Supreme Justices To Spend Vacations With Trips Sports Rest
Supreme Court justices plan varied vacations from golf and Europe trips to quiet retreats. Chief Justice Hughes sails June 18 to Sept 4 for art galleries and mountain scenery, while Justice Stone jets to Maine area islands for fishing.
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Supreme Justices
Sam Bledsoe
Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Hughes
Europe
McReynolds
Buena Vista Springs
Pennsylvania
Justice Butler
Justice Stone
White House
Isle Au Haute
Maine
Justice Holmes
Beverly Farms
Massachusetts
Wheeler Attacks Southwest Indian Conditions
Seattle June 5 Senator Ryon K Wheeler of Montana charged that Indian living conditions in the southwest are terrible He spoke after a Senate Committee on Indian Affairs hearing in Tacoma noting 3000 children lack schooling 65 percent of children under nourished and farmers struggling against poor soil Trachoma tuberculosis and water shortages were cited while northwest reservations he said show better conditions
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Seattle
Ryon K. Wheeler
Montana
Tacoma
Senate
Mape Ammiitee
Northwest Reservations
Free points out tariff attitude in political fight
Representative Free of California assails Democratic spokesmen as acting for political ends over the Smoot Hawley tariff. He accuses the Democratic state of Arizona led by Governor Hunt with Hayden and Ashurst and Rep. Douglas of pushing a high copper tariff before the tariff commission. He cites Connery of Massachusetts urging a 50 percent ad valorem rise on boots and shoes and calls Democratic tactics comic.
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Washington
Free
California
Tariff Commission
Republican National Committee
Arizona
G. W. F.hunt
Hayden and
Ashurst
Douglas
Commission
Connery
Massachusetts
Treasury Receipts and Public Figures Highlight June
Treasury receip ts for June 3 total $3 895 654 83 with expenditures $12 863 155 00 and balance $101 457 900 05 Custom receipts for the first three days of June amount to $3 218 225 89. Washington Nelson J Dunlap of Kingston Ohio has shaken hands with 14 presidents He is 88 and voted for Lincoln but never saw him Presented to Mr Hoover by his son R W Dunlap assistant secretary of agriculture.
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Treasury
Washington
Nelson J. Dunlap
Kingston
Ohio
Lincoln
Mr. Hoover
R. W. Dunlap
Notre Dame Carnegie Tech grid schedule agreements made
Contracts establish a five year football pact between Carnegie Tech and Notre Dame through 1935. Notre Dame athletic director Jess Harper and Skibo manager Clarence Overend discussed terms in Pittsburgh. The Ramblers meet Carnegie Tech next October 31 and the 1932 game will be in South Bend.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Jess Harper
Clarence Overend
Skibo
Ramblers
Carnegie
South Bend
Treasurer Of United States Signs One Monthly Check
Washington reports Walter O. Woods is treasurer of the United States and signs a single government check each month. The draft covers six thousand two hundred fifty dollars toward the president's seventy five thousand dollar yearly salary. Woods places his name on federal paper money with Mellon on the opposite side.
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Washington
Walter O. Woods
United States
Hoover
Mr. Woods
Mellon
Did You Ever Stop To Think About Business Prosperity
A voiced concern that radical legislation harms honest business and slows employment and development. The piece urges lawmakers to consider business needs and use all means to support enterprise for better payrolls and widespread prosperity.
Petrified Forest Visited by 25 Foreign Lands in May
May visitors to Petrified Forest National Monument totaled 7 261 from 25 foreign countries and every state except Alabama Delaware and South Carolina. Notables included U S Senators Elmer Thomas Lynn Frazier Burton Wheeler and others. weather was mild with highs 84 and lows 34. Road and bridge work proceeds and bids for museums and residences open June 15 at 2 p m.
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Petrified Forest National Monument
Union
Alabama
Delaware
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Canal Zone
Philippine Islands
Argentine
Australia
Austria
Bolivia
British Columbia
Canada
Cuba
England
France
Germany
Halifax
Holland
Hungary
India
Japan
Mexico
Norway
New South Wales
Scotland
Singapore
Sweden
Switzerland
South Africa
Venezuela
U. S
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Lynn Frazier
North Dakota
Frank Pinkley
Nancy Margaret
Mesa Verde
Mrs. Smith
Casa Grande National Monument
Headquar
Mexico opposes anti Jewish expulsion campaign
Mexico City reports that the government voices strong disapproval of a national league of merchants drive to deport about 20 000 Jews. Interior Secretary Carlos Riva Palacios says there is no legal basis for deportation and most Jewish traders entered the country legally with no constitutional barrier to reside and work.
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Mexico City
National League
Mexico
Carlos Riva Palacios
Jury Awards Dancer Fifty Thousand For Toe Loss
A California dancer Al berto K. Ferreyros won fifty thousand dollars from Fox Theaters Corporation after a stage machine severed his left toe. The jury ruled the injury impeded his ability to perform his signature whirlwind dance ten months after the accident.
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Washington
Alberto K. Ferreyros
Fox Theaters Corporation
Ferreyros
Jockey Disciplined For Fouling Tactics
Chicago June 5 jockey Willie Garner faces long ground suspension after fouling tactics in the third race at Washington Park. On Tellico the odds on favorite tangled with Marcasite. Tellico was disqualified and Marcasite awarded the win. Garner’s license was suspended as Washington Park opened May 25.
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Chicago
Willie
Garner
Washington Park
Tellico
C. E. Allen
Marcasite
Washington
Park
Smoki Ceremonial Preparations Near Completion
Grace M. Sparkes reports the Smoki organization nearing completion of the ceremonies in Prescott on June 14 with six dances and the Snake Ceremonial. Statewide conventions gather June 18, with special seating for delegates, signaling a large attendance and continued support for preserving American Indian dances and relics.
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Grace M. Sparkes
Smoki
Prescott
Arizona
Arizona Good Roads Association
Arizona Industrial Congress
Arizona Association of Chamber of Commerce
Southwest
Smoki Pueblo
Governor Hunt
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Chatham
Mass
Cape Cod
Justice Roberts
Phoenixville
Justice
Wheeler
U.S
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Dallas
Tex
Paris
New York
Brownsville
Meire-Goldwyn- Mayer
Morton
Vin
Jin
Zed
Petrified Forest
Santiago A. Farradei
Philippine
A. A. Topperwein
Philip Martindale
M. R. Tillotson
Grand Canyon National Park
M. Pluhiynor
Brussels
KE. B. Brooks
Newton, Til
Miami
Money Metals ‘ Consolidated Mining Co
Victor
Winslow Music House
Williamson
Rialto
Lawrence Tibbett
Grace Moore
Dasa
Crei
Comorhand
Las
D. D. Bootery
Winslow
House of Midgley
Midgley
Kuner
Skinner
Lorna Doone
Libby
Kuner’s Peas
Minute Man
Bruchman’s
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