Senator Ladd Dies After Short Illness in Washington
Senator Edwin Fremont Ladd senior North Dakota figure died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a yearlong illness from neuritis and rheumatics. Funeral plans call for Washington services likely Thursday with interment in North Dakota. Mrs Ladd and eight children mourn his death as Senate insurgents suffer a major loss following La Follette's passing.
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Despondent student dies by own action in New York
Rose Freedman, 22, a medical student, swallowed poison in a rooming house after losses from a failed investment in a family fortune. Daughter of a former Australian lumber magnate, she had moved to the United States to pay for her education by working days and studying at City College of New York evenings.
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Brown Confident of College Fund for Morris Harvey
Dr R T Brown president of Morris Harvey College Barbourville said youths prefer strong schools and modern facilities. He urged raising 4290000 to relocate Morris Harvey to Charleston and spoke to prospective students at St Pauls ME Church South on Sunday night.
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Shepherd Will Stand To Deny Germ Inoculation Links
The alleged slayer of a Chicago millionaire orphan plans to deny any implication in the typhoid death. Defense counsel says cross examination will be full and Crowe intends to probe all past history of the accused man. Seven witnesses testified in Monday court session.
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U S Body Gets Rail Battle
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on the New York Pittsburgh and Chicago railroad proposal to cross Pennsylvania. supporters tout it as essential for a New York Chicago system, while opponents questioned the need and cost.
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Three Men Die In Train Car Collision At Ashland Crossing
In Ashland Kentucky three men aged 23 to 38 died after Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train No 2 struck an automobile at Clark s Ford crossing. Another occupant, Sam Tomlin 38, suffered a broken leg and possible internal injuries. All victims lived at Olive Hill and worked at General Refectories plant. Authorities announce an inquest will be held tomorrow.
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Shepherd to testify in long murder trial in June 82
In a Chicago court William Dar ling Shepherd faces cross examination as he denies using typhoid germs to harm his millionaire foster son and disputes allegations tied to his chief accuser. The trial featured seven witnesses, including four medical experts, while defense and state attorneys prepared to question witnesses on life since his cradle days and the transfer of dangerous bacilli from health department sources.
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Robert E. Crowe
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Teauty
Herman Bundesan
Jamas Ly
White
Laborators
Bundesen
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Frederick G. Yonnay
Navy Oarsmen Triumph In Annual Intercollegiate Regatta
Navy crews won the four mile varsity race at the 28th annual regatta of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association in Poughkeepsie. Washington Huskies trailed by three-quarters of a length, Wisconsin finished third, while Cornell edged Penn for junior varsity victory by three-quarters of a length. Burn University’s Jim Teniclavour-Ling led the freshmen, with Pennsylvania close behind in second and Colample third. A drizzle fell at the start as the Navy shell briefly faltered after 290 yards, then continued to the finish amid grueling pace and a railrop bridge sprint.
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Simple Funeral Marks Passing of La Follette
Robert Marion La Follette rests in an unmarked Madison plot as funeral rites honor his lifelong fight for democracy. Dr. A J Hayden framed the leader as an embattled prophet, urging followers to carry forward his unfinished work. Family and state figures attended as thousands lined the route to Forest Hill cemetery beside Lake Mendota.
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President Ready to Go on Vacation
Washington June 28 The presdential desk was plucked today and Mr and Mrs Coolidge prepared for departure tomorrow afternoon for the summer White House at Swampscott Miss. Though away for two months the President planned light duties focusing on receiving government officers saying goodbye and wrapping current business. Edward Clack will accompany Mr Coolidge with White House staff viewing affairs as needed.
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Warrant Issued for Coal Merchant in Divorce Case
New York June 22 A bench warrant was issued last week for Talbos Wo Chambers a coal merchant after he admitted improper relations with Mia Ida May Symington during a hearing of the divorce suit brought by her husband Thomas H. Symington a New York and Baltimore clubman.
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Baltimore
Amundsen Describes Trials Of Launching Planes At Spitzbergen
Kings Bay reports from Spitzbergen June 22 describe Roald Amundsen and crew facing ice locked lanes as they attempt to launch a six ton plane. They clear paths across fissures with snow and ice, test two or three take off courses, and endure a perilous morning as ice shifts and a polar mist settles in.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
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Ita Dancarnne Naaitian
Feuchtin
Swarkey harems vanish amid econ drift and reform talk
In York, June 22, W. W. Pees, treasurer of the Constantinople branch of the Med Cross, said Swarkey harems are virtually extinct due to economic trends and religious reform. He cited vacillation in politomania and Parkish women gaining influence as factors, while noting modernism and xenophobia restrain traditional roles.
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WW. Pees
Coolidge Seeks Further Tax Cuts in Next Budget Plan
President Coolidge announced at the semiannual budget meeting that he will urge Congress to cut federal taxes in the next budget message. He urged strict spending limits, aiming for a maximum $8 billion budget ceiling and a projected $230 million surplus for the year ending June 36, 1926, while stressing restraint on expenditures across government offices.
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Dot Asks Law To Prosecute Lover In New York
June 22 Dorothy Perkins 11 was sentenced to five to ten years in Aubyen prison for killing her lover Templeton. Prosecutor McDonald said Michael Connors will be charged with criminal assault if Dorothy’s testimony about Connors is verified. Judge McIntyre criticized Dorothy for leading a bad life and her relationship with Connors as the start of the tragedy.
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Salalis
Conners
Dudse MeIntyre
Spain and France Agree To Blockade Riff Coast
Madrid and Paris announce a blockade of the Moroccan Rif coast to curb Rif forces. In Paris, June 23, second lieutenant Lapeyre and a Senegalese guard blew up their blockhouse on June 14 rather than surrender to Abd el Krim’s forces, after eight days of resistance and repeated pleas for aid.
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Manshal Joffre Improves After Mild Illness
Reports from Paris indicate Marshal Joffre is recovering from a mild attack of quinny with slight fever. Attending doctors say he is perfectly well and there is nothing to worry about. A neighbor doctor noted he should be back within two to three days.
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Lord Answers Economy Foes in Budget Speech
Washington June 22 Critics of the administration economy policy were answered by Director Lord of the Budget in a speech before government executives. He praised savings and waste reduction while stressing further cuts, citing a reported saving of 2.19 billion dollars over the last four years as proof of courageous retrenchment.
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Wife sues Kresge over stock halved to dog tale
Mrs Doria Mercer Kresge claims Sebastian Kresge promised 17 600 shares worth 7 million dollars if she married him but gave her a plush dog bought at a store instead. She seeks the stock in New York Supreme Court as details of prior marriages and settlements unfold.
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Gunmen Stop Car In Busy Street Rob Patrolman In New York
In Chicago a bold daytime robbery ends with Patrolman Patrice McGovern fatally shot as three gunmen grab a money bag from a messenger. The escape involves a crowded Sheridan Road scene while police hunt the trio. A separate downtown jewel heist nets diamonds and bracelets. A street gunfight between criminals and officers occurred an hour earlier with no injuries. Bernard Grant faces trial for a 1920 murder, while Walter Krauser faces indictment for a knife attack.
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Crowe
Disabled Veterans Open Convention in Omaha
At the fifth national convention of the Disabled Americans Veterans in Omaha on June 22 delegates honored fallen comrades and paid tribute at tombs in multiple locations. The program included a taps and Star Spangled Banner performance by Mme Schamenn Havik, with felicitations from President Coolidge and others. only credentials committee appointments occurred.
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Board to decide on library annex purchase tonight
Tonight the education board plans action on the Igcmtion of the new city library. The library commission proposed purchasing the capitol annex building for 1 400,000, with final decision pending the school board and possible sale by the citisess corporation that bought the annex from the state. Other major matters will be transacted at the meeting. Emanuel L. Philip estate probate shows 2 200 000. Gene Tunney has been matched to meet Tommy Loughran July 23 at Queensboro Athletic Club.
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