordered evangelist Aimee McPherson to pay 276 for improperly declaring foreign purchases from Europe. Her slip listed 46 dollars, officials valued goods at 138 dollars and imposed a 100 percent fine. She agreed to pay the 276 on Tuesday and leave the country customs hold.
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New York
United States Customs
Aimee McPherson
Evangelist
Europe
Railroad Band Wins Parade at Ogden Contest
The Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad band of Salt Lake City won first place in the United Commercial Travelers parade in Ogden. First prize was $200. Springville Utah took second and Preston Idaho Latter Day Saints junior band third. W D Ringland of Great Falls Montana was elected grand counselor and Billings named next convention city. Delegates from Montana Utah and Idaho attended.
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Ogden
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Band
Salt Lake City
United Commercial Travelers
Springville
Utah
Preston
Idaho
Latter Day Saints
W. D. Ringland
Great Falls Mont
Billings
Montana
Idah
Gasoline price cuts announced by major oil firms
In San Francisco on June 14, three major oil companies announced a three cent gasoline price reduction across California Oregon Washington Nevada and Hawaii. The Texas Company lowered prices from 20 to 17 cents. Standard and Richfield followed. Similar cuts were authorized for other Pacific coast areas. two more firms were expected to join. Excess refinery stocks and sporadic dealer price cutting were cited as reasons.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Hawaii
Texas Company
Standard (1
Richfield
Pacific Coast
Candidacy Filed by Brinck and Koelsch for Boise Third District Judges
Dana E Brinck and Charles F Koelsch filed notices to run as Republican judges for Idaho's third district covering Ada Boise Elmore and Owyhee counties. Filings recorded by the secretary of state on June 14. Koelsch was appointed last year to fill Clinton H Hartson's vacancy.
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Boise
Dana E Brinck
Charles F. Koelsch
Ada
Elmore
Owyhee
Brinck
Kovitsch
Mebaetaye
Clinton H. Hartson
Congress Passes Hawley Smoot Tariff After Long Battle
The House approved the Hawley Smoot tariff bill 222 to 155 amid cheering. President Hoover is expected to sign next week after review by counsel and departments. The measure raises 887 rates and cuts 235, with farm products heavily affected, and is projected to raise about 630 million dollars in revenue.
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Washington
Congress
House
Hoover
Longworth
Curtis
White House
Hawley
Oregon
Ways and Means
Louisiana
Florida
Connery
Massachusetts
Hill
Hudspeth
Texas
Lea
California
Taylor
Colorado
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
South Dakota
Oklahoma
LaGuardia
Ruth Pratt
New York
Farmer Labor
Kvale
Capone Arrested on Perjury Warrants in Miami
Al Capone faces perjury charges after a fight with Dade county authorities. He had sought padlock action against his Palm Island home, was detained on bonds totaling 7000 dollars, and allegedly swore falsely about H D McCreary and related jail conditions.
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Miami
Fla
Scarface
al Capone
Dade County
George E. McCaskill
Capone
McCreary
McReady
Flyers Aim to Break Three Transcontinental Speed Records
Jacksonville pilots William S. Brock and Edward F Schlee, both Detroit aviation rivals, prepare to attempt east–west and west–east speed records and the Atlantic to Pacific round trip. They arrived from Detroit with stops in Columbus and Atlanta and await favorable weather to depart from Jacksonville Beach at dawn on Monday, aiming to complete the crossing in 24 to 30 hours if conditions permit.
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Jacksonville
Fla
William S. Brock
Edward F Schlee
Detroit
Columbus
Atlanta
Pacific
Jacksonville Beach
Young Pilot From Lindsay Sets Sake Sg Record
Walter Bohnisch a 16 year old from Lindsay California, known for small stature and tall ambition, gains notice as a remarkable young pilot in Fresno on a June Friday.
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Fresno
Calif
Walter Bohnisch
Lindsay
Air Mneh
Sak Sas
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