Unnecessary squabbling over tariff politics cited
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic views on tariffs, noting attacks on Smoot Hawley and calls for measured use of tariffs as a tool. It argues tariffs can aid or harm economy, and urges leaders to focus on social and economic welfare rather than political posturing. It cites Stimson, Shouse, Free, and references to Massachusetts copper and Arizona footwear tariffs.
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Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Stimson
Representative Free
California
Arizona
Massachusetts
United States
Woodrow Wilson
NYSE President Warns Public Overstock Price Focus
The NYSE president says the public worries too much about stock prices. He notes that many people are unemployed, a figure attributed to Hoover.
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New York Stock Exchange
Hoover’s
Oil Surfacing Project Bids Sought On U S 66
Bids are invited for oil surfacing on U S 66 including subgrade prep, mineral aggregate, oil application, and shoulder work. Contractors must submit a five percent certified check with bids. The paving from Snider avenue to city limits is 20 feet wide six inches thick with surface coat. A $12,000 reinforced concrete bridge over an arroyo was completed May 11 and traffic ready by June 8. City grading nears finish and additional gravel work east of the pavement will follow for summer oil surfacing.
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Merce
Snider Avenue
F. R. Goodman
Flynn
Fall Is Willing To Serve Prison Term
Former governor Fall announces from bed his willingness to face prison term if required by the government. He says the journey will be an ordeal but personal duty drives the decision. Family notes long illness and months of limited mobility.
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Fall
Lindbergh weighs flight plans for Orient voyage this summer
Col Charles A Lindbergh told the Associated Press he will study routes, fuel and weather before deciding the exact time and path for his Pacific voyage with Mrs Lindbergh to the Orient. He has applied for passports and will meet with Dr James H Kimball of the weather bureau. departure likely after June 22, marking the baby’s first birthday.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Associated Press Today
State Department
James H. Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
Armour Wins British Open Golf Title In Stormy Round
Armour captured the sixty sixth British Open as Henry Cotton and Arthur Havers contended for the British prize list. Davies and Mitchell are noted among contenders with Abe Mitchell and Horton Smith mentioned. two thousand dollars total prize money was distributed with Armour’s 296 in rough conditions and Willie Hunter posting 79 for 304.
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Davies
Henry Cotton
Arthur Havers
Abe. Mitchell
Horton Smith
The
Missourian
Pomasrete Genta
Prestwick
Armour
Willie Hunter
American Mayors Visit Battlefields Near Arras France
Visiting mayors from Portland Oregon and Boise Idaho toured battlefields near Arras France. They received city honors after an official luncheon in Lille where the president of the automobile club of the north presented the accolade to George L. Baker and James P. Pone, the first in the party formally kissed for their arrival in France.
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Arras
Francé
America
Lille
Automobile Club of the North
George L. Baker
Portland
Oregon
James P. Pone
Boise
Idaho
France
Submarine Nautilus Sets Voyage to Arctic Pole
The Nautilus sails at 11 knots toward London in 20 days with Sir Hubert Wilkins planning a Spitzbergen start. He aims to reach the pole to rendezvous with Graf Zeppelin. The vessel carries 18 months of food and fuel for a 4000 mile cruise, with Bergen, Norway, slated as a resupply stop.
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London
England
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Spitzbergen
Norway
Pole
Alaska
Sir Hubert
Polar
Bergen
Arctic
June Taylor Surrenders in Los Angeles Murder Case
June Taylor turned herself in to police in the Crawford Spencer murder case. She aided in tracing movements of David H. Clark, charged with the slayings in Crawford's office on May 20. She said she was ill and had not seen Clark for three years.
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Page One
David H. Clark
Charles H. Crawford
Herbert Spencer
Crawford
Albert Marco
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Clark
June Taylor
Flight of the Dornier flying boat belated Atlantic crossing
The craft departed Porto Praia at 10 52 a m yesterday and landed last night at 11 18 p m Eastern Standard Time after covering about 1 429 miles in twelve hours and 26 minutes. Captain Friedrich Christiansen planned refueling at Pernambuco before continuing to Rio de Janeiro. The crew praised the six 500 horsepower motors as the seaplane set a course for the new world amid reports of radio interference and a weary but jubilant party onboard.
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Page One
South Atlantic
Cape Verde Islands
Porto Praia
Europe
New World
Friedrich Christiansen
Pernambuco
Perambuco
Rio de Janeiro
Dornier
Friedrichshafen
Borah Sees Little Good In Silver Conference
Senator Borah of the Foreign Relations Committee expresses little hope for an unofficial international conference on silver. Senator Smoot of Utah proposed a parley of business leaders as an alternative after world governments failed to agree to negotiations on boosting silver values.
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Washington
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Smoot
Utah
Bodies of two murdered as fire conceals crime
In Carteerville Iowa, Marshall Richard, 60, a poultry raiser, and his 32 year old wife were found dead in their burned home and poultry house. Investigators believe robbers shot them and then burned the buildings to hide the crime. Deputies suspect one or more inmates who escaped Williamson County jail Monday night.
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Carteervilele
Marshall Richard
Williamson County
PariMutuel Wagering Approved In Florida
Florida lawmakers override the governor veto to legalize county optional horse and dog racing and mutuel betting. Counties voting by referendum must approve racing, with the state taxing three percent of machine gross and fifteen percent of admission receipts.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Doyle E. Carlton
Certificate Granted to Tucson Water Company
Phoenix June 5 UPI The National City Water Company of Tucson was granted a certificate of incorporation yesterday.
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Phoenix
UPI
National City Water Company of
Tucson
Totten Explores Arizona Wonders In Radio Talks
Chris Totten, noted Arizona broadcaster and humorist, opens a four part series on Arizona’s summer playgrounds broadcast on KTAR and KEAR. He highlights climate, scenery, and recreation from pine forests to canyons, with statewide promotional support from chambers of commerce and the Arizona Automobile Association. Tune in Saturday June 6 at 12 10.
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Chris Totten
Arizona
KTAR
Jimne
Arizona Automobile Association
Kear
Chambers of “Commerce
The
Industrial Congress
Prescott
Arizona Good Roads Association
Arizona Industrial Congress
Arizona Association of Chamber of Commerce
Washington and Lee seniors press final examinations
Efforts are being made to help all seniors at Washington and Lee University pass their final examinations. The class totals 181 students and the 1818 commencement approaches.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Fort Worth Bank Officials Convicted in Federal Trial
Fort Worth Texas Tune 5 UP W L Smallwood chairman of the board of the defunct Texas National Bank of Fort Worth and C C Johnson vice president were convicted by a jury in federal court on charges of misapplication of funds making false entries in bank books and falsification of reports to the comptroller of the currency. Sentencing was deferred until Monday. The bank failed January 31 1930 with a shortage of about 1 283 000 on seven counts.
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Fort Worth
Tex
W. L Smallwood
Texas National, Bank. of
Ft. “Worth
C.C Johnson
Rio
Bride Emma Peterson Missing Two Weeks Ago
Police launched a search for Emma Peterson aged 48 two weeks after she vanished from her home two days earlier. Her husband Erich Peterson found a note saying she had gone downtown to buy a newspaper and had not returned to her parents' home. The report notes her maiden name Emma Laesser.
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San Diego
Emma Peterson
Erich “Peterson
Peterson
Emma “Laesser
Peterson May
Wif
Hills Bros Coffee Advertising Claims Vacuum Packing
A vintage Hills Bros advertisement touts vacuum packed coffee for freshness and flavor. It argues that conventional cans fail to preserve taste, promoting Hills Bros Coffee Inc based in Los Angeles California as the trusted brand.
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Hill Bros
Hilla
Hills © Bros
Hills Bros. Coffée
Hills Bros. , Coffee, Inc
Bee Angeles
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