Canton Under Fire as Yunnan and Cantonese Clash
Canton faces renewed hostilities as Yunnanese forces led by Yang U Hsi Min clash with Cantonese troops. Gunboats patrol the river. telegraph lines and electric plants are disrupted as both sides fortify positions and examinations of leadership shift amid looming foreign diplomacy. Refugees flood Hong Kong bound steamers.
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Rival torpedo boat Jones in rioting clash
Reports describe a chaotic rioting scene tied to the U S Navy torpedo boat destroyer Paul Jones and its rival vessel during a tense incident. Details remain unclear as reports vary.
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Weather Forecast For New Mexico And Arizona Update
The forecast indicates generally fair conditions for New Mexico with Monday and Tuesday warmer in the eastern area. Arizona remains fair Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Local report shows 24 hour conditions ending yesterday at 6 pm with a high of 76, low 48, humidity around 47 percent, no significant precipitation, and light southwest wind. clear skies expected.
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Civil war erupts near Canton amid Sun Yat Sen followers
Civil conflict spreads around Canton as factions of Sun Yat Sen’s former supporters clash. Pekin officials hold talks with Shanghai leaders to quell anti foreign unrest eight days long. US General Connor says northern war unlikely this year. Japan sends destroyers to Shanghai and Canton for nationals protection. foreign gunboats standby as events unfold.
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US general predicts no civil war in China this year
Brigadier General William J. Connor, commander in chief of US forces in China, arrived in Tokio for a fortnight. He expects disturbances but not civil war this year and doubts China will face major conflict between Feng Yuxiang and Chang Tso-lin. He downplays Soviet provocations, saying Russia unlikely to precipitate a wave of events now. He cites Chinese individualism as hindrance to Sovietization.
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Government to reduce floating debt with $125 million June refunding
The U S Treasury plans a June refunding of $125 million in new three percent notes maturing in one year, replacing four and a half percent bills. The operation trims debt and saves interest, retiring over $400 million of maturing paper and shaping the second quarterly offering of the year. Receipts from June taxes and duties fund needs until September payment.
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World leaders begin security talks in Europe
Chamberlain and Briand initiate discussions on security in Europe as the major Allied powers seek peace guarantees. The British foreign minister and the French counterpart focus on arrangements to prevent further conflict and stabilize postwar diplomacy.
Germany May Join League of Nations
Geneva June 7 AP reports brink talks between Austen Chamberlain and M Briand on a Franco British accord over a pact involving Germany within the League of Nations. France seeks Rhine security plus limits on revising borders set by new states, while Britain hesitates on eastern frontiers.
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Supreme Court Ends Term With Key Decisions Looming
The Supreme Court will close its present term tomorrow delivering opinions in 29 pending cases. Notable items include the M S Daugherty matter on Congress power to compel witness attendance and records, and cases from Gitlow on New York criminal anarchy law and Ford on Dodge Brothers land payments. The decision set may impact federal search powers and Court rules for practice before the Court.
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Physician on Duty for Holy Year Pilgrims at Rome Station
Arrangements provide a physician on duty at the terminals railway station to treat arriving Holy Year pilgrims needing emergency medical attention. The doctor will be on site from early morning until after midnight throughout the summer season.
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Heat Wave Intensifies Across Nation With Rising Toll
New York on June 7 reports heat wave entering its second week with growing deaths and prostrations. Despite brief breezes in New York City area offering slight relief, high temperatures and relentless sun have claimed more than a dozen victims and left many people prostrated before nightfall.
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Death toll from heat near 350 across the nation
The long heat wave blamed for at least 15 deaths in one day across the United States, raising the total to about 350. Cities including Chicago Needing Hackensack Omaha Croton Hoboken Boston St Louis and Minneapolis reported fatalities and numerous prostrations as residents sought relief from the scorching temperatures.
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Encouragement of Creative Instinct in Boys Urged
Estes Park June Rev Ernest Tittle of Kentucky urged Y M C A workers to foster boys creative instinct, decrying materialism and saying creative instinct rules the world. About 500 delegates from states and foreign countries focused on improving boys work and curriculum.
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Weeks Endures Uncomfortable Night After Gallstone Operation
Secretary John W. Weeks spent a troubled night at Massachusetts General Hospital due to heat nine days after gallstone surgery. Doctors report a slight fever but say it is not significant.
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Camp Lewis Poloists Beaten by Boise Team in Idaho Fight
In Boise Idaho the Camp Lewis poloists lost to the Boise civilian squad 13 to 1. Boise climbs to second place in the Northwestern tournament with one defeat, while Fort Russell Wyoming remains unbeaten.
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Demand for New Bond Issues Surges in Market Signal
An unusually strong demand for new bonds led to about 135 million dollars in offerings being readily subscribed. European bonds traded heavily as investors pursued overseas loans while U S government bonds reached new highs. A tornado outbreak near Wray Colorado caused extensive destruction, multiple injuries, and unconfirmed fatalities with damages projected around 150,0000 dollars.
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U S Contractors Rebuild Dwellings Sought by Moscow
American contractors invited by the Kolkho Soviet government to restore ruined or dilapidated buildings in Moscow. Contractors would gain rental rights for ten to forty years, after which buildings revert to government ownership. The plan uses foreign or capable Russian builders to finance and renovate at their own expense.
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Two Girls Believed Drowned After Omaha Boat Capsizes
A high wind storm lashed Omaha as a boat capsized on Carter Lake. Two girls were believed drowned after their vessel overturned in the sudden squall. Waves and debris blocked streets while trees and power lines were damaged in nearby Council Bluffs and Traynor Iowa with Mondamin and Missouri Valley reporting heavy rain and wind.
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Traffic rules allow left turns on Fourth Street to ease traffic
The Journal reports new traffic rules take effect today. Left turns will be permitted on Fourth Street between New York Avenue and Gold Avenue, inclusive. Left turns are restricted on Central Avenue between Second and Eleventh Streets in Elusaye.
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Petition Circulated Urging Vote On Albuquerque Recall
Petition circulated to force an election on the recall of Clyde Tingley as Albuquerque city commission chair and acting mayor. Campaigners seek about 1,500 signatures with questions whether University Heights voters may participate if admitted before the vote.
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Boy Hurled From Horse After Auto Crash
Nicholas Garcia of Martineztown was tossed from a horse struck by an automobile driven by Max Gallegos near Broadway and Mountain road. He suffered minor bruises and was treated at home. Gallegos faces arraignment on reckless driving charges.
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Heat Wave in Iowa Ends as Storms Move East
Des Moines reports a break in Iowa’s weeklong heat wave as a series of rain and wind storms moved from the western to eastern regions. Some damage to telegraph and telephone lines occurred with no injuries, though two boating fatalities were recorded in the state.
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Alleged Swindler Arrests Linked to Colorado Warrants
Police report warrants in Denver for Leo Kasyck alias Leonard W Barth as an interstate swindler who allegedly swindled banks of more than 20000. Edward W Tillian, president of Likeside Furniture, is jailed as a suspect. Tillian says past prison terms. The fraud involved posing as a credit agency agent and cashing stolen checks at banks in Denver and Dubuque Iowa.
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Dirigible Los Angeles Abandons Minnesota Flight
The airship Los Angeles passed over Pittsburgh at 6:20 PM on its return to Lakehurst after abandoning a flight to Minnesota for engine trouble. Cleveland reports say the Norse American centennial celebration in Minnesota was the intended destination.
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Emmanuel I Celebrated As Century-Plus Reign Reaches Milestone
Rome June AP Victor Emmanuel III marked the 25th year of his reign with a nationwide demonstration. Eight thousand mayors and colonial representatives joined a daylong program, including a royal review, a 106000-strong parade, and honors at the Quirinal palace. Garibaldi veterans led a veteran contingent amid festive turnout.
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