Heat Wave Grips Regions as Tornadoes Spark Damage
The heat wave expands from the Middle West to the East with Philadelphia reaching a record 97 degrees and New York reporting multiple prostrations and deaths over two days. Tornadoes touch down in Glenwood Iowa and McPherson Kansas as drenching rains relieve other areas and forecasters warn no cooler weather soon.
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Associated Press
New York
Rock Springs
Wyo
North Central
Middle West
East
Philadelphia
New
Rochester
Rockies
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Glenwood
McPherson
Kan
Illinois
Four Die in Omaha Property Damage Incident
Four persons were killed and several injured in a property damage incident in Omaha as reported by the Associated Press. The story continues on page 2 with further details.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Berlin to receive disarmament note
Berlin reports that within 48 hours fresh instructions to allied ambassadors are required or Germany will formally receive the long awaited note on disarmament noncompliance. The foreign office expects the note late Thursday and Wilhelmstrasse officials avoid discussing its contents while press reports cite Paris and London previews.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Office
Wilhelmstrasse
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
London
Armed guards land in Canton after Shanghai unrest
Foreign warships arrived in Canton to cover a large student and soldier procession supporting the Shanghai rioters. The crowd chanted anti imperialist slogans. Authorities closed the military, and money aances were taken to the foreign settlement as fears of clashes between rival factions rise.
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Associated Press
Canton
China
Shanghai
Shanghai unrest seeks general uprising against foreigners
In Shanghai on June 2, Chinese ta movement urged a general uprising to expel foreigners. Authorities blamed Russian and Chinese communists with backing from institutions near the Russian embassy and consulate. Students aimed to strike all services and mobilize domestic workers, while officials warned the outlook was dire.
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Hai
Shanghai
Peking
Man Dies After Team Runs Wild in Storm Near Bozeman
Bozeman scene reports Arthur W. Oxborne aged 61 killed on his ranch two miles east of town when a frightened team of horses ran away during a severe electric storm with hail. He was thrown from the wagon and died before a doctor arrived. Survived by his widow and five children.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Arthur W. Oxborne
Marshall laid to rest in nation honors at Washington service
President Coolidge leads tribute to Thomas Riley Marshall former vice president died of a heart attack. Body sent to Indianapolis for funeral with Masonic rites, Crown Hill vault pending final resting place Mrs Marshall travels with body along with aides and officials. The New Willard service praised his faith and calm heroic example.
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Washington
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Indianapolis
Marshall
Coolidge
Crown Hill
Mark Thistlethwaite
Indianapolis News
John H. Cowles
James M. Baker
Senate
Mr. Marshall
New Willard Hotel
Charles Wood
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Marshalls
Montana Senator Walsh Honored At Helena Dinner
United States Senator Thomas J. Walsh was guest of honor at an informal Helena dinner. Montana Democrats praised his leadership and hinted at possible 1928 national support while noting his broadening international focus. Gov. Erickson and former Gov. Stewart lauded his service as Aiken presented an original poem depicting Walsh as a modern David against corrupt politics.
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Associated Press
Helena
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Charless. Hartman
Bozeman
J. E. Erickson
W. Stewart
Walsh
Europe
America
Will Aiken
Erickson
David
Benator Waleh
Refusal to Reopen Stillman Divorce Proceeding
The New York Court of Appeals denied James A. Stillman’s bid to reopen his divorce suit from Anne A. Stillman. Unanimous ruling affirmed adultery findings and barred divorce eligibility. The court also declined to rule on Baby Stillman’s legitimacy and ordered removal of related references from prior judgments.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
James A. Stillman
New York
Anne A. Stillman
Williams&. Andrews
Guy Stillman
Opening of Standard Cooking School Draws 500 Butte Women
More than five hundred Butte women attended the first day of the Standard Cooking School at the Winter Garden. Mrs Alma Hunt lectured while a musical program delighted the crowd, with the Winter Garden orchestra delivering popular numbers and encores.
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Butte
Standard
Winter Garden
Alma BK. Hunt
Hunt
Irving Merlin
New York
Berlin
Kerlin
Butte Winter Garden
Walter Brown
Doug” Isitt
Winter Garden Orchestra Leads Evening Musical Program
A 1 1:30 musical program by the Winter Garden orchestra features Mrs I Hunt showing The Arte Fairies of the Pastry World with cake making and baking. Lectures include Keeping Step With Dolly Lovejoy. The event includes prize distributions and a varied list of songs and solos by Marie Det, Marie and Douglas Isitt, Kurl Amnaldson, and others.
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Winter Garden Orchestra
I Hunt
Arte
Mrs. Hunt
Dolly Lovejoy
Dtvendance
James Chatham
Jay
Kurl Amnaldson
Cohen
Water Brown
Sophie and
You
Marie Det
Marie
Douglas Isitt
Dong
Init
Walla Walla
Argentine Aviator Abandons Round-The-World Flight
Maj Pedro Zanni’s attempt to circle the globe ends after his Osaka takeoff May 14 damage. Upper wing ruined and repairs impossible. Vancouver supply ships are ordered back.
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Associated Press
Torio
Maj
Pedro Zanni
Osaka
Vancouver
British Columbia
Half of Jury In Shepherd Trial Seen In Sight
Half of the jury to try William D. Shepherd for the murder of William N. McClintock was in sight at adjournment. Four jurors were sworn and two veniremen believed acceptable were in the box. The second panel was rejected thrice. Shepherd sat with head lowered, suffering ennui and a cold. Disqualifications stemmed from fixed opinions, with 326 veniremen examined or excused in three weeks.
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Associated Pres
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Shepherd
Ingertre May Not Sail Before Saturday for Spitzbergen Relief
Captain opposes 10 move Oslo notes the 4700 ton Ingertre may delay departure from Horten to Saturday. It will carry two aviators Lieutenants Holm and Eliassen and mechanics to Spitzbergen for Amundsen Ellsworth relief.
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Horten
Associated Press
Oslo
Norway
Ingertre
Spitzbergen
Amundsen- Ellsworth
Steadarm
Deine
Amundsen
Amundson
Hagerupe
Shrine convention opened by Chandler in Los Angeles
The fifty first annual Shrine convention opened with a parade into the Los Angeles coliseum and a welcome ceremony. Imperial Potentate James K H Chandler of Ararat temple Kansas City thanked Los Angeles and Cotorite for the reception as a six day Shrine radio marathon began with KFI Los Angeles Times broadcast station keeping Shrine music on the air day and night for attendees and listeners.
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Associated
Preas
Los Angeles
of the Angels
Mystic Shrine
Los Angeles Coliseum
Coliseum
Imperial Council
Petrola
Imperial
James KH. Chandler
Ararat Temple
Kansas City
Cotorite
Shriners
Low Angeles Times
Reorganization Plan for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad Approved
The Associated Press reports Kuhn Loeb & Co and National City Corp as managers unveil a $464,000,000 securities exchange to refinance short term debt and fund government loans. The plan, awaiting Interstate Commerce Commission approval, calls for security holder deposits under the new plan as receivership continues.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago, Milwa , St. Paul Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
The
National City Company
Paul
Oka
Sesba
Re Ofa Tles
Interstate Commerce So
No Complaint in Kidnapping Case in Los Angeles
District Attorney Asa Keyes declined to file a conspiracy complaint against three men arrested for allegedly plotting to kidnap film star Mary Pickford. He ordered the matter presented to the county grand jury while defense attorneys call the arrests a frame up. The suspects are Z. Stephens Claude A. Holcomb and Adrien J. Wood.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Asa Keyes
Mary Pickford
Keyes
Grand Jury
Z. Stephens
Claude A. Holcomb
Adrien J. Wood
Morgan loan may help Italy pay debt to U. S.
The Morgan firm established a 50.6 million dollar revolving credit to stabilize Italian exchange. It backs a banking group led by the Bank of Italy with Italy's government guarantee. The move follows prior credits to France and Britain and is seen as advancing Italy toward reestablishing a gold basis and financial stability.
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Morgan Loan
Italy
U. S
Associated Prensa
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Financial
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan
Bank of Italy
Bank of Naples
Bank of Sicily
Great Britain
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
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