German Court Under Attack In Spain Monarchy Question
United Press reports from London and Washington describe a rising republican sentiment in Spain amid economic unrest and anti monarchy forces targeting the German dominated court surrounding King Alfonso. Dispatches note unity among anti government factions, ministry changes, and industry paralysis as key factors. Senator Stone critiques Goethals and Denman shipping contracts, stressing treasury risks and praising Denman’s leadership of the shipping board.
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United Press
London
Spain
Alfonso
Washington, D. C
United States Treasury
Stone
Denman-Goethals Shipping Board
Senate
General Goethals
Denman
Mass Meeting For Red Cross War Fund Tonight
A mass meeting is planned Thursday evening at First Baptist church to discuss raising Davis County’s portion of the Red Cross war effort. Dr. Sherman Badin of Indiana University will deliver the principal address as citizens are urged to attend and contribute to the drive.
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First Baptist Church
Red Cross
First Baptist Figree
Sherman Badin
Indiana Univrsity
Daviess County
Raisin
Permanent inspection injunction blocks state law
Federal Judge Anuryson today made permanent a temporary injunction to restrain the state from enforcing a city inspection law. The ruling held the law unconstitutional since the charge for inspection exceeded its actual cost. The report notes New York street cleaning squads are supervised by efficiency experts and trained to handle ashes waste paper and tarnage with minimal effort.
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Indianapolis
New York
American Oil Tanker Sunk Off French Coast
Four men are missing and believed to have perished when the Standard Oil tanker John D Archbold was torpedoed off the French coast. Fourteen Americans were saved, and the missing men are said to be foreigners. The vessel had sailed from a French port last Thursday and was attacked and sunk on Saturday.
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New York
Standard
John D. Arch
Munitions Firms Evading War Taxes Under Probe
Washington reports internal revenue agents have uncovered widespread attempts by munitions manufacturers to evade profits taxes imposed last September. Roughly 600 to 700 firms are said to have filed partial returns, with revised estimates increasing expected tax revenue from about 26.6 million to at least 56.5 million. Investigators were deployed after early returns prompted revisions and inquiries to have returns sent back for correction.
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Washington
Congress
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Osborne
Bureau
Arrests of 2000 slackers expected in Mesata iron range
Justice officials announced that 2000 men who refused to register will be arrested in the Mesata iron range. Five hundred in the district are already under arrest and jails are overflowing. Well boring machinery and wire rope are needed for salt wells in Sachwan province, China.
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Mingeapolis
Mian
Degurtpient of Justice
Mesata Iron Range
Tive
Sachwan Province
China
Daviess County Exemption Board Appointed for Draft
Edward E. Meade county clerk Christopher D. Guthrie sheriff and Dr. R F Banister named as the Daviess county exemption board to judge draft eligibility. No exemption details or instructions provided yet with full regulations expected soon. The draft is expected to start in July with exemptions handled by local boards and delays to October 1 to allow harvest.
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Edward E. Meade
Circuit Court
Christopher D. Guthrie
R. F. Banister
Daviess County
Jesse Eschbach
Stae
Washington City
Eveampton
Sery Arly
Affairs In Austria Reach Acute Crisis
London dispatches report Austria in a serious crisis after a Polish break with the government. A tumultuous Vienna Reichsrat scene saw a Polish deputy denounce Germany for mistreatment of Poles and claim hundreds were executed. Poles said they will not deal with the current cabinet.
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United Press
London
Austria
Vienna Reichsrat
Germany
Hoover warns food control needed to curb price rise
Washington June 19 Herbert Hoover told the Senate food control is essential to prevent further price increases though he warned Americans face high living costs. He argued the nation risks loss of efficiency and labor if no control is enacted, urging self sacrifice and swift action on the food bill while condemning inaction that could invite German domination.
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Washington, D.C
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Hoover
United States
Girls to Sell Tickets for Red Cross Ball Game
Managers Harris and Rodarmel plan a Woodlawn park charity baseball game Friday to benefit the Red Cross fund. One hundred young women will sell tickets on the streets at fifty cents, with numerous baseball stars signed for the event and a heavy reserve on the bench due to expected fatalities.
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Harris and
Rodarmel
Woodlawn Park
Red Cross Fund
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
A. H. Greenwood
John Winston
Carl Haspel
Will Lambert
W. E. Dillard
C.D. Guthrie
Charles Dowd
Harley A. Smeet
Ray Conley
Homer Hopewell
J. Madison Walsh
E. E. Forsythe
Henry Schuck
Will Camp
Mr. McKinney
Henry Backes
Elmer Buzan
Frank Trainor
Miles Dearmin
Mannie Gates
Dennis Corcoran
Two Men Probe Death After Information Led to Cruger Case
Ruth Cruger case widens as Consuela LaRue, injured and hysterical, says two men attacked her for sharing information. she jumped from a window to avoid what she called murder. Grace Hamiston aids inquiry, but police bar her room visit at hospital. Also, suit filed over transfer of a saloon license in Kentucky seeks nullity and account.
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New York
Miss Cruger
Cruger
Miss LaRue
Grace Hamiston
Ruth Cruger
Municipal Fishing Day Set For Eastside Lake Event
Washington city to allow public fishing at Eastside Lake from 2 p m to 5 p m Thursday June 28 with rules. Hooks must be at least a half inch from shank to point and no sunfish under five inches or catfish under eight inches may be kept. Watchers named to enforce rules include Harry Bray Marshall Wilson Ben Mieler Hugh O Neal and others. Fishermen expect large catfish and sunfish, with plans to test lake for other species before sale and crop season.
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Washington
Eastside Lake
Harry Bray
Marshall Wilson
Ben Miefer
Hugh O'Neal
Willan Kiefer
E. E
Physician Is Arrested For Murder of Youth
New Brunswick June 10 authorities say they cleared the death mystery of John V. Piper by arresting Dr. William J. Condon a captain in the U S Army Medical Corps in Chattanooga Tenn Condon a socially prominent figure faces murder charges after Piper a student at Racer's College disappeared February 17 and was later found nearby Piper had been working through college with the help of donations among them from Dr Condon The home address where Piper was last seen on February 17 is linked to Condon Officials did not disclose reasons for the belief in his guilt
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New Brunswick
Xii. J
John V. Piper
Are
Chattanooga
Tenn
William J. Condon
United States Army Medical Corps
Condon
Piper
Racer's ‘College
Rollese
Dr. Condon
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