France and Germany plan Rhineland troop evacuation after Young plan
Paris reports the French cabinet will decide on actions after Madrid talks. Germany and France will agree to evacuate the Rhineland soon after the Young plan takes effect, with zones one and two largely vacated and zone three to follow within years. Belgium presses its claim and bargaining continues.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Gustav Stresemann
Aristide Briana
Germany
France
Madrid
League of Nations Council
Rhineland
Briand
Cologne
Committee of Experts
Belgium
Brussels
Berlin
Lindbergh Honeymoon Secluded Amid The Missing Couple Mystery
The Lindberghs Charles A and Anne Morrow enter a seventh day since leaving Englewood New Jersey with no trace found. Rumors placed them at Sapelo Island Georgia near Howard E Coffin head of National Airway Transport but the Coffin estate denied the sighting.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Englewood
N. J
Atlantic
Pacific
Howard E. Coffin
Sapelo Island
Georgia
Coffin
National Airway Transport
Col. Lindbere
Coffin Estate
Boy Wanted for Local Help Near Oakley
A domestic help note seeks a boy residing near Oakley with preference for those in the area. A three room furnished apartment in Mt. Auburn is vacant and located one square from the car line.
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Oakley
Mt. Auburn
King George Illness At Windsor Follows Normal Course
Official notices reported no change in King George VIs condition. Lord Dawson of Penn and Sir Stanley Hewett visited the King with Dr. Martyn but did not issue a bulletin. Life at Windsor Castle continued normally while military bands played on the terrace below the Victoria Tower windows.
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George
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Sir Stanley Hewett
London
Martyn
Windsor Castle
Victoria Tower
Doctor frames murder charge as frame-up in Sutton case
Dr. Frank P. Westlake, 57, at Los Angeles jail for preliminary hearing on murder of Artesia divorcee Laura B. Sutton, claims he is the victim of a deliberate frame-up. Autopsy linked body parts to Mrs. Sutton. notes suggest faked handwriting.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank P. Westlake
Laura B. Sutton
Artesia
Wayne Jordan
Sutton
Dr. Westlake
Heflin Named Confederate Birthday Orator Marred by UDC Boycott
Jefferson Davis birthday observance in Washington was marred as most United Daughters of the Confederacy members boycotted the event to protest Senator Thomas Heflin of Alabama and refused to pay the group’s share of costs. Heflin’s speech was broadcast on WJSV, the former campaign klan station.
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Washington
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomas J. Heflin
Alabama
Heflin
WJSV
STFF
Freudians Said To Rule McCormick Case In Santa Barbara
Mrs Katherine Dexter McCormick seeks sole guardianship of her husband Stanley McCormick as court weighs Dr Edward J Kempfs Freudian treatment. Judge H S Gans in Santa Barbara overrules demurrer and questions the role of psychoanalysis in the multimillionaire’s care amid a family dispute over control.
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International Harvester McCormick
Stanley McCormick
Riven Rock
Montecito
Santa Barbara
Katherine Dexter McCormick
Edward J. Kempf
New York
McCormick
Newton D. Baker
Superior Court
H. S. Gans
Kempf
Freud
Baker
Gans
Troop C Cavalrymen Endure 14 Mile Night Ride
Thirty five members of Troop C 107th Cavalry Ohio National Guard returned to Cincinnati after a Boone County Kentucky night ride testing recon and endurance. Maj Samuel Richmond Capt Roy Green Lieut Paul Hommeyer mapped a 14 mile course near Constance with electric lamp maps and a horse ready for orders, some arriving at dawn.
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Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
Boone County
Camp Perry
Samuel Richmond
Roy. Green
Paul G. Hommeyer
Constance
Maid's sanity questioned in Szeman murder case
Cleveland June 2. Assistant prosecutor Merrick plans a thorough investigation of statements by Anna Szeman after she pleaded guilty to the slaying of Mrs Dorothy M Snyder. Grand jury delay looms as Merrick evaluates the evidence and notes from questioning. Snyder's husband Alonzo says Szeman may have been mentally unbalanced.
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Cleveland
Anna Szeman
Dorothy M. Snyder
East Cleveland
Prospect
Frank J Merrick
Stanton Addams
Ray T. Miller
Snyder
Death row widow linked to second slaying in Hebron
Mrs. Katherine Cassler, 41, formerly condemned to die for murder and freed, is held in a new homicide probe after a girl’s body found in a Hebron swamp is identified as Miss Cameo Souter. Charles Johnson, once a supposed sweetheart, says Souter was beaten by Cassler over alleged intimacy with her husband.
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Katherine Cassler
Cameo Souter
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Flyers to Hop Off Today on Nonstop Mexican Trip
New Orleans June 2 Capt Carlos Pinillos and Lieut Carlos Zegarra Peruvian goodwill flyers en route from Washington to Lima expect to take off at daybreak tomorrow on a nonstop flight to Mexico City. Pinillos said he expected the flight time to be twelve hours or less. The flyers landed here Friday.
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Carlos Pinillos
Carlos Zegarra
Washington
Lima
Mexico City
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Engagement Ends in Double Tragedy in Moorestown
Ruth Wilson 25 and her fiancée Horace Roberts 25 were found dead from self inflicted and companion gunfire in Wilson's Moorestown bedroom. Police cite Wilson's father believing Roberts killed Ruth and then shot himself. The couple, longtime sweethearts who had been engaged a year, had recently reconciled after a breakup.
Mystery Blast Wrecks Sterling Market in Dickson City
A late night explosion at Sterling Market, a two story grocer and meat store in Dickson City, injured 18 people including Joseph Sabatelli and Edward Kobostsii. Fire damaged three buildings and property loss was estimated at 50 thousand dollars as detectives probe possible dynamite or ammonia tank blast.
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Dickson City
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Joseph Sabatelli
Old Forge
Frank Krotoski
Barber
Edward Kobostsii
Mid-Valley Hospital
Thomas Morris
Joseph Pawlaski
Prohibition Cases Rise in First Half 1928 in U S Data
Department of Justice figures show 27 575 cases started in six months of 1928 versus 26 677 in 1927 with fewer fines and more years in prison. New York trends and regional shifts noted, plus a McBride radio comment on enforcement improvements.
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Judge Lindsey May Be Ousted From Practice
Amended disbarment complaint filed with the Colorado Supreme Court accuses former Juvenile Judge Ben B. Lindsey of irregular practices. The Grievance Committee alleges Lindsey took money from Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes for services as her attorney while a judge and also received further sums from Samuel Untermeyer for recommending him to Stokes.
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Ben B. Lindsey
Robert E. Winburn
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Lindsey
Colorado Bar Association
Helen Elwood Stokes
Samuel Untermeyer
Stokes
New York
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Druggist recounts five day captivity by gangsters
Mathew Zimmerman a Chicago druggist says he was taken for a ride by a gang that mistook him for another man Tortured daily with glass cuts cigarette burns and beatings he was dumped near a Hammond Ind bridge after five days of captivity The captors were Italians and a man later intervened recognizing the error
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Chicago
New York World News Service
Mathew Zimmerman
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Hammond
Ind
Matt Daly
Daly
Missing Des Moines University trustees found after weekend absence
Dr T T Shields president of the university board Miss Edith Redman secretary and E A Roberts trustee were located in Grinnell Iowa after being missing since Saturday noon They said they were away at their attorney s advice and denied leaving due to a letter claimed to be from Polk County Ku Klux Klan They noted the campus cross burning was not official. New diplomas printed to replace ones taken from the home of George Newcomb the university s business manager with 60 graduates to receive them next morning but without the trustees signatures.
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T. T. Shields
Des Moines University
Edith Redman
E. A. Roberts
Grinnell
Polk County
Ku Klux Klan
Shields
George Newcomb
H. C. Wayman
Banished Catholic Dignitaries Return to Mexican Homes
A spate of late 1920s style violence and religious policy notes are followed by reports of accidents in Ohio with multiple fatalities and injuries. Albert Oranski dies from skull fracture after a head on collision on Harrison avenue Viaduct. Motorman William Eggers and conductor Edward Breadwell report the street car incident. Another crash near Central Parkway and Vine street injures six, including J B Barksdale and Clarence Coates. The report closes with a note on Mass celebrations and border religious rites.
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Harrison Avenue Viaduct
St. Mary’s Hospital
Swing
William Eggers
Chapel Street
Edward Breadwell
Stabler Street
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West Seventh Street
Clarence Coates
Laborer Stabbed by Thugs May Die
Oscar Shipley a 38 year old laborer was stabbed by two large negro robbers early yesterday morning at Bauer and Jones streets. He was found unconscious on the sidewalk in front of his home at 418 David street and later revived briefly at General Hospital. His condition is critical with wounds to the right lung left arm and back. Police report a purse theft from a theater remains undetermined. Frank Thompson 36 of Louisville Ky is held for investigation after Miss Edith Hayes identified him as the purse thief. William Harley 25 of 316 Sycamore street was hospitalized after a neck shoulder and hand wound and could offer only vague details of the attack.
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Afo
Frank Thompson
Louisville
Koch
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Edith Hayes
Central Avenue
Star Theater
Fifth
Walnut Streets
William Harley
Joe Anderson
Cincinnati
Fourteenth
Race Streets
Resignation of Mabel Willebrandt Seen as Sagacious Stroke
Chicago dispatch reports the resignation of Mabel Willebrandt from anti saloon enforcement as a political setback. The piece describes Willebrandt’s ambition to control national prohibition enforcement and cites opposition from Attorney General J Mitchell and President Hoover. Her retirement followed blocked elevation and a political retreat.
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Mabel Willebrandt
New York World News Service
Chicago
Anti-Saloon League
The
Chicago Tribune
Hoover
Washington
Prohibition
Ciry
Church
Hoover Administration
Willebrandt
Department of Juit
J. Mitchell
Mrs. Willebrandt
White House
Coolidge
Japanese Garrison Withdrawn From Hankow
The Japanese Marine Garrison guarding Hankow's concession is withdrawn and moves to Shanghai. It is understood half will remain, while the rest proceed to Japan.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Japan
Gangster Shot Dead After Ride In Germantown
William Billie Scheer, a known gangster, was driven to a Germantown estate and shot in the head after the car halted. Police report multiple prior arrests including hold ups and a liquor charge.
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Philadelphia
William
Billie
Cincinnati Slept Cold as Warm Day Collapsed
A Cincinnati weather report notes a 31 degree drop in twelve hours from a 77 degree high Saturday to a 56 degree peak last night. Wet conditions followed with drizzle and a half inch of precipitation, bringing sudden chills and illnesses.
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