House Advances Adjournment And Milk Duty Debate
The House cleared for an August 15 adjournment after the Senate approved a concurrent resolution. The Senate approved a two cent per gallon milk duty 43 to 18 after a two hour debate. Senate action also ordered surveys of shipping channels and river harbors in Oregon and Minnesota. Senator Myers urged federal film industry censorship and questioned Will Hays’ role, urging official supervision instead.
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House
Senate
Mississippi River
T. Paul
Minnesota
Senate Commerce Committee
Umpqua
Stanislaus
Oregon
Lake Washington
Seattle
Hollywood
California
Myers
Montana
Will H. Hays
Associated Press
Hays
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Chautauqua
New York
Senator Myers
Mrs Amy Sollis Dies After Poison Act At Salt Lake City
Amy Kratzer Sollis, wife of George Sollis, well known local boxer, died from self administered poison in Salt Lake City. The couple had been separated for two weeks and she reportedly said I want to live for my baby. Their son George Jr aged two was named in the account.
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Salt Lake City
Amy Kratzer Sollis
George Sollis
Sollis
George, Jr
Senator Defends Official Censorship Amid Debate
Senator Myers argues a strong movement supports official censorship and will grow, insisting the public approves of censorship while denying that the public opposes it. He claims people want official censorship as a necessary measure.
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Lings
Myers
Jury Called In Rioting Case Near Herrin
A special grand jury will begin July 10 to probe the massacre of non union men by striking miners near Herrin. Coroner McCown also started excavation at the Southern Illinois Coal Company strip mine amid rumors of buried bodies.
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Marion, II
Herrin
Hartwell
McCown
Ilinois Coal Company
Loo Paluso Joins Bobby Michaels Sparring Ahead of Fourth
Liss Lou Paluso, Salt Lake featherweight, arrived in Pocatello to train with Bobby Michaels and sparring partners. The workout drew hundreds as Paluso, fresh from New York MSG bouts under Leo Flynn, prepared for the Fourth, while Michaels rested after a San Francisco trip and prepared for a six round preliminaries.
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Loo Paluso
Salt Lake
New York
Madison Square Garden
Leo P. Flynn
Pocatello
Bobby Michaels
Ring
Lornn Hospital
Spng
Bobby
San Francisco
Charley Lavatta
Johnny Williams
Myers
John Hanna
Jay Solomon
Spug
John
Dempsey Accepts Wills Challenge for World Title Bout
New York June 29 AP Jack Dempsey formally accepted Harry Wills challenge for the world heavyweight title and asked for a conference to set the date. Wills posted a 2500 forfeit with the challenge and Dempsey was given until July 10 to decide the title status in New York state.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Wills
New York Boxing Commission
Dempsey
New York State
International golf and tennis action from June headlines
Edith Cummings defeated Alexa Stirling five to four in Buffalo while Glenna Cellett beat Elizabeth Gordon four and three in a separate golf match. In Wimbledon, Molla Mallory won her women’s singles match as the grass court championship continued. At Hillcrest Kansas City the Western Amateur third round midpoints showed Chick Evans and George Von Elm leading in tough battles with holes up and Evans scoring a 71.
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N. Y
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Alexa Stirling
New York
Glenna Cellett
Provinee
Elizabeth Gordon
Province
Wimbledon
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Champi
Hillcrest
Country Club
Kansas City
Dave Herron
Fred Wright
Los Angeles
Chick Evans
George von Elm
Salt Lake
Evans
Ted Payseur
den Moines
Iowa
von Elm
Francis Gaines
Omaha
Neb
Payseur
Panic on Dame Street as firing erupts in Dublin area
In Belfast on June 29 a Dublin message reports inhabitants of Dame Street panicked by gunfire from a building near the Bank of Ireland. Government troops took cover inside a bus as the street crowd fled toward shelter amid a small fire.
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Dublin
Dame Street
Cnee
Shelton
Bank of Ireland
House cleaning urged in China amid reform drive
Peking June 1 report says China must put its house in order as the government seeks reforms. The correspondent notes a strong call for decisive action and a critical assessment of current policies and governance.
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Peking
A. P
China
Graeme Pushes Concrete Plan on Restoring Foreign Property
Sir Phillip Lloyd Graeme of the British delegation urged concrete proposals in talks with the Russians on restoring foreign possessions in Soviet Russia. He proposed two classes for restoration: major industrial and commercial enterprises and immovable property, with industrial assets like International Harvester, National City Bank, Westinghouse, Singer, and Standard Oil highlighted for priority.
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Hague
Sir Phillip Lioyd Graeme
Russia
Phillip
International Harvester Company
Moscow
National City Bank
Petrograd
Westinghouse and
Singer Companies
Standard Oil
Caucasus
Sir Phillip
Anniversaries and historical milestones span centuries T:
Today's list marks events from 1577 Peter Paul Rubens birth to 1919 Wilson voyage, noting Rubens death in 1640 Antwerp, 1794 Philadelphia Negro church dedication, 1891 inland lake in Colorado desert, 1893 Epworth League Cleveland, 1904 Dan Emmett death Mount Vernon, 1906 immigration bureau founded, 1919 Wilson sails from Brest aboard George.
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Peter Paul Rubens
Westphalia
Antwerp
America
Philadelphia
Detroit and
St. Joseph
Michigan Central
Colorado Desert
Epworth League
Cleveland
Dan’’ Emmett
Dixie
Mount Vernon
United States Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
President Wilson
Brest
United States
George
Today’s notable birthdays listed for prominent figures
Dr. George E. Hale of Mount Wilson Solar Observatory born Chicago 54 years ago. Dr. Raymond F. Bacon of Mellon Institute born Muncie 42 years ago. William E. Borah born Fairfield Illinois 57 years ago. Rt Rev John B. Morris born Hendersonville Tennessee 56 years ago. Wilbert Robinson born Hudson Massachusetts 53 years ago. Robert H. Veach born St Charles Kentucky 34 years ago.
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George E. Hale
Mount Wilson Solar Observatory
International Research Council
Chicago
Raymond FP
Bacon
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Muncie
Ind
William E. Borah
United States
Iaho
Fairfield
John B. Morris
Bish
Little Rock
Hendersonville
Tenn
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn
National League Baseball Club
Hudson
Mass
Robert H. Veach
Detroit
St. Charles
Alkali in Shampoos Harmful to Hair and Scalp
A historical note warns that most soaps and prepared shampoos contain excess alkali, which harms the scalp and hair. The excess alkali can dry and irritate the scalp, potentially causing damage and long lasting effects if used repeatedly.
Chinese anger grows as bandits burn Japanese subconsulate
Tokyo prepares a protest to Peking after reports that Chinese bandits burned the Japanese sub-consulate near Chientao Manchuria near the Korean border and killed three Japanese with thirty homes burned. foreign office clarifies a different building was attacked and damaged.
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Japan
Peking
Chientao
Manchuria
Seoul
Korea
Foreign Office
Enb
Foreign Office Naviers
Changpo
China
Mikado
Hata
Captain Flynn of Monitor Crew Dies in Los Angeles
Captain P. J. Flynn, long associated with the Monitor crew that defeated the Merrimac, is dead in Los Angeles. A Maine native, he had lived in Southern California since 1869.
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Los Angeles
Calif
P. J. Flynn
Monitor
Merrimac
Maine
California
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