Frost Damages Sweep Midwest Fruit and Crops
Frosts across Illinois Indiana Ohio Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas caused widespread damage to corn fruit and vegetables after a record May cold snap. The Weather Bureau warned of further frosts with a heat wave easing in Texas after a 115 degree peak in LaSalle County.
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Associated Press
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Middle West
Ohio River
Missouri Ozarks
Orcury
Texas
Central West
Mercury
Lake Michigan
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Des Moines
Nebraska
LaSalle County
Disbarred attorney ends sixty-year practice
An attorney who had practiced law for sixty years has been disbarred. Separately, Ohio faces light crop damage from a cold snap with frost on May 24 25. Forecasters predict a warmup tomorrow restoring fair weather. Crop losses appear limited though corn and wheat show potential recovery. farmers advised to delay replanting by two to three days.
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Ohio
Columbus
W. E. Hanger
Agriculture Extension Bureau
Ohio State University
Circleville
Wilmington
Mercury
Lima
Findlay
Bucyrus
Hamilton
Springfield
Akron
Lancaster
Newark
Canton
Norwalk
Cincinnati
Waverly
Napoleon
Granville
Youngstown
Foster
Logan
Steubenville
Cleveland
Alliance
Wooster
Disbarment Slast: Diemer vows fight after Ohio court ruling
Louis W. Diemer an eighty five year old attorney and former soldier is suspended from practice after Judge Frank W. Clevinger found grounds for disbarment. Diemer announced plans to file a motion for a new trial prepare a bill of exceptions and then lecture nationwide to defend his actions.
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Louis W. Diemer
Frank W. Clevinger
Wilmington
Diemer
United States Army
Erie & Miami Canal
Court Street
Main
Clevinger
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Marshall
Ohio State Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Robert A. LeBland
Nicholas Klein
Albert Ossage
Struble Road
Healthy
Ossage
LeBlond
Newburyport Arrest Ties Murder Suspect to Maine Case
Harry A. Kirby also known as James J. Crawford was arrested in Newburyport Mass for the Winthrop Maine murder of Miss Aida Heyward and the attempted murder of Emma Mabey Towns. He confessed to hiding the body in a gray cottage and claimed he was protecting someone else. His wife Ruby Howe Kirby spoke of their past and his alias.
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New York World News Service
Newburyport
Mass
Harry A. Kirby
James J. Crawford
Aida Heyward
Emma Mabey Towns
Winthrop
Augusta
Kirby
Pond
Advent Church
Miss Heyward
Letchworth
Sucide
Saco
Ruby Howe
Myrother
George Hill
Maine
James Joseph Crawford
Mrs. Kirby
Bangor
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Thiell
Reds Shout Down with War in Chamber of Deputies
Paris May 25 Communists shout Down with the war in the Chamber as two interpellations on the Moroccan conflict are raised by Socialist Renaudel and Communist Doriot Premier Painleve agrees to answer but debate postponed to Wednesday amid a Finance bill for thirty million francs for Moroccan war expenses A French communique notes small posts evacuated north of the River Ouergha and a new 30000 man Riffian attack expected as Spain sends a column from Larache toward Tahatof
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Renaudel
Doriot
Painleve
Chamber
Morocco
Caillaux
Socialist Party
Tahatof
Larache
Ouergha
World News Services
World Press Pub. Co
Germany Seeks Ban on War Gas at Geneva
Geneva May session of the traffic in arms conference heard Germany offer to sign a treaty abolishing poison gas in warfare. The move drew applause but faces allied opposition as Burton of America warns of delays. Officials doubt Berlin's sincerity amid tensions over naval armaments and League of Nations diplomacy.
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Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
Herr von Eckhardt
League of Nations
Burton
America
Germany
Berlin
Paul Boncour
France
Integrity Ay World Press Pub
Ont
Presbyterians Adopt Plan for Union With Congregationalists
In Columbus on May 25 the Presbyterian General Assembly voted to pursue greater cooperation with Congregationalists and steps toward closer union, despite warnings from ultrafundamentalists. The move could affect foreign missions and core creeds, with debate stressing modernist versus fundamentalist tensions.
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Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Congregational Church
Clarence Edward MacArtney
Philadelphia
Church
Department of Church Cooperation and Union
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton
N. J
Nelson B. Cramer Dies in Los Angeles Prominent Cincinnati Lawyer
Nelson B. Cramer, longtime corporate attorney and Democrat leader in Cincinnati, died in Los Angeles after a period of illness. He was 47, survived by his widow Lucy Peck Cramer and three children. Born in Batavia Ohio, he practiced in Cincinnati with ties to New York interests and held multiple club memberships. He had previously suffered a nervous breakdown in 1923 and sought the West for health reasons.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Nelson B. Cramer
Cincinnati
George K. Willett
Avondale Avenue
Eugene Weatherly
Cramer
Calvin S. Cramer
Georgian Terrace
Laton
Mr. Cramer
Batavia
Stephen Cramer
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
New York
Ohio Society
Lucy Peck
United States
Peck
Nelson Peck
Nancy Jane
Stephen Harmon
Phi Kappa Psi
Queen City Club
Business Men's Club
Cincinnati Country Club
Cincinnati Riding Club
Old Colony Club
New Haven Jurors Deadlock in Olympia Mack Murder Trial
A New Haven jury deadlocked 11 to 1 after hours of deliberation in the Olympia Mack case. One juror refused acquittal, prompting discharge and Mack’s return to jail as the court weighs a possible retrial. The eleven jurors signed a bond for Mack, supporting self defense and innocence.
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New York World News Service
New Haven
Conn
Olympia Mari
John Bagnano
Irving A. Andrew
Yale
Avery
Miss Mack
Connecticut
Olympia
Joseph Koletsky
Charles M. Perry
Farmer
Andrew
Macri
Arnon Alling
Mystery of Gwyneth Morgan Murder Linked Body in Thames
The mutilated body of Hon. Gwyneth Erica Morgan, daughter of Baron Tredegar, was found in the Thames near Wapping. Her disappearance since December 15 remains unsolved with police noting possible foul play and the corpse showing signs of propeller damage.
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John L. Balbderston
New York World News Service
London
Scotland Yard
Thames
Wapping
Gwyneth Erica Morgan
Baron Tredegar
Miss Morgan
North Wimbleton
Wales
Copenhagen
Pocock
Limehouse
Chinatown
Tredegar Park
New Newport
Monmouthshire
Lord Tredegar
Tredegar
Lord Iredgar
N. Y
Tragic Kentucky Crossing Death Claims Three
At Rocky Hill fifteen miles north of Bowling Green a car was struck by the Pan American express killing husband Clarence Whittle 25, his wife Veuma Whittle, and their five year old daughter. The bodies were dragged 100 feet by the train and the car wrecked.
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Associated Press
Bowling Green
Rocky Hill
Here
Pan-American Express
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Clarence Whittle
Veuma Whittle
Turks sentence three to die for Kurd revolt plot
In Constantinople Abdul Kadr former senator and his son Seid Mehmed were condemned by the Angora tribunal to death for conspiring to establish Kurdish independence. The former senator's secretary Keor Said also received the death penalty for involvement.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Angora Tribunal
Abdul Kadr
Seid Mehmed
Kurdistan
Keor Said
Matron’s Death Leads to Teen Arrest in Toronto
Jennie McVinn, 16, is arrested in connection with the death of Mrs. Margaret Mick, 55, matron at the Municipal Jail Farm in Toronto. The body was found this morning apparently strangled. Two other missing girl prisoners remain unaccounted for.
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Toronto
Jennie McVinn
Margaret Mick
Japan quake toll put at eight hundred dead and hurt
A cablegram to the Japanese Consulate General states about 800 dead and injured from the Japan earthquake. Principal towns Toyo-Oka Kinosaki Kumihama with 2000 700 and 500 inhabitants respectively suffered heavy damage. Toyo-Oka and Kinosaki were destroyed mainly by fire. Railways restored next day and relief work proceeds satisfactorily.
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Associated Press
New York
Japan
Toyo-Oka
Kinosaki
Kumihama
After-Quake Stages Timed Shock Across Kansai
A heavy after quake hit at 1 21 this morning in Osaka Kyoto Fukuchiyama and Kinosaki region still recovering from Saturday's tremor. Clocks halted in Osaka and Kyoto and the populace was badly frightened with no casualties or damage reported.
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Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Kyoto
Fukuchiyama
Kinosaki
S. H. Strawn to Represent U S at China Conference
Silas H. Strawn Chicago lawyer chosen by President Coolidge to join Mike MacMurray as American Commissioner for the nine power treaty customs conference in China. MacMurray resigns as Assistant Secretary of State to become American Minister to China and to oversee customs conference duties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Silas H.trawn
Chicago
Coolidge
Mike John van A. MacMurray
China
MacMurray
Water tastes like wine near Los Angeles says commission
Consumers from a rural town told the State Railroad Commission that their tap water smelled and tasted of diluted wine. An engineer's report notes a reserve tank from a winery had been used by the water company but steps were taken to ensure the flavor will not last.
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Los Angeles
Here
State Railroad Commission
Commission
Intruder Flees After Assault at Plumbing Shop
Miss Norma Soellner 17 identifies Tom Morrow of Chicago as the man who struck her three times with a lead pipe in her father’s plumbing shop at 1703 Vine. He denies charges, claiming roles as Radio Bank rep and ad solicitor. Police recovered the pipe, tied the robbery motive to the incident, and witnesses will testify in Municipal Court.
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Vine Street
Norma Soellner
Clemmer Avenue
Tom Morrow
Chicago
Radio Bank of Chicago
Scott Street
Covington
Mary Ryan
Holbrook Avenue
Joseph Germann
Hamilton Avenue
Green Street
Ana and
van Cous
Eee Krueck
Thomas
Morrow
Q&&ey
Educator Defends Reputation Against Hamilton Pastor
Darrell Joyce, longtime superintendent of Hamilton schools, releases four affidavits in his defense after a Sunday sermon by Rev. W. S. McBirnie accusing him of misconduct. Affidavits detail Joyce’s arrest for possessing moonshine linked to F. E. Lacey. Joyce vows to fight resignation calls and cites proper board channels for charges.
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Hamilton, O
McBirnie
First Congregational Church of
Hamilton
Darrell Joyce
Mr. McBirnie
Columbus
Donahey
Joyce
Board of Education
Miami University
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Wesley Walron
Butler County
Morris Y. Shuler
Seven Mile
America
Cates
P. Dietz
Waco
Explosion at Mukden Arsenal Kills or Harms 300
A May 26 report states about 300 people were killed or wounded in a blast at the Mukden Arsenal. The explosion struck overnight, destroying buildings within 1000 yards of the facility. The cause is unknown. The arsenal recently modernized with Danish supplied machines and produced ether sulfuric acid smokeless powder and munitions with foreign instructors.
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Mukden
Associated Press
Peking
Mukdens Arsenal
China
Denmark
Williams named successor to Spencer C Spencer
Governor Samuel Baker announced the appointment of G. H. Williams of St. Louis to succeed the late United States Senator Selden P. Spencer. Williams, a Republican attorney and former circuit judge, resides in Webster Groves, St. Louis County.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
G. H. Williams
St. Louis
United States
Selden P. Spencer
Samuel Baker
Baker
Spencer
Washington
Williams
Webster Groves
St. Louis County
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