Foreign troops tense in Pekin as Chang Tso-Lin withdraws
June 2 report from Shanghai describes martial law in Pekin with foreign forces including the United States on standby as Northern forces retreat. Chang Tso-Lin declares withdrawal, threatening civil war end and a shift of power to Nationalist armies amid looting and disarray in the capital.
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Shanghai
United States
China
Ckin
Chang Tso-Lin
Pekin
Soe
Washington
Chang T'so-Lin
Orthern
Cieat
Editor's slam at Lindbergh sparks Amarillo clash
Gene Howe, editor of the Amarillo Globe, calls Lindbergh a swell head prompting a storm of protests, advertiser withdrawals, and student demonstrations. Lindbergh supporters in St Louis defend him, noting his public attention and the strain on his privacy.
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Amarillo
Tex
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gene Howe
Amerillo Globe
Howe
Texan
Lindbergh
Pacific Coast
Ed Howe
Atchison, Kan
Potato Hill
ST. Louis
Albert Bond Lambert
United Press
New York
Paris
Col. Lindbergh
Nomination of Atlee Pomerene for Democratic President
Mrs. Frank A. McGowan of Canton will second the nomination of Senator Atlee Pomerene as Ohio’s favorite son for the Democratic presidential nomination at the national convention in Houston Texas. Attorney Joseph C. Breitenstein of Cleveland will present the nomination. Pomerene is Ohio’s candidate and delegates are pledged to him.
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Frank A. McGowan
Canton
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Houston
Tex
Cleveland
Senate
Companionate Unions Flayed in San Antonio Meet
Women of the General Federation convene in San Antonio and condemn companionate marriages as outdated. They stress marriage as serious business, warn against easy exits, and promote enduring commitment through shared life and mutual respect.
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San Antonio
Tex
General Federaon
Taxes At High Figure In Tarrytown Case
In Tarrytown New York on June 2 the Rockefeller estate is noted for taxes owed totaling about 137000 dollars. The article mentions the property assessment and expected payment, with figures indicating a high tax obligation and details on the individual involved.
Pigs fete eerie needle extraction from woman's ear
A bizarre incident reported as a woman undergoes removal of a needle from her ear amid a scene described as a pig fete. The event centers on medical intervention and community reaction.
Bnai B Rith District Meet Opens in Columbus
In Columbus on June 2 members of B NAI B RITH district No 2 from Ohio and seven other states gathered for a two day meeting starting Sunday. Ben Rachtenberg president will formally open the congress. More than 309 delegates and many guests are expected. Committees will report, including the district wider scope committee and the serial service committee, plus the National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives at Denver and other charities. The district No 2 financial report will be led by Fred Lazarus Jr.
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Columbus
B'Nai B'Rith
Ohio
Ben Rachtenberg
District Grand Lodge No. 2
National Jewish Hospital For Consumptives
Denver
Fred Lazarus, Jr
Mob Overpowers Deputies Kills Two in Louisiana
A mob of armed citizens in Boyce Louisiana overpowered two sheriff's deputies and shot dead two men named David and Lee Blackman who were being moved after the killing of a sheriff last week. The brothers and a sheriff died in a duel last week.
Secrecy Veils Termination Of G. O. P. Meeting
Washington reports the Republican convention in Kansas City remains secretive among three top figures Coolidge Mellon and Hoover. insiders differ on plans with eighty five to a hundred options discussed and no clear agreement in sight as week ends.
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William Hard
Canton Daily News
Washington
Kansas City
Mr. Coolidge
Mellon
Hoover
Wyoming
Platform fights loom at upcoming party conventions
Washington reports show pre convention councils debating planks to shape farm relief and oil policy. Republican leaders face battles over the MacNary Haugen farm bill and oil issue while Democrats seek to confine disputes to the platform committee amid memories of 1924 clashes.
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Washington
Platform Committees
Republican Platform Committee
Madison Square Garden
League of Nations
Platform Committee
Henry Held for Malicious Mischief After Locomotive Hijack
In Atlanta on June 2 artist Henry, accused of running off with an A B C locomotive, was indicted for malicious mischief after a legal question over theft. Calender clerk Lewis P. Jones noted the act while questioning intent to divert the engine. Henry faces a sanity test.
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Atlanta
Henry
Lewis P. Jones
Fultonco
Episcopalian Church Adopts Three Year Budget
The national council of the Episcopalian church adopts a budget of 13 million 13 thousand 874 dollars for three years. It distributes 4.33 million dollars yearly with 3.296 million for missions annually. The budget goes to the triennial convention in Washington DC on October 10.
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New York
National Council of the Episcopalian Church
Washington, D. C
Balkan Crisis Averted After Jugoslav Note
Rome reports a dangerous crisis following anti Italian riots in Jugoslavia has eased after a peaceable Jugoslavian note promising punishment of those responsible. The note deplores the riots and offers indemnities to Italians harmed, contributing to calm perceived by the Italian government.
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Rome
Jugoslavia
Reed Claims 12 Delegates for Reed for President
Reed for president headquarters announced that twelve or thirteen West Virginia Democratic delegates were claimed, asserting 419 anti Smith delegates have been selected for the Houston convention. The statement linked West Virginia voters’ repudiation of Tammany and its candidate to southern Democrats’ attitude toward Gov. Smith, following similar moves in Texas and the Carolinas.
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Washington
West Virginia
Sen. Reed
Missouri
Reed-for-president
Houston
Tammany
Texas
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Gov. Smith
Reed
Milton taxi driver sought for murder of Mary Mahan
Milton June 2 police hunted former taxi driver and boxer John Tartar for the murder of Mary C. Mahan 21 of South Boston whose bullet riddled body was found in a sand pit. Taxi driver John O'Brien was held as an accessory and Nicholas Tartar the hunted man's brother also faced inquiry.
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Milton
Mass
John Tartar
Mary C. Mahan
South
Boston
John O’brien
Tartar
Nicholas Tartar
Wood steamer joins in search for dirigible Italia
The Braganza left Kings Bay Spitzbergen at 8 tonight to fight ice and aid the search for the Italia, now 11 days into a 40 hour North Pole cruise. Alpine drivers with dog sleds join four man teams as Italy’s supply ship Citta di Milano turned back earlier in the week. George Binney of Oxford University Arctic expedition offers new hope for the crew.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Braganza
Italia
North Pole
Ialian
Citta di Milano
London
George Binney
Oxford University
World endurance record flight by Ferrarin and Prete
Italian pilots Capt. Arturo Ferrarin and Maj. Carlo Del Prete landed at Montecelio Airdrome after flying 58 hours 43 minutes to surpass the world endurance record by five hours and six minutes. They circled from Ladipoli to Anzio and back amid mist and wind before a cheering crowd.
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Montecelio Airdrome
Italy
Arturo Ferrarin
Maj
Carlo del Prete
Ferrarin
Prete
Eddie Stinson
George Haldeman
United States
Airdrome
Ladipoli
Anzio
Patrolman Hurt Chasing Hit Skip Vehicle Downtown
Patrolman Frank Goshorn was injured when he was thrown from the running board during a pursuit of a hit and run motorist on Mapleboard Street. He suffered back and body injuries after the fleeing car swerved in front of the pursued vehicle, investigators said. Goshorn flagged down a car owned by Walter Irwin and driven by Howard Bergard before continuing the chase.
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Frank Goshorn
Mapletoard
Goshorn
Walter Irwin
Mapleay
Aged Acrobat Shops for Funeral on 95th Birthday
Dr Edwin Pye Turper Onslow Osbaldeston, a 95 year old acrobat known for stunts like climbing a 500 foot tower, visits undertakers in Asbury Park New Jersey seeking a funeral bargain. He bids $100 to $150, says he would be buried in white silk pajamas or a pine box, and has a history including a 1926 horse theft charge dropped by governors.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Edwin Pye Turper
Onslow Osbaldeston
Osbaldeston
Foster Black
Binghampton
Alfred FE. Smith
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Cyclone Strikes Canadian Pacific Train Near Bedford
A cyclone near Bedford Quebec killed one man and injured seven or eight others, three seriously, as it tore a 40 foot wide path from the north. An engine and two cars were blown from the track into a ditch, with trees uprooted and barns blown down.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Bedford
Que
Olvany Denies Tammany Help For Smith
George W. Olvany, head of Tammany Hall, testified before the Senate committee in New York that Tammany is a benevolent society and has not spent or received contributions for Governor Alfred E. Smith’s candidacy. He told investigators the Democratic committee has not made or accepted any contributions.
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New York
Gov. Smith
Tammany Hall
Hoover
Wall Street
George W. Olvany
Alfred E Smith
Olvany
Pennsylvania Hotel
Democratic Committee
La Follette to Push Wisconsin Platform
Senator Robert M La Follette Jr Reuters reports he will present a Wisconsin platform to Kansas City's platform committee advocating government ownership of major electric plants including Muscle Shoals and Boulder Dam He follows his father’s bloc in Republican conventions and notes reforms he proposed later appeared in party platforms after his death in 1925
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Washington
Bob” la Follette
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Muscle Shoals
Boulder Dam
Sen. la Follette
Sheriff shoots alleged thief after pursuit from Caldwell
In Caldwell on June 2 Sheriff Byron Schaefer of Nobleco shot 28 year old Happy Brown in the right arm after a chase from Caldwell to Ava. Brown was arrested on auto theft charges tied to a vehicle reported stolen in Zanesville Friday. Brown denied the Zanesville theft, leading the sheriff to suspect the car had been stolen twice. The injury was not serious.
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Caldwell
Byron Schaefer
Nobleco
Ava
Here
Happy” Brown
Brown
Zanesville
Schafer
Man Injured in Stabbing. Suspect Sought
James Brown age 32 of 8138 Madison at SE was stabbed in the stomach and taken by Hiller's ambulance to Aultman Hospital Saturday night. Police seek a man known as Red. Brown is not expected to live.
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James Brown
Madison
Aultman Hospital
Hiller
Red
Brown
Plane Leaves Oahu Field for Barking Sands
Honolulu June 2 Captain Charles Kingsford Smith commander of the Southern Cross and three companions left Wheeler Field at 4 30 today for Barking Sands on Kauai The longer runway at Barking Sands enables the heavy plane to gain momentum for takeoff They plan an early Sunday departure for Suva Fiji Islands carrying 1400 gallons of gasoline for the 3144 mile leg to Suva despite warnings of risk from friends and concerns about fuel supply
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Honolulu
Charles Kingsford. Smith
Southern Cross
Wheeler Field
Barking Sands
Kauai
Kingsford-Smith
Suva
California
Australia
Fiji Islands
Five men injured as plane crashes at Candler Field
A cabin monoplane en route from Baltimore to Memphis crashed on takeoff at Candler Field Atlanta. Injured were pilot W B Tipton of Baltimore and four others W S North of New York I N Cooper Baltimore and C H Brewster Baltimore. Cross wind caused the craft to twist and the plane wrecked badly.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Memphis
Tenn
Candler Field
Warfield Mendell
W. B. Tipton
North
New York
I. N. Cooper
C. H. Brewster
Tipton
Radium Poison Trial On Snag In New Jersey
Five New Jersey women dying from radium poisoning while employed by United States Radium Corporation faced demands to cover litigation and treatment costs. Federal Judge William Clark, acting as mediator, proposed settlements totaling about $9,000 in fees and expenses, but the out-of-court talks were disrupted.
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Orange
N. J
New Jersey
United States Radium Corporation
William Clark
Newark
Use Ads to Fight Vacant Rooms in Canton Daily News
Advertisers battle vacant housing in the Canton Daily News for rent spaces. The six room house at 2490 36th st NE finally rented after an ad by owner Hey steel, showing how photos and notices can curb vacancies. Call 1324 to place an ad and win tenants.
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Canton Daily News
Napoleon
Alexander
36Th St
Hey ‘ Steel
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