Lacoste Defeats Tilden in Five Set French Final
In St Cloud France Rene Lacoste defeats William Tilden in the international hard court championship final in five sets 6 4 4 4 5 7 6 3 11 0 amid crowd outbursts and disputes. Tilden shows nerve strain and erratic play as Lacoste injures a leg but fights on to claim the title before 6 000 spectators.
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ST Cloud
France
Associated Press
Rene Lacoste
William Tilden
United States
Lacoste
Tulness
Tilden
Jacoste
Asfair
Love
Police Prevent Meeting To Aid Sacco Vanzetti
A Sacco Vanzetti sympathizers gathering planned for yesterday at Red Men's hall 67 Madison avenue was canceled. Vincenzo Vacica of New York, a Communist facing deportation, was not to address the meeting. Police reportedly barred the event, though the acting police superintendent could not be reached for confirmation. Organizers advertised it as under Italian political clubs, but attendees questioned the clubs' names.
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Sacco-Vanzetti
Red Men's Hall
Madison Avenue
Vincenzo Vacica
New York
United States
Red Men’s Hall
Thomas Ripeds
Four Injured In Launch Explosion In New Haven Area
An explosion aboard a launch near the New Haven Year club caused four people to be hospitalized. Albert B Street and his wife were in critical condition and Mr and Mrs Halves Clark suffered burns and injuries. An onboard propulsion unit was blamed. A community member, A H Linley, aged 62, died later, leaving a newborn grandson to Stanley and Mrs Linley. He had long expressed a wish to become a grandfather, a wish fulfilled just before his death. He is survived by a wide family and various church affiliations. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Elm City
Paplesian
New Haven
Crashee
Ftest
Quarts
Milford
NEW Usven
Asso Ciated Press
Lawich Anchorca
Mors Cores
Albert B Street
Joaners
Halves Clark
Ges
Street
Ew Haven Hospital
Clark
Thuro H. Linley
Huntington Road
Nichola
Bridgeport Hon Pitel
and I
Stanley Linley
Stanley
Arthur H Linley
Wiliam
Emma
Nichols
Francis
Trumbull
Clare
Bethel
Nora
Trinity Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal
Albania Prisons Yugoslav Attache as Relations Break
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia broke diplomatic ties with Albania after Tirana arrested a Yugoslav attaché. The Yugoslav legation left Tirana via Spalato with staff after demanding the attaché's release. Albania demanded Yugoslavia retract alleged undiplomatic language amid broader Italy-Albania tensions.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Associated Press
Albania
Jugoslav
Legation
Tirana
Durazzo
Spalato
Jugoslav Legation
M. Grourachkevitch
Jugoslay
Zagreb
Aleb
Italy
Averescu Ministry Quits in Roumania
The Averescu cabinet resigns after ruling since March 30 1928 and Prince Barbu Stirbey is asked to form a national union ministry by King Ferdinand. Stirbey, ally of Queen Marie and brother in law of Ionel Bratianu, is viewed as a political bombshell move amid party differences.
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King Ferdinand
Prince Stirbey
National Union Cabinet
Bucharest
Associated Press
Averescu
Roumania
Barbu Stirbey
National Union
Ferdinand
Marie
Ionel Bratiano
Mini Jatry
Jonel Brattano
Mother and Daughter Held in Baby's Death
In St Johnsbury Vermont on June 5 Associated Press reports Mrs Batt Bernice Beller forty seven and her daughter Mrs Ernest Marion Jackson nineteen both of Winsted Connecticut were arrested after confessing that Jackson smothered her mother's newborn and disposed of the body on May 16 at the home of Mrs Jules Lemaere. The two left Winsted on May 8 and the baby's body was found in a basket from the Maine Central bridge over the Pasumpsie river. An autopsy showed the child did not die by drowning and authorities opened an investigation leading to arrests. The sheriff did not disclose what prompted the arrest.
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ST Johnsbury
Associated Press
Batt Bernice Beller
Ernest Marion Jackson
Winsted, Con
Bellor
Winsted
Jackson
Maine Central Railroad
Pasaumpsie River
Twin State Electric Company
Boxer Uprising Recalled As Marines Reach Taku
British band greets the first American Marines arriving from Taku at Tientsin 30 miles down the river. Brigadier General Smedley Butler inspects the troops after their landing amid jubilant cheers. Further detachments to arrive by tomorrow and Tuesday as Major General John Duncan inspects Shanghai defenses before heading to Peking.
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Tientsin
Associated Press
Taku
Henderson
Smedley Butler
Peking
America
Tomorow
John Duncan
Shanghai
Government Costs Rise: 1925 Total Exceeds 1924
The National Industrial Conference Board reports U.S. government expenditures reached 11,124,060,000 in 1925, up from 1924 by about 4.5 billion due to rising state and local spending. Federal outlays fell slightly, while local and state governments borrowed to finance operations, boosting interest burdens on taxpayers. Local governments disbursed 8,829,000,000, the highest on record, as state governments continued increasing outlays.
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New York
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Park Avenue
Magnus W Alexander
Conference Board
U S Salutes Outnumber Any Coolidge Received
President Coolidge received more salutes yesterday than since taking office as twenty ships of the U S fleet fired 21 guns each as the Mayflower passed off Cape Henry. The President returned the salutes with colors passing and the yacht band playing the Star Spangled Banner on repeated passes.
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Washington
Associated Press
Coolidge
United States
Cape Henry
Mussolini mobilizes Italy for Columbia landing in Rome
Premier Mussolini directs aviation officials to prepare all airfields across Italy to assist the Bellanca plane Columbia and its passengers. A nationwide alert asks prefects and local leaders to inform populations as search flights sweep the skies from the northern frontiers to Naples.
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Rome
Iastermedy Press
Mussolini
Asconauticg Nes
Chamberlin
Levine
Naples
Bellanca
Columbia
Alps
Italy
Signor Batho
Eternal
Mont Cenis
France
Norwalk Boy in Critical Condition After Car Crash
Charles Sciandone aged fifteen lies with a fractured skull at Norwalk hospital after a light touring car driven by his brother Emanuel crashed into a tree on the Norwalk Wilton turnpike. The accident occurred at 5 45 pm as the driver turned to speak and the car left the embankment. Emanuel, Angeline Christiano, Elmer Pone and Adeline Pone were also checked at the hospital but released after observation.
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Norwalk
Charles Sciandone
Emanuel
Norwalk-Wilton Turnpike
Scisadone
Emanuel Serach Charles
Cross Street
Joseph Mayen
Angeline Christiano
Elmer Pone
Adeline Pone
Emanuel Scilaudone
Sclaudone
Scientist Dies in Lab While Working on Scarlet Fever Cure
New York June 5 Scientist Abraham Zingher noted bacteriologist who helped perfect the Schick test for diphtheria died when a gas tube disconnected as he dozed over a test tube researching the Dick test for scarlet fever. He was found in a chair at Willard Parker hospital with notes on his latest experiment nearby. He had collaborated with Bela Schick on diphtheria prevention and was pursuing serums for measles and rheumatics. he had received a gold watch in 1920 for his work during a diphtheria epidemic.
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New York
Associated Press
Abraham Zingher
Schick
Zingher
Founa
Willard Parker Hospital
Dottus
Bela Schick
Vienna
Clearge Dick
Gladys Dick
University of Chicago
Medical Profession of
South Bena
Ind
Lindbergh Scans Horizon For Glimpse of Bellanca
On the Memphis Lindbergh scanned the sky for the Bellanca Columbia within 12 miles but could not spot the New York to Berlin flyers. Delays and return baggage from Paris caused anxious moments before boarding the U S destroyer Breck brought gifts aboard. The admiral hosted a dinner for Lindbergh with designer Benjamin Mahoney and reporters as the aviator prepared for the sea test ahead.
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Canmbertmn
Bellanca
Columbia
Berlin
Dortmund
Antizen
Capltn
Musculint
Ttalian Avietors
Chamberlin
Europe
Memphis
Associated Press
Chartres — Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Paris
Cherbourg
U. S
Breck
Benjamin Mahoney
Hit and Run Driver Kills Orange Farmer in Derby
John Durith a 35 year old unmarried farm hand employed by Clark of Orange Conn was killed in a hit and run on the New Haven road in east Derby around 10 pm The body lay opposite Franklin School and was found by Officer Thomas McGarry after he stopped a passing car Durith suffered a fractured skull and died five minutes after reaching Griffin hospital
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John Durtth
Clark
Orange
Hindenburg to awaken when Columbia arrives
Berlin June 5 President Von Hindenburg retired at ten tonight to sleep until seven each morning He ordered awakening only on accident or when Columbia landed The rigid schedule once caused a rebuke to his son who woke him at six as Reich president
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Berlin
Chamberlin
von Hindenburg
Columbia
Hinds
Reich
Columbia Monoplane Columbia Lands Near Berlin After Transatlantic Run
Bellanca plane Columbia the Columbias crew Charam lin and Charles A Levine crossed the Atlantic from New York, sighted near Lands End and en route to Berlin. Reports state the craft passed over Land's End at 3 30 p m eastern daylight time and was expected to land near Berlin's Tempelhof field between 6 20 and 7 00 a m.
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Bellanca
Columbia
Atlantic
Berlin
New York
Tempiehover Field
Dortmund
Germany
Clarence D. Chamberlain
City
Charamlin
Charles A. Levine
Boulogne
Wavergagt
Phane
Normandy
France
Holland
Paris
Aviasany
Spat
Lance
Charles A. Lindbergh
Land's End
England
Lands End
London
Mauretania
Unite States
Memphis
Charles A. Linds
Dusenet
Ocean
Scilly
Columbia Wea
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St. Cloud
Bellanca Flight
Bridgeport
Linley
Deselv
Aftersarde
Tindbergh
Bellanca Yenvire
Capital
Feriin
Greater Uion
National Industries Conference Board
Red Cross
Ang
Uthols
Balkans
Budenlas and Finance
Irving Fisher
Lew Winaecing
Bears
Sey Haven
Hastford
A. H. Linley
Exin Morris Cove
Pires
U.S
Tontia
Huty
Clarence Chamberlin
Hindenberg
Belgius Holland
Planea
Eire
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