Brookhart Leads in Early Iowa Senate Returns
Early returns from 1725 of 2348 precincts show Col S W Brookhart leading the Republican field for United States senate with about 126000 projected votes of 325000 total. Praise from Des Moines figures and friends pours in as results suggest a strong statewide victory.
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U S Acts to Prevent Big Steel Merger Hearing Set for July 24
The Federal Trade Commission cites Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel in a bid to test legality of their merger declaring risks of reduced competition. A July 24 hearing is scheduled as the agency tracks plans for North American Steel involving Midvale Republic Inland. The case names two dozen smaller subsidiaries and details potential market dominance in rails and steel products.
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Bethlehem Corporation
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Maryland
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Delaware
Cornwall Ore Banks Corporation
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Henry Ford hints at Presidential run if people want him
Detroit June 6 Henry Ford privately intimates he would run for President only if the country desires it and would not spend money to secure a nomination. The disclosure comes from William T. Krengberg editor of a Dearborn newspaper and a leader of the Dearborn Henry Ford for President club.
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Viscount Cres Weds Lady Glenconner in Wil Whitehire
Viscount Cres of Falloden and Lady Glenconner marry at the parish church in Wil Whitehire. The wedding brings together two prominent British families in a formal ceremony.
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Harding Honors Confederate Vets at Arlington Cemetery
President Harding surprised a June Arlington ceremony by speaking extemporaneously beneath the Confederate flag. He thanked both sides for uniting the nation and paid tribute to veterans and their families for turning disunion into concord.
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Labor Board Slashes Pay of Rail Men
The labor board reduces wages for railway workers amid a protest led by three labor representatives on the board. The action follows union pressure and a halt in work as officials review compensation terms.
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Wage Cuts Move Through Railroad Labor Board
The United States Railroad Labor Board approved wage reductions affecting about 400 000 shopmen and freight carmen. The cuts are 7 cents an hour for shop mechanics and 0 cents for carmen, totaling about sixty million dollars annually, effective July 1.
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Early Church Utensils and Colonial Collecting Practices
The article traces early Puritan collection methods from grass warming pans to wire coin peppers. It notes no formal collections in some colonies and parson salaries paid in foodstuffs. As church activity grew beyond parishes, warming pans and corn peppers aided rapid gathering of offerings and corn.
Supreme Court Invalidates Double Tax Penalty Provision
The U S Supreme Court rules the double tax and penalty provisions of the national prohibition law invalid for gel manufacture and sale. Ernest Tope of Pilledetpioa sought injunction against Internal Revenue Collector Lederer to halt tax collection. lower court denied, injunction granted then reversed.
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National League Scores and Weather Delays
Boston defeats St Louis six runs while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games are postponed by rain. No other National League games scheduled. American League has no games on the slate.
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Explosion at Trojan Powder plant kills three in San Lorenzo
Three men were killed and three injured when an explosion wrecked two storehouses at the Trojan Powder company plant in San Lorenzo California, eleven miles from Oakland.
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Sinn Fein Invaders Driven From Ulster Front
British troops push Sinn Fein forces from main positions on the Ulster border as a large portion of the frontier becomes a battle front. Reports from Tralee and Belfast describe seizures of ammunition and updated troop movements amid ongoing fighting on the Irish border.
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