Tear gas bombs usadas in Tacoma mill trouble zone
National guardsmen and state police used tear gas bombs to disperse a crowd of about 2000 near the 11th street bridge as workers return to six Tacoma lumber mills. The Tacoma Central Labor Council urged federal troop protection to curb state and guard actions amid ongoing unrest and Oregon mill reopenings. About 15 arrests were made by state patrolmen.
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11Th Street
National
National Guard
Central Labor Council
Oregon
Portland
Portland Central Labor Council
Tacoma Centcal Labor Council
Martin
Baptists Name New President at Convention
Dr. J. H. Franklin of Crozer Theological Seminary was elected president of the 1936 Northern Baptist convention in Colorado Springs. The vote followed a six day session that also approved a social action commission report and retained its educational and peace plebiscite proposals for member churches.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Colo
Northern Baptists
J. H. Franklin
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Northern Baptist Convention
St. Louis
National Baptist Organizations
Gordon Palmer
Pomona
Cal
Jessie Burrall Eubank
Cincinnati
M. A. Levy
Williamsport
C. M. Gallup
Providence
R. I
O. R. Judd
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. H. Witty
Pocatello
Idaho
Social Action Commission
General Council
C. L. Seaholes
Dayton
Ohio
Bearded Trout Captured At Lake James In June Report
Marion notes a Lake James catch by John Larkin of Asheville. A three and a half pound trout, wearing shell-rimmed specs, was pulled from the shallows and found in the fish's gills.
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Marion
N. C
John Larkin
Asheville
Lake James
Icc Hearing Opens On West Coast Lumber Rate Cut
Examiners for the Interstate Commerce Commission began hearings on a proposed rate reduction for lumber shipments from the west coast to the eastern United States. The West Coast Lumber Association backs the plan, while Southern lumber producers and railroads oppose it, arguing western timber would overshadow southern products in the east.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Coast
Eastern Territory
West Coast Lumber Association
Southern Lumber Producers
Southern Railroads
Police Believe HoldUp Solved In Brooklyn Armored Car Case
Paterson New Jersey officials report eight members of the Charlie the Jew gang detained in Mountain View raid. Edward Gaffeney and John Hughes identified by witnesses as suspects in the 427000 Brooklyn armored car holdup and Vincent Coll slaying. Arthur Gaynor remains sought. bail denied pending indictment under public enemy law.
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N. J
New Jersey
Charlie the Jew
Brooklyn
Vincent
Baby Face
James Smith
Edward Gaffeney
John J. Hughes
Arthur Gaynor
Smith
Coll
Arthur C. Dunn
New
Mountain View
Gaynor
Harry Butts
New York
Mrs Owen D Young Dies at Riverside Estate
Mrs Owen D Young wife of GE chairman died at her Riverside Connecticut estate after years of ill health. She was born Josephine Sheldon Edmonds of South Bridge Massachusetts and had been in poor health for several years.
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New York
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Riverside
Conn
General Electric
Young
Josephine Sheldon Edmonds
South Bridge
Mass
Sales Tax Money Goes Into Relief
Boise Idaho June 25 The state auditor Harry Parsons says 50000 of the 2 percent retail sales tax revenue now total 297338 will be paid immediately to the emergency cooperative relief fund as the state’s contribution to relief for the first 15 days of June. Vouchers amounting to about 2950 will be honored for sales tax act administrative purposes. Payment of the claims was delayed until 250000 borrowed from the general fund for relief was repaid yesterday from tax revenue.
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Boise
Harry ©. Parsons
Emergency Cooperative Relief Fund
General Fund For Relief
Britons Lead With Steady Rounds In British Open Qualifying
Two Britons tied for lead at Muirfield with 36 hole totals of 141 as qualifying for the British open advances. Henry Cotton and Richard Burton each shot 71 70 over Gullane and Muirfield courses to top the field of 250 plus entrants. MacDonald Smith and Jack Busson follow at 142 while Joe Kirkwood Frank Ball Joe Ezar and others trail with 146 to 152.
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Scotland
Henry Cotton
Richard Burton
Liverpool
Cotton
Gullane
Burton
MacDonald Smith
Glendale
Cal
Jack Busson
Smith
Joe Kirkwood
Chicago
Frank Ball
Atlanta
Joe Ezar
Waco
Texas
Henry Picard
Hershey
William Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Picard
Little
Murder charge filed in stabbing of wife in Salt Lake City
A complaint charging 42 year old Harry Prather with first degree murder was filed before City Judge M J Bronson. The alleged stabbing occurred during a marital dispute at the home of his brother's divorced wife. Prather was arrested two hours later.
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Salt Lake City
Harry Prather
Helen Prather
M. J. Bronson
R. M. Beckstead
Prather
Salmon Run Opens in Central Idaho
The salmon run began on the Salmon River and reached Sunbeam dam northeast of Stanley. Idaho state game warden Amos H. Eckert announced the fishing will be poor for about a week as waters remain high and roily.
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Boise
Salmon
Sunbeam
Stanley
Amos H. Eckert
Idaho
British Envoy Scans Italian African Plans
Capt Anthony Eden and Fulvio Suvich held talks at Castel Fusano to gauge Mussolini's aims over Ethiopia and the League Covenant issues. Eden prepared to mediate with Haile Selassie and discuss whether Article 10 and Article 15 apply, while Italy argued Ethiopia should become a mandate state.
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Associated Press Foreign Staff
Associated Press
Rome
Great Britain
League of Nations
Anthony Eden
Fulvio Suvich
Mussolini
Suvich
Castel Fusano
Eden
Il Duce
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
League Council
Gyes
Italy
League
Medellin Air Crash Kills Gardel Among Victims
Dozens attended the Medellin airport crash scene where two low flying planes collided, killing 14 people including popular South American actor Carlos Gardel and Ernesto Samper the so called Lindbergh of Colombia. Six others were seriously injured and doctors fought to save their lives. The Scadia owned plane and Samper’s craft collided on takeoff, with theater performances halted in Gardel's honor. Investigators sought responsibility as medics treated the injured.
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Associated Press
Medellin
Colombia
Americas
Carlos Gardel
Ernesto Samper
Lindbergh
Scadia
Samper
Gardel
South America
Cartagena
Bogota
Charles A. Lindbergh
William Foster
Henry Swartz
Philadelphia
Hose Aguilar
Joe C. Moreno
Cledonio Palacios
Hans Ulrichshom
Fuerst
Lester W. Straus
New York
Alfredo el- Pea
Flynn
Angel de Riveral
Guillermo de Barbieri
Alphonso Azzaf
Jose P. Laja
Utah Weather Uptrend for Tonight and Wednesday
The weather forecasts pair of mild to warm periods with tonight warmer than the current day and continued warmth into Wednesday. Regional temperatures rise, bringing pleasant conditions and light winds.
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Utah
Louis Carnera Set For Night at Yankee Stadium
Tribune-Journal to Report Fight Tonight in New York City at 7 oclock Pocatello time. Louis, the Detroit slugger, faces Primo Carnera in a heavyweight battle billed as a major draw since Jack Dempsey. Ringside reports will be provided via leased AP Wire with Sam Abramson present for early details. No New York broadcast. Southeastern Idaho fans urged to attend.
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Joe Louis
Primo Carnera
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Tribune-Journal
Pocatello
Louis
Detroit
Carnera
Jack Dempsey
Associated Press Wire
Sam Abramson
New York
Southeastern Idaho
Former mayor to interview kidnap client in Tacoma case
In Tacoma Washington former Seattle mayor John F Dore appointed chief trial counsel for Mrs Margaret Thulin Waley will meet his client to plan defense against kidnapping and conspiracy charges in the George Weyerhaeuser ransom case The trial set for July 9 follows jury selection July 5 with expectations of a speedy weeklong proceeding.
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Tacoma
Wash
John F. Dore
Seattle
Margaret Thulin Waley
George Weyerhaeuser
E. F E. Cushman
Hugh Johnson Named W P A Head for New York City
Hugh Johnson former NRA administrator was appointed Works Progress Administrator for New York City. Harry L. Hopkins announced the selection at the White House during a Roosevelt luncheon. Johnson returns to government service consistent with Roosevelt’s earlier hopes when he resigned from NRA a year ago.
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Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Works Progress
New York City
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
White House
Roosevelt
General Johnson
Carnera Louis Weigh In For Tonight's Bout At Yankee Stadium
Primo Carnera weighs 260.5 pounds and Joe Louis 196 on official scales as they prepare for a 15 round heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium. Police take precautions amid a calm, well attended public weigh in with spectators outside the New York State Athletic Commission offices.
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New York
Primo Carnera
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Brown
New York State Athletic Commission
Ethiopia rejects Italian claim on Jimma province
Addis Ababa reports in a note to Italy that Jimma is an integral part of the Ethiopian empire and under central administration. Ethiopia denounces Italian reservations as objectless and non pertinent, saying Italian interests are governed by Italo-Ethiopian treaties.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Italy
Sultanate of
Jimma
Abba Jiffar
Abyssinia
Ex-Convict Shafer Held on Boise Robbery Complaints
William E. Shafer 35 of Nampa jailed in Boise awaiting trial on a complaint by Ada County prosecutor Willis Moffatt. Shafer, arrested Saturday, is charged as a suspect in a Boise grocery store robbery and an attempted robbery, and is identified as an ex convict from San Quentin prison in California.
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Boise
William E. Shafer
Nampa
Willis Moffatt
Ada County
Shafer
San Quentin
California
Three Way Tax Plan Aims for Congress Senate Leader Says
Senate finance Chairman Harrison unveils a three way tax program to raise 340 million dollars through inheritance and gift levies higher rates for top incomes and a graduated corporate tax. The plan would accompany the pending nuisance taxes and could trigger a temporary lapse of those taxes. The inheritance tax would start with estates around 300 thousand dollars. Surtax on incomes over a million would rise to about 60 to 80 percent beyond 10 million. Corporate tax would range from 10 percent on 2 thousand dollars to 17.5 percent on 20 million or more, replacing a 13.75 percent flat rate. House Democrats block a plea to extend nuisance taxes 30 to 90 days to allow floor action. Harrison says the finance committee will meet to consider the program and may offer it as floor amendments.
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Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Roosevelt
House Ways and Means Committee
Burns
Senate
Finance Committee
House Ways and Means
Congressions
Newse
House
Fate of Green in doubt over court dispute
Delbert Green, condemned to be shot at the state prison, awaits a deputy attorney general opinion to decide if the execution should proceed. A stay of execution for a sanity hearing July 1 is under challenge by District Attorney Wade M. Johnson, raising questions about jurisdiction between courts. Green was convicted of murdering his uncle James Green and also killed his wife and her mother after his wife left with their baby.
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Salt Lake City
Delbert Green
Joseph Holbrook
Davis County
John D. Rice
Third District
Herbert M. Schiller
Green
Wade M. Johnson
Second Judicial District
Johnson
Schiller
Holbrook
Blood
Third District Court
Second District Court
Farmington
James Green
Layton
Ogden
Green Kidnapping Sedan Found in Everett Garage
In Everett Washington a green sedan linked to William Mahan alias A T Davis, a kidnaping suspect, was found in a garage six days after George Weyerhaeuser’s return to Tacoma. The car’s plates matched the alias and it had been in use since June 6 for a rear cushion replacement before the owner vanished. Mahan fled from a Montana officer on June 9 abandoning his car and ransom money. The Weyerhaeuser boy was released on June 1.
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Everett
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Middle West
A. T. Davis
William Mahan
Mahan
Butte, Mont
Weyerhaeuser
Senate Extends Bank Deposit Guarantee For One Year
Washington June 25 The senate adopted a joint resolution extending the temporary bank deposit insurance law for one year from June 30. The measure keeps the coverage limit at five thousand dollars and preserves public confidence in banking.
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Washington
Senate
Today's National League baseball scores and results
Pack of scores from Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit and Cleveland games. Highlights include a 7 13 final in Boston and a 10 4 Philadelphia win while New York and Chicago split twin bill. Also notes fair conditions in Idaho with warm spells.
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