Carol Hints at Full Monarchy as Romanians Accept Return
In Bucharest on June 9 King Carol the return to power is marked by orders to prosecute ministers and mayors who spoke against him. He also pardons thousands jailed for World War I offenses and confirms acts from his nine year old son Michael. Liberals fear factional splits as Peasants’ Party backs the return.
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Bucharest
Carol N
Ruamania
Angelescu
Kostinescu
Demetrescu Braila
Carol
Michael
Liberal Party
Peasants’ Party
Julius Maniu
Chicago
Jake’ Lingle
Chicago Tribune Today
Randolph Street
Illinois Central Terminal
Michigan Boulevard
Public Library
Lingle
the Tribune
Young Guard Seeks Summer Session to Vote London Pact
Senate Republicans push to delay debate on the London naval treaty as the Foreign Relations Committee wrestles with petitions for postponement. The so called Young Guard claims about twenty Senators backing a summer session until the pact is disposed. Senator Johnson criticizes Hoover and Stimson over disclosure of notes amid party factional strife. Princess Helen reportedly weighs reconciliation to secure state interests and royal succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Young Guard
Robinson
Indiana
Johnson
Rep
Cal
Hoover
Stimson
London
Detroit Tunnel Blast Kills Six Workers on River Project
A dynamite explosion in a nearly finished water intake tunnel 225 feet under the Detroit River killed six workers and injured six others. The blast occurred when a pick struck a forgotten charge, with 36 men in the tunnel at the time. Investigators probe negligence in warnings to the day shift about dynamite.
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Detroit
Belle Isle
Zuleski
Charles
Tollinson
Pleas
Massey
Arthur
Harper
James
Howe
Ellis
Sebolds
Sam
Frank Baily
Claude Winkler
William White
I. Craig
John Borup
Claude Alley
Oakland
Cal
Livermore
Hetch- Hetchy
Calaveras Dam
Alameda County
Wickersham urges education over force in law enforcement
Boston June 9 George W Wickersham chairman of the National Commission on Law Observance and Enforcement urged that large measure observance of the law can be achieved by education and persuasion rather than by force. He spoke to thousands at the fifty seventh national conference of social work and criticized the lack of education about the prohibition law and the overreliance on fines and imprisonment.
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Boston
George W. Wickersham
National Commission On Law Observance
National Conference of Social Work
Wickersham
England and
Wales
United States
England
Nationalist China fights defense in Honan and Shantung
Chinese Nationalists hold a defensive line against Southern rebels at Yochow Honan with 50 000 attackers facing 40 000 troops while gunboats move to Yochow. Northern rebels under Feng Yu Hsiang Yen Hsishan suffer a reported big defeat at Sincheng 20 000 killed 16 000 captured.
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Hankow
Yellow River
Honan
Shantung
Yochow
Kwangsi Province
Lake
Tungting
Ya River
Wuchang
Hanyang
China
Yangtse River
Henan Province
Feng Yu Hsiang
Yen Hsishan
Sincheng
Henan
Heichow-Tungkwan
Shantung Province
Tsinan
Private Policeman In Cleveland Shoots High School Student
John Mencini a 19 year old amateur golfer and Collinwood High student was seriously wounded near a country club in Cleveland Ohio. Private Patrolman Patrick Fergus said he acted in self defense after being interrupted in a search for a lost ball. Mencini ran to Dr O A Rosen's office and collapsed awaiting police. The student had told the doctor a watchman grabbed him and shot him while collecting balls.
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Cleveland, O
John Mencini
Collinwood
Patrick Fergus
Mencini
O. A. Rosen
Arizona Ex-Governor Named to Civil Service Body
Thomas E. Campbell former governor of Arizona is nominated by President Hoover to the Civil Service Commission succeeding the resigning William C. Deming. Campbell serves as commission general at the International Exposition in Seville Spain.
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Washington
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Hoover
Civil Service Commission
William C. Deming
Campbell
Seville
Spain
Navy Flyer Plans to Break His Airplane Altitude Record
Lieutenant Apollo Soucek aims to surpass both the world altitude record of 43166 feet and the seaplane height mark after his Wednesday flight. He will attempt with a sharper propeller angle and depart Saturday for duty aboard the aircraft carrier Lexington, weather permitting.
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Washington
Apollo Soucek
National Aeronautic Association
Bureau of Standards
Willi Neuenhofen
Hawthorne Gray
Saturdaé&y
Lexington
Soucek
Noeless
Portes Gil Accused of Plot To Assassinate Ortiz Rubio
Luis Morones charged Portes Gil with plotting to kill President Ortiz Rubio while in the United States last January. Morones said emissaries fueled Los Angeles Communist demonstrations after police uncovered the plot. Portes Gil denied the accusation as Morones sought to sway congressional support ahead of July elections.
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Portes Gil
Ortiz Rubio
Mexico City
Luis Morones
Industry, Commerce and Labor
United States
Portes Gill
Allance
Morons
Los Angeles
United States Department of State
Accused Jurist Vease Resigns Amid Indictments
County Judge W Bernard Vease of Brooklyn resigns while facing federal and county indictments for grand larceny mail fraud and perjury. The resignation comes amid ongoing legal proceedings in New York.
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New York
W. Bernard Vease
Brooklyn
Ruth Jane Mix and actor Doug Las Gillmore wed in Yuma
Ruth Jane Mix, 17, daughter of film cowboy Tom Mix, married actor Doug Las Gillmore in Yuma Arizona by a Justice of the Peace today. The ceremony marks the couple's elopement as reported from the scene.
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Yuma, Ariz
Ruth Jane Mix
Tom Mix
Douglas Gillmore
Attorney Claims Authority To Halt Tom Mix Elopement
A. P. Michael Narlan an attorney said he telegraphed the Sheriff at Yuma Arizona with authority from movie star Tom Mix to stop an alleged elopement involving Ruth Jane Mix seventeen daughter of Tom Mix and Douglas Gillmore film actor in Yuma.
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Los Angeles
A. P
Michael Narlan
Yuma
Ariz
Tom Mix
Ruth Jane Mix
Douglas Gillmore
Pastor held for flirting and peeping in Newport
The Rev. W. D. English 55 of Newport was arrested on a peeping and flirting warrant by Newport police. Kinney swore out the charge alleging he flirted with and peeped into Kinney’s home. English said he merely looked from across the street during a Sunday promenade and helped Kinney’s housekeeper. He was released on a $50 bond.
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W. D. English
West Seventh Street
Newport
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lehigh
Tehan and
Hawthorne
Salim Kinney
West Sixth Street
English
Bertha Floyd
Kinney
A. English
Mata Hari Execution Questioned By French Intellect
Paris June 9. M. Beri, a noted philosopher, questions the verdict and says the Mata Hari trial was secret with undisclosed files. He condemns biographers as hyenas and cautions that guilt is presumed from a shooting, not proof.
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Pierre van Paassen
New York World News Service
Paris
Mata Hari
Vincennes
Names Beri
M. Beri
Ministry of War
Cantera
M. Seri
France
Germany
Eri
Aioe
Charles Heyman
M. Hey
Ene
M. Heyman
Heyman
Beri
Bishop Leonard III Recovering After Heart Attack
Bishop William A. Leonard III, senior bishop of the American Church and leader of the Northern Ohio Episcopal Diocese, was reported resting easier after a heart attack. He fell ill yesterday at Gambier while en route to Mt Vernon to confirm a class at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and was admitted to Mercy Hospital for care.
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MT. Vernon
William A. Leonard
Cleveland
Northern Ohio
Gambier
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Mercy Hospital
Senate probes SOS that halted Reed attack on radio
Government and industry investigations trace a Saturday SOS that silenced the Reed attack speech. Navy and RCA records show distress calls leading to a 26 minute nationwide broadcast halt. CBS records confirm WABC carried the interrupted address.
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Senate
Reed
Washington
James A. Reed
Missouri
Radio Trust
Dill
Dem
Wash
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
WABC
WSC
Tuckerton
N. J
Navy
NAH
Drownings After Car Plunge At Old Quarry
Seven people, including two women and a child, drowned when an automobile plunged into a water-filled abandoned quarry on the Souderton Hatfield road near Souderton. The Wis ham and Cuppit families were involved, and a truck driver alerted authorities after spotting a body.
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Philadelphia
Souderton-Hatfield Road
Souderton
Wisham
Cuppit
Tilford
Tragic River Crossing Claims Six Lives Near Kelso
Search continued for six men missing after a light skiff capsized on the Columbia River. The drowned were brothers Wilbert Sanford Joss and Waine Joss returning from a visit to their mother, Nick Koski, Led Koski of Kelso, and Nick Sami of Willow Grove. Wayne Hakula and Nestor Niemi of Kelso were rescued by fishermen who witnessed the accident.
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Longview
Wash
Columbia River
Wilbert
Sanford
Waine Joss
Nick
Led Koski
Kelso
Nick Sami
Willow Grove
Wayne Hakula
Nestor Niemi
Garaway Says Gannon Acted At Own Peril
Washington reports from June 9 describe Senate Lobby Committee conferences failing to reach a decision on Bishop James Cannon Jr. amid his defiance and walkout. Chair Caraway returned from Arkansas and delayed ruling until reviewing the record, signaling further action tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
James Cannon, Jr
Caraway
Arkansas
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Blaine
Rep
Wis
Cannon
Methodist Church
Embezzlement Case Ties Local Doherty Branch
Amos W. Shafer released on a $15 000 bond after being charged with embezzling 10182 50 from Henry L Doherty & Co. Shafer, 36, district sales manager, is under investigation as auditors prepare a county probe into about 1 500 000 in irregularities. Local bank indemnity protects clients and depositors while stock delivery delays affect investors.
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Amos W. Shafer
Henry JL. Doherty & Co
O. J.shafer
Charles Eha
M. Pogue
Pogue
Hoffheimer & Pogue
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Charles Sawyer
Henry L. Doherty &Co
Dudley Miller
Shafer
Outcast
Doherty
Doherty Company
Outcalt
Doherty & Co
Edward W. Korsmeyer
New York
Dixie ‘Terminal
Mayor Proposes Home Rule Taxation Plan for Toledo
Mayor William T. Jackson announced plans to present a charter amendment to Toledo City Council. If approved by voters, the city would gain home rule in taxation, allowing officials to set the amount used for current expenses while not materially changing the tax rate.
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Toledo
William T. Jackson
County Budget Commission
Reds Plan War on Humanity Witness Tells House Probers
Georgetown University theologian Father Edmund Walsh testified before the House Special Communist Investigating Committee that the Soviet government declared war on humanity and aimed to overthrow existing governments. He said the USSR worked through propaganda, indoctrination camps in the U S and fronts like Amtorg Trading Company, and subsidized newspapers including The Daily Worker. He noted Soviet diplomats used pouches to spread propaganda and claimed the party recruited Americans for training abroad.
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Reds
Witness
House Probers
Washington
House
Father Edmund Walsh
Georgetown University
Father Walsh
Special House
Foreign Service School
Hoover
Russia
Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Walsh
Third Internationale
Amtorg Trading Company
New York
Communist Party
Daily Worker
United States
Coe
Ee Country
Temperatures across states show minor changes and regional showers
A weather summary reports Ohio and Indiana with mostly stable temperatures amid partly to mostly cloudy skies. Kentucky and Tennessee expect showers mainly Tuesday night or Wednesday. Northeast West Virginia and surrounding areas show clouds with possible local showers, while many places including New York Chicago and Dallas are listed with high temps and precipitation figures.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
West Virginia
Eastport
Louisville
Boston
Nashville
Albany
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Atl
City
S. S. Marie
Wash'gt
Chicago
Jack’ville
Duluth
la Atlanta
Ake Piigt
Tairie
Orleans
Kan
Galveston
Omaha
Pittsburgh
Denver
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Paizes
G. J
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Flader
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Peck
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Kloet
C. D
Cook
Carl C
Hampton
H. P
Chicago Tribune
Scarface al Caporie
Florida
PRESS
Slayer
Long Beach
Mich
Julius Rosenheim
Crime Commission
Russell
John Stege
Washington Park
China National Army
Kwangsi
Shanghai
Litung
Tungchow
U. S. Navy
Bishop WM. A. Leonard III
MT. Vernon Hospital
W. D. Terrell
Radio Division
Commerce Department
Radio Corporation of Amerie
Navy Department
Naval Radio Station
Radio Corporation of Es
Norris
Neb
Hugh. M. Morris
District Court of
Delaware
Morris
Ashurst
M. H. Aylesworth
Radio Corporation of America
RCA
National Broadcasting Chain
Garaway
Gannon
Arkansaw
Smith
Bureau of Identification
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