Illinois Delegation Debates Dawes as Possible Running Mate
In Chicago on June 13 the Illinois delegation weighs replacing Roy West with a Dawes bid for vice president alongside Curtis. Dawes remains uncertain about returning to national politics while Smith doubts his willingness to run. Snell notes strong Curtis opposition though not broadly organized. Fess says Ohio has no plan to oppose Curtis.
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Cecil Dickson
Chicago
Hinois
Charles G. Dawes
Charles Curtis
Reconstruction Corporation
England
Dawes
Washington
Frank L. Smith
Dwight
Roy O. West
Bingham
Connecticut
Mills
Curtis
Snell
New York
Hooter
Fess
Ohio
National Committee
Thousands flood Capital as repeal fight tests Republican plank
In Chicago and Washington, delegates press for a flexible anti Prohibition plank as New York backs repeal while Connecticut's Bingham threatens to force a convention vote. In Washington veterans rally for bonus payment with Burns supporting, while House debates and Senate considers related measures amid rain and crowded Capitol.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Connecticut
Republican Resolutions Committee
Mills
Hoover
Resolutions Committee
Treasury
Bingham
Nicholas Murray Butler
James R. Garfield
Washington
C’nicago
Bingaham
Senate Leaders Claim 55 Votes on Bonus Legislation
Senate leaders say they have 55 votes, a majority of 46 members, to back the bonus measure but warn that a roll call could doom the bill this session. The body plans to take up the legislation tomorrow and vote it to a final decision.
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Senate
Bomb was old grenade found near bonus army billet
Investigation determined the so called bomb near a bonus army billet was an old Mills hand grenade with powder and cap removed. Police said it was likely a war relic carried by one of about 12 000 bonus protesters in Washington as the House prepared to vote on the 2 billion dollar payment.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Pelham D. Glassford
Ucuil
Burns
House Appropriations Committee
House
Capitol Plaza
Glassford
Marine Medical
Patman
Texas
Senate
Brookhart
Iowa
Rainey
Kagan
Ark
Ragan
Representative Cox
Representative Fish
United States
Fish
Representative Simmons
Neb
Bonus Army
House of Representatives
Capitol
Rules Committee
Scouts Wig Wag Results Of Kansas Relay Games
Lawrence Kansas reports how Scoutcraft aids relay of Kansas relays results. University of Kansas news bureau head Prof Dill organized scouts to signal results by Morse and semaphore. Two scouts at action and two in press box ensure accurate word for word reports.
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Lawrence
Kas
Kansas
Dill
Visitors and locals gather in Thomasville tangle
Miss Mary Love Crovatt returns from Brenau for holidays while Miss Elizabeth Wills sails to Memphis. Mr. C. H. Evans of Tampa visits, and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Miro of Louisville stay in Thomasville. Re elect B. B. Earle solicitor for economical service. John M. Bridges of Spartanburg visits. Frank Kelley of New York and James H. Cox of Quincy spend time here. Mrs. A D Little and relatives visit Sea Island Beach and Brunswick.
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Frank Kelley
New York
Thomasville
A. D. Little
Mrs. Atkinson
Miss Anne Little
Sea Island Beach
Brunswick
Social Notes From Local Families In Georgia And Nearby States
Mrs. E. R. Jerger visits Columbia sister returns home. Mr. Bill Flowers comes home from Washington and Lee University for summer. Val Hogue leaves for Charleston to train at Fort Moultrie. Ruth Ward of Guyton visits Mr. and Mrs. G. Lloyd Murphy. Jessie Thomas of Montezuma visits Miss Elizabeth Smith. Mrs. E. D. McDougall and Miss Margaret McDougall of Memphis spend a month with Miss Bessie Merrill.
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Ruth Ward
Guyton, Georgia
G. Lloyd Murphy
Jessie Thomas
Montezuma
Georgia
Elizabeth Smith
E. D. McDougall
Margaret McDougall
Memphis
Bessie Merrill
Sherlock Begins to Star When Placed on Second
Vince Sherlock of the San Francisco Mission club is viewed as major league material after finding his best position at second base. The former trials include Philadelphia and Augusta in 1930 and Chattanooga. he later played for Tucson in the Arizona-Texas League, batting .310 while covering infield and outfield roles. He is brother to Jack Sherlock, first baseman of the Hollywood Stars.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Vince Sherlock
San Francisco Mission Club
Sherlock
Joe Devine
Missions
Keystone
Vince
Phillies
Augusta
Chattanooga
Tucson
Jack Sherlock
Hollywood Stars
Speaker Garner Shows Improvement After Illness
Washington reports Speaker Garner improved today with temperature near normal. Dr. George Calver, the house physician, advised he remain in bed and not return to work until after midweek due to possible bronchitis setback.
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Washington
Garner
George Calver
House
A E Boardman Dies Father of Macon Waterworks
Arthur E. Boardman, 82, credited with fathering Macon's waterworks system, died in his sleep in Macon on a Saturday. He was the first vice-president of Macon Savings Bank at its founding and formerly city engineer, a longtime pillar of middle Georgia's banking and public works.
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Macon
Arthur E. Boardman
Macon Savings Bank
Middle Georgia
Blind Justice Flouted by Paris Court Theft
In Paris a wall clock vanished during a court hearing as a man entered with a ladder and claimed it needed fixing. The court building frequently reports sneak thieves and pickpockets.
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Paris
Akron Over Columbus In Flight From Pacific Coast
Navy dirigible Akron passed over Columbus Georgia at 12 30 PM on its eastward route after circling Fort Benning en route from the Pacific coast.
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Columbus
Pacific Coast
Fort Benning
Akron Airship Passes Over Alabama En Route Home
The U S navy dirigible Akron crossed over Montgomery at 10 55 a m Central S T on its way to Lakehurst N J It had earlier flown over Selma and Birmingham and was reported near west central Alabama The Akron also passed over Jackson Mississippi at 6 30 a m CST heading eastward.
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Montgomery
Ala
Akron
Lakehurst
N. J
Selma
Birmingham
Navy
Government Weather Bureau
Alabama
Jackson
Miss
Kellogg Iowa Man Bets On 12Hour Day For Hens
B E Craven of Kellogg Iowa uses 12 hour days with 5 am lighting to lengthen winter laying. Hens receive alfalfa in winter alongside grain and must produce at least 288 eggs annually or be sold. Craven seeks uniform high production across his flock, citing housing feed sunshine fresh air and clean water as key factors.
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Kellogg
Iowa
B. E. Craven
Craven
Local visitors and newborn greet city families
Mr and Mrs W B Cochran Jr and son of Waycross visit relatives in the city. Mr and Mrs R Howell Peacock and daughter Alice of San Antonio Texas vacation here with the Hancocks. Hugh W Vann and wife announce the birth of a son at Archbold Memorial Hospital named Hugh W Vann Jr.
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R. Howell Peacock
Alice
San Antonio, Texas
Hugh W. Vann
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Hugh W. Vann, Jr
Greek American Restaurant guests and summer travels at Sea Island
The Greek American restaurant owners Mr and Mrs Sam McIntosh and guests Lois Mays Claudia Hancock and Madelyn Pettigrew spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs Fletcher H Brooks on vacation at Sea Island Beach. Mrs Ethel Silva and Miss Bettina Silva with Mr Robert Silva stay home for the summer as Miss Silva returns from New York and Mr Silva from Washington and Lee University graduation.
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Sam McIntosh
Lois Mays
Claudia Hancock
Madelyn Pettigrew
Fletcher H. Brooks
Sea Island Beach
Ethel Silva
Bettina Silva
Robert Silva
Miss Silva
New York
Mr. Silva
Washington and Lee University
Japanese contractor lowers into Halemaumau crater to recover bodies
In Hawaii, Japanese contractor Kunishi descended in a tin cage into Kilauea's Halemaumau crater to recover Sylvester Nunes, 20, and Margaret Enos, 17, who were slain by a rejected suitor. He brought back the bodies after eight hours and claimed $11,000.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Halemaumau
Pele
Nikan Kunishi
Kilauea
Sylvester Nunes
Margaret Enos
Kunishi
Names
Favorable Report on Home Loan Bank Bill
A favorable report on creating a system of home loan discount banks was submitted to the Senate Banking Committee by Secretary Mills. He said a nationwide federal home loan banks system would extend credit to member institutions and improve the financial structure while easing pressure on savings banks and insurers and promoting home ownership.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Mills
The
Treasury
Zionist Federation to plant 10000 eucalyptus trees in Palestine
Australian Zionist Federation acquires land in Palestine to plant 10000 eucalyptus trees as memorials to Sir John Monash, the Australian Jewish general who led troops in France.
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Canberra
The
Zionist Federation
Palestine
John Monash
France
Turks Fight Red Tenets but Nurse Soviet Amity
In Istanbul the Turkish government edges closer to Soviet Russia while cracking down on local communists. A red flag on the Suleimanie mosque minaret was swiftly removed and its hoister jailed, among 20 communists arrested in two weeks for distributing communistic tracts.
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Istanbul
Russia
Suleimanie
Auto tires soar as tariffs lift costs in Chile
In Chile tariffs and suspension of the gold standard push automobile tire prices up 577 percent in a year. A finance company manager says tires on buses repossessed under unpaid contracts are now worth more than the buses themselves.
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Santiago
Chiles
Georgia youngsters shake Hoover's hand in awards
Four Georgia grammar school winners from Macon contests of the Georgia School of the Air were greeted by President Hoover. Carolyn Marshall of Perry won the reading contest, Mary Godwin of Social Circle the voice award, Billie Turner of Millen the music prize, and Joseph Woodruff of Cuthbert the declamation trophy.
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Washington
Georgia
Georgia School of the Air
Macon
Hoover
Carolyn Marshall
Perry
Mary Godwin
Social Circle
Billie Turner
Millen
Joseph Woodruff
Cuthbert
Restored Argentine Stroll On Florida Avenue Closed To Cars
Buenos Aires street Florida was rededicated as the daily promenade while the city council barred autos from 3 to 6 pm. The de facto government kept the avenue open to cars to suppress curbside political debates.
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Buenos Aires
Cougar shortstop wins chance with New York Giants
Art McLarney, sensational shortstop of Washington State College, is slated for a non farming tryout with the New York Giants this month. The brilliant fielder and steady hitter drew attention from a New York scout after standout play in baseball and basketball for the Cougars in Pullman.
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Pullman
Wash
Art McLarney
Washington State
New York Giant
McLarney
New York
Cougars
Giants
Experienced office and sales worker seeks Thomasville position
Thoroughly trained merchandise and general office man with ten years experience in meeting the public seeks connection in Thomasville. Can provide service in any capacity. A. C. Wood care Russell House.
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Thomasville
A. C. Wood
Care Russell House
Poole Granted $10,000 Bond After Manslaughter Conviction
Adel Georgia A D Poole Atlanta policeman convicted of involuntary manslaughter in a fatal automobile crash that killed Joe Pafford and Miss Winona Patterson was granted $10 000 bail after a hearing before Judge W R Smith in the Alapaha circuit Superior Court Poole had been sentenced to two to three years in prison
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Adel
A. D. Poole
Atlanta
W. R. Smith
Alapaha Circuit
Superior Court
Annealed
Joe Pafford
Macon
Winona Patterson
Alamo
Treasury receipts and expenditures report June 10
Treasury data shows June 10 receipts of 5 412 078 01 dollars and expenditures of 16 978 417 60 dollars. The balance stands at 230 460 425 46 dollars. Customs duties collected for the first 10 days of June total 6 067 911 21 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
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