Senator King urges patience and peace plans in Atlantic City
United States Senator William H. King of Utah urged world peace leadership and tolerance on reparations from Germany while warning of potential revolutions if Germany cannot pay. He criticized Britain over Palestine, predicted Russia’s liberal future within 25 years, and dismissed the five year plan as artificial.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
William H. King
Utah
Order of Brith Sholem
Russia
Germany
Europe
America
Palestine
King
Great Britain
Uwe
League of Nations
Shooting Ends Short Quarrel at Fox Ranch Drive
Jack Hall, 52, held on charges tied to the fatal shooting of Jack O'Brien, 50, during a quarrel as they drove from the Fox Ranch south of Las Vegas. O'Brien was shot five times, his wife and daughter were pistol whipped. the daughter fled as Hall and his wife were arrested in O'Brien's car. Mrs. O'Brien was recovering in a local hospital.
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Las Vegas
Jack Hall
Jack O'Brien
Hall
O’brien
Fox Ranch
Here
Rockefeller Desires a Quiet Marriage in Detroit
William A. Rockefeller, grand nephew of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., obtained a marriage license with Mary B. Boyer of New York City. The license was approved by Wayne County clerk's office on June 10 after a Rockefeller representative applied for the license and cited plans for a quiet Detroit wedding.
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Detroit
William A. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Mary B. Boyer
New York City
Thomas L. McGoldrick
Wayne County
McGoldrick
Rockefeller
Tobacco's English origins and a swimmer's record set
The piece recounts Sir John Hawkins introducing tobacco to England in 1565 and notes Sir Walter Raleigh popularizing smoking, while Chamber's Encyclopedia calls the tale apocryphal. It also reports Helene Madison's 16 year old swimming feats in Jacksonville, Florida setting multiple American records in a 500 yard event.
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England
Sir John Hawkins
Sir Walter Raleigh
Ralph Lane
Virginia
Sir Francis Drake
Raleigh
Helene Madison
Lackawanna
Jacksonville
Florida
Helene
Maddison
Catholics Oppose Vera Cruz Priest Cap Measure
In Vera Cruz a bill proposes a limit of one priest per 100000 residents. Catholics oppose the measure as it would allow about 11 clergymen for a population of 100000 and hinder church activities. The bill passed its first reading and faced a second hearing in the state legislature. Governor Adelberto Tejed a sponsors the measure.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Adelberto Tejeda
Interior
Petite blonde becomes Miss United States 1931
Anne Lee Pitterson of Ludlow Kentucky aged 18 is chosen as Miss United States 1931 from 28 entrants in the 12th International Beauty pageant at Galveston. Governor Sampson of Kentucky pledged an honorary colonel for top Blue Grass contestant.
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Galveston
Tex
Anne Lee Pitterson
Ludlow
United States
Flem Sampson
Kentucky
Blue Grass
Miss Patterson
Cincinnati
Police identify wandering child Neil Young in Salt Lake City
The two year old found wandering Sunday night has been identified as Neil Young, son of Mrs. Freda Young. Juvenile Judge George A Goates said the child was in temporary county custody as Mr. Young was out of work. He said the child was released to Mrs. Young to be taken to Tropic, Utah, to his grandparents, and Mrs. Young explained she read in a newspaper the child had been found but did not report him.
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Salt Lake City
Neil Young
Freda Young
George A Goates
Tribune Readers Write In On General Topics
Public letters page invites reader opinions on topics of general interest. The Tribune notes it does not endorse every view published and reserves space limits, with anonymous submissions normally not considered.
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the Tribune
Jerome Bids For Half Mile Track Surfacing
Bids received for grading and surfacing a half mile race track on grounds joining the townsite. The text discusses per capita wealth and equalization of property values as part of wealth distribution and increased use of commodities. Idle persons reduce wealth usefulness.
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Jerome
Shall We Take A Cut In Wages Or In Hours Of Work
Opinion piece arguing for a universal plan to cut wages or hours to keep workers employed and markets stable. It advocates distributing work among all capable people, boosting efficiency, and maintaining purchasing power through higher hourly rates, with emphasis on steady machine utilization and reducing idleness.
Moone's Emerald Oil Promoted for Eczema Relief
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast acting antiseptic for terrible eczema and other skin troubles. It claims instant itching relief and rapid improvement, sold in original bottles for 85 cents at Witherspoon Drug Co. and modern drug stores with a guarantee of safety and effectiveness.
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Moone
Witherspoon Drug Co
Ady
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