Monarchists Push Monarchy as Hindenburg Backers Split Germany
In Berlin royalist supporters urge restoring the monarchy as the Nationalist camp splits between conservative republicans and pro-Hohenzollern factions. Reichstag member Keverling calls for a plebiscite while some fear international fallout, noting Hindenburg’s pledge to the republic.
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Wilhelm
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Deutsch Zeitung
Friedrich Keverling
Reichstag
Republic
Reichstags
Loebe
Voy Hindenburg
Perdicaris Dead in England After Rasuli Captivity
Ion Perdicaris the American citizen who was once seized by Raisuli Morogean bandit in 1904 died in England. The incident prompted U S government action and naval pressure on the Sultan of Morocco leading to his release with Cromwell Carley.
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Associated Press
NEAW
Raisuli
Roosevelt
Perdicaris
Morocco
Cromwell Carley
Tangier
Chinese General Killed in Opium Conflict at Mukden HQ
General Li Kwei Yuen chief of staff of the First Mukden Army was killed after a quarrel at Mukden Army headquarters Cha-Pei Shanghai. Cheng Que Fui and Yuen Chi Fu were seriously wounded as officials debated the local opium traffic. Li reportedly leapt from a window to escape being shot.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Li Kwei Yuen
Mukden
Cheng Que Fui
Yuen Chi Fu
Mukden Army
Cha-Pei
Credit Men Open Central Division Office in Chicago
The Associated Credit Men announce opening of central division offices in Chicago tomorrow as part of a $1,600,000 fund to investigate commercial fraud and questionable bankruptcy. Frank W. Hill named chief of the central division.
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Cresdit Sleuths
Chicago
Fional
Credit Men
Central Division
Credit Justice Department
Frank W. Hill
Danish Prince Fights Rifis in Morocco Adventure
Paris dispatch profiles Count of Rosenberg Ange of Denmark, once Prince Ange, now in the Foreign Legion since 1923. He quit the Danish Royal Guards after bank loss and an arranged marriage, and funds a Rabat villa with less than $100 a month while serving a five year term in Coimbat's column.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Morocco
Count of
Rosenberg
Ange
Denmark
Foreign Legion
Coimbat
Rabat
Rage
America
N. Y
Peace Pickets Jeered At Nyack Church Meeting
More than a dozen Women’s Peace Union members picketed the Reformed Church in Nyack New York distributing antiwar leaflets. Congregation members including ex service men jeered hissed and drove away the protesters.
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New York World News Service
Nyack, N Y
Women’s Peace Union
Reformed Church
Citizens’ Military Training
War Department
Blauvelt
N. Y
Gilbert W. Crawford
American Legion
Nyack
W. R. Page
Edwina Stanton Babcock
Carolina Lexow Babcock
Clarence S. Lexow
Esther van Slyke
Vassar
Clara Shanfelt
Alice Parsons
the World Tomorrow
Walter Tomkins
Stony Point
Neele
Ross
Two Gonfest Plot to Kidnap Mary Pickford Foiled
Los Angeles police say two truck drivers and an automobile salesman plotted to kidnap actress Mary Pickford for a $200,000 ransom. They were arrested with confessions, and two pistols were found as potential evidence.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Robin Hood
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
A. J. Wood
C. Z. Stevens
Wood
Stevens
E. L. Doheny
Pola Negri
Jackie Coogan
Pickford
Claude A. Holcombe
Ers
Beverly Hills
Hollywood
Riffian troops desert amid French Rif clash near Uazan
French forces report success in subduing a Rif uprising around Uazan in Spanish Morocco. Large contingents and loot disputes hindered Rifian campaigns toward Fez and Taza as tribesmen resist Abd el Krim orders. In Bibane 509 men surrendered, including 22 Europeans, after a bitter battle.
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Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Uazan
Berizeruel
Machizo
Bibane
Fez
Abd-él-Krim
Aitkamara
Kifane
Taza
Kak 3
French and Moors hold amid standstill in FEZ theater
In May 31 dispatches major offensives by French and Moors pause after local raids. French evacuate zone north of Ouergha River except Bibane and Tacunat. Moors raid abandoned French territory, seize livestock, press tribesmen to join Abd el Krim. Riffians dig in along evacuated blockhouse line, show wish to resume offensive.
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Associated Press
Fez
Ouergha River
Bibane
Tacunat
Moore
Abd-el-Krim
British and French Differences Over Security Pact, View Divides
London reports show British belief the French aim to mislead about Britain and France diverging on a German security pact. Briand’s draft note is central as Paris pushes tougher lines while Britain rejects entanglement and seeks to avert war, shaping a disputed path at Geneva.
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Briand
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
France
Britain
Germany
Poland
Rhine
Paris
League of Nations
League Council
Geneva
Sovran
Y. World News Service
Y. World Press’ Pub, Co
Mystery fire kills banker in Chicago apartment
Wealthy broker R Parsons and his wife and James King a patrolman were injured as fire raged in the Parsons apartment. King testified Parsons drove away earlier and returned to the blaze. Neighbors reported Parsons and his wife talking outside before the fire. Parsons, born in Union City Michigan, was 40.
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Chicago
Ofeo R. Parsons
Parsons
Katherine Wyeth
New York
James King
King
Union City
Mich
Bronx teacher dies during war memorial unveiling
Owen F. Dolen, 62, a longtime Westchester Bronx educator, collapsed and died from a heart attack after delivering a seven year waited speech at a war memorial unveiling. Park Commissioner Hennessy presided as Major General John F. O’Ryan and Borough President Brugginkner spoke to about 3000 attendees.
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New York World News Service
New York
Owen F. Dolen
Westchester
Bronx
Westchester Square
Joseph P. Hennessy
Mr. Dolen
Twentyseventh Division
Bruggkner Annd
Three Die After Old Plane Crashes in Florida
In Florida near Hialeah three men Hugh Beckett Wallace Ford and Harold Ibach were killed when an old German aircraft diving from about 500 feet crashed. Charles Tuttle the mechanic was badly injured but is expected to recover. Beckett and Ford had chartered the plane for a tour of their property near Okeechobee and Ocala.
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Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Hugh Beckett
Wallace Ford
Harold Ibach
Charles Tuttle
Beckett
Ford
Okeechobee
Ocala
Honor student dons overalls to work as a bricklayer
William Leider, Columbia philosophy major and Phi Beta Kappa gold key recipient, will don white overalls and work as a union bricklayer for the summer. He has earned his tuition by bricklaying in past summers, continuing a family bricklaying tradition that began after a pogrom in Kishineff.
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Associated Press
New York
William Leider
Columbia
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Leider
Leiders
Kishneff
Russia
America
William
Landru said to haunt minds with black art theory
Paris reports Maurice Pelletier claims ten Landru victims may still live under altered memories and personalities after hypnotism. He calls Landru a magnetizer and notes no bodies or murder evidence were found while a judge who pursued the case died soon after.
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Alfred Mesqworth
New York World
Paris
Bluebeard
Landru
Maurice Pelletier
Pelletier
Morc Giafferi
Bonin
Solicitor General
Cupone
N. Y
World News Service
World Press Pub
Nab First Ram Ship Near Atlantic City
The two masted auxiliary schooner William A Morse was captured fifteen miles off Atlantic City by two Coast Guard patrol boats. Nine crew members were taken to New York under guard. Captain Marco Menella of Brooklyn admitted the ship was a rum runner bought from the government for $600 and used for fishing. Hearing set for tomorrow at the Customs House.
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Associated Press
New York
William A. Morse
Coast Guard
Atlantic City
Marco Menella
Brooklyn
Mepella
Customs House
Two drown at Riverside and Little Miami in heatwave
In a Cincinnati heat wave two men died while swimming. Escoe C. McKay 19 of Spades Indiana drowned in the Ohio River near Mt Echo Riverside. Gordon Struble 22 of 3049 Cleanview Avenue drowned in the Little Miami River after attempts by companions and rescue crews. Struble was a cousin of Judge Stanley Struble.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Griffith
O. York
McKay
York
Fire Department
Amerald Place
East End
Stribe
Miam
Rrieden
West
Strile
Stanley Struble
Common Pleas Court
Struble
Emerald@ Athletic Club
Claude McKay
Spades
Ind
Drowns While Swimming at Four Mile Creek Near Hamilton
Donald P. Ross fourteen year old son of Harry Ross of 344 Sou Eleventh street Hamilton drowned while swimming with a party of boys in Four Mile Creek on the Truster farm five miles north of Hamilton on the Eaton pike. He was a Hamilton High School freshman. Companions Gerald Bayney Z Richard Hare Paul Fulmer and others were present as cramps struck. Three older youths recovered his body and he was taken to Mercy Hospital. He is survived by his father mother two sisters and five brothers.
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Donald P. Ross
Hamilton
Mes Baker
Mercy Hospital
Greensburg
Greenville
Arrivat Mercy Hospital
Frank Duffiey
Schenck’s Crossing
Dixie Highway
Michael Klein
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
M. J. Sharkey
Richmond
Willow Branch
Lugian Collins
Frank Clark
Edward Russell
William Oldham
Mr. Howell
McGonigle’s
Butler County
Schenck’s
Elizabeth Lamke
Front
High Street
Paul Hardy
M. & EB. Canal
Selby
Middletown
Kelly
Matilda
Mussolini May Resign As Leader To D Annunzio
London reports Mussolini, gravely ill, plans to step aside as fascist leader and hand power to Gabriele d Annunzio. Diplomatic circles cite the poet hero's magnetism and energy as a possible path to dictatorial influence amid health concerns.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Mussolini
Italy
Gabriele d'Annunzio
d’Annunzio
N. World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Murderess ends life by fire in jail cell
Mrs Alexander Norbert 51 confessed killer of her husband died in county jail after setting fire to her bedding. Guards extinguished flames. she died in hospital from inhalation and burns. She had murdered her husband with an ax weeks earlier and had asked repeatedly for matches, now under investigation.
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Springfield
Exander Norbert
Norbert
Broadway Temple Becomes New Yorks First Skyscraper Church
New York City secured its first skyscraper church as Broadway Temple directors underwrote the remaining funds to complete a $2,000,000 campaign. Rockefeller Jr set a pledge condition of $1,750,000 from others, with the deadline by June 1.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Broadway Temple
John OD. Rockefeller, Jr
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth poses for beauty cream ad
Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth wife of the Speaker-designate has sat for a portrait to be used in a well known beauty cream advertisement. The $5,000 from the contract will go to her daughter Paulina who was born about three months ago.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Trifling leads to shooting death in Covington
Mary Duncan, 22, is jailed after a quarrel over Rader, 21, who was shot and wounded in Covington, Kentucky, with doctors performing surgery to remove the bullet. Duncan says she acted during a struggle over a revolver as Rader allegedly trifled with other women.
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Harry Rader
West Twenty Second Street
Covington
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Mary Duncan
Scott Boulevard
Herman Ricken
Harry Haines
John Curt
Iner
Rader
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Delaware Bible Law to Be Contested by ACLU
The American Civil Liberties Union announced it will test in court the Delaware law requiring Bible reading in public schools and colleges as soon as a willing parent or teacher steps forward. Distinguished counsel offered services, aiming to challenge the law as unconstitutional and safeguard religious freedom. The 1923 act allowed Lord's Prayer only and penalized teachers for noncompliance, risking fines and certificate forfeiture.
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New York World News Service
New York
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Delaware
Clarence B. Skinner
Injured Couple in Auto Crash Near Manchester Ohio
Mr and Mrs Otto Dahl aged 31 suffered injuries when their car veered east of Manchester Ohio struck a pole and overturned. Mrs Elsie Dahl fractured skull and her husband Otto was bruised as they rode along Grand Avenue and Liberty Street in Price Hill before hospital admission at General Hospital.
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Otto Dahl
Elsie Dahl
Grand Avenue
Liberty Street
Price Hill
Dahl
Manchester
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Deo R. Parsons
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Wimmer
E. C. McKay
Ohio River
Little Miami
Gordon Struble
N.Y
Mrs. Longworth
AD OF Beauty
Nicholas Longworth
Uovington Billhoot
Duffidy
Herschel C. Hutchens
Donald Hutchens
Margaret Hutchens
Gladys Hutchens
Martha Wilson
Greenfield
David Hutchens
Big Four Railroad
Everett Howell
James Shatem
James Wilson
Shafer
Delaware School Bible Law
Liberties Union
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