Germans Protest Versailles War Guilt Lie And Peace Pact
Berlin reports a nationwide protest marking the Versailles anniversary with mass meetings and demonstrations across occupied Rhineland areas. Students led a march to the Ministry of Resolution, denouncing the peace treaty and demanding Germany deny war guilt and evacuate occupied zones.
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Versailles
Rhineland
Tater der Linden
Reichstag
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Belin
Ministry of ¢Olution
Republic
Himmar Schacht
Paria
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Schecht
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Ite
Stresemann
Europe
United, States
Oree Stadium
Leather Tariff Hearings Begin
Washington hearings opened on tariffs covering sugar and related items as subcommittees heard witness testimony. W D Lippert of Western Sugar Co described strong capital and earnings while supporting a tariff that would raise beet payments. D W Pipes Jr urged rejection of the sliding scale as an untested plan for cane growers.
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Siother
Witneseee
Tenance
White House
Hoover
Harrison
Mississippi
Smoot
Harrison-Smoot
W. D. Lippet
Denver
Treat Western Sugar Company
Weatero States
D. W. Pipes, Jr
Houma
Bugan Cane Jeague
Willie Willis By Subere Quillen
The fragment presents dialogue with dialectal speech about a man reading a menu and a child learning rage to catch Durgiersen. It shows stylized language and a scene of mischief or instruction without clear events or setting.
Caution Urged In Arms Question by U S and Britain
The United States and Great Britain favor slow handling of naval disarmament says official circles. A conference of naval powers is seen as premature without adequate preparation. Secretary Stimson denies instructing an immediate conference under League or five-nation auspices.
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Gawee
Japan
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Italy
Death of Mingo Man Ts Subject of Probe
Williamson June 38 Mingo county authorities investigated what they believed was the killing of Allen Browning 24 whose body was found in his home in a remote section of Mingo county. Browning's axil bad beam crushed.
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Mingo County
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Browning
France Seeks Unconditional Payment Delay
France presses for postponement of a 407 million dollar U S debt due August 1 as Paris seeks to ratify the Mellon Berenger agreement without conditions. In Washington, Congress favors a delay only if France ratifies the funding pact while Paris warns the debt could be a leverage point against U S influence.
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Paris
United Tg
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Ambasasdor Herrick
Lindbergh
Locomotive Plunges Into Canal at Bridge Brink
At Welland a passing drawbridge failed or was opened as a locomotive plunged into the canal. Cars on the bridge were halted and passengers faced danger. Multiple injuries reported and authorities investigate the bridge mechanism and signaling failure.
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Ithwamis Convention
al Milwrier
Woman Pulls Daring Hold Up In Topeka Bank Scare
A brunette in Topeka Kansas ages 86 to 27 staged a bold hold up at the Security Benefit Association today. She forced A J Perlich of Kansas City to drive her to the payroll scene and escaped with about 14000 after fleeing to an apartment building. She warned clerks and kept Perlich quiet as she seized the money satchel and fled.
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Security Benefit Association
N Endquartere
A. J. Perlich
Kansas City
Wormat
W. L. Stajens
Perlich
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Benefit Nasociation
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Streit
Sixteen Drowned On Fishing Boat Southern Cross
A territe storm off the Mexican coast sinks the Southern Cross, a coast fishing company boat from San Pedro. Eighteen aboard originally, nine other boats report partial or total loss as they return from Ben Buenas and New Monterey reels in news from Cape San Lucas. Captain Tony Yankich piloted the 110 foot vessel with its own refrigerating plant sailing from San Pedro, Los Angeles Harbor.
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Iue
Southern Cross
Mexico
Ben Buenas
California
Coast Fishing Company
San Pedro
New Monterey
Cape San Lucas
Los Angeles
Tony Yankich
Three Injured As 50 Foot Yawl Explodes In Marblehead Harbor
In Marblehead harbor a 50 foot yawl named Mad rings blew up and sank injuring three aboard. Victims include Mrs Wadeworth, a Boston architect, and two others whose names are unclear. The incident occurred today with rescue underway.
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Marblehead
Harhor
Philip Wadeworth
Boston
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Hoover Names Three Members Of Farm Board
President Hoover named James G. Stone of Kentucky Carl B Denman of Missouri and C Slants of Oklahoma to the federal farm board as part of a relief plan. Hoover said he hoped to fill eight seats by August 1 and anticipated three or four more acceptances by mid next week. Denman said he would serve out of obligation while steering two large Missouri farms and livestock holdings.
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Iames G. Stone
Kentucky
C. B. Denman
Missouri
Carl Slants
Landers
Btone
Frank O. Lowson
Dunel
Bil Honger
Stone
James C
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Eyborn
Richmond
Iirentork Farms
Burley Tobacco Grower'e
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Inna
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Lauraville
Farmers’ Cooperative
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Willams
Sai ‘Williams
Catl
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Oklahoma
Indiana
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Colerate
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American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Southwest Whert Growers’ Association
American Agricultural Editors
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St, Louis
Chas .B. Denman
Forny Iby
Hooverne
Federal Farm Bord
Berman
Jaser
Arma
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Oregon County
Producers’ Livestock Commission
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Missourian
Agriiculture
Arthur M. Hyda
Hoover
Denman
Farmington
Vlalt
Ann’s Love Letters Read As Evidence in Balm Suit
In Chicago on June 26 a breach of promise suit pits Tulsa beauty Ago Livingston against Franklin S. Hardinge, a 62-year-old pencil sharpener maker, over Ann’s letters and romantic exchanges. The defense argues Ann was the aggressor, citing intimate notes sent from Chicago to Tulsa and mentions of debt and marriage. The case centers on whether the love letters prove fault and breach in the alleged engagement and desertion.
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Chicago
Franklin S. Hardinge
Wan
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Harttage
Jane
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Suniel
Hig
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Air Instructor Saves As Student Is Killed
MITCHEL FIELD June 26 Lieutenant Maxwell Balfour survived a midair fire during a training flight at 2000 feet while teaching Corporal Elmer Berry. Berry was critically injured and burned. Balfour sustained superficial burns. An endurance plane had fallen nearby hours earlier injuring aviator Viola Gentry.
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Maxwell Balfour
Codny
Elmer Berry
Berry
Balfour
Lni Jack
Two Army Planes Crash in Riverside Killing Two
Riverside California June 2 two Army airmen Lieut William Plummer and Cadet Cyrite Wallace were killed when their plane collided with another during takeoff at March Field. The tail section collapsed and the craft crashed to the ground. Both victims died without time to jump.
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William CO. Plummer
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Bummer
Cades Lepag
Plumner
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Air Romance Ends in Fatal Plane Crash Rivalry Toll
At Roosevelt Field New York United Fuel gas case also moves on. A private endurance flight turned tragic when a rival plane crashed in fog killing Jansen and Uldrich or injuring Ja Gentry amid blood transfusion efforts. The UFG rate decision raises domestic bills and caps industrial charges in multiple counties.
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Vinta
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Walter Bishop
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Hawks Set New Transcontinental Flight Marks at Roosevelt Field
Captain Frank Hawks landed at Roosevelt Field after a record breaking east to west flight in 17 hours 42 minutes beating the prior 18 hour 22 minute mark. He also set a west to east record in 19 hours 10 minutes. Crowds exceeding 400 welcomed him as floodlights stayed lit through the night. He credited excellent weather and was unharmed after a minor wing tip collision with a fence on landing.
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Hawke Arived
Hawks
Wip
Los Angeles
Homt
Idgninuten Pere
Roosevelt
Met
Figit
Morehhan
New York
School Head Acquitted On Misconduct Charges
Huntington June 2 The Huntington School Board acquitted C b L Wright superintendent of schools of personal misconduct charges brought by taxpayer H Ettingham. Board ruled evidence failed to support the charges after testimony at a hearing from Mrs FC Payne Mrs A G Spurlock and from Nichola Negreas. Wright’s counsel said the charges stem from partisan politics and personal animus.
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C. B L. Wright
Huntington School
H. Ettingham
Wright
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BfGngham
Bobrt
Ford Prefers Working Men Between Ages of 35 and 60
Ford says he should prefer the chair to weave a plogen and hire an experienced workforce aged 40 and over. He argues endurance favors older men, that younger workers leave for tougher jobs, and that many midlife workers gain valuable experience. He notes age is not simply years but a background of work.
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Philadelphia
Jiny Ladies Home Journal
Tariff Will Have 49 Versions Says Will
Beverly Hills Calif June 4. The tariff debate shows 49 versions after states’ needs split the plan. A member notes 48 states plus North and South California differing raises creating 49 distinct forms.
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Vinna
Calt
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