Paris Aroused Over German Evacuation Request
Paris fears Germany may seek reduced Allied troops in the Rhine and even full evacuation, arguing under the Versailles terms if Berlin meets commitments in fifteen years. French nationalists worry as debate shifts to enforcement and financing while Dawes plan compliance is cited.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
London
Germany
League of Nations
Reich
League
Council
France
Mayence
Lorrain Beach
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
San Francisco Fire Devastates Ewing Field Area
A twilight league baseball game spark ignited a blaze at Ewing Field and 35 to 40 fires spread across thirty blocks. Twelve buildings burned across the street and another warehouse lost hemp worth 100000 dollars. Mayor Rolph called it the worst since 1906.
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San Francisco
Ewing Field
James Rolph, Jr
Ewing Park
Twelve Syrians Arrested in North Carolina Fraud Plot
Norfolk report states twelve Syrians arrested on charges of using the mails to defraud in a million-dollar scheme. Stores with near identical names allegedly shipped merchandise to hundreds of wholesale buyers, with bills sent to old customers for goods not ordered. Officials expect further arrests as the inquiry widens to Wisconsin.
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Norfolk
Post Office
North Carolina
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wisconsin
HIKING FASTER ON WAY FROM CHICAGO TO N Y
George Hasler Johnston continues his thirty day fast walking from Chicago to New York. He stopped in Kendallville for a half hour rest and aims to cover about forty miles today despite a fifty mile dirt road detour. His doctor says he remains in excellent health despite a twelve pound weight loss.
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New York World News Service
Kendalline
Ind
George Hasler Johnston
Chicago
New York
Waterloo
Johnston
Peter Lersch
Thieves Take $34,250 Payroll From Bus Near Nashville
Two men in a dilapidated touring car robbed a mail bus carrying a $34,250 payroll for the DuPont Bayon Co at Old Hickory near Nashville. The payroll was insured and being moved from the Federal Reserve Branch in Nashville to the Old Hickory branch.
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Nashville
Tenn
duPont Bayon Company
Old Hickory
Federal Reserve Branch Bank
Fourth and
First National Bank of Nashville
Belleau Wood memorial dedicated in Cook County
War veterans of the Second Division gather in a forest preserve near Chicago for the dedication of a new Belleau Wood memorial to fallen members of the Fighting Second from World War I. Maj. Gen. Lejeune Maj. Gen. Harbord and Lieut. Col. Hanford MacNider participate in the ceremony.
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Chicago
Belleau Wood
Cook County Forest Preserve
Belleau “Wood
John A. Lejeune
Marine Corps
James
Charleston Welcomes Blossom Expedition Return From Two and a Half Years
The schooner Blossom, returning to Charleston after two and a half years at sea, brought 4000 plus plant and animal specimens to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Captain George Finley and his crew, including W Kenneth Caylee, charted islands and collected birds in Africa.
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Charleston
S. C
Blossom
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
George Finley
Cleveland
Charles Darwin
Africa
Martinas
South Atlantic
Brazil
Blossom Island
Dom Pedro Segundo
Titta Vanzetti
Washington
Fernando Noronha
South Atlantic Ocean
St. Helena Island
Fernandez de Moronha
Barbers Seek New Title as Chirotonser Era Dawns
The Illinois United Master Barbers Association, at its Aurora convention, debated a new name for the profession to reflect modern shops and refined clients. Proposals include chirotonser and dermatician as ambassadors of dignity, while ambidexterity tips and bobbed hair trends were discussed.
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New York
Illinois United Master Barbers’ Association
Aurora
Chiigtonser
L. E. McIilvain
Chicago
Associated Master Barbers of America
Mexicans Seize Canadian Rum Running Vessel Off San Diego
Mexican Fish Commission reports that a Canadian steamship named Tecate was seized off the Coronado Islands while attempting to land 1,000 cases of whisky for smuggling into San Diego. The vessel was towed to Ensenada with a crew of fifteen placed in custody and the whisky confiscated.
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San Diego
Cal
Coronado Islands
Mexican Fish Commission
Fecate
British Columbia
California
Ensenada
Lower
Cuartel
Coast Guard
Tamarca É
Vaughan
Jamaica
Cortez Banks
St. Nicholas Island
Yosians Talk Of Ghaist On Hike
Readers recount a weekend of nature outings by the Yosians and allied clubs. Trails near Manhattan and Long Island featured wildflowers, birds, shells, and fossil finds as members explored Palisades Park, Pelham Bay, Inwood Caves, and other sites.
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Yosians
Ghaist
New York World News Service
Will S. Monroe
Green Mountain Club
Couching Lion Farm
Long Trail
Vermont
Adirondack Mountain Club
Shawangun Mountains
Johnny Draper
Eleanor Carroll
Thendara
Inkowa Club
Greenwood Lake
Torrey Botanical Club
F. J. Seaver
Elmsford
B. T. Butler
Haines Falls
Yramp
Frank Place
Shawangun
Lucille Jacobson
Sterling Forest
Ramblers
Edward Bursht
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Westchester Trails
Walter Randolph
Baltimore
Mt. Washington
Red Triangle
Washington
W. B. Coulter
Delecartia Reservoir
Prairie Club
Chicago
River Grove
River Forest
Tremont
Wild Flower Preservation Society
American Fern Society
New York Bird and Tree Club
Federated Garden Clubs of
Pelham Bay Park
Orchard Beach
Hunters Island
Bob White
Sophie Efros
Alice Gilbert
Herbert Spencer Zim
Mrs. Steele
Long Island
Twin Island
McPherson Reported Seen in Canada Proved False
Los Angeles officials and followers briefly believed Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson was located in Edmonton Canada after Edmonton police cleared the sighting. The renewed $25,000 reward remains, while investigators persist that she likely drowned after disappearing at Santa Monica Beach.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Edmonton
Canada
Angelus Temple
Santa Monica Beach
McPherson
California
Minnie Kennedy
The
Mrs. McPherson
Herman Cline
San Francisco
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Ormiston
Cline
See England First debate sparks mixed British opinion
In London a new See England First movement draws criticism from Britons abroad. A Times letter argues holidays abroad restore health and vigor and offer better value and amenities than staying at home. Major Coke notes hotel lighting flaws that force guests out of bed to switch off lights.
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New York
World News Service
London
England
the Times
A. J. Coke
Major Coke
Vienna Child Prodigy Nils Christian Nilson Shines
In Vienna on June 5 six year old Nils Christian Nilson son of composer Christian Nilson impressed audiences as the Italian boy in Hofmannsthal Christina's Home Journey earning the nickname Jackie Coogan Number Two. The young performer displays a precocious wit and bright repartee.
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Vienna
Nils Christian Nilson
Christian Nilson
Hofmannstal
Christina
Jackie Coogan
Niles
Divers mend sunken submarine hull amid rough seas
New London Conn June 5 divers braved tempestuous Atlantic conditions to seal gaps in the stern of the sunken submarine 8 61 and prevent a setback to navy plans to raise the craft. Navy officials prepared for a Monday attempt aided by pontoons and buoyancy to position the hull for surfacing.
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New York World News Service
New London
Elisberg
Lena the Candy Bruin Watches for Tourists
In Glacier National Park Montana Big Lena the bear returns each spring to stalk the Granite Park chalets as summer crowds arrive. Rangers report she gorges on candy feeding from tourists and hikers drawing her to the chalet area where guards spike the roofs to deter her.
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New York World News Service
Glacier Park
Mont
Lena
Glacier National Park
Granite Park
Father Uses Gas to Kill Family of Four in Everett
In Everett Washington a family of four the Crossen Thayer 49 his wife Norline 47 son James 22 and daughter Cornelia 16 were found dead on the second floor from asphyxiation. Gas flowed from an unscrewed main on the first floor and officials say Thayer turned on the gas.
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Everett
Wash
Crossen Thayer
Norline Thayer
James
Cornelia
Thayer
Quiet Day Spent by Helen Wills
Paris June 5 Helen Wills rests in the American Hospital. Latest bulletins report her condition satisfactory as Mrs Wills visits her daughter. Suzanne Lenglen, her rival, expresses sympathy and hopes to meet again next year despite her illness.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News
Paris
Helen
N. Y
Paris Brigands Steal 50 Pigs
On a June night a gang in Paris stole fifty hogs from a city slaughter yard driving away in a motor lorry. Municipal workers rounded up the pigs, police pursued but did not capture the bandits.
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Paris
Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Dayton Apartments Sold by Sheriff in Public Auction
Three of Dayton Ohio's premier apartment houses were sold at public auction by Sheriff Howard E. Webster to satisfy judgments for Straus interests of Chicago totaling about 500000 dollars. Simeon J. Straws bought the Far Hills for 191733.33 and the Commodore for 188000. Southeastern Mortgage Company purchased the Chateau for 42000. The properties had been valued at 481700.
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Dayton, O
Jane
Dayton
Howard E. Webster
Straus
Chicago
Simeon J. Straws
Far Hills
Commodore
Southeastern Mortgage Company
Chateau
Ohio’s Pomerene Flags Question in Week of Politics
Ohio politics left the week without a decision on Atlee Pomerene’s candidate status for the U.S. Senate race against Frank B. Willis. Rumors and party pressure swirl around possible runs, with Allen, Locher, Gentsch and Wharton as potential rivals and dry versus wet issues likely to shape the contest.
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Columbus
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Cleveland
Frank B. Willis
Pemerene
Pomerene
Senator Willis
Willis
Florence
Allen
Simeon D. Fess
Senate
Charles Dick
Akron
Myron T. Herrick
France
SenoCave
Florence E. Allen
Pomerene Mig
Supreme Court
Virginia Darlington Green
Benator
Miss Allen
Miss Green
Supreme Judge
Independent Judicial
Truman Newberry
Michigan
Atty
Harry M. Daugherty
Pometrene
Cyrus Locher
World Court
Osage Osage Case Witness Links Hale to Murder Plot
W J Hale testified in Pawhuska Oklahoma as the uncle of Ernest Burkhart charged with the slaying of rancher W E Smith and an Osage servant. Hale, a cattleman leasing Osage County grazing land, claimed no private talks with Asa Kirby who allegedly dynamited the Smith home. He will resume testimony Monday as Burkhart denied all charges and condemned a supposed confession obtained at Gate.
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Pawhuska
Okla
W. J. Hale
Ernest Burkhart
W. E. Smith
Osage County
Smith
Hale
Oklahoma
Texas
Asa Kirby
Kirby
Kansas
Burkhart
Henry Roan
Frank Smith
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Vishnu
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N. R. Checker
Jesus
India
Margaret Shipman
Ashland Place
Y Pee
Oan Road
Jamaica Line
Diopauvent
Sen
Woman Atdmonton
Searchers
Helen Wills
Lenglen
Harry L. Davis
Davis
Thomas W. Latham
Monroeville
Deweese
Evan W. Watkins
Kenneth B. Johnson
Edward J. Hummel
Cincinnati
Walter J. Smith
Sandusky
Hamilton G. Deweese
Osage
Gabriel Snubber Sales and Service Co
M. H. Mathers
Mgr
Canal
Court & Broadway
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