Mexican Public Budges Through Diplomatic Rift
Mexico City readers focus on Calles Kellogg clash as Ford Motor Co project continues. Officials blame Ambassador Sheffield for the stern note while conservatives believe the breach can be healed without loss of dignity.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Calles
Henry Ford
Ford Motor
Sheffield
Kellogg
Manuel G. Tettes
Washington
Eee Cananees
Rosalie Evans
Great Britain
Man Wonders Not If Knees Show While Women Sense
A witty remark notes that even if women are wiser, a man need not worry about knee visibility, contrasting sense with exposure in a light social aside.
Bulgarian Minister Seeks American Citizenship After 53 Years
Stephan Panaretoff, 75, who resigned this month as Bulgarian minister to the United States, plans to become an American citizen after a long absence from his homeland. Officials in Washington expressed astonishment as no precedent appeared in 145 years of foreign diplomats here.
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Washington
Stephan Panaretoff
United States
Witness lineup begins as Shepherd murder trial opens
Chicago June 15 state starts presenting its star witnesses to prove William D Shepherd killed Billy Mc Clintock. Miss Iselle Pope to testify about dying with a marriage license, while John P Maeshand and Charles C Farman are key figures cited in the typhoid germ plot. Robert White and Amante Rongetti also appear as testimonies unfold.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
Iselle Pope
Billy
John P. Maeshand
National University of Sciences
Shepherd
Charles C. Farman
Robert White
Faiman
Amante Rongetti
Sudden Showers Expected This Week Says Weather Man
Weather man C L Mitch ll warns of scattered showers this week affecting picnics and swimming. Temperatures will stay near normal with highs around 83 and lows near 62 degrees, average around 73 degrees in Cincinnati.
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C. L. Mitchll
Cincinnati
Possible D Annunzio as Italy's next premier
In Rome rumors place poet aviator and romantic figure Gabriele D Annunzio as a potential successor to Mussolini. Reports indicate Mussolini is ill with cancer and may favor D Annunzio for the premiership.
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Gabriele D’annunzio
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
D'Annunszio
Chicago to Go the Limit in War on United Crime
Chicago officials led by State's Attorney Crowe and Police Chief Collins outlined a hard line against gang activity after five policemen were killed within a week. Plans included nationwide raids, mandatory processing of arrestees, earlier cabaret closings, renewed anti-gang enforcement, and a shoot to kill directive for officers.
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Chicago
Gangland
United Crime
Robert E. Crowe
Morgan Collins
Peter M. Hoffman
William E. Dever
Peseagreme mi Scalise
Armelino
Genné Brothers
MikeGenna
Hoffman
Bush Ways and Means
Ordi‘nance
Aviators Die in Test Flight Crash at Toledo
Two foreign aviators Maurius Devos and Anton De Passi were killed in Toledo during a rotary engine test flight. The plane crashed into a freight car in Pennsylvania yards after engine trouble sent it down from altitude. Dense fog concealed the ground as the tragedy occurred yesterday.
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Toledo
the Sciences of Aviation
Maurius Devos
Anton de Passi
de Vos
Pennsylvania
Willis Hopes for Opening of Mines in Meigs County
Senator Frank B. Willis urged reopening of Meigs county mines at the Meigs County society annual outing in Columbus. He argued Ohio should burn its own coal instead of importing from other states while workers are idle.
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Columbus
Meigs County
Ohio
U. S
Frank B. Willis
Meigs County Society
Donahey Buys Lakeview Island Summer Home
The Wyandot club on Hermit Island in Indian Lake near here has been purchased for a summer home by Governor Donahey and Adjutant General Henderson, announced today.
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Donahey
Lakeview
Wyandot Club
Hermit Island
Indian Lake
Henderson
Powers discuss serious Chinese question as warship heads to Hankow
The British foreign office says the Chinese question is serious and another warship is en route to Hankow. Eight Chinese doctors were killed at Hankow by British marines, prompting an official protest. Powers remain in accord with no immediate intervention planned, while representatives negotiate in Peking.
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London
British Foreign Office
Hankow
Peking
Foreign Office
Two Men Rob Woods Home in Athens Kroger Manager Burglary
Two white men entered D. E. Woods’s home at 27 North Lancaster Street, forced him at gunpoint to reveal the hiding place for 329.80 dollars placed in a davenport. Police have not yet located the alleged burglars, described only as two men, after Woods reported the incident.
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D. E. Woods
Athens
Woods
Nietenia
Herbert Parker
Charles Maple
Magistrates Court Scene Of Morning Activity
Eleven men and two women faced Magistrate P. W. Melwig in a Monday session. Defendants included Dan Hogue host of an alleged beer party and others charged with intoxication, fighting, or speeding. Fines ranged from one to one hundred dollars with costs.
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P. W. Melwig
Cline
Dan Hogue
Trimble
Frank Burkhardt
R. W. Cole
Walter Braglin
John H. Denbow
Mariner
Davis
Seibers
Hogue
Gilson
W. A. Hine
Tony McDonald
Bible Stops Dagger Wound In Tokyo Salvation Army Girl
A Salvation Army girl in Tokyo survived a dagger attack when a Bible worn near her heart halted the blade. The assailant, believing her dead after the stoppage, killed himself with the same weapon.
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Tokyo
Salvation Army
Sher
Dentist Facescalves Takes Advantage Quick Trial
Los Angeles dentist Dr Thomas W Young 46 is held for immediate trial for the murder of his wife Grace Young wealthy society woman. He confessed to killing her Feb 22 with somnoform gas at a Beverly Glen cabin and burying the body in a cistern. He said he planned to take her money and later helped his stepson mix cement to cover the corpse. The district attorney says insanity may be his defense.
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Los Angeles
Thomas W. Young
Grace Young
Los Angeles Society
California Club
Doctor Young
Asa Keyes
Young
Mrs. Young
Beverly Glenn
Bia
Keyes
Charles Patrick Grogan
Pat Grogan
Grogan
Young Motorist Dies In Crash South Of Pomeroy
POMEROY June 15 William Woodruff 28 and single resident of Columbus working in Gallipolis was killed when his car left the road near Addison ten miles south of here Sunday afternoon. Jake Call Mechan icsburg Athens suburb who also works in Gallipolis survived unhurt. Woodruff reportedly raced a roadster from Crown City and after applying brakes skidded on fresh gravel and went over a high embankment breaking his neck. Both were taken to Gallipolis hospital.
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Pomeroy
William Woodruff
Columbus
Gallipolis
Addison
Here
Jake Call
Mechanicsburg
Athens
Call
Woodruff
Crown City
Staller-Easex Mine 7 Shifts to 1917 Le in Cooperative Basin
About fifty men were at Staller-Easex mine No. 7 this morning as it switched to the 1917 lease in the cooperative basin, officials said.
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Staller-Easex
Half Pay Checks in America Show Wide Income Gaps
A Chicago educator reports that only about 4 percent of American workers earn more than 1000 dollars weekly while 23 percent earn under 25 dollars weekly. He notes 750000 major executive posts exist paying up to 100000 dollars yearly with a 10 percent annual turnover.
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America
United States
Cook
Mr. Cook
Steel industry on fair time in Youngstown area
Steel companies in Youngstown keep production near seventy percent as summer heat slows output. Ingot production holds at 70 percent with 36 of 52 open hearth furnaces active and Bessemer plants at parity. Republic Iron & Steel adds a fifth tube mill while its merchant steel bar department runs a single mill this week.
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Bessemer
Republic Iron & Steel Company
Merchant Steel Bar
Comeback Pastor Plans 18-Story Westminster Abbey of Dallas
Rev. L. D. Young, former Dallas Presbyterian pastor, has started a new congregation and aims to build an 18 story temple to be named The Westminster Abbey of Dallas. The project reflects a growing church presence in the city.
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L. D. Young
Dallas
Tex
Westminster Abbey of
Children of two governors wed in private ceremony
John Roach Sproul son of former Governor William C Sproul and Miss Hasel Hatfield daughter of former Governor Hatfield of West Virginia will marry in a private ceremony at Lapl iea Manor the bridegroom's home.
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Chester
John Roach Sproul
William C. Sproul
Mies Hasel Hatfield
Hatfielad
West, Virginia
Lapliea Manor
Britain Pays $68 Million Toward War Debt to United States
Washington June 15 Great Britain today paid the United States 68 310 000 dollars on her 860 000 000 war debt through the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Ohio Sportsmen Incorporation Authorized in Columbus
Secretary of State Brown authorized the incorporation of the Ohio Sportsmen official league publication with a capital of 26000 dollars. Incorporators listed are B F Skidmore H Katz Paul Mason J Atwood and C B Cranston of Columbus.
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Columbus
Brown
Ohio Sportsmen
League of Ohio Sportsmen
B. F. Skidmore
H. O. Katz
Paul Mason
J. . Atwood
C. B. Cranston
Advises Farmer to Help Himself in Cooperative Spirit
E H Cunningham of the Federal Reserve board told the South Dakota Bankers' convention in Brookings that the American farmer must act in a cooperative spirit to put his own house back in order. The speech aimed to rally farmers during the wheat belt revival efforts in the Middle West.
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Brookings, 8. D
Coolidge
Middle West
E. H. Cunningham
Federal Reserve Board
South Dakota
Trade surplus hits 1.038 billion for eleven months to June
The Department of Commerce announced that America's favorable balance of trade for the eleven months ending June 1 stood at 1.038 billion dollars.
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Washington
America
Department of Commerce
Cantonese Army Recaptures Canton After Yunnanese Overrun
A Central News dispatch reports seven hundred Yunnanese soldiers were killed in Canton as Cantonese troops recaptured the city. Refugees say atrocities in Canton exceeded those in Peiping battles with many captives beaten and drowned. A Yunnanese officer was crucified and British and American sailors helped rescue some.
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London
Canton
Central News
Pe ‘An
C. M. Faure
Faure
Doctor Biddie
Open Diplomacy Shifts Tensions Between US and Mexico
President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg return to Washington amid a Mexican response from Mexico City defending Calles and government against the United States push for open diplomacy. The 800 word statement marks a new public exchange over hemispheric policy and US Mexico relations.
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Washington
Presig Gent
Coolidge
Btate Kellogg
Washeington
Calles
Mexico
Tate
Mexico City
United States
Kellogg
Calles Kellogg
Trace of Lima city killings remains elusive
Detectives reported no trace of the two suspects linked to the downtown gasoline filling station murder of Frank. Funeral rites for the victim were planned for the following day.
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Lumbus
Two &Dits
Frank
Health Promoting Swims Feature Notable Event
A brief health feature notes swimming as a health promoting value with emphasis on public interest. It mentions considerations around exercise benefits and community participation.
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