French Morocan War Debate Leads to Censure Vote
In Paris the Communist Deputies sang The Internationale as Doriot faced a censure for an anti French speech on Morocco. He charged bankers funded the war to plunder natives and urged fraternization of French and Rif troops. The debate adjourned after Herriot and Painlevé rebuked him.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Doriot
Morocco
Herriot
Chamber
Painiere
Renaudel
Abd-el- Krim
Mre
Ouergha
Abd-el-Krim
Andre Berthon
Marshal Lyautey
Abid-el-Krim
France
Painleve
Onc O
Banque de Paris Et Des Pays Bas
N. Y
Eckner Urged On To North Pole
Berlin reports aeronautic expert Hugo Hergesell says there is no need for alarm over the Amundsen Ellsworth North Pole expedition. He urges a Zeppelin relief mission with Dr. Hugo Eckner at the helm, notes June offers favorable conditions, and cites the two airplanes on the expedition as reason for optimism.
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New York World News Service
Berlin
Hugo Hergesell
Hergesell
Hugo Eckner
Zeppelin Company
Los Angeles
America
Amundsen
Bering Strait
Peary
Cook
North Pole
Eckner
Dda
Apy Y
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Riffians Enlist German Soldiers in War on French
Paris dispatch reports French and Rif tribes gearing for clash on the Moroccan front. French forces claim 60 000 troops entrenched for defense while Rif tribes recruit tribesmen and bring in trained German auxiliaries north of the Ouerg River. Spain may permit cross border pursuit of Rif forces.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Ouerg River
Spain
Sell Furniture This Way by Classified Ad in Tribune
Mrs H Faulkner of 1021 Celestial Street Mt Adams reports success selling her dining room suite for 55 dollars after placing an ad in The Commercial Tribune Canal 3231 L. The ad drew many calls and she received prospects the day of insertion.
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H. Faulkner
Celestial Street
Mt. Adams
City
Commercial Tribune
Amundsen planned Alaska leg if pole success
Bernon S. Prentice, a New York broker and Lincon Ellsworth's brother in law, says Roald Amundsen intended to proceed to Alaska if the North Pole expedition succeeded. He notes Amundsen sacrificed radio gear to carry extra gasoline and chairs an American Advisory Committee for relief if needed.
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New York
Amundsen
Alaska
North Pole
Bernon S. Prentice
Lincoln Ellsworth
Pole
Prentice
Ellsworth
Hammer Halts Amundsen Relief Seaplane Plan
Haakon Hammer announced in Los Angeles that seaplane relief plans for Roald Amundsen have been halted following Spitzbergen headquarters guidance that the program is premature. Hammer previously led the 1923 Amundsen relief effort and had pushed the expedition here for several days.
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Hammer
Amundsen
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Roald Amundsen
Haakon H. Hammer
Spitzbergen
Undiplomatic Diplomat to End Bolivian Mission
Don Jorge Blacud Jofre attache to the Bolivian Legation plans to end his diplomatic career after a Washington restaurant incident. A policeman accused him of undiplomatic conduct when pressed about an egg sandwich. a plate glass door was broken and the State Department was informed.
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Washington
Don Jorge Blacud Jofre
Legation
State Department
Don Jorge
River Outlet Project for West Virginia Coal Company
A West Virginia Coal and Coke Company led by Cincinnati investors has completed a 2 million dollar plan to secure river shipping for its Logan County mines. The program includes a half interest in Huntington dock, construction of 30 new barges, a towboat, and river land for storage and transfer, with another 1 million planned for additions before operations begin.
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West Virginia Coal and Coke Company
Logan County
West Virginia
B. Lee Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Logan Dock Company
Huntington
W. Va
William H. Grady
New York
Fred Essex
Columbus, CO
Grady
Philadelphia and Cleveland Coal Company
Huntington Dock
Ingersoll
Cleveland
Philadelphia Company
North Bend
West
Northwest
West Virginia Company
Hutchinson
Logan
Hutchinsons
Main Island Creek Coal Company
Omar
John Kemmerer
Whitney
Consolidated Group
Witness White Traced to New York in Shepherd Case
Robert White, a missing witness in the Chicago murder trial of William D. Shepherd, was traced to New York. Detectives reported his trunk reached a New York address later found fictitious, then moved to a warehouse where a man matching White’s description took it. A statewide alert sought White’s arrest.
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New York World News Service
New York
Robert White
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Billy McClintock
American Railway Express
White
Crowe
Shepherd
East
Illinois
New York Man Robert White Remains Aids in Shepherd Case
Chicago May 27 The hunt for missing witness Robert White continues as juror selection for the Shepherd trial faces slow progress. Many veniremen offer excuses and some fear publicity from criminal brain studies, with several jurors saying criminals are insane and should be restrained.
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Chicago
New York
Robert White
Shepherd
Veniremen
Longview Barn Fire Foiled by Police and Fire Officials
Investigators thwart a planned barn fire at Longview Hospital for the Insane after a watchman found kerosene on the barn floor. Detectives and a fire marshal hid in the barn until midnight, relieved by officers, linking the incident to earlier fires at the institution.
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Longview Hospital
Arthur Burns
McShane and Kaiser
Schraffenberger
Scopes Rejects Monkey Theory While In Kentucky
John T. Scopes of Paducah visiting the University of Kentucky said he believes humans and all animals ascend from lower orders but has never seen a scientific statement that man descended from a monkey. He faces an indictment in Dayton Tenn for violating the state anti-evolution law.
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Associated Press
Lexington
John T. Scopes
Paducah
Dayton, Tenn
Scopes
University of Kentucky
Rich Chicagoan Towed in India
Chicago social figure Geoso P Porter, described as Chicago's most eligible bachelor, plans to wed Mlle de Manziarly after she sought independence in France and New York. The 43 year old bachelor reportedly pursued the heiress who spent a year in India studying theosophy before his arrival.
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New York World News Vice
Chicago
Geoso.p
Porter
H. H. Porter
Arthur Ryerson
Mlle ‘de Manziarly
France
New York
India
Mr. Porter
Non-Union Men Beaten by Thugs Riot in Two Garment Shops
A mob attacked two non-union garment shops in a New York loft, injuring twenty-five people and scattering workers into the street. Five suspects were arrested and two suspected assailants fled as police and ambulances attended the riot scene. The shop owners faced warnings to unionize or face a visit from the "Reception Committee."
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New York World News Service
New York
Benny” Fein
Gough Denies Gun Threat in Guiberson Cash Trial
William K. Gough of Cincinnati testifies in General Sessions before Judge Allen that he was not forced at pistol point to cash a $10,000 check from Samuel A. Guiberson at the Guaranty Trust branch on Fifth Avenue. He presents details of a strained marriage and Guiberson's alleged interference, while Guiberson acknowledges receiving the funds and denies threats. The cross-examination continues tomorrow.
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New York World News Service
New York
William K. Gough
Cincinnati
Allen
Samuel A. Guiberson
Los Angeles
Guiberson
Gough
Cu Fn
Guiberson Corporation
Peter Pan Graphophone Company
Carmel
N. Y
Eunice L. Sargent
Lima
South America
Montana
California
Europe
Biltmore
Wylie Divorce Case Tied to Rhode Island Mill
Providence notes a pending move to vacate more than 100 divorces, including Elinor Hoyt Hichborn Wylie's 1923 separation from Horace Wylie, cited as fraudulently obtained through the state's divorce mill. Mrs Wylie, poet and wife of critic William Rose Benet, married Benet in 1923 after a 1923 divorce from Wylie became final.
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Providence
R. I
Providence Journal
Elinor Hoyt Hichborn Wylie
Henry Martyn Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
Department of State
Washington
C. P. Sisson
Rhode Island
Wylie
William Rose Beng
The
Saturday Review
Benet
Horace Wylie
Sea serpent sighted near Boston on Foam voyage
Captain James Doyle of the Foam reported a sea serpent 136 feet long and as big around as a barrel seen eighty eight miles south of Boston Light. The creature appeared off the starboard bow for about twenty minutes during a two week fishing trip on the South Channel banks.
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Boston
James Doyle
Doyle
Xenia Blue Law War Starts With 2 Arrests
In Xenia Ohio on May 27 C R Bales a gas station clerk and Tiffin Walker a garage owner were arrested for selling oil and gasoline on Sunday defying a Sunday closing statute. The pair appeared before Magistrate J E Jones and posted $100 bonds each as Frank L Johnson led local enforcement efforts.
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Xenia
C. R. Bales
Tiffin Walker
Frank L. Johnson
Bales
Walker
J E. Jones
Trapped in North Carolina Coal Mine After Three Explosions
Reports say sixty workers remain trapped in a North Carolina coal mine following three explosions. Six bodies have been recovered and officials fear all are dead as rescue efforts continue.
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North Carolina
Doctrinal split looms as Presbyterian assembly ends
The 137th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States debated whether modernist actions could split the denomination. A 15-member commission will study the issue, with its findings due to the next assembly. The dispute centers on virgin birth and church dogma with factions warning of dissolution if defiance continues.
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Columbus
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Charles R. Erdman
Henry Sloane Coffin
New York
Permanent Judicial Commission
A. D.gantz
Synod of New York
Presbytery
Henry P. van Dusen
Cedric O. Layman
Judicial Commission
Clarence Edward MacArtney
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Presbytery of
Charles B. Swartz
Chicago
Woman Killed as Train Hits Auto Near Schencks Crossing
Mrs. Michael Klein of Indianapolis was killed instantly and her husband seriously injured when their car was struck by a westbound C I and W passenger train at Schencks crossing on the Dixie highway south of Hamilton. A card in the car identified them. witness Charles Koehler said Klein tried to beat the train. Train crew included conductor Bert Talbert and engineer Frank Duffey.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Michael Klein
Indianapolis
Schencks Crossing
Dixie Highway
Here
Charles Koehler
Klein
Bert~Talbert
Frank Duffiey
Talbert
Kleins
Cincinnati
Wishart Elected Presbyterian Moderator in Topeka
Dr. W I Wishart of Pittsburgh was elected Moderator of the United Presbyterian Church of North America at the opening of the 67th General Assembly in Topeka Kansas. He won by one vote on the second ballot, 117 to 116, over Dr T C Atchison of Lawrence Massachusetts. Dr James A Cosby of Elwood Pennsylvania was eliminated on the first ballot.
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United States
France
Painleve Dt
Inter-Allied Club
America
Fish
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Legion of Honor
D ‘France
Dr. Wishart
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
W. I. Wishart
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Sixty-seventh General Assembly
T. C. Atchison
Lawrence
Mass
James A. Cosby
Elwood
Boys Drown Baby in River for Excitement in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts Vivian Mary Husson aged 20 months drowned when two boys aged 6 and 9 threw her into the Merrimack River for excitement. Police held John Veres 9 while Miltiades Karitos 6 was returned to his parents with both boys denying who did the throw.
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Associated Press
Lowell
Mass
Vivian Mary Husson
Merrimack River
John Veres
Miltiades Karitos
Veres
Karitos
Opening of Mine So Small Only Few Rescuers Can Work
Governor McLean received the first official report from Chairman Page on the Carolina Coal Company mine disaster. The explosion collapsed the entrance, trapping workers. five or six men work by hour shifts, with potential entombment and uncertain fate. Troops may be sent after further reports.
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Coal Glen
N. C4
Carolina Coal Company
Bion H. Butler
William Hall
Cumnock Coal
Cumnock Company
Hill
Butler
Federal Bureau of Mines
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Metts
McLean
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
Corps of Engineers
Associated Press
Raleigh
Page
Mine Rescue Crew Heads to North Carolina Mine
A Birmingham Bureau of Mines rescue team will depart at 11 50 p m for Cummnock near Sanford North Carolina to assist miners trapped in the Cerolina Coal Company mine. The crew travels from Alabama and West Virginia to provide relief and support.
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Alabama
West Virginia
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Bureau of Mines
Cummnock
Sanford
N. C
Cerolina Coal Company
Rescue Car Ordered For North Carolina Mine
Pittsburgh May 27. An appeal from the Carolina Coal Company led the U S Bureau of Mines to have safety engineer D J Parker order a rescue car from Thomas West Virginia to the mine near Sanford North Carolina for a safety operation.
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Pittsburgh
Carolina Coal Company
United States
Bureau of Mines
D. J. Parker
Thomas
W. Va
Sanford
North Carolina
Moro Outlaws Hit as Fort Blown Up in Lanao Province
Manila dispatch reports the constabulary bombed and stormed a Moro fortress in Lanao Province. Two more outlaws were killed and several wounded as Sultan Raya and followers fled. the fortress was dislodged after a raid spree in the area.
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Fort
Associated Press
Manila
Lanao
Sultan Raya
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J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
White House
Debt Commission
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Kellogg
Hamilton Fish, Jr
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