Pilgrims flood Guadeloupe Basilica for religious settlement
About 100000 worshipers converge on Mexico City's Virgin of Guadalupe shrine to thank for ending three years of church state strife. Faithful from all classes travel by foot and vehicle, with services to resume next Saturday led by Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores. Doors remain open as candles and flowers fill the basilica.
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Mexico City
Mexico
St. Peter and St. Paul
Guadeloupe
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Open polygamy urged over companionate marriage by Dean Fritz
River Forest Ill June 23 Dean John H O Fritz of Concordia Seminary St Louis declares open polygamy preferable to companionate marriage and warns of a drift toward worse. He cites Biblical guidance as remedy at the Evangelical Synod triennial conference in Soldier Field with Dr W A Maier denouncing atheism and stressing religion over education.
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Soldier Field
W. A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
Dr. Maier
Russia
West Indians Riot in Harlem Leaves Dozens Hospitalized
In Harlem at Lenox Avenue and 138th Street, about six hundred West Indian men, split between Marcus Garvey Club and Universal Negro Improvement Association factions, clashed with weapons. A police machine gun squad and reserves separated the rioters. about a score were hospitalized, seven seriously. Six suspects were arrested for felonious assault.
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New York
Harlem
Lenox Avenue
138Th Street
Marcus Garvey Club
Universal Negro Improvement Association
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Women Defend At Postal Wall To White House
The Woman's International League for Peace and Freedom praises Mrs. Herbert Hoover for extending courtesy to Mrs. DePriest wife of the Illinois representative and to all Congress spouses. The letter calls hospitality to Mrs DePriest a testament to American democratic traditions signed by Hannah Clothier Hull and Dorothy Detzer.
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Washington
Woman's International League For Peace and Freedom
Herbert Hoover
DePriest
Illinois
United States Congress
Loyalty Sunday set by churches for obedience to law nationwide
The Anti-Saloon League plans a nationwide campaign through churches and schools to promote obedience to the Eighteenth Amendment. Loyalty Sunday will urge pastors and teachers to teach respect for law. A federal effort led by Miss Anna B. Suter aims to reach 30 million students with a dignified, positive pro prohibition message launching at the National Education Association meeting in Atlanta.
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National Education Association
Atlanta
Anna B. Suter
Division of Education and Statistics
Maine
California
Spanish Flyers Mot 40 Our On Hop Tow
Madrid reports Premier Primo de Rivera says aviators must be considered lost for the moment. Maj. Ramon Franco led four crew members toward America with no confirmed contact for about forty eight hours as search efforts lagged. Crews included Commandant Eduardo Gonzales Gallarza and Capt. Julio Ruiz de Alda amid reports of sightings near Huelva and the Azores.
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Controls Snapped By Pilot's Efforts To Combat Storm
The Princeton Club at Park Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street in New York was freed from covenants restricting uses such as breweries distilleries or circuses after a release deed approved by Supreme Court Justice Lydon. The club had been bound by a 1899 deed from Charles Fox restricting various activities on its premises.
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Ohio State professor to face first degree murder charge
Dr James H Snook a 49 year old professor at Ohio State University will be arraigned in Common Pleas Court for the murder of Miss Theora K Hix after confessing to slashing her throat with a hammer during a confrontation at the New York Central Rifle Range near Columbus The defense plans a not guilty plea and three alienists reports on Snooks mentality are awaited to counter an insanity plea Meanwhile a deed transferring the Snook home to Mrs Snook was filed and federal officials probe university narcotics handling in the veterinary department.
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James H. Snook
Ohio State University
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University District
Two Gangsters Dead in Kansas City Gun Battle
Police reported two gangsters killed and a third wounded in a Lasalle Hotel front-street shootout after a dispute among five men. Ben Barretti alias Fred Roberts died. Arthur Hartman died later in hospital. Kearns Humphrey was shot in the back and seriously wounded. Barretti was sought for multiple murders in Los Angeles Chicago Galveston Dallas and other cities.
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Lasalle Hotel
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Fred Roberts
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Los Angeles
Cal
Max Silversiein
Chicago
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Galveston
Dallas
Arthur Hartman
St. Louis
Kearns Humphrey
Grace Hayes Reveals Secret Marriage to Charlie Foy
Boston reporter confirms Grace Hayes admitted she secretly wed Charlie M. Foy in California four years ago. Foy is son of the late Eddie Foy. Hayes has long been known for musical comedies vaudeville and radio work.
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Boston
Grace Hayes
Charlie M. Foy
Eddie Foy
California
Stevedores Strike After Contract Refusal
Vera Cruz report says the Stevedores Union began a strike after ship owners refused to sign a tonnage based loading and unloading contract. The move followed ongoing wage and work terms disputes affecting port operations.
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Stevedores
Vera Cruz
Stevedores Union
De Priest Incident Used to Aid Colored Race
New York World News Service reports Negro leaders view Mrs Des Priest’s White House visit as part of a nationwide effort to advance the colored race. She attended as the wife of Illinois Congressman Oscar De Priest, not as a color indicator, amid debate on democracy and race in the nation.
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Washington
Des Priest
Oscar de Priest
Illinois
White House
Hoover
de Priest
Washington Tribune
Verdun Monument Unveiled Poincare Links War Entry
Premier Raymond Poincare told Verdun unveiling ceremonies that the Battle of Verdun influenced the United States to side with France in World War I. He cited the submarine war and battles at Marne Artois Somme Verdun as shaping U.S. resolve and noted Lorraine seeks a durable security tied to reparations and treaties. The monument by Jean Boucher stands in a German shell breach near Souville from 23 July 1916.
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United States
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Artois
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Jean Boucher
Souville
Former Congressman Gary Struck By Paralytic Stroke At Home
Santa Rosa California June 22 Former Congressman Thomas J Gary aged 77 lies in critical condition at his home after a paralytic stroke He authored the Chinese exclusion act and led California Democrats for thirty years.
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Thomas J. Gary
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California
West Jefferson dog track ends season after 20 days
West Jefferson Kennel Club closed its dog track tonight ending the summer racing after a 20 day run. Gov. Cooper had pressed to stop betting tied to the track’s “contribution and refund” system. A prior arrest and a mistrial occurred involving manager H. M. Foster and sixteen staff members.
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West Jefferson
Romanian Dancer Faces Brief Prison Term for Slaying Lover
Romanian dancer who declared Those whom I love must die before a Swiss court was given a short prison term after being charged with killing her lover. The case marks the fifth fatal case linked to her alleged deadly charm.
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Commercial Tribune
Auto Wreck Kills Three. Two Seriously Hurt Near Mt Liberty
Mt Vernon Ohio June 23 two cars collided head on on the Three Cs Highway near Mt Liberty. Three dead and two injured seriously enough to likely not survive. Victims include Peter Busenburg age 45 and his son Robert seven, Willard McElroy 50 and others. Ivan Busenburg ten and Mrs Albert Ingalls of Cleveland among the injured. Five Cincinnatians were injured last night in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Lane Seminary Hosts Painting of Founder at Centennial
Lane Theological Seminary at Walnut Hills marked its centennial with events stretching into tomorrow. C. R. Lane of Ft. Wayne presented an oil portrait of Ebenezer Lane, founder, to the school while Commencement took place at Knox Presbyterian Church Hyde Park with Rev. R Ames Montgomery delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Alumni Day follows with an alumni banquet at Knox Church before the commencement address by Rev. Donald Mackenzie of Pittsburgh.
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Lane
C. R. Lane
Ft. Wayne
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Donald Mackenzie
Pittsburgh
Cyclone Hits Logan O Hitting Hocking County Fair Grounds
A cyclone struck eastern Logan Ohio on June 23 causing damage estimated in the thousands of dollars. The Hocking Valley brick plant and the Hocking County Fair grounds suffered the hardest damage with no injuries reported.
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Hocking Valley
Hocking County Fairgrounds
Amphitrite Opens as Seagoing Country Club in Hempstead Harbor
In New York on June 23 the Amphitrite unveils as a seagoing country club off Hempstead Harbor offering an Atlantic voyage experience with a hotel and cabaret. Prominent guests included Jack Shuttleworth M H Duvall Lady Peel Elsie Janis Peter Arno Mary Boland Charles McArthur and Helen Hayes as reconstructors remodeled from a wartime monitor.
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Hempstead Harbor
Navy
Jack Shuttleworth
M. H. Duvall
Lady Peel
Elsie Janis
Peter Arno
Mary Boland
Charles McArthur
Helen Hayes
Prince of Wales Celebrates Birthday Quietly at Windsor
Edward prince of Wales marked his thirty fifth birthday by visiting his parents at Windsor Castle and by hosting a small dinner for intimate friends at Sunningdale after traveling from Middleton.
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Prince of Wales
New York
Buzz Saw Burst Kills Man In Cedar Rapids
John Stribling 35 dies when a buzz saw linked to his car engine explodes into three pieces. One piece severs both legs in a garage, another cuts through a house, and the third travels over rooftops landing near children who escape harm.
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Cedar Rapids
John Stribling
Unfit Snobs Crowding Colleges Says Sociologist
New York June 23 unfit snobs crowd colleges with unfit students whose aim is social advancement Dr Franklin H Giddings renowned sociologist and Columbia professor Emeritus argues the masses need only the three Rs and life knowledge He condemns the snob ideal while recognizing intellectual aristocracy yet notes the unfit are legion and gatekeeping is failing
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New York
Franklin H. Giddings
Board of Education
Columbia University
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Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gidding
U S Sweet Tooth Likes Mother's Cake
The Department of Agriculture reports cake consumption in the United States remains mainly home baked. Americans eat about 1.6 ounces of cake daily versus 8.6 ounces of bread, with cake production using 56.6 million barrels of flour yearly and a cake bill near 1.33 billion dollars annually.
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