Debentures clash stalls farm relief in Senate vote
The Senate defeated the compromise farm relief bill by 43 to 46, opposing the export debenture plan backed by President Hoover and favored by some Republicans and Democrats. Hoover called leaders to the White House, urging swift enactment within about ten days without the debenture provision.
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United States
Conference Committee
House
Hoover
Tawa
Brayknart
Bresk
Senate
White House
Tarller
Brookhart Threatens New Third Party Formation of Progresses
New York on June 12 US Senator Brookhart warned of forming a new third party if farm debenture plans fail. Ziegfeld, famed for the Folies, attacked modern revues as dirty and nude mostly, saying he may halt revues and suspend Folies due to fatigue with nudity.
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van Iages
New York
Jame
Fuphflo Ziegield
Dirk
Ziegfeld
Whith
Gangsters Shoot Churchmen Dead in Chicago
In Chicago an automobile killed Benjamin Pfluger at a church carnival while his companion Mrs Mary Petty escaped the gunfire. Petty observed the killers’ car along Archer Avenue and heard a voice say Thats him before the shooting. Pfluger was deeply religious and active in church life.
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Chicago
Benjamin Pfluger
Offa
Enrly
Pfluger
Mary Petty
Lcense
Midwest Garage Owners Association
Japan Preparing To Take Peage Pact Ratification
Washington June 1919 Ratification of the Kellogg treaty on renouncing war is expected in American circles within days as Nipponese approval nears. Premier Tanaka has submitted the pact to the emperor, who sent it to the privy council for examination. Privy council is believed certain to approve.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
State Department
Tanaka
Te Privy
Textile Union Leader Charged in Chief’s Death in Gastonia
In Gastonia North Carolina on June 12 Fred Erwin Beal a southern organizer for the National Textile Workers Union was formally charged with murder of Chief of Police O F Aderhalt toray. Seventy textile strikers were bound over to superior court on assault with intent charges after waiving preliminary hearing.
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Gastonia
N.C
U.R
Fred Erwin Beal
National Textile Workers Union
O. F. Aderhalt Toray
Woman Fined $10 For Speeding In Municipal Court
One woman told Judge J. G. Sager she wasn’t watching the speedometer as she was fined ten dollars plus costs. An officer testified she was traveling near 46 miles an hour when arrested. The case was processed at the clerk’s office for the usual penalty.
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J. G. Sager
Jauil
Senate Leader Urges Sine Die Adjournment Over Tariff Revisions
Senator Brookhart of Iowa pressed for a progressive party push and a clash over the debenture plan tied to farm relief, urging an immediate adjournment if tariff revisions fail. The senate voted 46 to 43 to insist on the debenture in the farm bill as the house prepared to act.
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D. C
Senate
Smith W. Brockhart
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
House
Towan
Snate
Broekhert
Hoover Meade
White House
Iowan
Bronkhart
Brookhart
Food Administration
Wheat Corporation
Lowan
Washington, D. C
Congress
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Raids Crack Down On Dog Racing Racket In Chicago
Three simultaneous raids described as a smashing blow at the dog racing racket targetted tracks linked to Al Capone, Bugs Moran, and Chicago syndicates. Over 100 arrested, three machine guns seized. Hawthorne Kennel Club, Fallsview club, and Illinois Kennel Club raided. rain dampened turnout at tracks normally hosting 3,000 to 19,000 patrons. Every arrestee tied to track operations. Report from Chicago and Colorado Springs on oil conference delays and unresolved compact talks.
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Chicago
Aly Capone
George Bugs Moran
Chicago Heights
Hawthorne Kennel Club
al Croane
Fallsview Club
Tllinois Kennel Club
Prince Decides Not to Marry Mrs Corey's Wedding Postponed
Paris June 12 AP reports Prince Louis De Bourbon cousin of Spain's king has indefinitely postponed his wedding to Mrs Mabelle Gliman Corey divorced wife of a Pittsburgh steel magnate. He sent a letter to a Paris friend stating he does not want to marry and is unhappy with her settlement. Also reported Cavein kills boy in Dubuque Iowa and 4 H club convention opens at Iowa State College with 1 200 town farm girls learning cooking sewing and home furnishing.
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Paris
Louis de Bourbon
Spain
Mabelle Gliman Corey
Pittsburgh
Ams
Iowns State College
Police Wonder What to Do with Slayer
Webster City Iowa June 12 Hamilton county officers were undecided on charges against Artie Routh after Frank N. Baker, an officer, died yesterday in Rochester Minnesota from a gunshot wound received a week earlier when Baker tried to arrest Routh. Routh, a former inmate of Cherokee State Hospital, was identified as the shooter.
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Webster City
Hamilton County
Artie Routh
Rochester
Minn
Frank N. Baker
Routh
Baker
State Hospital
Cherokee
Muntsville
Ala
K. E. Craft
Madison County
Here
Craft
Yankees Hire Pitcher Francis Nekola From Chicago
Chicago June 12 Francis J Nekola sensational Healy Cross pitcher has accepted terms to hurl for the New York Yankees. Baseball Commissioner K M Landis revealed in his official bulletin today Nekola received several offers including one from the Chicago White Sox with a bonus attached for immediate service. Yeomen Delegates Set to Visit Elgin Des Moines Ia June 12 the 206 delegates at the supreme conclave of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen will leave tonight by special train to visit the nearby city of Elgin.
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Chicago
Francis J. Nekola
Healy Cross
New York Yankees
K. M. Landis
Hutletin Today
Nekola
Chicago White Sox
Elgin
Des Moines
The
Brotherhood of American
100000 Workers Needed To Count Population In 1930
Washington June 12 AP The 1930 decennial census will announce population figures publicly in 600 districts immediately after gathering, enabling early detection of inaccuracies. At least 100000 enumerators plus 6000 to 8000 more will be hired. women are favored for their tact. Supervisors in 500 districts organize staff. one enumerator per about 200 people. Figures will be released districtwise and penalties for deliberate inaccuracy enforced. The 1930 census may list about 123000000 people. last census involved 2500000 tabulating cards and two months to complete law.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Wiliam M. Steuart
Census Bureau
Steuart
Steuarrd
Young Austrian Wins Miss Universe Crown in Galveston
In Galveston Texas on June 12 Piatiss Lisi Galdarbeiter a young Austrian beauty with blue eyes and dark hair won the Miss Universe title and a $2,000 prize among 34 American contestants and nine foreign damsels. Irene Abtberg of New York took second prize of $100 and Dorothy Jeary Davis of Massillon earned third prize of $500.
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Galveston
Tex
Pi—atiss Lisi Galdarbeiter
Brunet
Miss Galdarbeiter
Vienna
Shea
United States
Irene Abtberg
New York
Dorothy Jeary Davis
Massillon
Lewis Heads Federation of Labor Nomination Path
John C. Lewis is the sole nominee for president of the Towa State Federation of Labor, with election set for tomorrow at the state convention. J. McNally has no opponent for vice president, and secretary-treasurer candidates include M. E. Sherman Roy Welch and Dave Morrison. Sioux City Ottumwa and Burlington named candidates for next year’s convention while Fort Dodge mourns a fatal motorcycle accident involving a former high school football captain.
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John C. Lewis
Towa State Federation At Labor
J. McNally
Burlington
M. E. Sherman
Roy Welch
Des Moines
Dave Morrison
Cedar Ranlds
Sioux City
Ottumwa
Bur-lington
Chicago Women Fined for Smuggling Gowns in New York
Four wealthy Chicago women paid 27,036 in penalties for smuggling in customs duties after returning from Paris with 32 trunks. The group includes Mrs. Anna H. Loeb, Mrs. Rose Loeb, and their nieces Miss Virginia Bohnen and Miss Aline Catholing. A European tip alerted officials, and inspectors awaited them aboard the Leviathan.
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New York
Ins
Chicago
Paris
Europe
Anna H. Loeb
Rosé Loeb
Virginia 5. Bohnen
Aline M. Catholing
France protests tariff increases in US import plan
France delivered a formal note via Ambassador Claudel to the state department protesting proposed tariff hikes on French products entering the United States. Spain Italy and Persia filed protests with calls for retaliatory action, with more than a dozen nations sending material to Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees.
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France
Spain
Italy
Persia
United States
Washington, D. C
State Department
Claudel
House
Senate
Repair hold up flight of Sverige over Iceland
In Reykjavik on June 12 the caster was removed from the engine of the Swedish trans-Atlantic plane Sverige after a morning trial flight. Mechanics ashore said cooler repairs could be finished today but weather toward Greenland looked unfavorable. Departure postponement of the Stockholm to New York leg was expected until tomorrow after cooler trouble disrupted three attempts to reach Greenland.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Sverige
Albin Annenbere
Greenland
Stockholm
New York
Harness Makers Rally Amid Horseless Age Trend
Des Moines June 12 A. Rath president of the Iowa Harnessmakers association told the annual convention that demand for harness is rising despite the horseless age Farmers are returning to horses for field work and prosperity without government aid was noted The principal address will be given by Dean C F Curtiss of Iowa State College Mare hand delegates attend the gathering
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U.pi
Co. C. Rath
Sumner
Iowa Harnessmakers’ Association
Roth
Dean C. F. Curtiss
Iowa State College
French Lose 94 Men in Morocco Battle
Rahat Morocco June 1200. Thirteen French soldiers were killed and 10 injured in an attack by Moroccan rebel detachments on a French reconnaissance patrol. Eighty one were reported missing as 400 horsemen struck in the Atlas mountains during pacification maneuvers amid years of upheaval.
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Rahat
Morocco
Atlas Mountains
Minnesota Prosecution Pushes Case in Prohibition Shootings
Reports from International Falls and Detroit outline plans to prosecute border patrolman E. J. White for the killing of Henry Virkkula and discuss federal versus state jurisdiction. The incidents prompt debate over prohibition enforcement and a broader indictment of the enforcement system.
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International Falls
Minn
E. A. White
Henry A. Roberts
Treasury Department
Winke Hurbouck
Lowman Ciles
Washington, D. C
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Treasury
Lowman
E. J.white
Henry Virkkula
White
Blo Falls
Hurlburt
Lnst
District Court
Toshall
Duluth
Virkkula
Epoelal
Pepe Veo
Columa Foun
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