Chinese political shift brings Wu Tingfang premier post
Li Yuan Hung returns as president of China and appoints Wu Ting Fang premier as Canton forces back reunification. Wu's acceptance signals closer unification as Sun Yat Sen faces pressure while Canton residents may move to Peking. Li and Wu pursue restoration of the republican parliament amid military influence.
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Li Yuan-Hung
Wu Ting-Fang
United States
Canton
North
Wu Ting Fane
W. W. Yén
Liang Shih-Yi
Sun Yat-Sen
Republic of South China
Reunited China
Sun
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
Ji Yuan-Hung
China
Tientsin
Keel Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Grant Slaying
Jack Keel, charged with killing James Grant at the High Up mine, was found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced to 10 to 20 years. Deliberations lasted 15 minutes with votes shifting from first-degree to second degree and manslaughter before the final verdict. The widow of the victim cried as the decision was read. Keel faces formal sentencing later.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Jack Keel
James Grant
High Up
State Penitentiary
Keel
Mulcahy Former New Jersey Chief Placed in Sanitarium
Michael J. Mulcahy chief of police of Elizabeth town New Jersey was placed in a local sanitarium for observation after he attacked two other police chiefs from eastern cities in a hotel. Police said he appeared mentally unbalanced.
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Associated Press
Denver
Michael J. Mulcahy
Elizabethtown
N. J
San Francisco
Mulcahy
Rickenbacker Flight Ends In Midair Crash In Nebraska
Eddie Rickenbacker's around the country flight ends abruptly when his large metal plane crashes during takeoff at Omaha air field. No injuries among the party. The craft was later blamed on a lightning strike and the voyage is canceled. Members included Steve Hannigan, Sam Blair, and Theodore Levington.
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Associated Press
Omahra
Neb
Eddie Rickenbacker
Air Mall
Denver
Rickenbacker
United States
Harding
San Francisco
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Mich
Dexter
Iowa
Eddie Stinson
Steve Hannigan
New York
Sam Blair
Chicago
Theodore Levington
Plane crash kills couple on honeymoon in Illinois
Chicago report says R C C Wheel, age unknown, of Zion Illinois and his bride of two weeks died when their plane plunged 300 feet at Ashburn field. Pilot John Metzger said controls jammed, causing the crash and injuring the pilot.
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Associated Press
Chicago
R. CC. Wheelcrook
Zion
Ill
Ashburn Field
John Metzger
Air service officer hurt in Camp Hancock plane crash
Major Brainard of the marine corps and Lieut. R. T. Aldworth of the air service were badly injured when a De Haviland aircraft they rode in crashed at Camp Hancock landing field. Aldworth's skull fracture was feared as he was admitted to University hospital.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Major Brainard
Marine Corps
R. T. Aldworth
The
Air Service
de Haviland
Camp Hancock Landing Field
University Hospital
Aldsworth
Bagdad Arrives for Imperial Council in San Francisco
The Bagdad special carrying the Montana delegation will reach San Francisco at 7 30 a m. The Montana hospitality committee and others will meet the visitors and escort them to headquarters. A march up Market street and brief serenades will follow with impromptu church services in three cars. Bagdad band wins top convention assignment and will perform at Sutro baths Thursday afternoon attracting thousands.
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Standard
San Francisco
Bagdad
Montana
Imperial Council
Montana Hospitality Committee of
Market Street
Charles L. Beebe
C. E. McMillan
Sutra Baths
Butte
Theodore L. Walters
Islam Temple
Sermon and Cornet Solo on Standard Radio Program
Tonight's program features a Boy Scouts greeting by Scout Executive Ben Owen followed by baseball scores from Butte and news bulletins. Judge J R Jackson gives a ten minute address on Flag day preparations. Miss Gladys Neal performs a Rialto American singers popularity contest solo. Anaconda and state news bulletins conclude with Standard's Good Night message.
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Butte
J. R. Jackson
Anaconda
Gladys Neal
Anaconda Standard
Great Falls
Scout
Ben Owen
Boy Scouts
Montana
Joseph R. Jackson
Radio Sermon Opens Montana Broadcast From Butte
The Rev. C. F. Chapman spoke live from Station 7 SFL Butte on the Standard Sunday night program with Marino Menni the cornet soloist from Butte Mines. Tonight features Scout Executive Ben Owen Judge Joseph R. Jackson and Miss Gladys Neal in radio appearances. Chapman preaches Matthew 20 27 urging service over self as the sermon marks Montana radio’s first delivery.
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Montana
C. F. Chapman
SFL
Butte
Mr. Chapman
Standard
Cornet
Butte Mines
Marino Menni
Street Car Conductor Attacked in Richmond Black Belt
P L Burleson, a Richmond street railway conductor, was fatally injured after attempting to eject a disorderly black passenger from his car. Four Black suspects were arrested as police faced a hostile crowd in the black belt area.
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Associated Press
Richmond
P. L. Burleson
Burleson
Yacht Missing After Wild Gale Strikes Race
The Skraeling, one of 11 yachts caught in a gale during a Marblehead to South Boston race, was missing late tonight with two men aboard. Shad II, the smallest vessel, arrived near midnight. captain Clarence Brandis reported being driven miles out to sea in pitch darkness before finding his way back.
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Associated Press
Boston
Skraeling
Marblehead
Gale Strikes City Island Boats Cause 38 Drownings
A June gale off City Island in Long Island Sound capsized scores of small crafts. Ten bodies recovered, 28 missing, as 20 000 holiday makers explored Pelham Bay. Rescue efforts by lifeboats and volunteers faced massive waves. Police estimated casualties rising as the storm driven by the city’s late gusts lashed the waters.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Island Sound
Auemen
Chea Ataua Af Ang
City Island
Pelham Bay
Execution Light
Long Island
Aviator Prest Arrives in Dillon En Route to Siberia
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon June 11 reports aviator C. O. Prest arriving at 3:30 PM en route from New York to Siberia. He plans a stop for fuel and resumes toward Butte tomorrow. This marks his second attempt after a previous crash in Canada. Prest expresses confidence in completing the journey.
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The
Standard
Dillon
C. O. Prest
New York
Siberia
Butte
Canada
Admiral Baron Kato heads Japan's government
Admiral Baron Tomosaburo Kato, head of Japan's delegation to the Washington arms conference and navy minister, forms a non party cabinet to implement arms conference pledges. He vows retrenchment with a 40 million yen cut and governs with Seiyukai backing while laboring to keep influence balanced among the premier and the parliament.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Baron Tomosaburo Kato
Japan
Takahash
Admiral Kato
War Department
Kato
Seiyukai
Viscount Takahashi
House of Peers
Baron Kijio Shidehara
Washington
Takahashi
Yasuya Uchida
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New Rochelle
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