Peace Through Reason Urged By President At Naval Academy
President Coolidge urged peace through reason not force at the Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis. Four hundred thirty eight graduates received diplomas as officers while the president stressed defense, moral force, and citizen responsibility in maintaining security and steering world affairs.
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Louis McNulton
Academy
Hington
Everett Sanders
Eretary
Adolphus Andrews
Defemac
Presta
Legislature to Send Gross Sales Tax Measure to Conference
Lawmakers move to appoint joint conference committees to resolve differences between the house and senate on a gross sales tax bill aimed at raising about 1 million dollars annually. The senate and house pass different versions, and amendments to appropriations raise concerns about revenue adequacy before final action.
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Senate
Solons
Hoge
Masoni County
West Liberty Normal
Glenville Normal School
House of Delegates
Dancer Eva Fuller Dies After Apparent Fall From Hotel Window
Miss Eva Fuller a native Celtor ulan and New York cabaret dancer died in a mysterious fall from an eleventh story hotel window. Police investigate possible foul play or accidental cause while reporters file from the scene.
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Eva Fuller
New York
Carpenter Convicted in Mine Hoist Malicious Wounding Case
James Carpenter was found guilty by a jury in intermediate court of malicious wounding in the Rayford Cabin Creek district mine attack that killed William Fraker and wounded Henry Barker. He also faced murder charges, with the jury acquitting him previously on the Fraker murder. prosecutors said the evidence was similar in both trials. The verdict ends with a possible sentence of two to ten years, while related cases against Dave Conley and John McCormick may not proceed this term. The June term begins with grand jury meetings next Monday.
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Henry Barker
Rayford
Cabin Creek
Carpenter
William Fraker
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Praker
Baker
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Dave Conley
Fraker
Henry K. Biach
Cate Conley
Fred
John McCormick
Frank C. Iburdette
D. le Satisbury
Lon H. Kelly
Harold W. Houston
George P. Stewart
M. F. Matheney
Maxwell Motors Stock Suspended
New York June 3 The governing committee of the New York Stock Exchange announced that trading in Maxwell Motors stock would be suspended due to the small amount of shares outstanding. Trading in Maxwell Motors A and B certificates remains unaffected as they represent shares under the recapitalization plan.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York
Intruders Slay Wealthy Woman in Oak Fork Home
Chicago June 3 coroner's jury finds Mrs Hetle Owen 65 wife of a wealthy Oak Fork realtor was killed by intruders. George F Owen testified he woke to a chair overturn and found his spouse struggling with two men. He claims the slayer shot her after a scuffle as they fled through a window. Police note fingerprints and a bitten suspect hint at leads.
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Hetle Owen
Oak Fork
George F. Owen
Owen
Lone Bandit Steals Jewelry in Downtown Pittsburgh
A lone bandit robbed a jewelry store in downtown Pittsburgh during a busy period, fleeing with diamond rings valued at $77,000. No customers were present at the time, and the store was crowded outside. Police investigation pending full details.
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Pittsburgh
Emanantho Bay
Blood Stained Gloves Spark Murder Clue
Blood stained gloves found near Miss Florence Kane's Brooklyn body are linked to the case. Dr Gettler reports the gloves bore blood, with suspect William Bressfeld identified by Miss Irene Coyne. Police pursuit continues as investigation unfolds in early June reporting.
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Brooklyn
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William Bressfeld
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Irene Coyne
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Indianapolis
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Washington
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Itnday
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Thomas F. Walsh
Marmet Road Question May Edge Toward Settlement Today
Kanawha county court and state road commission prepare for talks with interurban and railroad reps over a 30 to 40 foot roadway and 3000 feet of track shift to enable bridge construction data for July 7 vote while Marmet road work potentially moves forward. Earlier quake reports from Honolulu noted a 3810 mile distant disturbance.
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Kanawha Ryar
Governor Declares Evolution Bosh in Dayton Trial
Governor Austin Peay denounces evolution as bosh in Clarksville remarks and predicts the Scopes case in Dayton Tennessee will be wrapped up quickly. He suggests the trial should return to the country rather than go to higher courts. Peay argues that continued evolution teachings corrupt Tennessee textbooks and must stop.
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J. T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Illinois Law Results in 11 Prospective Jury for Shepherd Funeral
Chicago June 3 efforts to obtain a jury in the Shepherd murder trial stalled as Judge Olson faced attack from Stewart chief of Rhepha’s counsel. Eleven jurors accompanied first juror A Ross Hoyt to the funeral, with questions paused and a warning session held. The Minnesota law requires after five jurors are called, no fewer than that number remain until trial.
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Chicago
Rial
Harry Olson
Ghleags
Municipal Courte
Shepherd
Indiegment
Celal
Carl Bolland
William Svote Stewart
Rhephera
Cottnael
Olson
Stewart Sata
Judesphaias J. Lynch
Judes Olsen
Rmy
Oscar
Thera
Heat wave kills thirty nine nationwide
Eastern states suffer 39 deaths as a heat wave grips the country over three days. New York records its first heat fatality of the year. Chicago and Detroit endure extreme temperatures with multiple prostrations and storms spawning damage from Nebraska to Missouri.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Mauretania
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Tragic Chesapeake Canoe and City Crash Claim Lives
Mise Lucille Merrill a nurse at Annapolis naval hospital and a companion drowned when their canoe overturned in the Severn Tiger. Lieutenant Gerald Selby also perished. In Charleston Miss Kate Farley a 10 year old was killed crossing Virginia Street at Capitol Street by a Ford auto driven by H. K. Ford of Libow. Ford was jailed awaiting hearing. Casualty occurred during heavy traffic at a busy intersection. Police and witnesses indicate an avoidable accident. Farley, a longtime resident, had worked in local attorney offices and served Sheriff Welker’s administration. Funeral services will be announced.
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Naval Hospital
Annapolis, Md
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Rian
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Cherleston High School
Abe
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Henry_C
Welker
L. C. Maaney
Sacred Meurt Church
Bara Cites
Airplane Smoke Screens Dirigible Demonstrated Over Washington
A Martin bomber of the Marine Corps demonstrated smoke screening while the Los Angeles airship flew over Washington toward Anacostia. The dirigible Leon Angeles later returned to Lakehurst for Naval Academy exercises, with a new mooring hook reducing setup time.
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Chinese Strike Worries U S Leaders In Shanghai
A June cable from Consul General Cunningham reported Shanghai conditions as extremely serious with the strike involving about 69,000 workers plus mill labor. International Settlement shops were closed as American and Italian bluejackets guarded power and gas supplies, with British cruisers arriving amid student violence. Officials indicated reliance on Rear Admiral Washington and naval judgment for further actions.
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Shanghai
State Department
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Shanghai Cotton Mille
International Settlement
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Wilbur
Kellogg
Wilbue
Gensral Nolloy
Ellsworth Dies in Florence Villa After Chicago Years
James W. Ellsworth, longtime Chicago civic leader and later New York resident, died today at his villa in Florence Italy. He once chaired the board of South Park Commission, helped found the Chicago Art Institute, and served as a director of the Chicago World's Fair. He led the James W Ellsworth Company of Cleveland and held homes in New York Hudson Ohio and a Swiss chateau.
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James W. Ellsworth
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Florence
Italy
Ellsworth
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Chicago Art Institute
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Lincoln Elworth
Amundsean
Aileworth
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C. and C. Revenues Show Increase in May
New York June 3—The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad gross revenue for May is about $9.0 million, an increase of roughly $832,000 from May last year, announced today by President Harahan.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Harahan
Secretary Weeks Maintains Satisfactory Day After Operation
Boston June 3 The Secretary of War John W Weeks recovered a satisfactory day after gallstone operation. Doctors Fluke Jones and Brigham reported a slight improvement but he remains in critical condition with normal temperature and pulse around 88.
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John W. Weeks
Daniel Fluke Jones
EF. Gorham Brigham
Weeke Yaa
Dalton Coal Case Jury Deadlocked in Circuit Court
In Huntington a jury deadlocked at the circuit court trial of Dalton v. Kelly and related actions. Judge overruled a motion to set verdict in the Crane estate suit seeking about 275,000 from Main Island Creek Coal Co. Trustees claim alleged abuse of property lease in West Virginia. The outcome followed a later figure around 50,000 acres and a possible one million dollar option payment related to Wyoming County holdings.
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Thoman R Shepherd
Pee Dury
Hopelewaty
Charles W. RB. Crané
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J. Kelly
Main Island Creek Coal Company
Maral
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Colewell Crane
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Miller Ritter Lumber Companys
Governor Smith Cancels Meetings After Illness
New York report states Governor Alfred E. Smith returned to Albany to recuperate from a throat ailment. All conferences for the coming week were called off as he rests in his hotel room during the illness.
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Alfred E. Smith
Albany
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