French leader warns on tariffs at world economic conference
Paris official Albert Sarraut urged the economic commission to address production and markets control before tariffs and quotas. He said production anarchy causes world distress and opposed immediate tariff focus, signaling France may revert to self sufficiency if plans falter. The commission kept to the original order while 49 nations pledged to Roosevelt's tariff truce. Cox leads the monetary group.
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Associated Press
London
Albert Sarraut
World Economic Conference
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Conference Economic Commission
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Hendryk Colljn
Holland
The
Economic Commission
Roosevelt
Monetary Commission
James M. Cox
Ohio
Slayers of Four Officers Sought by Federal Agents
In Kansas City on Saturday five officers were slain guarding Frank Nash and others. federal agents and police pressed for a definite lead. The motive remains debated as to a possible escape attempt for Nash, captured in Hot Springs and en route to Leavenworth. Additional investigators arrived as a fresh search followed reports of suspects near the penitentiary.
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Union Station
Frank Nash
Oklahoma
Hot Springs
Ark
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Young Girl Survives Train Wheelbarrow Incident
In Montreal on June 19 a two year old girl Luette Leduc sitting in a wheelbarrow left on railroad tracks by her eight year old brother was struck by a passing passenger train. The wheelbarrow handles were ripped off and the child escaped injury.
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Montreal
Luette Leduc
Adjourning World Economic Conference Favored by Gold Bloc
London reports a push by the European gold bloc led by France to adjourn the world economic conference until currency stabilization is settled. French supporters say progress depends on stabilization and Washington’s final instructions to American delegates. The U.S. says stabilization is important but not the keystone of the talks.
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Fred K. Nielsen
William G. Bullitt
James P. Warburg
Rexford
Tugwell
Associated Press
Baseball Scores From Today’s National League Action
Chicago and New York split a tense twin bill as pitchers Gomez MacFayden and Dickey led a 100 000 000 score for New York while the Chicago defense stifled. Detroit beat Cleveland 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 as Grove and Cochrane matched Frasier and Hayworth. Chicago routed St. Louis 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 for a 37 4 finish with Root and Hartnett sparking the offense.
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Philo
Detroit
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Frasier and Hayworth
National
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Hartnett
Schumacher
Mancuso
Brewer Freed as Kidnappers Resemble Boettcher Captors
William Hamm Jr a 39 year old kidnapped brewer was released unharmed thirty four miles from St Paul and returned home he identified one of the three or more captors as resembling Verne Sankey fugitive wanted in the Boettcher and Bohn kidnap cases Hamm said he could not be sure of the identification A taxi driver said the sender resembled Sankey Ransom reportedly not the full 100000 had been paid Hamm described his abduction on Thursday and the daylight to dark car ride to a house on the Minnesota stretch as the reward fund to aid Hamm's return rose to 30000 with an expected total of 50000
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William Hamm, Jr
Brewer
Verne Sankey
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Haskell Bohn
Hamm
Sankey
Minnesota
Howard Kahn
Federal Rail Head To Enter Wage Dispute
Washington dispatch reports the Roosevelt administration will intervene in the wage dispute between railroad brotherhoods and carriers. Railroad coordinator Joseph B. Eastman will meet tomorrow with the Association of Railway Executives and later with carrier representatives to discuss a permanent 12 percent wage cut atop the existing 10 percent cut set 18 months ago. The move signals federal involvement despite existing law restricting personnel or wage changes.
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Joseph B. Eastman
Association of
Railway Executives
Roosevelt
Eastman
States to Act on Prohibition Vote Across Three States
The Associated Press reports voters in Iowa Connecticut and New Hampshire will decide whether to repeal national prohibition. Iowa's camps both claim momentum with rallies and Governor Herring predicting repeal. Connecticut historically dry seeks to roll up a large vote while New Hampshire holds last minute appeals as 3.2 beer legality shifts state stance. Eleven states have already voted for repeal. thirty six must do so.
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Associated Press
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Connecticut
New Hampshire
Herring
Des Moines
Fletcher Parker
Citizens Against Ratification
Doukhobors Held After Nude Parade
Doukhobor residents of Terperia Village staged a nude parade over the weekend in Ramsback Sask. Police arrested more than 50 participants. Nudists were loaded onto trucks and police cars for processing. preliminary hearing set for tomorrow with potential three year terms if found guilty.
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Sask
Terperiia
Canoram
Girl Accused of Shooting Father in Oklahoma Cabin
Nora Boyett a 12 year old girl from Winding Stair mountain faced juvenile court in Potua Okla accused of shooting her father Walker Boyett 45 with a rifle after he came home drunk and beat her and her sister Loraine 16 with stove wood last Friday night.
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Okla
Winding Stair Mountain
Nora Boyett
Loraine
Walker Boyett
Governor targets GOP workers in Idaho conservation corps
Governor C Ben Ross says all former Republican appointees with supervisory roles in Idaho’s conservation corps will be removed soon. He cites a “machine” built after their appointment that blocked Democrat hires, naming J D Wood Myron Swendsen and A N Ashline among those slated for removal.
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The
Conservation Corps
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
T. C. Coffin
Coffin
Forest Service
J. D. Wood
Public Works
Myron Swendsen
Reclamation
Head of Worshipper Blown Off in Oroville Church
In Oroville California June 19 a crowded Pentecostal church scene ended when a public safety item fired accidentally. Chester Southern about 30 was killed when the item’s muzzle pressed against a window screen and severed his head. Sheriff Toland reported no clues from a preliminary probe. Southern had recently arrived from Denver.
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Cal
South
Chester Southern
Southern
I. W. Toland
Denver
Bridge man Pioneer of Air Tours Dies at 66
Garden City New York June 19 William E Bridgman vice president of Curtiss Wright Airport Corp is dead at 66 He died yesterday at his home Bridgman helped organize early sightseeing tours in the United States as a young man.
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N. Y
William E. Bridgman
Curtiss-Wright Airport Corporation
Bridgman
Flood Damage Grows in North Idaho and Columbia Waters
Flooding across the Kootenai valley nears a half million dollars with dikes failing near Bonners Ferry. The Columbia River remains at record heights from Bonners Ferry to Kelso, submerging farms, a golf course, and urban areas while Civilian Conservation Corps crews assist in dike repairs and preventing looting.
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Idaho
Columbia River
Bonners Ferry
Thalia
Guy C. McGree
Kootenai
Wenatchee
Washington
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Richland
Kelso
Coweeman River
Civilian Conservation Corps
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Wash
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
A Santa Monica letter questions the sanctity of fathers, mocking myths around Father’s Day and arguing fathers are a necessary but overestimated figure in society. The writer dismisses harsh judgments on paternal figures and defends their social role.
Idaho Beer Legalization Sparks Legislature Action
Governor Ross criticized public reaction as hysterical over beer legalization in Idaho. The house passed a 3.2 percent beer bill in a swift session, applying an emergency clause. senate passage and governor signature required for immediate effect.
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Boise
House
Senate
Jensen
Franklin
House Vote on Beer Measure Fractures Albany Caucus
The Democratic house caucus failed to agree on a tax bill for beer and it looked unlikely the measure would be introduced before adjournment. Lawmakers listed include Albrethsen Andraeson Barry Burns Cavanagh Combs Davis Day Edwards Feuerstein Foreman Frazier Glennon Good Gossett Graham Griffin Haley Hendershott Howe Huderson Hynes Jenifer Jenny Jensen of Madison Jones Kine Klepfer Lane Lindsay Luttropp Marlow Maxwell McAfee Meade Moss Nelson Powell Ramey Robertson Smith of Custer Stepins Payler Thornston Wid dison Colin Speaker Coulver and opponents Callaway Cosho Curtis Harrington Harris Hendricks Jensen of Pranklin Leavitt Ray Satterfield Smith of Cassia Smith of Latah Wilson Wright Absent Meeker.
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Burns
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Combs
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Feuerstein
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Hendershott
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Huderson
Hynes
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Klepfer
Lane
Lindsay
Luttropp
Marlow
Maxwell
McAfee
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Moss
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Robertson
Smith
Custer
Stepins
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Thornston
Widdison
Colin
Coulver
Callaway
Cosho
Curtis
Harrington
Harris
Hendricks
Pranklin
Leavitt
Ray
Satterfield
Cassia
Latah
Wilson
Wright
Meeker
Idaho Falls Maintains Sale Of Near Beer Despite Warning
Idaho Falls reports ongoing sale of near beer at 32 percent strength over the weekend and today despite a sheriff warning that near beer is illegal. The warning followed a state supreme court decision. No charges have been filed yet. Sheriff Meppen urged vendors to suspend sales until legislative action in Boise.
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Idaho Falls
Harry Meppen
State Supreme Court
Bert Miller
Meppen
Boise
Lava Poll Upraises Beer Support in Idaho Vote
A Lava Hot Springs poll shows 56 for and 1 against beer legislation. The Lava results raise Idaho totals to 582 in favor and 6 opposed after broader votes from Pucetello and nearby towns.
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LAVA
Sunday Tribune
Lava Hot Springs
Bannock County
The
Tribune
Pucatello
Idaho
League of Nations opens twenty third mandates session
The twenty third session of the mandates commission of the League of Nations opened in Geneva. The Pacific Japanese mandates were not on the agenda though a native islander petitioned alleging restrictions on his ability to work freely.
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Mandates Commission
League of Nations
Pacific
Idaho Pair B and Tuesday Weather Outlook
Light to moderate winds. Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperature. Skies mostly clear, with no significant precipitation expected.
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