Mexican Religious Strife Ends as Pact Nears Ratification
Peace in Mexico between church and state appears arranged with Ambassador Morrow and Archbishop Ruiz credited for progress. A papal legate, possibly American and lay, may be named to ratify the settlement, reopening churches and sacraments while easing state control.
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New York World News Service
N. Y
Mexico
Rome
Vatican
Calles
Mexico City
Ambassador Morrow
United States
Morrow
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Riaz
Europe
Pope Pius
Obregon
Josgpsgasie
Seven Brubaker Children Die in Auto Train Crash
Seven Brubaker children aged 5 to 19 died when their car was struck by an Illinois Traction System interurban near Auburn, Illinois, while returning to Virden from Di version. Samuel Brubaker, 19, drove. six siblings died, along with Chester Wiley, 5.
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Springfield
Auburn
Here
Illinois Traction System
St. Louis
Doren Brubaker
Virden
Brubaker
Samuel
Mary
Calvin
Rosabelle
Ellen
Wiley
Chester
Calvin Brubaker
Diversion
Harry Wheelen
Youth Drowns After Birthday Canoe Ride at Camp Ross
Harry Leonard of 24 West McMillan street celebrated his nineteenth birthday by paddling a canoe on the Little Miami River at Camp Ross near Milford. The craft overturned and Leonard was swept away in the current while his companion William Smith 19 of 230 Calhoun street was rescued. John McHugh 17 and John Hosang 19 alerted Milford officials who could only send a doctor as no life saving squad exists. Leonard’s body had not been found by nightfall. he leaves his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Leonard Sr and two sisters Viola and Virginia.
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Harry Leonard
West
McMillan Street
Little Miami
Harry
William Smith
Calhoun Street
Camp Ross
Milford
Smith
John McHugh
Dorsey Street
John Hosang
Ash Avenue
Norwood
Leonard
McHugh
Hosang
H. H. Hill
Hill
Young Leonard
Viola
Virginia
Ruth Elder Signs Acting Contract with Paramount Studios
Ruth Elder the transatlantic aviatrix has qualified as an actress and signed a contract with the Paramount Famous Lasky Studios in Hollywood California, announced today.
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Hollywood
Cal
Ruth Elder
Paramount-Famous-Lasky Studios
Vanderbilt divorce over failure to provide and custody granted
Mrs Emily Davies Vanderbilt was granted a divorce from William H Vanderbilt in Superior Court on grounds of neglect to provide. Custody of their minor daughter Emily was awarded to Mr Vanderbilt by agreement and alimony to be settled later. The case was heard on deposition with no opposition from the husband.
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Newport
R. IL
Emily Davies Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Grace Church
New York City
Emily Davies
Southampton
Betty Barber Hupman
New York
Ten Day Marriage Ends With Suit
Natal ie Sadelfeld 18 and Joseph Sadel feld 19 eloped May 26 after four days acquaintance and were married in Newport without parental consent. The couple separated the same day and Mrs Sadelfeld seeks annulment in Common Pleas Court and restoration of her maiden name Natalie Schick.
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Natalie Sadelfeld
East Liberty Street
Joseph B. Sadefield
Tower Avenue
St. Bernard
Common Pleas Court
Newport
Henry Sadelfeld
J. A. McDonald
Army Reserve Flyer Dies After Dayton Plane Crash
Lieut. G. Clayton Fryer, 28, of Warsaw New York, an army reserve pilot, is dying in Miami Valley Hospital after his plane stalled at about 150 feet on the eastern edge of Dayton during a Wright Field training flight. Internal injuries are believed fatal.
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Dayton
Clayton Fryer
Warsaw
N. Y
Miami Valley Hospital
Fryer
Wright Field
War Department
Aviatrix faces life term after bogus check conviction
Evelyn Rosencrantz once planned an Atlantic flight but was sentenced to life in San Quentin after being convicted in Oakland of cashing a $100 worthless check. Judge Wood criticized the harsh outcome noting prior felonies and parole implications. Her formal sentence is to be announced Friday.
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Oakland
Cal
Evelyn Rosencrantz
Aviatrix
Holy City
San Quentin
Atlantic
Rosencrantz
Fred V. Wood
Arthur Antoine
Securities Lost in the Mails Reported in New York
Certificates of stock Liberty bonds and other securities valued at 105000 mailed by the Union Trust Company of Cleveland to the First National Corporation of Boston at Broadway New York were reported lost today. The securities were registered and both firms were fully insured. The insurance company began an investigation today.
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New York
Union Trust Company of
Cleveland
First National Corporation of Boston
Broadway
Insurance Company
Packard and Hupp to form $100 million car combine
New York June 5. Western interests say the Packard Motor Car Company will merge with Hupp Motor Car Corporation to create a corporation with assets over 100 million dollars. Nash Motors is also being considered. Ford and another maker bid for Briggs Manufacturing Company as an investment to reduce reliance on Fisher Body. Durant’s hand seen. Packard and Hupp stocks rise while details remain secret.
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New York World News Service
New York
Packard Motor Car Company
Hupp Motor Car Corporation
Nash Motors
Ford Motors
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Ford
General Motors
Fisher Body Company
Durant
Packard-Hupp
W. Co. Durant
Europe
Butler's Strategic Voting in Delegate Contests Analyzed
Kansas City June 5 The question of Herbert Hoover’s strength for the Republican nomination dominates delegate balloting next week as Butler’s choices in contested seats draw discussion. Butler’s ballots, sometimes against Hoover allies, shift when he votes to seat Hoover delegates, fueling charges of his Coolidge ties and potential draft moves.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Butler
President Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Excited Robber Fires Shot at Newport Butcher
John Walz 60 proprietor of a butcher shop on Ninth and Boone streets Newport was shot in the groin by an excited robber who fled the scene. Walz, seriously wounded, was aided by Dr. William A. Krieger and rushed to Speers Hospital Dayton Kentucky where his condition was stated as critical. Police reported no robbery attempt as the motive.
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John Walz
Dixie Highway
Lakeside Park
Kenton County
Ninth
Boone Streets
Newport
Walz
William A. Krieger
Washington Avenue
Krieger
Speers Hospital
Dayton
Bag Lost in War Returns Home
Alphonse Geers of 513 East Twelfth street, a Broadway patrolman, had a bag lost during the 1918 Argonne and Luxembourg march days that held his rosary and crucifix. A Duchess of Luxembourg found a bag stamped with his name and sent it to him, delivering the items yesterday.
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Argonne
Germany
Alphonse Geers
East Twelfth Street
Broadway
Geers
Fifty-fifth Company
Fifth Marines
Luxembourg
Joseph H. Polthiischneider
St. Paul's Church
Massachusetts Impeachment Vote Overwhelming for Attorney General
The Massachusetts House, in a 196 to 18 vote, moves to impeach and remove Attorney General Arthur K. Reading over gross misconduct. The action follows a committee report and centers on his acceptance of a $25,000 retainer from the Decimo Club as its affairs were under investigation.
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Boston
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Commonwealth
House
Arthur.k. Reading
Masachusetts
James Prescott
Middlesex County
Decimo Club, Inc
Rain Benefits Crops Greatly After Heavy Showers
Weather observers report substantial rainfall over three days in Cincinnati boosting farm prospects. Total rainfall reached 3.53 inches by 7:30 p.m. Monday with prior totals of .06 inch on June 3 and 1.81 inches on June 4. Forecaster W C Devereaux expects cloudy skies and possible night showers with moderate temperatures.
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W. C. Devereaux
Campaign launched by Ohioans for modification of dry law
Councilman Dixon condemns a proposed fee of 100 dollars for beer in a campaign by Ohioans for modification of the dry law. He argues the measure unfairly targets beer and would burden consumers and small sellers.
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Dixon Flays
Judge Calls For Moderation In Prohibition Fines
Ex judge and councilman denounce $100 fines for home brewed liquor as excessive and demand reduction while city considers codifying liquor offenses. City solicitor notes state law may preclude lowering the minimum and cites practical practices in Cincinnati courts. A proposed auto fraud clause sets a $200 fine and six months imprisonment for altering car numbers. The committee also backs allowing minor offenders to appear on their own recognizance. Lambasts prohibition law as moderation movement gains ground.
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Edward T. Dixon
Law Committee of City Council
Dixon
John O'Donnell
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Cincinnati
Adams Thefts and Hold Up of Two Hamilton Girls
George Bartlett eighteen of 3252 Woodford road admitted thefts of six to twenty autos during six weeks and the hold up of two Hamilton girls on Ludlow avenue. He led deputies to cars near his home and also confessed to stealing cars from Norwood. A gun and a bus driver's uniform were seized, with cooperation from multiple deputies. The case followed earlier reports of arm thefts around Cincinnati and Norwood.
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George Bartlett
Hamilton
Woodford Road
William Hochstuhl
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Hiss
Bartlett
Norwood
Hochstuhl
Ludlow Avenue
Blue Ash
J. C. Hartzell
Flora Betzger
Gus Comello
Observatory Road
James W. Pearce
Samuel Bloom
Albert Bochspiegel
Chicago Girl Is Victor in Bathing Beauty Show
Miss Ella Van Huesen of Chicago won the third annual international pageant of pulchritude in Galveston, crowning her beauty queen of the universe. She defeated forty-one entrants including contestants from Paris, Rome, Denver, Charleston, Calgary, Luxemburg, Columbus, San Antonio, Tulsa, and others.
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Galveston
Tex
Ella van Huesen
Chicago
Raymonde Allin
Paris
France
Livia Marracci
Rome
Mildred Ellene Golden
Denver
Audrey Reilley
Charleston
W. Va
Irene Hill
Calgary
Canada
Anna Freidtrich
Luxemburg
Mary Horlocker
Columbus
Anna Debrow
San Antonio
Helen Paris
Tulsa
Okla
Doctors Called to Aid Former Countess Salm
New York June 5 Mrs Arturo Peralta Ramos the former Countess Salm was gravely ill with pneumonia prompting her physician to summon three additional doctors for consultation as her condition worsened.
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New York
Arturo Peralta Ramos
Countess Salm
Ships Rush to Franz Josef Land for Italia SOS Search
The Soviet Rescue Commission ordered an expedition to Novaya Zemlya and Franz Josef Land to locate General Umberto Nobile and 17 companions after multiple reports of radio signals from the Italia. Ships Maligin and Persey will probe western Novaya Zemlya and Kromki Land with scouting aircraft when possible.
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Moscow
European Russia
Siberia
Italia
Soviet Rescue Commission
Novaya Zemlya
Franz Josef Land
Umberto Nobile
Maligin
Persey
Ar¢hangel
Murmansk
Kromki Land
Ordovsk
Tobolsk
Franzo Joseph Land
Dvinsk
Columbus Officials Tied to Liquor Conspiracy
Evidence of an alleged liquor conspiracy involving Columbus city officials and local workers will be presented to the Federal Grand Jury this week. Fronting the inquiry is Mrs. Gertrude Miller, linked to bootlegging routes once run by her husband Earnie Miller, now in Atlanta Penitentiary. Former federal agent William B. Mathews and five other bootleg gangs are also named in the investigation.
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Columbus
Federal Grand Jury
W. B. Bartells
United States Attorney
Bartels
Gertrude Miller
Earnie Miller
Atlanta
Miller
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