General Booth Dies Quietly After 64 Years Service
General William Bramwell Booth, 72, died after four months of illness at his Macley Wood home near Hadley. A formal state-like tribute was absent at international HQ. funeral plans set for June 24 at Abney Park cemetery with a ceremony at Albert Hall. Booth had been removed as commander-in-chief in 1928 for health reasons after 64 years in the Salvation Army.
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Hadly Wood
England
Salvation Army
William Braniwell Booth
Eather
Joss
Salvationists
Ife
Macley Wood
Booth
Selvauen Army
Queen Victoria Street
Cit
Cgrevere Higgins
Visi
Poland
Sweden
Baivation
Wil Ham Bramwell Booth
Wacom
Con
Spelling Error Delays Tilton Nomination
Washington reports a spelling mistake in the nomination of Frederick Tilton for third assistant postmaster general. A misprint added a Letter K to Frederick, causing the Senate to confirm an incorrect name. The government will restart the process with the correct spelling for transmittal.
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Washington
Frederick Tilton
Senate
Government
Genera
Post Office Department
Frederick A Tilton
White House
Border Patrol Shooting Case in Dispute
In Plattsburg New York Arthur Gordon 7 was killed while running 27 cases of beer from Canada. Border patrolmen Cheatham and Coveney claim an accidental shot as Gordon fell striking his rifle. County officials dispute the timing and sequence of events and say witnesses placed the shooting earlier.
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Plattsburg N.Y
Arthur Gordon
Canada
John (. Tulloch
Peet
Ogdensburg
Bo Loyal O'Connell Urey
Pairouan Cheatham
Gordon
Border Patrol
Thia
Tulloch
Coveney and Cheatham
Gordons
Murder of Ohio State coed to be presented to grand jury
Columbus reports county prosecutor John J Chester Jr will present the Theora K Hix case to the grand jury and seek a first degree murder charge against Dr James H, with Dr Richard Good and Marion T Meyers among witnesses questioned as investigators review alibis.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J Chester, Jr
Theora K Hix
Ohio State University
James H University
Miss Hix
Cheater
Snook
Marion T Meyers
Wilhelmina Werélemson
University Hosital
Bnook
Etermary Laboratories
Stake president of Salt Lake stake released
Nephi L. Morris, longtime stake president since March 24, 1904, was released at the quarterly stake conference in Salt Lake City. Elder Wilford A. Beesley, second counselor to Morris, will succeed him. Morris’s twenty five year leadership was praised at the meeting.
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Salt Lake City
Nephi L. Morris
Bundas
Wilford A. Beesley
Morris
Sal Lake Stake
Wrecked Coast Vessels Rescued as Gale Rages
Rescue of 24 crewmen from the lumber steamer Leesel after the craft broke in two near the Columbia mouth during a Pacific gale. One death reported. Laurel wreckage left with eight others missing. Multnomah tows, a pilot schooner saves 15 aboard. Two Marin fishermen feared lost. conditions remain dangerous.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Oregon-California
Laurel St
New York
Philadelphia
Laurel
Multnomath
McCormick Steamamip Company
Calle
Multnomah
MH Anderson Brothers
Sauselito
Cal
Shelter Cove
Fort Bragg
Wind Storm Damages Utah Regions Estimates Reach Fifty to Seventy-Five Thousand
A Sunday wind storm sweeping from the southwest across northern Utah and southern Idaho caused property damage estimated at 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. Agricultural areas benefited from rain while lines of communication to Pocatello were cut. Buildings signs and trees were toppled, downtown Salt Lake City traffic disrupted, two injuries reported, air mail service continued with on time arrivals and departures.
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Salt Lake City
Jume
Utah
Idaho
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Ogdens
Davis County
Chris Apostolis
Clearfield
Detroit and Boston Split Three Game Set in Scores
Detroit and Boston played a doubleheader with tight early offense and a varied scoring sequence. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games followed with pitching notes and incomplete box scores.
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Detroit
Boston
Carroll
Stoner
Shea
Berry
Oregon Short Line Spur Hearing Set for Weber County
A hearing on the Oregon Short Line's plan to build a spur in Weber County will be held by the Public Utilities Commission in Ogden next Friday at 10:30 a m. The commission announced the date today.
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Salt Lake City
Oregon Short Line
Weber County
Pub- Westilities Commission
Ogdenext
Paris Aviators Celebrate Trans Atlantic Feat in Paris
Three French flyers Assolant Le Fevre and Lotti arrived in Paris to receptions and dinners after their ocean crossing. Stowaway Schreiber sought clothes and a cut of earnings while Lindbergh lent a suit. Aviation officials and newspapers circuited the event amid mixed official reception prospects.
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Paris
Jean Assolant
Rene le Fevre
Armeno Lotti
Arthur Schreiber
Colonel Lindbergh
Schreiber
Fortland
Aero Club of France
Air Ministry
Assolant
le Fevre
Lotti
M. Lorent-Egnac
Air
le Bourget
France
Assaiant
Brice
Pauline Parker
New York
Atlantic
Schreier
LeFivre Lotti
Three Die in Hammer Murder at River Rouge Home
Detroit June 17 AP Mrs Anna Bodleski and two children under four were found beaten to death in their River Rouge home. A third child was hospitalized and not expected to live. The hammer used was found behind the house. Police search for Mrs Bodleski's husband and a former husband.
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Detroit
Anna Bodleski
River Rouge
North Side Wins Water Suit in Idaho Appeal
The U S circuit court of appeals upheld a district court ruling allowing Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Co to irrigate 15 000 additional acres, over 170 000 already supplied. Stockholder D L McClung had appealed alleging insufficient water supply from the district.
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San Francisco
Idaho Federal District Court
Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Farm bill appropriations move to President Hoover
Congress appropriated fifteen million five hundred thousand dollars for the federal farm board and the legislation now goes to President Hoover. Meanwhile cold front blanketed the Lake Tahoe region with snow and temperatures around 34 degrees yesterday morning.
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Truckmer
Cent
Lake Tahoe
Tariff Fight Looms in Upper House Amid Senate Clash
Washington June 17 The upper house faces a tariff revision fight as Sen Borah Idaho seeks to limit changes on agricultural goods while Sen Jones Washington pushes industrial imports rules. House aid to farm relief includes a proposed 150.9 million to start stabilizing the wheat market with the Federal Farm Board.
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Congress
Senate
Borsh
Idaho
Jones
Nater Watson
Indiana
Republcan
Hoover
Watson
House
Finance Committee
Federal Farm Board
Parkington Dead Winchcomb Gloucestershire England June 17
AP reports Vernon Louis Parington, professor of English literature at the University of Washington, Seattle, died suddenly in Winchcomb Gloucestershire yesterday after dining here.
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Parkington
Winchcomb
Gloucestershire
Eng
AP Vernon Louis Pariington
University of Washington At
Seatle
Airliner Crash Kills Seven Off English Channel
Imperial Airways City of Ottawa crashes near Dungeness England while attempting to return to shore. Seven people dead including possibly an American. three women among the victims. Survivors suffer shock as the vessel sinks after landing and overturning.
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London
Imperial Airways
Dungeness
England
Ickerson
Fieming
Maester
Malcolm
Smith
Craven Hill
Lancaster
Ontario
Mme Bossiger
Roberts
Karak
Fleming
M. Smith
Homer W Tatham
Brailli
Barnett
Tatham Aso
Ottawa
Croydon
English Channel
Japan pledges full cooperation in disarmament talks
Tokyo reports Premier Tanaka promised full Japanese cooperation in any disarmament negotiations that Ambassador Dawes and Premier MacDonald discussed yesterday at Portsmouth. The premier said Japan would be ready to offer its cooperation to promote universal peace in naval armament reductions.
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Tokyo
Japan
Dawes
Famsay Macdonald
Porres
Oda
Tanaka
Associated Press
Macdonald
Geia Dawes
Britain Refuses Trotsky Harbor Entry
London reports Prime Minister MacDonald refused Leon Trotsky, the exiled Russian war leader, permission to enter Great Britain after his recent request. The Sketch quoted the decision and noted Britain’s stance amid postwar tensions.
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London
House Passes Farm Bill Funding Plan
Washington June 7 Responding to President Hoover's recommendation the House passed a bill to appropriate 151 500 000 of the 400 000 000 authorized for the federal Farm Board by the Farm Relief Act. The money would constitute the initial outlay of the 500 000 000 appropriation and Chairman Wood urged swift action. Expenditure to be made by the Farm Board members under the new law.
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Washington
Hoover
House
Federal Farm Board
Wood
House Appropriations Committee
Three Dead In Upper Snake Valley Weekend Crashes
A series of weekend accidents in the upper Snake river valley left three dead. Martin Schiegel, 40, of a fur farm near Hamer, survived a rollover but his passenger Albert Langen, 19, is in critical condition. Frank Barker, 14, died from a gunplay accident linked to a game at Bleckart. A fourth fatality occurred near St Anthony when a vehicle rolled while carrying several passengers en route to Warm River for a dance. details are scarce.
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Falla
Snake River Valley
Martin Schiegel
Hamer
Albert Langen
Frank Barker
Harold Barker
Salt Lane City
Utah
St Anthony
Hawney
River
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