Independents Plan Move to Limit Tariff Increases
In Washington six Republican independents and supporting senators map a campaign to confine tariff rate rises to agricultural goods and trim industrial schedules. They back Borah’s agricultural tilt and seek to influence anti-industrial rates, preparing before recess ends while the finance committee studies 15 house schedules.
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Senate
Congress
Finance Committee
Smoot
Utah
House
Norris and Howell
Nebraska
Frazier and Nye
North Dakota
Brookhart
Iowa
LaFollette
Wisco
Wheeler
Montana
Borah
Idaho
Utah bankers discuss items at Logan meet
Delegates from across Utah gathered for the 2nd annual Utah Bankers association convention in Logan. The program included two business sessions today and a Saturday afternoon Utah American Bankers Association meeting, with a cabaret dinner and speeches by F. D. Farrell of Kansas State Agricultural College on bankers’ role with farmers and agricultural financing.
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Logan
Utah
Utah Bankers Association
Cache Valley
American Bankers’ Association
Logan's
Dance Palace
Capitol Theatre
David A. McMillan
Murray
F D_ “Farrell
Kansas State Agricultural College
F. D. Parrell
Kansas State Agriculture College
Dy Parrell
Uw Dankers
Gairy
New Yorke
Penneylvania
Waashington
Oregon
Arizona
Credt
Farrel Eaid
Bandit Snatches $50 After Wrench Attack at Salt Lake Station
Salt Lake City reports a bandit escaped with $50 after Bradford asked for a wrench to finish a car at the Continental Oil gas station on Soul State Street. Attendant K C Bradley was knocked unconscious and suffered a severe head gash, treated by the company physician. Bradley testified about the incident.
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Salt Lake City
K C
Bradley
Continental OU Company
Soul State Street
Snook Claims Girl Carried Gun For Him
Columbus Ohio June 21 The confession of Dr James H Snook 49 a Ohio State university professor that he killed his pupil Theora His 25 was read to the county grand jury after a six day investigation Snook said he killed her because she threatened his wife and child He described a struggle at a rifle range and said he severed her jugular with a pocket knife He disposed of her handbag and noted their shared room in a downtown apartment in a non love affair context
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snack
Ohio State University
Theora His
Peramour
John J Chester, Jr
Chester
Snook
Scioto
Miss Hix
Wedded Bubble of Steffens and Wife Bursts in Court
Mrs Lincoln Steffens wins a divorce in superior court in Salinas California citing harsh abusive treatment by Joseph Lincoln Steffens a writer and lecturer born in San Francisco The testimony was heard behind closed doors The couple had clashed over jealousy and the wife used the pen name Ella Winfield in a magazine article about an old husband.
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Steffens
Salinas
Calif
Lincoln Steffens
Joseph Lincoln Stef
Carmel
San Francisco
Pather
Ella Win
Peter Btefiema
Japan Ready to Back Plan Cutting Navy
In Washington on June 21, Japan signals readiness to support measures aimed at naval armament reduction. Prime Minister MacDonald and Ambassador Dawes discuss the issue in England, tying it to Kellogg treaty principles. Japanese official Tanaka communicates Tokyo’s stance via the U S embassy, while Stimson and Sir Esme Howard confer with Borah on the broader disarmament frame.
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Washington
MacDonald
Dawes
England
Pranier Tanaka
Japan
Tokyo
Wate Department
Stimson
Esme Howard
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Father speed to son's bedside amid critical condition
Newton, an administrative assistant to President Moore, hurries from Akron to Minneapolis after a streetcar accident left his 6-year-old son Jona Me shall in critical condition. Reports say surgery may be needed to save one leg with possible removal of the other.
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Washington
Weter MH
Newton
Moore
Minneapolis
Jona Meshall
Ralirom
Akron
Ohio
Minneapol
First Reunion Old Timers of Union Pacific in Salt Lake City
Officials and employees of the Union Pacific and their families gather for the first Old Timers reunion and picnic in Salt Lake City. Thousands arrive on special trains to hear addresses by Gov. Dern and others, receive 50 year gold batons, and watch a parade and floats celebrating transportation history.
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OLD Timers OF
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railroad
West
Mormon Tabernacle
D. S. Spencer
Tabernacle
George Dern
John F. Bowman
Heber J. Grant
Latter-day Saints Church
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
E. E. Calvin
Tendoy
Bannock
Fort Hall
Spencer E. R. Breisch
Cheyenne Wye
Charlies Hill
la Salle
Cole James Coughlin
Charles Adamson
Pocatello
Henry Pugh
Wiliam McCullough
Salt Lax
A's Defeat Yankees to Take Game One of Series
At Yankee Stadium the Athletics crushed three Yankee pitchers including Pennock for 16 hits in a 11 6 victory. Al Simmons hit his fifteenth home run and four RBI while Nob Grove earned his eleventh win. Miller drove in five runs as the lead over New York extended to eight and a half games.
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Yankeer Stadium
New York
Athletics
Pennock
Nob Grove
al Simmons
Haas
Simmons
Miller
Mackmen
Doody the Chicago gunman hunted after string of shootings
Doody, nicknamed Wee Willie and Baby Face, is pursued by police and federal agents after a spree that includes wounding a restaurant owner and two officers. He allegedly robbed Denbo and Falk nearby before firing on them, as squads converge in the hunt across Chicago.
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Chicago
Wee Wi
Doody
Desperado
Tommy” O'Connor
Wee Willie
Becaus
T. L. Jackson
Charle Levy
Berwyn
Leon Raymond
Oak Park
Savious
Milton Valsonopolis
Valsouopolis
Valsonopolis
Eaid
Doo- Gy
George Benbo
Denbo
Clarence Falk
Falk
Palk
Hoover defers signing bill awaiting information from Mitchell
President Hoover has not acted on the Swing Johnson Boulder Canyon dam act pending additional information from Attorney General Mitchell. The White House notes the six state compact could be proclaimed at any time if required. Massachusetts asks Supreme Court to rehear the MacAllen tax decision arguing it would disrupt state tax systems including California New York Oregon Washington.
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Washington
Hoover
Mitchell
Boulder Canyon
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
MacAllen
Three Features Scheduled With Scores From Cities
Scores show New York and Philadelphia in a 16 to 3 game, Brooklyn tied 6 to 2, Boston 2 to 0. Pittsburgh and Washington reports include multiple innings, with Farnthaw Shores and Cochrane noted. Additional teams Voyt Dickey and Ruffing Berry Marberr Poco land Tete appear in fragmented lines.
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Philadelphia
New York
Farnthaw, Shores
Cochrane
Voyt and
Dickey
ada-Lon
Washington
Lions Name Denver Leader At International Convention
Denver won the 1930 Lions International convention. Ray L. Riley of Sacramento was elected head of the order. R. E. McKeever of Washington, D. C. became third vice president. New directors include Joseph R. Adams of Chicago Roderick Beddow of Birmingham and A. William Yungstrom of Elmira.
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Louisville
Denver
Colo
Lions’ International Today
Ray L. Riley
Sacramento
Calif
R. E. McKeever
Washington, D. C
Joseph R. Adams
Chicago
Roderick Beddow
Birmingham
A. William Yungstrom
Elmira
Aviation will not supplant surface ships says Admiral Moffett
Rear Admiral W A Moffett told Lions Clubs in Louisville that aircraft supplement rather than replace surface vessels and rail and sea transport. He noted aviation's rapid growth with 4800 first flights versus 2000 the prior year and warned forecasts of 8000 or 10000 planes may be optimistic amid rapid tech change and custom fabrication trends.
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Louisville
W A. Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
International Association of Lions Clubs
Admiral Moffe
Lions
Prince of Wales Turns 35 Quiet Birthday Planned
London June 31 AP the Prince of Wales will reach his 35th birthday with no special celebration. He will spend the day on his country estate at Sunningdale and later motor to Windsor Castle to see the King and Queen.
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London
Prince of Wales
Sunningdele
Asco Gary
Burt
Prince
Windsor Caetle
Utah Woman Makes Tiresome Trip to Conference
Grace Young a Mormon missionary in Tibet and head nurse at Batang Christian hospital visits Ogden for the Utah convention of the Churches of Disciples of Christ. Her relief from isolation includes a 28 day mule back journey after 80 days in Shanghai en route home for furlough. V Emmett Butterworth of Salt Lake City is the principal speaker at tonight's session.
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Ogden
Utah
Grace Young
Tibet
Christian Hospital
Batang
Churches of Disciples of Christ
First Christian Church
Emmett Butterworth
Salt Lake
Two Youths Die From Carbon Monoxide In Car
Milford McMillan and James Perkinson, both 21, were found dead in a running car outside Klamath Falls Oregon. Authorities say carbon monoxide from the motor caused their deaths as heat waves grip parts of the country.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Bly
Oregon
Milford McMillan
James Perkinson
McMillan
Parkinson
Diplomat Hosts Wet Dinner At British Embassy
Washington June 21 AP The first dinner at the British embassy for Vice President Curtis's sister Mrs Edward Everett Gann ended without confusion She dined as guest of honor of Ambassador Sir Esme Howard with Curtis and her husband present The dinner was described as wet and attendance included diplomats and lawmakers
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Washington
Edward Everett Gann
Esme Howard
Curtis
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Crabowski
Encisk
TAN
Walter
Operrel Mellan Miler
Lerian
Brooklyn
Bos'on
McWreny
Morrison
Pietrich Cooney
Spohrer
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Sister
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