Senate judiciary reports clash over injunctive limits in labor disputes
Washington June 20 The judiciary committee split with a majority report opposing a bill to bar federal injunctions in labor disputes except for violence fraud or threats and after exhausting other means. A minority view urged passage citing progress in labor relations and opposing blanket restrictions. The debate ties to broader rights versus property concerns prominent in Hoover era nominations. Treasury deficit narrowed to 61 million along with June tax receipts and debt payments, signaling ongoing fiscal adjustments.
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Hoover
Charles Evans Hughie
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Iman Norris
Ore
Treasury
Denver Population Rise Shown in Census Figures
Denver Colorado population exclusive of suburbs, labeled Mitropolitan Denver, is listed as 18T644 by federal census supervisor Fred D. Stockhouse, marking an increase of 81 153 from 1920.
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Denver
Colo
Fred D. Stockhouse
Township Candidacies Declared by Republican and Democratic Parties
Announcement lists town ship office candidates after a Republican and Democratic primary held June 2. Board of supervisors canvassed results. county auditor compiled the official list printed in board proceedings. Some offices had no candidates. voting was scattering. For Washington city W B E Barber and W A Whiting were renominated for justices of the peace and constable, with no Democratic nominations for these posts.
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Board ‘of Supervisors
Washington City
W. BE. Barber
W. A. Whiting
Justices of the Peace
France Excited Over Higher US Tariff Rates
Paris reports that France expresses legitimate excitement over the United States tariff measure. Commerce Minister Pierre Etienne Flandin cites France’s deep trade deficit, noting 1928 imports from the United States at 4?2009?and exports at 3?3 million francs. 1929 deficit widened to 4.909 billion francs as imports reached 7.2 billion and exports 3.2 billion.
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Paris
France
United States
America
Pierre Etienne Flandin
United Press Today
Plandin
Frengh
Officers Named by De Molay Boys
Orval Kort was elected master Counsellor Henry Little senior counsellor and Donald Benz junior counsellor of Amos chapter of the order of De Molay for boys at the election held yesterday evening William Shannon was reelected scribe Other officers will be announced at installation set for mid next month The chapter plans a dance at the county club next Monday evening for Rainbow girls from Davenport and Rainbow chapter charter members Guests include Mason and Eastern Star members A charge of fifty cents applies for others The party starts at eight o'clock
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Orval Kort
Henry Little
Donald Benz
Amos
Order of de Molay
William Shannon
County Club
Rainbow Girls
Davenport
Rainbow Chapter
Howard Benn
de Molay
The
Mason and the Eastern Star
Porat Stribling Fight Broadcast Across Nation Tonight
The Otto Von Porat and Young Stribling bout in Chicago will be aired nationwide by NBC. The show starts at 9 p.m. Central and features Gene Rouse of KYW at the microphone, with a blow-by-blow description planned for radio listeners.
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New York
Otto von Porat-Young
Chicago
National Broadcasting Co
Gene Rouse
KYW
Massive Fayette County liquor seizure foiled by escapee driver
In Fayette County officials boast the largest liquor seizure to date 118 gallons seized after a car overturned near Fayette but the rum runner escaped. A license plate was reported as missing after the incident near the curve, leaving authorities with a partial victory.
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West Union
Fayette County
Fayette
Kehoe Overspent In Iowa Campaign Race
Louis J. Kehoe of Wellman reported spending 400.45 dollars in his bid for the Republican nomination in Iowa's first district, while Charles Swanson of Council Bluffs won in the ninth district with an expenditure of 40.60 dollars, according to disclosures to Secretary of State Ed M. Smith.
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Des
Mol
Louis J. Kehoe
Wellman
Iowa
Charles Swanson
Council Bluffs
Ed M. Smith
Brockhart Opens Fight on MacNider Nomination
Senator Brockhart of Iowa opened his fight against the confirmation of Hanford MacNider of Town as minister to Canada. The confrontation arose as the Senate began open executive session on the nomination. Brockhart said MacNider is personally offensive to him in every way.
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Washington
Senator Brockhart
Iowa
Hanford MacNider
Town
Canada
Senate
MacNider
Brookshart
Escaped Lunatic Held Over Two Queens Murders
Philadelphia reports an escaped patient from Creedmoor Hospital was captured after a hearing and sent to New York. Investigators link him to the Queens murder spree, tracing him via letters to relatives and noting threats to a blonde nurse and a target in Broad Street station.
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Philadelphia
Wyndoreph Clarke
Creedmore
New York
Maning
Queens
Long Island
FM Clarke
Queers Village
Tang Island
Cau
Clarke
Sohn Mosaynsk
Joseph Mostyski
Trianiae
John Mosaynski
Lst
Broad Street
Pennsylvania Station
Rooster Day Judges Named in Washington Event
Harold Montgomery county agent and Leigh Soule Y M C A secretary will judge Rooster Day guesses with seven winners sharing 35 dollars in prizes. Ballot boxes and tickets ready as Washington prepares for the third annual Rooster Day drawing near the square in the morning.
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Harold Montgomery
Leigh Soule
Washington
Despondent broker commits suicide in New York apartment
Walter Werner a 37 year old broker was found dead in his bed in his Manhattan apartment. Miss Margaret Fisher his fiancée discovered the body after responding to a missed telephone call. The incident occurred amid stock market losses prompting the despondent act.
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New York
Walter Werner
Margaret Fisher
Werner
Detectives Put on Beats in Shake-up of Chicago Police
Chicago June 20 detectives in the police bureau were reduced from 900 to 200, with 700 officers assigned to patrol boats and 1,500 plain clothes officers slated for patrol duty. Commissioner John Alcock reshaped the force to emphasize uniformed beat patrols as a response to crime and to the criticism over the Alfred J. Lingle case.
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Chicago
Detective Bureau
John
Iron Man" Alcock
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Extension of West Fifth Street Planned by City
Mayor John W. Applerate and the city council plan an extension of West Fifth Street from near the Rock Island and Milwaukee tracks toward Northwest, to What Anne and West Chester via the Amber road. The half mile route would run parallel to the Knoxville branch, connect with county home road beyond the overhead bridge, and allow access to the northwest countryside avoiding the old unsafe bridge. Cooperation with Rock Island railway and the county is expected, rights of way to be secured soon and construction to begin shortly.
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John W. Applerate
West Patth Street
West Third Street
Te Rock Island Railway
Bankers Trust of St Augustine Fails to Open Doors
The Bankers Trust Company of St Augustine with capital of 100000 and deposits of 284956 failed to open. State comptroller Ernest Amos said it was the ninth Florida bank to take such action in 10 days. In census news western and southern cities report population gains with Tacoma at 10837 city gains and Vallejo showing a drop to 14385.
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Bankers’ ‘Trust Company of
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Ernest Amos
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Middle West
South
Washington
Tacoma
Louisville
Toledo
Youngstown
California
Vallejo
Brawley
Cal
Tack in Lung Hurts Fort Dodge Boy’s Recovery
Donald Michaelson a four year old from Fort Dodge underwent bronchoscope removal of a tack embedded in his lung. Physicians at St Joseph’s Mercy Hospital said the operation proceeded well and are optimistic for his recovery.
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Fort Dodge
Donald Michaelson
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Byrd greeted by President Hoover after Antarctic flight
On June 20 Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic party were welcomed at the White House where Hoover presented Byrd with a National Geographic Society gold medal. Byrd spoke of developing the polar region including weather stations and potential airports while noting his claim of U.S. rights to a vast Ross Sea quadrant. He declined to discuss future plans but emphasized ongoing exploration and geological finds from the expedition.
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Richard B. Byrd
Antarctic
Hoover
National Geographic Society
Byrd
White House
Executive Mansion
Explorer
New York
South Polar
Antarctica
Ameri Byrd
United States
Ross Quadrant
Rost Sea
Ross Sea
Convinent
South Pacific Ocean
Junior College Men Form an Organization
Washington station students form a junior college men’s group to organize, elect officers, and plan meetings. Henry Lite and Gasesanand Meda named advisors. Saieh Soule named secretary. Committees to be appointed as plans mature with George among participants.
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Washington Station
Henry Lite
Weer
Besta
tetas Gasesanand _ Meda
Saieh ‘Soule
Trey
Jones & Mouth
Wille
George
Dismisses a suit brought by Capone in Miami
False arrest charges against D. McCreary Miami director of public safety were dismissed by Justice of the Peace W. L. Newcomb. Capone, facing four warrants for perjury, sought a reopening to correct sworn statements. Ray Berry of Sioux City visited the Roberts home yesterday.
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Miami
Fla
Alphonse
Scarface
Capone
Chicago
D. McCreary
Director of
Public Safety of
Justice of the Peace
W. L. Newcomb
Gang Lord Today
Ray Berry
Sioux City
C. J. Roberts
Reed Replies to Johnson on London Treaty Debate
Secretary of State Stimson distributes a pamphlet urging ratification of the London treaty after Senator Reed's radio reply to Senator Johnson of California. The piece highlights a seven year battleship holiday, saving about 400 million for replacements, home waters defense, and non war among signatories.
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Stimson
David A. Reed
Corps of State Department
Senate
Reed
Johnson
California
Remieves Naval Competition
Ameri
Prdmottes
International Hendahin
Y W CAMP PLANNED FOR GIRLS AT WAPSIE RESERVATION
The Washington YWCA invites Cedar Rapids girls to share the Wapsie camp last week of July and first two weeks of August. Registration by July 1 costs 1 dollar, seven dollars per week total. Mrs Manton Hebner handles inquiries at the Y or her home 654 red.
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Cedar Rapids
Y. W
Wapsie
Manton Hebner
Creation Divi Life Guard
Hepner
Red
Former Resident Granvyl Hulse Killed in California
Keota Iowa dispatch reports 28 year old Granvyl Hulse son of B A Hulse died in an automobile accident while en route to Los Angeles California He was born in Keota moved to California in 1919 Harvard graduate held a science chair at the State University of Washington Survived by his parents a sister Mrs V C Bollin Hollywood his widow and infant child His father E A Hulse a known evangelistic singer from southeastern Town Washington
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Grangyl Hulse
B.A. Hulse
Mr. Hulse
Granvyl Hulse
Los Angeles
Granvyl
Keota
California
Harvard
State University of Washington
V. C. Bollin
Hollywood
E. A. Hul
Washington
Chicago to Need Federal Troops If Relief Bills Fail
Springfield reports Chicago faces possible federal troop patrols to safeguard lives and property unless lawmakers enact relief bills by July 1. Rep. We J Schnackenburg said an organized Chicago citizens committee warns unpaid police could be replaced by federal troops if relief is not approved.
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Springfield
Chicago
J Schnackenburg
State House of Representative
Schanackenburg
Chicago Citizens Committee
Senate passes waterway bill with vast inland canal plan
The $120,000,000 midwestern waterways bill expands the Erie and Oswego canals in New York and adds a six foot channel on the upper Missouri and a nine foot channel on the upper Mississippi. It includes oil waterways funding and a plan to connect the Mississippi system with the Great Lakes. Adjournment remains uncertain as Congress weighs timing and potential vetoes.
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Middle West
Great Lakes
Aantle Ocean
Senate
House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Army
Oswego
New York State
Misalanippi River
Missouri
Kansas City
Sloux City
Towa
Mississippi
St Paul
Minneapolis
Steck to chair Democratic State Convention in Des Moines
United States Senator Daniel F. Steck of Ottumwa will be temporary chairman and deliver the keynote at the Democratic state central committee convention on July 22 in Des Moines. George Finch of Sioux City, the party’s nominee for attorney general, will be permanent chairman. Otha Wearin will be temporary chairman and keynote at the Judicial convention in August. The committee also noted a campaign against the income tax and announced visiting Norfolk residents Lyle B. Nicola and family.
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Des Moines
United States
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
Democratic State Central Committee
George Finch
Sioux City
Steck
Finch
Richard P. Michell
Fort Dodge
Mitchell
Otha Wearin
Mills County
Forty Third General Assembly
Fred P. Democratic Paign
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