Labour shies at Lloyd George offer in Parliament
June 17 report shows David Lloyd George offering complete Liberal support to J Ramsay MacDonald Labour government to wage war on unemployment. Labour warns to beware of gifts and insists on emergency measures with drastic powers, while Liberal support hinges on justice for workers.
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Tragedy Ends Bootleg Feud in Ravenna
In Ravenna Ohio a bootleg feud ends in gunfire at the Roxy club. Joseph Dinato 40 the alleged gunman Benjamin De Angilia 36 and Frank DeBulis 38 are dead. Ralph D Amico 34 owner of the club is wounded and in critical condition. Dinato allegedly shot at D Amico then turned the weapon on himself.
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Bolivian Area Rumors Of Seizure Spark Tensions
A Bolivian region reportedly faced a rebellion as factions linked to Hinojosa and supporters clashed with authorities. The unrest follows recent Bolivian political shifts including Hernando Siles’ resignation as president and earlier regional tensions in Rio Janeiro.
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Smelting Co cuts lead price to 5 40 cents per lb
New York June 17 The American Smelting and Refining company reduced the price of lead from 5.50 to 5.40 cents a pound.
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Wallace Officials Face Prohibition Court in Idaho Case
In Wallace Idaho witnesses described a system where city officials collected penalties from bootleggers and passed them off as traffic fines. The trial of 42 people including Wallace officials opened amid similar prosecutions in the Coeur d Alene mining district with former mayor W D Herrick named in testimony.
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Cremation of Sir Henry Segrave in London funeral
The body of Sir Henry Segrave, who died when his speedboat sank on Lake Coniston, was cremated at Golders Green. A ceremony drew Lady Segrave, his parents, and Lord Wield as a memorial service was held at St Margaret's church Westminster.
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Officer Flinchum Killed in Gun Fight with Rum Runners
In Goldsboro North Carolina Prohibition enforcement officer Princhum was killed and officer Andrews wounded in a dawn gun fight with rum runners who escaped. Two other officers Dale and Street were injured as their car was fired upon near 3 30 this morning. The pursuing officers encountered the runners in a running gun battle as the two cars drew alongside each other.
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Detroit Gang Kidnap Ring Busted In Citywide Sweep
Detroit police and state officers arrested seventeen members of a kidnap ring tied to a series of abductions and murders over two years. One suspect known as O’Riordan remains free. a member nicknamed the Finger man James Walters was killed by the gang. Victims include Davis Cass son of Gorson Cass, Fred Bergman, William Gunn, Max Plummer, and Matthew Holdreith Jr. Ransoms were paid by families.
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Mrs Adelaide Beer Killed in Utah Auto Crash
Mrs Adelaide Hampton Beer aged 23 wife of Kenneth Beer a former Salt Lake City aviator died from injuries in a Utah automobile accident on June 16 in Fillmore her one year old son William was injured but alive at the scene.
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Hoover Signs New Tariff Measure In Washington
President Hoover signed the tariff bill at 12 59 p m in Washington. The law revises the eight year old rate structure in over a thousand cases and overhauls administration, taking effect at midnight. Customs officials prepare for ship arrivals and filing cargo papers to benefit from old rates as bureau officials expect smooth implementation. Attending were Secretary Mellon Francis X Abele and four of six Republican conferees including Senators Smoot and Shortridge and Representatives Hawley and Treadway. The other two conferees Watson and Bacharach were absent. Page three continued.
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City widens dragnet on gang slayings and corruption
Chicago moves to crush gang rule after Tribune reporter Lingle murder. Grand jury chaired by Judge Normoyle to probe politico crime links with State Attorney Swanson directing. acting commissioner John H. Alcock issues orders while reform groups press for transparency and police reform.
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Extradition Ordered for Idaho Bank Robber
In Juneau Alaska on June 17 AP reports Paul Rushton accused of robbing a bank in Ashton Idaho will be extradited. Governor George C Parks ordered the transfer after Rushton did not resist extradition and Sheriff Frederickson will escort him to Idaho to face robbery charges. Idaho Gov H C Paldridge requested the extradition.
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Unemployment and Executions Stamp Palestine News
In June reports from Jerusalem and Acre, three Arabs were executed for murders tied to last August riots as a general Palestine strike showed solidarity. Separately, census data reveal unemployment in two counties, with Bingham and Bear Lake areas listing dozens out of work and detailed by village and precinct.
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City News Silence Bans Fowl Noise In Burlingame
Burlingame officials pass an ordinance to curb crowing and clucking by limiting fowl ownership and movement. Max fines reach 500 dollars and six months jail for violations. Muslin limits include 25 chickens per person and 35 yard highway proximity. Roosters over four months old barred from roaming at night. One hive per owner.
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New Jersey GOP Senate Primary Features Prohibition Debate
Newark June 17 AP The New Jersey Republican primary for US senator centers on prohibition with Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow former senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen and Representative Franklin W. Fort as candidates. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm ET and estimates favor a large turnout.
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Hoover predicts large treasury surplus for first full year
Washington reports indicate a surplus likely exceeding 100 million dollars as quarterly income tax receipts total about 3.47 billion and foreign governments repay funded debt. Cash payments of 117.1 million from 13 governments reduce the debt similarly to securities, aligning with Treasury practice under Secretary Mellon.
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Fresno Cash Stolen After Fake Robbery Tip
In Fresno California Alex Ruth 24 faced a hoax robbery call at a local service station. A caller claiming to be Jack directed Ruth to move $200 to a dog kennel. After closing time the money had vanished, leaving investigators to chase the missing cash.
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Baseball results and postponed games across leagues
National League shows Pittsburgh and Philadelphia each with late runs in a 11 to 4 final. Cincinnati dominates Boston 6 to 1 after strong pitching from May. American League features Boston beating Chicago 8 to 5 and New York routing Cleveland 7 to 2. Washington edged St Louis 3 to 0 with Liska and Ruel combining on the mound. Other games were postponed due to rain.
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Schall Takes Lead For Senator In Minnesota Primary
Early returns from Minnesota's June primary show Thomas D. Schall Republican leading for a second U S Senate term with 25 593 votes. He leads over Governor Christen son and John F Selb, sweeping Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth by large margins and carrying southern districts as well.
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