Chang Tsollin Moves To Realign Northern Allies Against Invaders
Peking reports a sweeping reorganization placing Chang Tso Lin as dictator to unite northern armies and establish a military regime. Northern warlords approve, with Chang directing army and navy and a new civil administration planned. Southern forces under Chiang Kai-shek press Shantung. generals Chang Teang-Chang and Sun Chuan-Pen recalled to defend Shantung against the southern advance.
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Peking
China
Associated Press
Northern Alliance
Chang Tso-Lin
Ankudochun
Pen Fu
V EK Wellington Koo
Alves
Chang Tso
Reriont
Seriou
Yetow
Nan- King
Hanko
Shantung
Chang Teang-Chang
Sun Chuan-Peneave
Chiang Kat-Saek
Two Town Tax Discrepancies Reportedly Under Inquiry
Stamford investigations reveal nearly 200 discrepancies in tax accounts linked to former city officials. Greenwich authorities announce a preliminary report and discuss town council input as a 35 000 dollar figure and 7000 tax bills are examined for accuracy and payment status.
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Stamford
Greenwich
Alocated Press
Berard
Reig
New York
Ttt & 0
Orm
Bell
Ros
Cevel
Absoluted
Sila
Geenwich
Trevawir
Foreign Ministers Pledge Peace at Geneva Meeting
Foreign ministers from nations including Teas and Japan meet in Geneva to discuss peace terms. Delegates pledge to exert influence toward stability as talks continue at the wartime renewal summit.
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Genzva Severti
Orsted Press
Iuda
Japan
Weateset
Tarantula Killed at Westport Store Amid Banana Shipment
A tarantula, described as large as a lane's hand, arrived with a banana shipment at a Westport chain store yesterday. An employee killed the spider after manager William Beldon received notice to watch for arrivals of the spiders with shipments.
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Westport
Sneading
William Beldon
Fragmented historical notes on events and figures across many places
A dense, jumbled OCR excerpt lists varied names, places, dates, and topics. It includes references to submarines, universities, courts, weather, and individuals such as Yale students and unnamed officials, with scattered numbers and locations, all presented in inconsistent fragments.
Runners Press Marathon Leader From New Mexico
In a cool June 1 race near Cal, Indian runners from New Mexico led the way in a Redwood highway marathon toward Grants Pass. The Zunis Melika and Chocee forged ahead to close a thirteen mile gap to their Karook rival. Mad Bull had already covered 102 miles from the start since Tuesday morning.
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Coolidge Park
Cal
Nell Gods
Uni India
New Mexico
Redwood Lahway
Punich
Mad Bull Kirook
San Francisco
Grants Passure
Migrathon
Melika
Chocee
Mad Bull
Spirit of 38 Lives Again In Veterans Behrens Declares
The 24th annual state encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans opened last night at the Stratfield hotel with Mayor Behrens welcoming delegates and recounting veteran service. Officials from G A R American Legion VFW and local groups delivered greetings as a luncheon and entertainment followed, including musical acts and a dance.
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Veterans Behrens
Stratfield Hotel
William Behrens
Mier
Veterane Organization
Charles M Shailer
Kenneth F Clame
Letion Charles Blanchard
Harry J Seeley
Frank P Pensen
Charles W Newton John B Quinn
Theodore Johnson
William Lounsbury
A Broach
America
Schwabischer Mannerche
DeKoven
John Loxsom Cliiten
Willant Behrens
Joseph Weiler
Matthew Lourdere
Palace Theatre
Stratfield
Ocestra Masa
Fi Ols
Bridgeport
Byrd Postpones Hop Until Sunday
Unfavorable weather delays Richard E Byrd during trans Atlantic flight plans at Roosevelt Field. The postponement follows Lindberghs New York reception, with Byrd stating he would not depart until the welcome excitement subsides. Acosta and Norville, along with Lindbergh’s return, monitor conditions as the Fokker crew inspects their plane.
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New York
Associated Press
Richard E Byrd
Jerak
Claes
Bat Acosta
George Norville
Roosevelt Lotn
Benidag
Army recruit to face assault charge in Stamford case
Stamford June 17 By A Socrate Pres John Graf of Stamford Worought hick and another recruit were to depart Camp Meade Maryland to face charges of assault against a thirteen year old. George Gallo is serving in county jail and James Herbert received an independent reformatory sentence in connection with the incident.
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Stamford
John Graf
Camp Mead
Maryland
Aeous S.aut
George Gallo
James Herbert
John Arnold
Submarine Exhibit Draws Ten Thousand At Bridgeport Convention
Nearly 10 000 visitors including 5000 adults and 4000 schoolchildren toured two submarines at the United Spanish War Veterans event in Bridgeport City. Crowds viewed torpedo tubes periscopes and the forward section where torpedoes rested as part of the convention program.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Bridgeport
Westers
Suis
Armour Captures Open Title From Cooper at Oakmont
Tommy Armour of Washington DC defeated Henry Cooper in a dramatic 218 hole playoff to win the United States Open at Oakmont after a final round 76. Armour trailed early but rallied with a 71 the second day and finished 301 total to outpace Cooper by three strokes. The victory adds a major to Armour’s career as he claimed the silver trophy for Congressional Country Club.
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Congressional Golf Club
Washington
Los Angeles
Cooper
MH Wanft
Associatist Press
Oakmont
Ausu
Tiated Press
Tommy Armour
Washington DC
United States
Hany Coope
Bobby Jones
Armou
Congressional Country Club
Tommy
Almon
Cooper Gong
Coope
Armour
Big hail storms and public office upheaval in rapid city
Rapid City reports hail storms striking President Coolidge’s public office as a storm damaged two windows during a visit on June 17. Coolidge planned trips to Deadwood and Belle Fourche for August events while awaiting Ambassador Sheffield’s return from Mexico. In San Francisco, church leaders debated unmarried unions with Bishop Manning denouncing tolerance and clarifying that his stance includes no churchwide endorsement.
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Rapid City
Asociated Press
Coolidge
Deadwood
San Francisco
Associated Press
Protestant Episcopal Church
Detel
National Congress of
Henry Lewis
Ann Ar~ibor
Mich
William T Manning
New York
Lewis
Mary Pickford Kidnapping Scare Grips Beverly Hills
Mary Pickford faced a kidnapping scare as guards surrounded her Beverly Hills home after reports she was the target of a million dollar plot. Police guarded the actress and Douglas Fairbanks Jr as authorities investigated the threat and rumors of impending attack circulated widely.
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Holly Wood
Associated
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Douglas Fairbenke
Beverly Hills
Douglas Talrbanks
Gunmen Fail To Force Truck To Stop In Stamford Raid
Wallace Cummings a Milford truck driver hauling metal from New York to New Haven was held up by two men in one car and seven more in another. A car pulled alongside the truck as a man fired a revolver and another vehicle blocked the other side. Cummings notified a policeman then continued toward New Haven. Police believe the hold up aimed to force the trucker to stop.
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Stamford
Warburg lauds Soviet kindness on world tour
Felix M Warburg, noted New York banker, returned from a seven month world trip and spoke of pleasant surprises in Russia. He said he expected harsher conditions but found much kindness and hospitality during his visit to the vast country and its people.
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New York
tBy
Associated Press
Felix M Warburg
New Yake
Russia
Riehia
Girl Flyer Takes Levine For Ride In Berlin Flight
Thea Rasche a 25 year old German flyer abducted Charles Levine from Mrs Levine in Magdeburg then flew with him to Berlin in a two seater stunt plane amid a massive crowd. Levine praised her skill while Mrs Levine vowed to confront him. The Hamburg leg of their world flight saga drew large public excitement with local officials assisting.
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Berlin
Thea Rasche
Quinto
Charles Levine
Levine
Bremen
Europe
Hamburg
New York
Levine Thea
Magdenburg Eld
Theo
Ancle
Lutherans Repudiate Modernism at Augustana Synod Meeting
In Omaha on June 17 the Augustana Synod affirmed a fundamentalist stance against modernism and theological rationalism. The convention declared the Bible the sole infallible guide, the sacraments essential, and infant baptism meaningful. It endorsed parish schools linked to public education and upheld the eighteenth amendment, opposing repeal, while blaming lax enforcement for violations rather than the amendment itself.
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Omaha Neb
Associated Press
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Lindbergh Homecoming In St Louis Amid Massive Cheers
In St Louis crowds flood rooftops and riverbanks as Charles A Lindbergh lands at Lambert field. The Spirit of St Louis is greeted by Mayor, Governor, and cheering residents after his New York to Paris flight. Lindbergh greets officials, waves to fans, and proceeds to a home celebration with his mother aboard a special train.
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New York
Associated Preas
Charles A Lindbergh
Paris
Raymond Orteig
Orteig
Lindbergh
Wall Street
mid-Manhattan
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
St Louis
Jto
San Diego
Plain Air Mall
Es & Mail
Department of Commerce
Louie
Tibbens
Ing
Davis
Jefferson Herrecks
the &T
Harry H Knight
St. Louie
Lambert Fied
Lindy
Victor
Sam Baker
Hall Knight
the &T Flying Club
Nance
Tary
Plana
New Yark Nn
Snorrow
St. Lows’ S
Detеком Lindbergh Firm Stock Sale Probed in Wilmington
Detectives from the Burns agency were asked by the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce to probe an alleged ten million dollar stock selling campaign for Lindbergh Aeronautics corporation. Col Charles A Lindbergh disavows involvement while Cleveland based officers and a New York figure deny linked offices and authority.
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Lindbergh Firm
Wilmington
Del
Assatiated Press
Burns Detective Agency
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Lindbergh Aeronautics Corporation
Cleveland
Ohio
Burns
Lindbergh
New York
Oscer PF Lindberg Cleveland
W M Fisher
E KR. MacCland
A C Kearney
Equitable
iBy Associated Presa
Charles A Lindbergh
trans-Atlantic Flyer
Willam J Burns
R W Budd
Lindbergh Company
Gerrish Genaway
Chamber
Vincent Dudas
Cleveland. 0
Dudas
Charles A Lindebergh
British trunk killer faces Old Bailey trial
London prosecutors report John Robinson, a trunk killer linked to the dismembered body of Minnie Bonnall, will stand trial at Old Bailey. Investigation traced him via station porter descriptions and a trunk seller. The case centers on the murder and disposal of Mrs Bonnall in a trunk at Charing Cross station.
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Dayton O
Associated Press
Wilbur Wright Field
Lester Maitland
F ‘Hegenberger
London
Associated
Hawait
John Robinso
Stta
Old Balstey
Mason M Patrick
Police Court
The
Army Air Service
Robinson
Minnie Bonnall
Charing Cross
Beer Salesman Arrested for Third DUI in Danbury
Frank Malone of Toy, New York, a beer salesman, was arrested at 1:30 am by Ridgefield state police for driving while intoxicated. He previously faced two similar offenses and was fined $100 plus costs in Willimantic Town Court, with a prior Dinbury conviction ordering the same fine. Malone is linked to Paust Brewing of Milwaukee.
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Danbury
Frank Malone
Toy
Ridgefield
Willon Town Court
Malone
Montana
Agg
Dinbuy
Paust Brewing Company
Milwaukee
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Yale
Mary Yohford
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Os Batt
Amelia Pimatigits
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Chang Te Tin
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Woolley
New Haven
Yale University
Tojmight
Yale Dramatic Association
University Theatre
E M Woolley
Dramastic Association
Yale Corporation
Woolle
Dramat
Graduate School of Drama
Ngabi
Girl Flyer
Bellanca
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles A Levine
Himai Field
United Air Mail Service
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