China faces anti foreign uprisings and riots
A Reuters dispatch from Feking reports foreigners fear spread of anti foreign unrest across China, with notes to press restrictions in Shanghai and Hankow. Chinese troops guard rioting sites while workers strike to protest foreign entanglements, and Canton factions seize control amid violent dem onstrations.
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Associated Press
London
Reuter
Feking
Hankow
China
Great Britain
Fene Yu-Hstane
Ching Pao
Shanghai
Huot
Shenghai
Klu Kiang
Kin Klang
Kiu Klang
Gnat
Wankow
Kin Kiang
Enemiea
Canton
Kwangtung
KILLS MAN WHILE DEFYING INTRUDER IN JAILED CHARGE
Haleville, June 14 Li Martin 38 and John Jackson 39 were killed or wounded during an alleged abduction attempt by robed men at a home. Jackson filed, fled as intruders tried to break the door. Martin died. Jackson faced murder charge and was placed in Franklin county jail for safekeeping.
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Haleyville
Ala
Martin
John Jackson
Jackson
Franklin County
Russellville
Labor Leaders to Honor Stone Funeral Rites Begin in Cleveland
Labor leaders from the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and related unions gather in Cleveland for the funeral of Warren B. Stone, noting service as engineer and head of cooperative banks. The procession includes six pallbearers and many officials from rail unions and related groups. Delegations from firemen, enginemen, and telegraphers also attend, with representatives from major railroads and bank interests. The ceremony marks Stone’s long career starting as a fireman and culminating as a leading labor figure.
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Rail
Cleveland
Head of Engineers
Warren
Stone
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Ir. Stone
Hares P. Gaurherty
Brotherhood
Arthur KH
Fehr
Mtr
Gee
Fremen
Elton
Iowa
Stoye
Hans
Stxmen Standard Railway
E. J. Manion
Irestfent
Thomas Pierson
National Legislative
Order of Railroad Telegraphs
Berg
Mes
L. E. Sheppard
Lan Lel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Vicw
Pittsburgh and
Lake Erie
Terry Baldwin
Empire Bank
New York
Ji Island
Mr Stone
Commi Brotherhood
Vary Palbearera
Mr. Stone
Coolidge Plans Defers Sugar Tariff Cut 1933
President Coolidge plans to defer action on sugar duty reductions after a tariff commission report. He cites fluctuating prices over the past decade as making accurate calculations impossible and emphasizes protecting the sugar industry, supporting farmers, and maintaining adequate supply for American consumers.
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Coolidge
Washington
Tunais
Coolidgs
Bosthone Acti
Akesorily
Turin
Tariff Commission
Quiz Storty
Trvas
Tron Waes
Mtr
Conlidge
New York
New York Poll Reveals Favored Dishes Across City
June 14 report notes beef and ham dominate. Vetted survey shows residents prefer roast meats while seafood and poultry trail. Figures cite 18 548 dinners, with veal, duckling, and fowl among options, reflecting diverse tastes across neighborhoods.
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New York
Everetonle
Tab Pikes
Veal
Illinois storm devastates towns with widespread damage
The Associated Press reports a severe storm sweeping through Havana and San Jose caused house destruction and disrupted telephone and telegraph service. In Springfield Bert Hall, city electrical official, was seriously injured as his car was overturned by the wind. A water spout allegedly affected the area, with broad damage across Mason County.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Jung
Havana
San Jose
Bert Hall
Mason Cy
Evolution case may end early in Dayton court report
In Dayton Nebraska and other locations a chaotic report describes Judge Neal and Jonny Seupos arriving to hear evolution related motions. The article notes debates over constitutional issues, free speech, and religious liberty, with references to public reaction and potential Supreme Court appeals.
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Dayton
Dine
BR Neal
Jonny Seupos
Dutiseh
Sena
Judea Neyl
Aupreme
Kent
sHaw
Suder Neal
Scopus
Mihalka
Cpse
Real Christians Travel Without Leaving Faith Behind
Rev Herbert Finch of Hampoy New Jersey, soon to lead Charleston's Trinity church, preached that real Christians practice their faith everywhere not only in church. He urged clergy to embody Christian ideals daily, stressing church service, unity, and mission work as core to the faith. The inaugural sermon highlighted the church's aims and its role in daily life, with a full choir and strong attendance.
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Herbert Finch
Trinity Lutheran Church
EB W. Stephan
Hampoy
N. J
Charleston
Tald Momharp
Trinity Tubotan
Finch
Trinity Church
Hint
Pinchard
Ruielen
Curtain
Teannines
Chial
Police gun battle shocks Chicago gang war famed hangout
Chicago police intensify drive after a Saturday clash in the southwest district leaves two officers dead and gangster Michael Genna slain. A gunman wounded, Conway among the injured, as State's Attorney Crowe and Chief Collins vow aggressive indictments and mass roundups. Police recover weapons and ammo while vowing to prosecute all suspects.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wanelard
ORNL
LO Cmg
Charles Wrembley
Neserlants
Sherif Hoffman
jTrrembley
Onanty
Fwa
Piremblay
Polles Coling
Heyer
Attarasy Crowe
Nera
Eawne
Kangersson
Collins
Mara
Sit Lin
Michael Genana
Jader
Angelo Genna
Deurites
Crowr
Collings
Umderworld
Oreur
Uallins
Valdy
Notatious Valley Bank
Conway
Canadian Strike Mediation Amid Tense Ironworker Clashes
M S June 14 reports mediation efforts in Glace Bay area as Canadian strike tensions rise. James Murdnote, minister in Weber's Dominion, pledges to seek peace while troops guard Brith Empire Stool Corp property near New Aberdeen. Murdock says he will pursue every possible medium to end the dispute.
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M.S
New Aberdeen
Glace Bay
James
Steel Corporation
United Ming Workers of Almerton
Murdock
Gupa Bretoh
Four Die in Head-on Crossing Crash Near Staunton
At least four people killed when a car drove in front of a passenger train at a rural crossing near Staunton. The driver, John Zu ryan, a local miner from Taylor Springs, and his two sons, aged 4 and 10, along with a neighbor’s daughter, 15, died in the collision. The accident occurred as the train was approaching the crossing, with bystanders reporting no time to react.
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Staunton
Dis
Juan
Sterode Crosnine
John Zuryvan
Taylor Springs
Whbush
Stave
Tnd Dine
Hotene Laren
Needbor
Kellogg Mexico dispute over sovereignty statement decried
Washington dispatch notes Calles branded Kellogg remarks as a threat and insult to Mexican sovereignty though officials doubt the secretary intended hostility. Kellogg’s statement, aimed at the press, sparked no formal exchange between governments and may prompt a quiet reframing after his return to duty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kelloge Toulgit
Ax “Bigult
Mexico
Kellogg
Gisa
Skellinge
Department
Keloge
Timins
Mexiden
Painleve Ends War Zone Visit In Morocco
Premier Painleve after touring the Moroccan war zone departs Rabat for Malaga and heads to Paris. General Taquentor details armored, aerial support and battlefield conditions while noting Moors lack of machine guns and the role of observation balloons in front-line surveillance.
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Rapmat
Meravco
Fuleve
Hostilties
French
Morocco
Rabat
Malaga
Apain
Paris
Maruesa
Painiere
Missing Woman Found Near Beverly Glen Cabin
June 14 the body of missing widow of Patrick Grogan was found underneath a Beverly Glen cabin west of reality. Dr Thomas W Young, her husband and a dentist, confessed to the killing and directed the district attorney to the cabin. The widow, once administrator of 9,100,000, was connected to a guardianship dispute over their son Charles Patrick Grogan.
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Geles
Bagy Srack Young
Infitron
Sady Tein Welsterm
Beverely Glen
Thomas WW. Young
Womin
Lstriet
Iniswin
Patrick Grogan
Otlye Khig
Charles Patrick Grogan
Tho Cake Chie
District Attorney's Office
Youn Grogan
Young
Five Men Drown as Boat Capsizes Near Laguna Beach
A gas launch named Thelma capsized off Laguna Beach early today, drowning five of a party of 18 Riverside residents on a fishing expedition. Names listed include W. W. Squires, A. Farnsworth, Jack Morris, Rigar Morris, and BL Mp Cinta.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Runa
Piva
Riverside Iaafdenta
Iawneh
W. WW. Squires
A. Farnaworth
Jack Morris
Rigar Morris
Cinta
Taxable personal incomes in 1923 revealed by the bureau
The Internal Revenue Bureau released its annual analysis showing 1923 tax data. Total taxable income rose over 1922, with 7,693,022 returns filed and substantial gains in high income brackets. States led by New York and Pennsylvania accounted for large tax sums, while many top earners paid across multiple million-dollar levels.
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Washington
Jung
Internal Revenue Bureau
Nuva
Alimontan Dillin
Fgurisi
Bon. Rion
Rengus Bureau
Slwtus
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Uiinolg
Pate
Massachoote
Chin
West Virginia
Mexico Rejects U S Trial Claim as Threat to Sovereignty
President Calles denounces Kellogg statement warning against US meddling in Mexico affairs. He asserts Mexico will honor international obligations, rejects any notion of being judged by the world, and defends sovereign rights amid claims commissions for losses from revolutions. The ambassador's role is limited to personal interests.
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Preach Wallington
Alles
Mexico
Embasex
Kellcey
Culles
Imela
Claims Commissiona
Caileaalea
Kellogg
United States
Sage
Untale
Callaesesera
Elisner
Awe
United
Essenon
Funeral Rites Arranged as Woman Kills Self in Paris
Miss May Alice Crumpton, about 34, arranged funeral details before taking her own life in a Bois de Boulogne taxi. She fired multiple bullets, with money spent on clothes and a history of mood swings. An American consulate will open an investigation into her death.
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May Alice Crumpton
Chicago
Bois de Boulogne
Porte Dauphine
Miss Crumpton
Parle
Genoa
Italy
Shele
Tos
Parse
United States
A&o
Superior
Washkbu
Wis
Che
Ming Crampton
Flag honors at Betsy Ross House in Philadelphia
June 16 ceremonies at the Betsy Ross House marked the 148th birth anniversary of the flag with a parade and exercises. Members of American Legion units from New York and Baltimore, Civil and Spanish War veterans, Army and Navy officials, and leaders from the American Play House and Betsy Ross Memorial Association attended. Patriotic addresses were given by Mrs. Blanche A. Betak and Major General W. H. Hart among others.
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Philadelphia
Exere Cisew
Etsy Hoss House
American Legion
New York
Baltimore
Army and Navy
American Play House
Benty Ross Mame Orig
Blanena A. Betlak
American War Mathers
Gene Oral W. H. Hart
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Kehi Feng
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Englewood, N. J
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Sweden
Willam Is. Prenter
H. P. Daugherty
L. GC. Griffing
FH. E. Wis
Fred E. Burgess
A. &. Kenney
M. E. Montgomery
A. Johnson
H. HI. _ Buff
T. J. Tessett
W. C. Smith
G. W. Laighlin
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C. F. Linguist
Louis
Hills
Chester
Juan George
Argia Ghirardime
Joseph Allessarin
Executive
Illinois
Hashlerg
Trandview College
Des Moine
Hasbfers
Revalacion
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We Organisation
Kha Rivet
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INN
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Kellog
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Painleve
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California
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