News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
A hectic session closes with hopes to end before July Fourth. Senate riders push veterans bills, boosting pensions and disability for venereal disease claims. Border patrol funds and war veteran coordination gain approval. Mellon cites a 184 million surplus for 1930 with foreign payments inflating figures. Debates on London naval treaty heat up with dissent from Johnson Moses and Robinson. Debates on prohibition enforcement shift to Justice. governors warned of continued recovery efforts. Europe sees Rhineland occupation issues and Bolivian political upheaval. India, Bolivia, and demonstrations mark global unrest as American nations discuss tariff tensions. Williams and Hunter aviation feats set records as 1930 events unfold.
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Man Admits Perjury Tying Mooney Gillings Case
John MacDonald, arrested in Baltimore after a nationwide search, admitted he perjured himself at the 1916 Mooney Gillings trial. He testified to aid the defendants, saying he saw a suitcase near the explosion scene. San Francisco supporters await California authorities' actions as he seeks relocation.
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Unclear OCR fragment from East Pleasant Plain area
Fragmentary report shows multiple names and places including East Pleasant Plain Muscatine Chicago and Bluff entries. Mentions people such as Mrs Alan Gere Mr Joe, Frank Gevock, Thomas Gevock, Maxine Banks, Albert Porha, Mrs Frank Bruty, Lea, Alex Gevock and Alyx Gl. References a convention of the Labor union in Amerscuset and vague local social notes.
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Wiss Soptia Rogatt
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Nee Wither
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Robert Schaepfer
Frank Gevock
Frank Horn
Washington
Thomas Gevock
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Maxine Banks
Albert Porha
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State ticket backs farm board policy and reform
A regional political lineup supports the federal farm board policies and calls for crop reduction. The slate promotes shorter working hours to relieve employment pressure. Rou is named candidate for the U.S. Senate despite earlier intent to decline the nomination.
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