Premier Painleve assails red deputies over Morocco war
ARIS June 18 Premier Painleve attacked radical deputies calling them correspondents and counsellors to Abu El Krim during a clash over Morocco policy. He vowed to continue and to reveal more about the situation, accusing communists of advising the Riffian chieftain and promising a bill of particulars. The outburst followed the deputies' exclusion from a joint committee meeting where Painleve discussed his Morocco trip.
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Decision on Teapot Dome case due today
In Cheyenne Wyoming federal Judge T Blake Kennedy prepared to read a lengthy decision at 10 oclock tomorrow in the Teapot Dome suit over the Mammoth Oil Company possession. Opposing sides waited anxiously as both government and Mammoth anticipated the judge's ruling in the landmark case.
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Amundsen Party Returns From the Arctic
The first brief report of Amundsen's return was posted in Oslo windows as crowds gathered in the streets. Restaurants paused music to play the national anthem and patrons cheered the explorer.
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Picked Up By Norwegians
London June 18 The Daily Mail quotes Smith Peterson secretary of the Norwegian club in London that unconfirmed reports say the entire crews of both Amundsen planes were picked up by the Norwegian patrol boat Heimdal. The Heimdal radio said all safe and well naming pilots and crew.
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Secret underground defenses unearthed in Gaeta ruins
In Gaeta Italy a cave-in exposed subterranean galleries thought to be part of ancient fortifications nicknamed the Gibraltar of Italy. Experts estimate the masonry dates back centuries and note nearby houses are 200 to 800 years old, leaving the full extent of the discovery undetermined.
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Naval Air Service Sees No Need For Ambulance Planes
Washington June 18 The big scouting planes used with fleets can handle aerial medical needs afloat, according to ranking officers in the navy bureau of medicine and surgery. The naval air service does not plan ambulance planes, as medical officers of the army air service had contemplated. The service says it is sufficiently prepared for present requirements and needs no special equipment.
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Tokyo plans 16 public eating houses at cost
The Social Affairs Bureau of Tokyo aims to build 16 public eating houses across the city at about 60,000 yen each. When completed, the dining halls will operate under the bureau’s direct control.
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Editors consider journalism school ad policy
Advisability of accepting such advertising is open. The association will hear all sides before acting. It may join with the state medical association in a $100,000 statewide campaign to bar unlicensed practitioners from newspapers. The medical group will ask publishers to refuse ads from unlicensed medical practitioners.
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Senator La Follette Dies in Washington World reaction to loss of Wisconsin senator Fighting Bob famed for insurgent stands and long career
Robert M. La Follette, known as Fighting Bob, dies in Washington after a long illness. A Wisconsin icon, he served in the House, as governor, and four Senate terms, leading a reformist and insurgent political path. He campaigned for president as an independent in 1924 after clashes with party leaders and opposed many war policies. He leaves a legacy of bold speeches, anti‑trust work, and a life of public debate.
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La Follette's wartime record and family life described
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