Probe opened into Huntington rum fight killings
Huntington authorities investigate a fatal shooting of two prohibition agents and a wounding of another after a clash near Camp Creek. Leon Dixon jailed without bail. federal agent Homer Joy testified. Funeral services for William Porter and George Hall set with Ku Klux Klan involvement. W. Workman wounded, others held on murder and related charges.
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Associated Press
Huntington
Patletti
Here
Leon Dixon
Tate
Harry Herndon
Dixon
Homer Joy
Liberty
Hill Ory
Dixon Dixon
Camp Creek
Joy
Wiram F. Porter
Prohibition
George Hall
Milton
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Ball
Charles Ball
W. &. Workman
Porter
Jey
Kessler-Hatfield
Buckshot
Onn
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Workman
Herdon
Sayres
Sayre
Renee
Sayte
Administration of Enemy Funds to Move to Federal Reserve
Washington announces sweeping changes in the handling of millions in cash securities and real estate seized from enemies during the war and held in trust by the United States. Private banks will transfer administration to Federal Reserve banks. all income will go to the alien property custodian and be deposited in the treasury. Centralized control aims to cut effort and costs, speed adjudication of claims, and trim the budget by about 160,000 dollars, with thousands of trusts affected and a public financial ledger showing 623,507,420 in original assets.
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Washington
United States
Frederick C. Hicks
Federal Reserve
Hicks
Two Die in Tenement Fire Near Bowery
A blaze in a Bowery tenement destroyed a popular East Side restaurant, killing a mother and her son from the Ennis family. Eight others, including two firefighters, were injured as authorities probed an undetermined origin. The restaurant had long served as a gathering spot for local politicians. Florid Woods, judge of the circuit court of appeals in Richmond, Va, died here after lengthy illness.
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New York
Ennis
Aed
the Bowery
Blnas
East Aide
Florence
S. C
Charlea A. Woods
Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Hineas
Lawyers Confer on Monkey Trial in Dayton Tennessee
In Dayton attorneys for the Scopes defense and the referee in the Tennessee evolution case plan talks. Clarence Darrow will arrive and join Dr John R Neal and Seeges to discuss strategy ahead of the July 10 trial date. George Rappleyea will join the discussions. Darrow will speak to a Dayton club and Neal will lecture in Knoxville. Witness plans remain undecided as does the type of expert testimony to be offered. Dr Neal agrees with William Jennings Bryan on legislative power but parts ways on reasons.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Luna
Dayton
John T. Scopes
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
John R. Neal
Knoxvills
Seeges
George Rappleyen
Darrow
Progressive Dayton Club
John Randolph Neal
Neal
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Athearn Speaker in Local Church spread across venues
Prof. Waller and Athearn of Boston University spoke at multiple Charleston churches. Morning pulpit at Baptist temple followed by afternoon at Boyd Moening church and First M. B. church. A week day church school plan was discussed. W Hobart Hill named to lead committee. Athearn to speak at Ruffner hotel luncheon on religious education prospects.
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Waller &. Athearn
Boston University
Baptist Temple
Boyd Moenjoring
M. B
Charleston
W. Hobart Hill
Prof
Athearn
MacMillan’s Polar Quest Heads Toward Arctic Lands
Commander MacMillan and the auxiliary schooner Bowdoin depart Monhegan Island Maine toward the Arctic in a two plane expedition. Crews expect wide visibility and surface scans over a 250 mile range as they seek land believed to exist beyond the polar sea. The voyage follows a tradition of farewell ceremonies at Monhegan and Wisccasset.
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Associated Press
Monhegan Island
Maine
Nttla
Monhesan
Donald J. Macmillan
Unite States
MacMillan
Ising
Cave
Thomas Hubbard
Heidelberg Island
Tra
Yasterday Coromandeur
The
Peery
Bowdoin
Wiscasset
Artic
Shepherd Murder Trial Expected Testimony Today
Associated Press reports prosecutors and defense plan resumes for the Shepherd murder trial with William Darling Shepherd likely to testify tomorrow. Regions discuss Crowe and McClintock links, other witnesses poised, possible delay pushing Shepherd’s turn to Tuesday, and experts to counter Farman’s account. Health Commissioner Bundescanpt may testify Monday on typhoid pace tests.
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Associated Pressq
Shepherd
William Darling Shepherd
Robert Em. Crowe
Wham Nelson McClintock
Militastre Foster Xan
Defini
Tuseday
William Scott Stewart
Shephard
Bundescan Pt
Chicago
Charles C. Farman
Shepherd Beefore McClintock
Tor. Bundesen
Pullman
Long Sought Bank Officer to Be Tried After 12 Years
John W. DeKay, long sought for involvement in the wrecking of Atlantic National Bank in Long Island, is brought back to the United States to stand trial. He had fought extradition from England for the past twelve years, and his case hinges on charges related to the bank’s collapse.
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John W. DeKay
United States
Atlantic National Bank
Long Island
England
Five Indicted In Failure Of Bank
Five men were indicted after the Atlantic National Bank collapse. Edward J Metcalf, president, faced charges for misapplication of funds. John W De Kay, missing since 1918, and others were named. De Kay was arrested in London in 1915 amid related legal actions involving jewels and arms shipments.
Collection Agent Offers War Debts Settlement Service
A Washington letter from a commercial collection agency claims to aid the US by collecting wartime debts from small nations. The note promises psychological and practical leverage to secure prompt results, charging 10 percent for collection services. The offer has not been accepted.
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Washinuton
Ting
Amcerican
Amerisgn Dentee
Omk
Transfiguration Message Highlights Daily Life Renewal
Rev W G Gehri told St Matthews Episcopalian Church in South Hie that the Transfiguration in Mark 9:2 shows Jesus enabling the Apostles to shed ordinary life distractions. He urged applying this to home, study, and church, noting the need for inner change over external things and warning divorce or disillusionment can arise if sacred purpose is lost.
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Virginia E. Oft
Maquina
W. G. Cinbri
St. Matthews
Gehri
Hife
Omit Two Odious Words in Marriage Rites
New York June 21 recommendations urge striking the word obey from marriage rites and dropping the clergy adoption of a shortened modern form of the commandments. The report from a denominational committee of the church is to be submitted for approval at the twentieth triennial convention in New Orleans October 4 to 9.
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New York
Minulon
Penyer
Wrch
New Orleans
Nike
Lady Astor Speaks on Temperance in Edinburgh
June 21 Edinburgh Scotland Lady Astor mother of Plymouth MP addressed a crowded Ushers Hall during the Weeen s Christian Temperance Union convention. She urged earnest work not broadcast pleas and criticized spending on park fronts textilan and education while urging stronger measures. A delegates session followed at St Giles Cathedral with reference to John Knox denouncing Mary Queen of Scots.
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Scotland
Iuly Astor
Plymouth
Ushers Hall
Weeen
Christian Temperance Union
Astor Rabk
Texatlan
Mary
Lady Astor
Ft. Ola
Giles
John Knox
Royal Tourists Reach Pretoria Amid Jubilant Celebrations
The Prince of Wales visit to the Transvaal ended in a grand display as Pretorians lit every building and window. A symbolic reception honored the royal party with a banquet for 250 district representatives, while the procession featured dignitaries from all provincial sectors and even an air demonstration, marking a historic moment of enthusiasm across the city.
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Pretoria
Union of South Afrisa
Prince of Wales
Transvaal
Hanoy
SION
Aftian Agin
Proteriva
Marshall Joffre Seriously Ill In Paris
Reports say Marshal Philippe Petain notes Marshal Joffre is gravely ill with a heavy cold and advancing age. No official statement issued yet though physicians say he suffers from a quinsey with slight fever, attended by medical staff tonight.
Chinese disturbances spread as crowds harass foreign troops
Outbreaks across Canton and nearby areas fueled by strikes and radical action left British and other foreign personnel attacked or harassed. A Canadian born volunteer, Moulem, was wounded by a Chinese assailant. Refugees, including women and children, arrived in Hong Kong after warnings to leave the Canton quarters.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Associated Press
Beanghal
Joseph Moalem
Fory Clan
Hming Hangs
Moulem
Shameen
Ivar
Llerrente
Tsongkont
Acmed
Polic
Senator Ladd's condition unchanged in hospital
Washington June 21 The condition of Senator Ladd of North Dakota under treatment in a Baltimore hospital for toritis rheumatism and kidney trouble was described as unchanged though tests showed no adverse developments. Doctors say he sleeps most of the time and shows mental alertness only when spoken to, with no drastic measures needed at present.
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North Dakota
Baltimore
Washington
Ladd
Baltimorea
Ualtimone
Lada
Worth Dakota
Baltimore Church
Large Coast Guard Seizure At Sea Near New London
Six men aboard the schooner Morris and Clit were seized with a cargo valued at 260 000 and taken to New London coast guard base. The patrol boat No 0306 boarded the vessel this afternoon making the largest single seizure since the war began.
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Watcit Wil
Lune
Morris
Clit
Coast Guard
New London
Interallied debts and Dawes plan dominate ICC session
Trusssels opens the third congress of the International Chamber of Commerce in Trussels as Allied debts and the Dawes reparation plan take center stage. King Albert is greeted, Willis Roath reviews progress, and a British Dawes author questions the in kind delivery scheme amid concerns over possible ruinous dumping and alternative payment methods.
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International Chamber of Commerce
Booth
Germany
Str J. & Stamp
Rail Fight to Go to Commission
June 21 report from New York states L F Loree of Delaware and Hudson seeks from the Interstate Commerce Commission a certificate of convenience and necessity for building the New York Pittsburgh and Chicago railroad amid strong opposition from earl yroads and Wall Street speculation that the move could trigger a larger trunk line clash with B H Harriman interests.
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W York
Earl Rords
Pennsylvania
L. F.leree
Delaware and Hudson Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mino
Disabled Vets Meet in Omaha Opens Tomorrow
Omaha Neb June 21 Omaha extended a patriotic welcome to the fifth annual convention of the disabled American veterans opening tomorrow. The national committee of twenty five held its pre convention session while Mason officers from all parts of the cavalry discussed problems. Delegates will discuss internal conditions chapter expansion legislative program and relations with the veterans bureau and Congress.
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Omaha
Nebr
National Committee of Twenty Five
Cavalry
Veterans Bureau
Congress
Priests of Jesuit Martyrs Honored in Rome Ceremony
In St Peter's Basilica Rome aides to the Jesuit martyrs from the 13th century were honored. The eight priests John de Brebeuf Gabriel Lalemant Anthony Daniel Charles Garnier Noel Chabanel Jean de la Lande and others suffered at the hands of the Iroquois while spreading Christianity. Large banners by Professor Plour decorated the basilica as a Canadian pilgrimage watched Pope Pius receive relics and pray with 60,000 attendees.
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St. Petar
Clight Mambtra
Accult Order
Tadjane
John de Brevbeuf
Gabeiel Lulemant
Anthony Dan ‘Val
Charles Gurnier
Noel Charbanel
Tonne Joguce
Rene Goupyl
Jean de la Lande
Suncwtlin Ell Yyder Ntineda
kUled
United States
Varter Camierta
Profeas Dor Plir
St. Peter's
Devine
Pius
Doxehamps
Montreal
Joguea
Gedla Pestatoris
Wisconsin Pays Last Tribute To La Follette
Wisconsin honored Senator Robert La Follette as his casket lay in state at the Capitol. Thousands filed past the bier from noon until night, with tears and quiet respect, as guards kept order and flowers framed the scene. The funeral was set for tomorrow at Forest Hill cemetery with a statewide outpouring of mourning.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wiscon@ ain
Bob” LaTollatte
Annie
Capitol
Atate House
Sinmae
Arma
Solon
State Houge
Capitol Squate
Atreats
Tonya Ron
Cheoka
Mary
Palma
Flowara
Staelf
Mexico
Rosen Ang Sladiolias
Chicago Teachers Federation
Calles
Forest Hill Cemetery
Old Apartments Found in Arizona
New York June 21 A pre blue tolre apartment house with 36 traceable rooms was found to ruins near Globe Arizona by Erich Schmidt of the American Museum of Natural History. He announced on returning from five months exploration. Schmidt described a walk up structure similar to early American archaeology houses. Of the 120 rooms four were excavated yielding skeletons of women and children along with stone shell and bone work. The ruins clustered in single rooms with one cluster adjoining a fortified enclosure.
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New York
Globe
Arizona
Erich Schmidt
Taxation Body Set Meeting In Lincoln School Building
The State Federation of Taxpayers will hold a public meeting at Lincoln School to discuss city government expenses. Samuel E Brown, federation president, will speak and address state ties on city finances. The event is led by S C Harte secretary treasurer and is open to the public.
Ways and Means to Confer on Taxes
Chairman Green announced today that committees will meet October 13 to draft a tax revision. Public hearings will run two weeks, with a bill ready for congressional consideration by December. He predicted passage before Christmas and a law in time to reply to taxes due next year.
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Green
Texen
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