Chang Tso-Lin leaves Peking as pile up for power shifts
Chang Tso-Lin the northern warlord departs Peking by special train to Mukden after two years in the capital. He leaves with a small retinue and guards, urging order under Wang Shi Chen as elder leaders assume control. The transfer signals a peaceful occupation of the sector amid Nationalist pressure and troop withdrawals.
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Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Feking
Mukden
Manchuria
Chang
China
Feng Yu-Hsiang
T Peasants
Yen Hsi-Shan
Shansi
Wang Shi
Chen
Wang
Fang
Yén
Pekin
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Wang Yu-Ting
Associated Press
Nanking
Yen-Shan Fu
Chung- Tu
Jenghiz Khan
Kublai Khan
Yenking
Young-Lo
Slayer Refuses Plea in Dorothy Sielagowski Case
In Toledo Judge Milroy governs a mute response from Charles Hoppe 26 accused of killing Dorothy Sielagowski age one. Hoppe refused to plead and trial is slated for June 25. Jury panel names include thirty three women. Sheriff Emmett returned him to jail as Mrs Hoppe petitioned for access to his paycheck.
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Hoppe
Milroy
Charles Emmett
Chestnut Roasters Lose Street Rights in Vienna
In Vienna on June 2 an unusually cold spell prompted a street debate between the Chestnut Roasters Union and the Ice Cream Venders Guild over selling rights. The ice cream guild prevailed, denying chestnut sales on the streets.
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Blizzard
Vienna
Austria
Three Gunmen Rob Bishop Hartzell in Blue Ash Home Invasion
After a 24 hour search deputies and county police failed to catch three men who robbed 86 year old Bishop Hartzell at his Madisonville road home in Blue Ash. They bound tortured him for valuables and fled with $15 a watch and chain. Mrs Betzer alerted aid from a local garage owner and a Norwood man.
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Joseph C. Hartzell
Madisonville Road
Blue Ash
Hartzell
Africa
Flora Botear
Ex-wife of Mellon granted divorce in Reno court
Nora Lee of Litchfield Conn formerly Nora McMullen daughter of the Dublin brewing founder married Andrew Mellon in 1900 at his estate in England. They separated and divorced in 1912. She then wed Harry A Lee in 1923. The Reno decree cites mutual cross complaints including nagging and failure to provide.
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Reno
Nora Lee
Litchfield
Conn
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Harry A. Lee
New Yom
Lee
Nora McMullen
David K. Bruce
Washington, D. C
Wall Street Opposes Hoover as Smith Finances Rise
The Senate presidential campaign committee reports Wall Street sentiment against Hoover while New York fund tallies show Alfred E. Smith's supporters contributing 105,852 with total receipts around 121,791. George W. Olvany of Tammany asserts the society is purely patriotic and nonpolitical, noting its 100 year history and links to George Washington.
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New York
Senate
Tammany Society
Alfred E. Smith
Wall Street
Hoover
Smith
George R. van Namee
Percy Strauss
R. H. Macy & Co
Lewis
F. Strauss
Strauss
200 Million Dollar Wholesale Drug Merger Begun
New York reports the nation’s largest wholesale drug merger is under negotiation with assets over 200 million dollars. Sixteen companies across major cities, including Saxon and Gallagher in Kansas City and Gibson and Snow, are involved. The deal aims to counter chain drug stores and mirrors recent retail consolidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Ixteen Companies
Saxon & Gallagher Wholesale Drug Company
Kansas City
Gibson & Snow Company
United Drug-Sterling Products Company
Drug, Inc
Minnie Rosenberg Fights Robbery To Save Payroll Money
Miss Minnie Rosenberg 21 of Brooklyn fought to keep $862 payroll cash from four robbers in a Grand Street assault. She clung to a car door as Patrolman Kuntz arrived and recovered the money after a tense chase through East Side streets.
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Laurence Stern
New York World News
New York
Minnie Rosenberg
Brooklyn
East Side
Miss Rosenberg
Morris
Hudson Street
State Bank
Grand Street
Grand
Ludlow
Essex
William A. Kuntz
Collers Auto
Kuntz
Editor Faces Backlash as Lindbergh Controversy Grows
Amarlo readers split over Gene Howe editorial criticizing Lindbergh while crowds greeted him. San Diego reports say Lindbergh avoids crowds to protect public safety, fearing propeller accidents, with guards complicating field access.
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San
Diego
Cal
Col. Lindbergh
Lone Eagle Mahoney Field
America
Preller
B. F. Mahoney Aircraft Corporation
Italian Flyers Break World Endurance Record
Two Italian aviators Capt. Ferrarin and Maj. Delphre flew a Savoi a Marchetti 64 from Montecello to Nettuno and Santa Marinella along the Tyrrhenian coast, setting a new endurance record of over 58 hours. The flight used A 22 Fiat motors, smoke signals, lights, and a radio link, with observers from Italian and French aero clubs. The crew endured in a heated cabin with tea and camomile to sustain nerves.
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Rome
Ario Ferra
P. del
Nettuno
Santa Marinella
Tyrrhenian
Montecello
S@iffson
Eadis Stiftson
George W. Haldeman
Jacksonville
Fla
Maj
Ferrarin
Carlo P. Delphrete
Stinson
Hal
Two Negroes Taken From Officers In Louisiana
Mob fury erupts anew as deputies fleeing Vernon Parish move Lee and Dave Blackman from Rapides officers toward Shreveport. The brothers were seized near Boyce and shot after a roadblock and gunfire. Sheriff Turner and the coroner vow a vigorous investigation.
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Louisiana
Boyce
J. Frank Phillips
William Blackman
Phillips
Lee
Dave
Blackman
Rapides Parish
Shreveport
Vernon Parish
Leesville
Turner
Downs
Rapides
Blackman Brothers
Sere
Bus Smashes Gem Ring From Woman on Arlington
Mrs. Catherine Stein of 1875 Walker street suffered how a Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton bus struck her hand as she prepared to board a Fort Clark streetcar. A ring with a small diamond and four sapphires worth 275 dollars was knocked from its setting and scattered on Arlington street and Spring Grove avenue but could not be recovered after a police search.
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Catherine Stein
Walker Street
Arlington Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Fort Clark Street
Cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Mrs. Stein
Triple slaying in the Jack Fork Mountains reported
In a remote sector of the Jack Fork Mountains fifty miles southeast of M A Lester Oklahoma a triple slaying was revealed. Victims include Myrtle Lee Jackson fifteen wife of Ed Jackson and two of his children Orvil sixteen and Abbie ten. Ed Jackson had been missing since last Tuesday. A moonshine still was found by county officers while probing the case.
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M’alester
Okla
Jack Fork Mountains
Here
Myrtle Lee Jackson
Ed Jackson
Orvil
Abbie
Jackson
Anti-War Pact Brings America to Peage Greed
Defense strategy and renunciation are set to be defined during pourparlers. The notes aim to clarify bellicose rights of world powers while exploring amplification of plans for pacification and potential diplomatic paths.
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America
Kellogg Proposal and the Question of War Renunciation
Norman Angell analyzes the Kellogg proposals noting the radical shift for a nation born in war to renounce war and the ambiguity around defense. He considers the treaty’s potential to prompt follow-on steps and the meaning of self defense within a nascent international federation. He weighs whether the move is meaningful and what it governs for future security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Kellogg
League
Blamed three year old for fire at Montreal home
In Montreal on June 2 a mother told Fire Commissioner Quinn that her three year old son, a cigarette smoker, caused a Wednesday fire that damaged her parents' home. The mother and father had failed to stop the child's smoking and an insurance representative warned that insurers won't protect owners who allow such behavior.
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Montreal
Henry Lamarche
Quinn
Tornado Derails Canadian Pacific Train in Quebec
A tornado sweeping from Pike River to Mystic struck a Canadian Pacific local train between Stanbridge and Bedford in Quebec. One man died, nine were injured including the victim’s wife and Rev Es taithe Breault. Coaches were derailed and scattered, while the locomotive stayed on track.
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Stanbridge
Quebec
Canadian Pacific
Bedford
la Pointe
Montreal
Estaithe Breault
Sherbrooke Theological School
Pike River
Sprinkling Liquor On Body of Departed Friend Held Legal
In Columbus Ohio Judge Charles M. Rogers ruled it is legal to sprinkle a dead body with liquor during farewell rites even if a widow objects. Daniel Bergin poured whisky on Robert Lee Fergusson's coffin. the widow sued for damages but the court held no property right or right to damages over the body.
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Amarillo
Tex
Gene Howe
Amarillo Globe
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
The
Globe
Pollcc¢E
Howe
Ed Jione
Atchison, Kan
Lindbergh
Paris
Columbus, CO
Charles M. Rogers
Common Pleas Court
Robert Lee Fergusson
Daniel Bergin
Bergin
Rogers
Boy Shot During Store Robbery Dies in Hospital
Leonard Jarrell age 14 of Kenova West Virginia died in a Portsmouth Ohio hospital after being shot by Louis Hyland during a robbery at the A. J. Hyland store near Franklin Furnace eighteen miles from Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Leonard Jarrell
Kenova
W. Va
Louis Hyland
A. J. Hyland
Franklin Furnace
Woman Dies in Auto Mishap at East Liverpool
In East Liverpool Ohio on June 2 194?, Mrs Lawrence McDevitt 40 was killed when their car overturned near here. Her husband and daughter Elizabeth 16 escaped with minor injuries.
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East Liverpool
Boy Hunter Arrest in Central Park West Shooting
Six year old Reuben Lounes from South Carolina fired a .22 rifle in Central Park West near 105th Street. Hoboken resident Geranino Garcia was treated for a superficial neck wound. Lounes was arrested for religious assault at Arsenal Precinct. Garcia recovered after tetanus antitoxin.
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New York World News Service
New York
Reuben Lounes
South Carolina
Central Park West
105Th Street
Geranino Garcia
Hoboken
Roosevelt, Hospital
Reuben
Arsenal Precinct
Bell
Garcia
Lounes
Leunés
Roosevelt Hospital
Fort
Suspended Guards Tied To Liquor Smuggling Plot
Eight United States Customs Guards on duty at the Chelsea piers were suspended after federal agents investigated alleged collusion with liquor smugglers. Investigators say guards accepted up to ten dollars per case to let liquor reach shore from foreign liners.
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New York
United States Customs
Chelsea Piers
Treasury
Department
Washington
Auieee
Taft Named Hoover Floor Leader for National Convention
Robert A. Taft of Cincinnati has been slated as floor leader for Her bert Hoover at the Republican National Convention. Hoover aides confirm the selection pending formal sanction as Kansas City gathers Hoover loyalists. Taft’s Ohio record and Taft name bolster the move with Walter F. Brown aiding Taft’s leadership.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Herbert Hoover
Taft
Hoover
Kansas City
James W. Good
Iowa
George B. Lockwood
Ohio
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Department of Commerce
Theodore E. Burton
Hoover High Command
George Akerson
McNab to Place Hoover Name in Nomination at Republican Convention
James W. Good says John L. McNab of California will place Herbert Hoover's name in nomination at the Republican National Convention in Kansas City. McNab, Palo Alto neighbor of Hoover, gained fame as U S district attorney in San Francisco during the Diggs Caminetti case and is noted as a strong orator.
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Hoover
Kansas
James W. Good
Herbert Hoover
John L. McNab
California
McNab
Palo Alto
Wilson
United States
San Francisco
McReynolds
Diggs- Caminetti
A. Caminetti
William Jennings Bryan
Republicans Prepare for Battle at Kansas City Convention
Washington reports bitter factional strife as the Republican camp gathers for the national convention near Kansas City. Hoover faces a field of rivals led by Lowden, with farm interest delegates pressuring for a candidate who can carry the West.
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Kansas City
Washington
Hoover
Commerce
Lowden
Winds
Coolidge
Corn
Wheat Belt
West
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Umberto Nobile
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Mossel Bay
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New Philosophy of International Life
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