Prince George Joins British Asiatic Squadron
SHANHAL Prince George of Roghind arrived today from Hongkong to join the British Asiatic Squadron. Also reported: bank looted in Chicago suburb. 12 die in a Sugama fishing village fire. violence in China may bring American warships to Shanghai. workers returning to Northwestern shops in Boone. U S Supreme Court ruling on cement association antitrust. motor bike crash in Des Moines. boy burned by water hose in Cedar Rapids. naval delays at Lakehurst. Amundsen search plan confirmed. mutiny in Hong Kong. publishers contest with ICC. War Department medical report.
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Governors Lend Support for Defense Day Idea
Governors from most states show willingness to cooperate with President Coolidge and the war department on a proposed Defense Day to honor the nation, inspect state troops, and survey defense readiness. Some oppose Armistice day as the sole model and seek a different national observance.
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Armiistica
Oregon Parochial School Law Declared Unconstitutional
The U S Supreme Court ruled Oregon’s law requiring all children aged eight to sixteen to attend public schools exclusively unconstitutional. The decision marks a defining stance on state control of education and church-related schooling.
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Oregon
United States Supreme Court
Infant Accident Leaves Baby Dead in Iowa Home
In Cydas, Iowa, June 1 an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Delperdang died from a accidental gunshot wound while playing with older siblings in the home. Authorities note the tragedy occurred during casual play with a firearm, with limited details available as the investigation continues.
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Death in Car Wreck Near Red Oak Clifford I McKeane
Clifford I McKeane dies when his car overturns five miles north of Red Oak. He was with his wife and young daughter, who were shaken but unharmed. Funeral services set for Griswold with burial in Griswold cemetery. he was born near Danzig October 1870 and survived by wife, daughter, two brothers, a sister, and the late John McKeane.
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Veteran Iowa teacher dies in Centerville
Centerville Iowa June 1 Mrs Mary Weight 77 regarded as the oldest school teacher in southern Iowa died at noon today after a battle with stomach cancer and frail health. She served many years in local schools and was respected for her long career in education.
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Thaw’s idol dancer grays New York cabaret star
A fragmented OCR snippet notes THAW and a New York cabaret dancer described as a bright Broadway figure. The text references waiting, two decades, and a bracelet, but details are unclear due to damaged wording.
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Harry K
Well Known Man Cyrus Roberts Dies After Apoplexy
Cyrus Roberts dies after apoplexy at his home near Cumberland. Born in Iowa in Johnson county, he moved to Cass county as a child and lived there most of his life. He married Roget ta Perry in 1889 and is survived by his wife, two sons Otis and Ralph, three sisters, and his elderly father. Funeral services were held at the home, with interment in Cumberland centers.
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Otis Roberts
Lewis, Ia
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Cumberland
Kathsas
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Patrolman King Adds Mystery to Broker Death
Chicago June 1 IN S It’s all lies lies I haven’t told the fifth yet and I won’t testify under oath on the Witness stand This statement from Patrolman King at the hospital where he recovers from injuries after leaping from a window adds fresh mystery to the death of Leo Parsons wealthy broker in his fire swept apartment Sunday King the only eye witness refused to elaborate his remark
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Dames King
Leo Parsons
Delay Opinion in Sinclair Contempt Case
Washington June 1 The District of Columbia Court of Appeals adjourned for summer without a decision in the contempt case against oil magnate Harry F Sinclair for refusing to answer questions from the naval oil scandal committee. Chief Justice Smith withheld ruling citing similar cases before the United States court.
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Dentists From Several States Visit Sunnyside Park
A visiting group of dentists from Des Moines Omaha Council Bluffs Ames and Red Oak led by Dr G O Shipherd attended an Ice cream social at Sunnyside Park. The Palm Olive entourage was welcomed by the Greater Atlantic Committee with park committee support and a dozen attendees from Omaha were present.
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Greater Atlantic Comisittee
Fire of unknown origin destroys Rogge barn and sheds
A Saturday afternoon blaze at 1205 Birch Street, started in the Rogge barn, damaged a shed at J F Byers and another shed at the Rogge home. Wind carried the fire to nearby structures. Rogge family away when neighbors alarmed fire crews.
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Deputy County School Head Weds Former Massena Man
Elizabeth Mary county superintendent announces the wedding of deputy Betsher Callmiss to Claire B. Dougherty formerly of Massena. The ceremony occurred in the city today and the couple will live at 71 Maple Street while the bride continues in her county office duties.
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Early ball scores from national games
National scores show Chicago 2 Brooklyn 0 in the second inning and New York 1 Brooklyn 1 in the fourth. Philadelphia 5 Boston 3 in the afternoon. Cleveland 2 St. Louis 0 in the third. Washington 1 New York 1 in the bottom inning. Philadelphia 3 Boston 3 in the eighth.
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Memorial Day Sunset Service Closes Observance
The Sunset Park Memorial Day observance concluded with a sunset service. A girl quartet sang, Rev. M A Gable led prayers, and Father McDermott gave an address praising naval heroes John Paul Jones Farragut Perry and others. Marines and a Mayday boat procession followed before benediction. The crowd was well attended.
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Arctic Flyers May Have Been Swallowed in Crevice
London June 1 A report argues that Captain Roald Amundsen and Lieut Lincoln Blissworth may have landed in a crevice due to deceptive ice at the North Pole. Aviators and explorers insist the eleven days of radio silence from Spitzenbergen stem from a misread ice field during a supposed eighteen hour flight. Offers of aid from the United States France Italy and others have not yet produced a relief expedition.
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Former Vice President Marshall Dies at 71 in Indiana
Washington reports former vice president This day at a hotel in Washington died at 9 40 am after a heart attack. He was 71 last March born in North Manchester Indiana educated at Wabash college he served as Indiana governor 1909 to 1913 and was chosen as second on the 1912 Wilson ticket. Burial planned at Marion Indiana with services in Washington and Marion. The President extended sympathy saying Marshall leaves a place none can fill.
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Coalidge
City Council to Talk of Peddlers at Regular Meet
The city council holds its regular monthly meeting at city hall tomorrow evening. A lively session is anticipated over licensing of itinerant vendors and related issues.
Johnson Attacks Coolidge Appointed Judge
San Francisco Senator Priam Johnson issued a statement attacking Judge Wallace McCammont, recently appointed federal judge by President Coolidge, declaring him unfit to be a federal judge or to administer the laws against others. The Oregon Attorney is noted in the critique.
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Wallace McCammunt
Coolidge
Oregon
Weather forecast fragment hints at storms and cooler temps
A fragment predicts storms tonight with strong shifting winds and cooler conditions by Tuesday. It notes most areas remain fair but eastern and southern portions may see cooler weather.
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