Senator Borah Operated On At Johns Hopkins
Senator William E Borah of Idaho underwent prostate gland surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore performed by Dr Hugh H Young. The operation was deemed a success and Borah was in his room resting, with wife Mrs Borah arriving from Washington to be by his side as he recovers over several weeks.
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Baltimore
William E. Borah
Idaho
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hugh H. Young
Senator Borah
Cost of living rises 0.8 percent in May report
The National Industrial Conference Board reports May living costs 0.8 percent higher than April across 172 cities. The dollar’s purchasing power fell to 138.7 from 139.9, while prices for food rose 3.6 percent and rentals dropped 0.8 percent.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Picnic ends in free for all at Muldowney testimonial
A testimonial picnic for Representative Michael J. Muldowney in Mt. Lebanon broke up in a riot as police arrived. Nineteen people were arrested for disorderly conduct after a melee that left many bruised and clothing torn. Police noted 25 barrels of beer for nearly 2000 guests, most of whom had departed by riot call time. The clash began over a car accident in the picnic grove as attendees tried to reach the highway.
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Pittsbrugh
Michael J. Muldowney
Mt. Lebanon
California and West Virginia Vote on Repeal
The Associated Press reports California and West Virginia prepare for repeal votes amid high turnout expectations and cross-party appeals. Leaders note dry and wet factions urge broad participation while prediction centers call the July 18 southern test in Alabama and Arkansas pivotal.
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California
West Virginia
Idaho
Jouett Shouse
The
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Dr. McBride
Drys
Wets
Alabama
Arkansas
Baseball Roundup Delayed Games Amid Rainy Weather
Today’s scores and schedules show multiple major league games postponed by rain. Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Boston, Pittsburgh at New York, and New York at Detroit delayed. Chicago at Philadelphia began in the AM.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Crowder
Sewell
Hildebrand
Hudlin
Myatt
Frestas
Peterson
Madjeski
Wyat
Heving
Grube
Keevas
Louis
Rhodes
Ferrell
McDonald
Stiles
Shea
Celebration Planned in Kelley Tepance July Fourth
Citizens of Kelley and Tepance Idaho announce a Fourth of July celebration with foot races a baseball game horse races steer riding calf roping boxing wrestling and singing. Awards will be presented by organizers Bishop Asa Hatch and Bishop Parley Jensen who lead the event.
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Kelley and Tepance
Idaho
Asa Hatch
Parley Jensen
Salt Lake Police Seek Assailant In Downtown Robbery
Police in Salt Lake City are seeking a man who bound and gagged a woman, robbed her of 50 cents and a wristwatch, then fled in an automobile after the attack early Sunday. The cashier was walking home from a street car ride when seized in the southeast city, taped mouth, and choked as an approaching car frightened the suspect away.
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Salt Lake City
Fort Bridger Dedicates Historic Fort as State Landmark
More than 5,000 people attended in Fort Bridger Wyoming to dedicate the 1842 frontier post as a state historical landmark and museum. The event, sponsored by the Wyoming Historical Association and the Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association, featured the original 20 star fort flag being raised and later lowered. Former Governor B B Brooks praised Jim Bridger for guiding westward expansion. Heber J. Grant of the LDS Church lauded Wyoming for honoring pioneers and noted fair treatment of Mormon people.
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Fort Bridger
Wyo
Jim Bridger
Utah
Wyoming
Wyoming Historical Association
Utah Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association
United States
B. B. Brooks
Bridger
Heber J. Grant
Latter Day Saints Church
Historical Association
Decision Favors Pocatello Woman in Insurance Case
The 8th district federal circuit court of appeals reversed a local court in Aletta Prinsen vs Travelers Protective Association. Mrs. Prinsen of Pocatello, widow of James Prinsen killed when his truck carrying explosives was hit by a train near Salt Lake City, seeks payment on an insurance policy. The case began in Ogden federal district court and was argued in Oklahoma City last winter by J H Petersen for Prinsen.
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Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
8Th District
Aletta Prinsen
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Bomb Explodes at St Peter's as Solamon Held by Police
A bomb exploded in the portico of St Peter's during Holy Year pilgrim crowds. Four injured with minimal property damage. Police say Demetrio Solamon, with a Spanish passport, brought the device from Spain to Rome and planted it. he was arrested after arrival.
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St. Peter's
Spain
Demetrio Solamon
Solamon
Vatican
Solomon
Alexandria
Egypt
Rome
Bank bandits kill LaCrosse cashier during attempted robbery
Five bandits attempted to rob the LaCrosse State Bank. Cashier William T. Tennel was shot and killed when the safe, locked by a time lock, could not be opened. Witnesses said the gang fled north in an automobile after the shooting.
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Lacrosse
Ind
William T. Tennel
LaCrosse State Bank
Tennel
Lillian Younggreen
Oregon Town to Have Bull Fight Reform
Vale Oregon plans a Fourth of July celebration with a bullfight. Mayor J W Kizer will guarantee a bullfight and has secured a genuine Mexican matador. Local farmers offer bulls with one volunteer donor joking about the animal being ornery.
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Vale
Ore
Oregon
J. W. Kizer
G O P Hopes To Regain Seats In Party Fight
Washington reports the Republicans launch a bid to retake federal control led by Rep Snell of New York. He accuses Democrats of a spending spree and misleading bookkeeping, predicting 50 to 70 GOP gains in the November 1934 elections and potential takeover.
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Washington
Representative Snell
New York
Snell
Utah Brewery Starts Operations Under 3.2 Law
Becker Products in Ogden received the first permit to brew 3.2 percent beer after Utah’s new law allowing beer for consumption outside the state took effect. Governor Blood signed the permit in Salt Lake City. Shipments headed to surrounding states began within an hour of approval.
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Ogden
Utah
G. L. Becker
Becker Products Company
Henry H Blood
Salt Lake City
Becker
Crickets Moving Toward Buckskin Basin Farms
Harold Whitworth reports millions of crickets covering about 80 acres moving south from the reservation toward Buckskin basin farmland eight miles north of Inkom. Farmers have burned 12 acres of buffalo grass to curb them while five acres of grasshoppers were found nearby and stopped by burning straw in their path.
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Buckskin Basin
Inkom
Harold Whitworth
Pocatello
Whitworth
Bear wounds CCC worker in Montana timber attack
George Anderson of Missoula, a Civilian Conservation Corps member from the Larchwood Reforestation camp, was seriously hurt when a big black bear mauled him in a Trout Creek timber area. Two Army enlistees who reached the scene forced the bear off. one discharged at close range, wounding Anderson and killing the bear.
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Thompson Falls
Mont
George Anderson
Missoula
Civilian Conservation Corps
Anderson
Larchwood
Trout Creek
Michigan bank closures linked to Ford claim
Detroit banker Herbert R. Wilkin told a one man grand jury that closing two national banks aimed to force Henry Ford's hand, stating Ford held over 65 million dollars in Detroit deposits and Wall Street sought to deplete his working capital. He cited alleged large clearings and withdrawals linked to prominent figures.
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Herbert R. Wilkin
Henry Ford
Wilkin
Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc
Wall Street
Ford
James Couzens
Michigan
Second National Bank
Houston
Texas
First National Bank
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
George W. Davison
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co
New York
Wilkins
Davison
Detroit Club
Air Corps Fliers Die in Accident at Langley Field
Divers sought to remove four Langley fliers from a plane that crashed into the James River near Rushmere on a Saturday night. Bodies were located in the partially submerged craft but removal awaited a larger boat. Cause of the crash remains unknown. the crew included Second Lieut. Lewis Horvath of Honey Creek Wisconsin, Second Lieut. H. W. MacKennan of Baltimore, Privates Charles C. Sayre of Philadelphia and Albert C. Oliver of Smithfield North Carolina.
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James River
Rushmere
Lewis Horvath
Air Corps Reserve
Honey Creek
Wis
H. W. MacKennan
Baltimore
Charles C. Sayre
Philadelphia
Albert C. Oliver
Smithfield
N. C
Forty-Ninth Squadron
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Santa Monica writer Will Rogers jokes about a sensational rumor that Sister Aimee had a baby. He mocks the uproar as exaggerated and notes the hospital visit was to beautify the present generation, not affect the future.
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Santa Monica
Cal
California
Aimee
Will
Spectacular advance lifts wheat prices to near dollar mark
Wheat markets surged on heat and drought damage news with gains of 6 to 70 cents. May delivery around 94 1 4 cents, December near 97 1 2 cents, corn up to 60 cents, oats up to 45 cents, rye above 80 cents, barley over 50 cents as trading stayed lively through the day.
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Chicago
Couzens Calls for Global Debt Revision at Conference
Senator James Couzens of Michigan urged a world debt restructuring at the economic conference. He proposed organizing creditors worldwide and creating a permanent advisory body linking creditors and debtors, refraining from focusing on war debt and urging actions to raise prices and demand for raw materials.
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London
James Couzens
Michigan
Ap Gette
Judge Moore of Colorado Dies
Denver report notes Judge H. Moore 51 died in hospital from influenza that developed into pneumonia. A Colorado supreme court associate justice since 1929, he was to wed Bernardine Kirchhof July 8. Survived by two daughters Marjory and Martha Lee, brother True Moore of New York, sister Marion Moore of Paris. first wife Ora Bowman died 1967.
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Denver
Jins Fan H. Moore
Colorado Supreme Court
Bernardine Kirchhof
Martha Lee
True Moore
New York City
Marion Moore
Paris
France
Love Triangle Ends in Fatal Shootings in Sacramento
Mrs. Marie Peterson 46, fought for life while her husband G. T. Peterson 55 and Robert Ingersoll 53 were dead in a Sacramento apartment yesterday. Police believe a love triangle led to the shooting as Peterson allegedly killed Ingersoll, then wounded Marie Peterson and herself. The woman said she had traveled with Ingersoll to the Chicago fair after separating from her husband in May.
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Sacramento
Cal
Marie Peterson
G. T. Peterson
Robert Ingersoll
Motorist shoots two assailants near Hot Springs
Hot Springs Ark June 26 A Houston Texas motorist W P Westmoreland and his wife were menaced by two gunmen who shouted stick em up He fired from the car killing Nolan Brady of Conway Ark and wounding Clem Holman of Mimeko Oklahoma Brady died of a heart shot Holman was struck multiple times in the volley Westmoreland carried the attack and escaped unharmed.
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Hot Springs
Ark
W. P. Westmoreland
Houston
Tex
Nolan Brady
Conway
Clem Holman
Mimeko
Oklo
Westmoreland
Brady
Holman
Lindberghs Plan Air Trip This Summer
Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and Col Lindbergh will pilot a summer expedition to Greenland and possibly Iceland and Denmark. The purpose is to assess a Pan American airways Europe bound route via Greenland and to select suitable aircraft and landing sites for potential regular trans ocean schedules. A base ship will sail from Philadelphia Tuesday.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Iceland
Denmark
Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
Europe
Orient
Col. Lindbergh
Pan- American Airways
Philadelphia
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