China Crisis Forces U S to Navigate Dual Regimes
U S diplomats face a delicate position as Northern coalition forces advance on Peiping while the Nanking government is recognized as China’s ruling authority. American Minister Nelson T. Johnson and other envoys shuttle between Nanking and Peiping to avoid backing the rival factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
China
Nanking
Peiping
Peking
Nelson T. Johnson
Nankign
Youths Propel Fire Saves As Winton Place Home Burns
Mrs. Mason Deeley, 61, owner of a rooming house at 4561 Edgemont Avenue, narrowly escaped death when a fire of unknown origin damaged her home for an estimated $9,000. Ten others escaped as well after Warren Sullivan, 20, discovered the blaze and carried Mrs. Deeley to safety amid flames. Insurance covers the loss.
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Mason Deeley
Edgemont Avenue
Winton Place
Deeley
Warren Sullivan
Mar- John Ferguson
Johnson Blames Treaty For US Cruiser Limits
Washington reports Senator Johnson refutes the London naval treaty capping U.S. cruisers, arguing Britain builds as it pleases while the United States is restricted. He notes the pact limits eight inch cruisers and blocks ships of the favored type, as the Foreign Relations Committee prepares final action.
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Washington
Johnson
Rep
Cal
Great Britain
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Togeter
Borah
Senate
London
Hoover
Watson
Indiana
Navy Admiralty
Admiralty
Simmons Loses NC Senate Bid After 29 Years
Raleigh attorney Josiah W. Bailey defeats United States Senator Fairfield M. Simmons in the North Carolina primary by a wide margin. Simmons concedes defeat and rules out running as an independent amid party splits over Gov. Smith. Bailey campaigns on reform and unity, while Simmons’ machine faces a historic setback for Southern Democrats.
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Raleigh
N. Cy
Farriifeld M. Simmons
United States
North Carolina
Gov. Smith
Josiah W. Bailey
Tommons
Simmons
Bailey
Senate
Prohibition Debate Deepens as Women Leaders Change Sides
A wave of criticism against the liquor ban grows as prominent women sociologists and reform workers abandon the prohibition cause. Virginia Murray joins others including Mrs. Oliver Harriman and Miss Martha Byrne in backing reform and broader alcohol control. The report notes renewed nationwide revulsion and shifting moral standards amid political upheaval.
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Virginia Murray
Columbus
Oliver Harriman
New York
Jacob Riis
John Grier Hibben
Princeton
Martha Byrne
Department of Correction
New York City
Sidney C. Borg
Big Sisters of
New York World News Service
Tragic Hit Skips Kill 86th Nearby Victim
A rural Newtown young woman Helen Dereisza 18 was fatally struck on the Ohio pike six miles from Mt. Carmel by a speeding hit skipp driver. She leaped from a truck at a hayride and roast party, walked into the car path, was hurled fifty feet, and died at General Hospital from a fractured skull and multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dereisza
Newtown
Ohio Pike
Mt. Carmel
Delta Avenue
General Hospital
Wounds and death at Mississippi community singing riot
At a rural Mississippi singing festival 45 year old Miss Lee M. Ferguson was fatally wounded by her husband a magistrate during a search for liquor. Tom Elkins 19 was shot dead another man wounded and Watts Bowen slugged as crowds surged around the church grounds.
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Eupora
Lee M. Ferguson
Tom Elkins
Ferguson
Elkins
Watts Bowen
Bunyan Putnam
A. Y. Waugh
France and Italy Vie in Flaunting Air War Forces
At Vincennes France the national air show drew about 800000 spectators as 300 airplanes roared overhead for President Doumergue and officials. The display featured aircraft from pre war types to 650 horsepower all steel models and included famed aviators Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte.
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Vincennes
France
Doumergue
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
United States
Italian Air Force Holds Largest Display Before Mussolini
The Italian Air Force staged its greatest display this afternoon with 300 planes performing before Premier Mussolini, King Victor Emmanuel, and a large crowd. The highlight featured a bombing attack on a desert village emulating recent North Africa conquests.
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Rome
Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
North
Africa
Gandhi aide's Geneva remark revives India equality issue
Prominent Indian delegates arriving for a Labor conference in Geneva reiterate Mahatma Gandhi's colleague IX S Patel statement that half of India's freedom fight must occur in Geneva. The clash over British dominion status and inter se doctrine threatens League of Nations unity as Ireland and others challenge equal member rights within the league.
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Gandhi
League of Nations
Albin
League
India
Great Britain
Geneva
Egypt
Commonwealth of Nations
Ireland
Dublin
Irish Free State
Canada
Africa
France
Germany
Phonograph Bank Robbery Reported on East Eighth Street
Clyde Bishop kept 100 dollars in a portable phonograph and a 25 dollar watch at his residence. An intruder gained entry with a duplicate key while he was away and took the phonograph that functioned like a cash register and the watch. Police filed a report on the incident.
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Clyde Bishop
West Eighth Street
Clyde
Chicago era scars linger in Rockford gun slaying case
Police believe Hugo Mutan has been slain in Rockford Illinois. Frank Thompson a 35 year old man connected to the St Valentine’s Day massacre gunmen in Chicago was shot above the heart and seriously wounded. He was brought to a Rockford hospital by attendants from a filling station after crashing his car.
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Bucharest
Carol Caraiman
Carol II of
Romania
Michael
Carol
Helen
Carol II
Rockford, IL
Frank Thompson
Chicago
McLaughlin Reward Grows As Moran Suspected In Red McLaughlin Case
Chicago reports a dramatic canal rescue of Eugene Red McLaughlin sparks police speculation about the fates of missing gangsters. Robert McLaughlin offered a $20,000 reward for Red's fate, while authorities suggest George Bugs Moran may be involved.
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Capone
McLaughlin
Chicago Canal
New York World News Service
Chicago
Eugene
Red) McLaughlin
Robert McLaughlin
Checker Cab Company
Red
George “Bugs” Moran
War Mothers Return Unheralded From France and England
Cincinnati receives Gold Star Mothers after their battered journey home from France and England. Six and later thirteen women arrive to quiet reception. relatives greet them, but the city offers only passing bells and muted departure signals. Mrs. Anna Tanhorst notes relief at the quiet homecoming. Names and addresses of the mothers and their sons buried in Oise Aisne Cemetery are listed.
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Cincinnati
Union Station
France
Baltimore & Ohio
Anna Tanhorst
Youngstreet
Anna Ballman
West Liberty Street
William John Ballman
Seventh Infantry
Oise- Aisne
Eleanor M. Brasher
Beecher Apartments
Walnut Hills
Lawrence A. Brasher
Engi
Reed's Return To Stump Bewilders the Politicians
Reed hints at returning to politics as Democrats in Missouri expect a 1932 presidential bid. At a Sedalia rally he offered no denial as veterans like John Barker and Tom Pendergast weigh Reed’s chances. Reed attacked tariff views and warned against false doctrines amid a national convention climate.
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ST. Louis
Jim
Reed
Missouri
Houston
Alfred F. Smith
Reeed
Barker
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Impaled Babe Dies After Prolonged Battle With Death
Five doctors fought to save two year old Tacille Davis of 158 Butlery Street after she fell from a third story window onto a picket fence. The child died last night at General Hospital where she had shown initial signs of recovery. Her brother Chester, 16, contributed two pints of blood for a transfusion.
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Tacille Davis
Butlery Street
Tacille
General Hospital
Chester
Episcopal Rift in Kentucky Church Sparks Sermon
Rev. Julius Velasco of St. John's Dayton denounces materialism in the Episcopal Church after Bishop H. P. Abbott declined to join confirmation services. Velasco addressed 25 congregants while nine children awaited confirmation, highlighting a public clash over church leadership and doctrine.
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Christ
Julius Velasco
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dayton
H. P. Almon Abbott
Lexington
Velasco
Bishopho
Swords
Newport
Latonia
Episcopal Church
Greece Heiress Betrothed To Hesse Heirs In Double Union
Berlin data confirm a double betrothal linking Greece and Hesse. Grand Duke George Donatus of Hesse, 23, will wed Princess Cecilie of Greece, 18, while Prince Christophe Ernest Auguste, son of Landgrave Friedrich, becomes engaged to Princess Sophie of Greece, 16. The Hesse family counts ties to Britain and the Hohenzollerns.
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Berlin
Greece
Hesse
George Donatus of Hesse
Cecilie
Darmstadt
Landgrave of Hesse
Christophe Ernest -Auguste
Friedrich
Sophie
Andrew
Christophe
Philippe
Mafalda
Italy
Cecile
Prince Andrew
Prince Christopher
William B. Leeds
Hohenzollerns
Temperature and weather summary across states with a June record
Temperatures across Ohio ae Indiana Tennessee West Virginia and other regions show cool rain and rising trends through Monday and Tuesday Fair conditions prevail with limited changes in temperature in several states A table lists current high and low temps across major cities including Louisville Nashville Cleveland New York and more with wind and precipitation notes for the period and a June 8 1930 weather record comparison
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Ohio
Tennessee
West Virginia
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
Ealea
New York
Atl
City
Marie
Ville
Atlanta
St. Louis
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
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John Gun
Ouis
England
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University of Cincinnati
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Democrats
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Hamilton County
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Cutter Street
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Hazel Kuhlman
Hackberry Street
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Anti-Saloon League
James Cannon, Jr
Federal Reserve System
John T. Barker
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