Navy Bill Sanctioned by Senate Heads to Conference
Senate approves navy appropriation bill for fiscal year starting July 1 with Berah amendment urging an arms conference among the United States Great Britain and Japan. Vote 54 to 17 with several Republicans opposing. House ready for conference to negotiate proposed increases and a new Pacific naval base at Alameda California. Volstead bill moves to regulate beer and liquor enforcement nationwide.
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Baseball scores from National and American leagues
National League results show Tebureh defeating Chicago 4 to 2 with Clecment 4 5 and Bester. New York beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 while Philadelphia 2 2. American League games end with Bestoon 6 2 Philadelphia 2 2 Washington and New York 7. No other games listed.
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Prohibition Bureau Hints Federal Supervisors Considered
Commissioner Cinir announces internal revenue bureau reforms aiming for efficiency and lower costs. Commissioner Blair says Volstead not interpreted presently. He notes possible creation of federal prohibition supervisors in a state to replace existing multi state departments.
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Mexicans Slay An American at Home Near Mexico
American Emmett DBo hannen was killed by bandits at his home near Mex. on the date reported by the Tampico consulate to the State Department. The incident underscores volatile conditions in the border region during June.
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Austria Cabinet Under Mayr Resigns From Government
Vienna reports the cabinet of Dr Michael Mayr has resigned. Mayr had formed the government on November 20 last, triggering political realignment amid ongoing crisis in Austria.
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Baseball betting barred as Landis leads gambling crackdown
Judge Landis, commissioner of baseball, says abolition of the baseball pool will be a chief objective in the sport wide crackdown on gambling. He notes pools lure youths and vows no form of gambling will be tolerated in the national game. The effort spans both minor and major leagues with broad cooperation from authorities. He also cites public sentiment after the World Series exposé and praises the game's enduring popularity. He spoke in New York at Eddie Grant memorial before returning to Chicago.
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Harding Goes Before L C Informally
President Harding walked three blocks to the Interstate Commerce Commission to discuss reduced freight rates, aiming an informal consultation with all members. He asked about progress on revising rates he says burden certain commodities more than they can bear.
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White House discusses fruit rates revisions with rail carriers
Conferees described linted talks on fruit schedules and federal control of rates. Officials said no definite action was planned yet though revisions were considered and a possible near term step referenced.
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Price Fixers Now Target of U S
Washington reports the administration has pinpointed price fixing as a major cause of high living costs. Attorney General Daugherty says antitrust actions will target open price associations and “gentlemen's agreements” in both civil and criminal courts if needed.
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Tulsa Race Riots Rough in Tulsa Oklahoma
Rioters clash in Tulsa amid a daylong battle leaving five thousand Black residents homeless and hundreds wounded. Militia restore order as Governor Moberly denounces local officials and state troops join Adj. Gen. Barrett to quell the violence.
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Elgin Printing Workers Strike Halts Wednesday Papers
In Elgin, printers at the two local publishing firms walked out, shutting down Wednesday editions. The workers demanded higher wages and overtime pay, leaving the city without its daily papers.
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Berlin pays big war installment through New York banks
German government deposits first installment of reparations via four New York banks led by Hialgarten Co Equitable and Speyer Co. Funds moved as credits to Fed Reserve and credited to Bank of England and Bank of France. Observers note dollar exchanges drop and soldiers report American cash vanished after German purchases.
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Women's Committee Plans Summer Playground Program
The Women's Inter-Church committee resumes a weekly summer playground for children at Sunset Park starting Tuesday June 7 directed by Second United Presbyterian church. Each week a different church will host and provide luncheon. The group organizes Camp Fire Girls with Poutgater as guardian and invites girls to sign up with Eva Denny at the Chilcote Library.
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Fox Theater Secures Major Film Contract With Stars
The Fox Theater closed a film contract worth about £16,600 with picture programs from Paramount United Artists and Associated Producers. Stars include Mary Pickford Charlie Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks Marguerite Clark Billie Burke Charles Ray Elsie Ferguson Dorothy Gish William S. Hart and Tom Mix. Manager Clyde Pratt notes it as the most ambitious deal in seven years and new programs will start soon. Olds joins Bevins Motor as salesman for Chandler and Cleveland cars. Wilma Paul opens a phonograph record exchange at Wardrobe Cleaners for trading records.
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Wardrobe Cleaners
Efficiency and the misfired office mail tale
A noted efficiency expert is remembered for a failed plan to hand mail and malt distribution via a door attendant. An itinerant glazier faces the same odds of catching work, while Charles Chaplin stars in The Kid at Cenham Crentz and balance of week.
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Monopoly Fears Overstore Delays Hit Local Shops
Resident notes uncertainty about future sales and limited access to other stores, highlighting ongoing fears about supply and disruptions at the Fy Store in Boston. The message reflects anxiety over potential closures and restricted shopping options affecting the community.
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