Mussolini Seeks African Mandate At Geneva
Premier Mussolini outlined Italy's foreign policy and urged a place in the sun. He hinted Italy may seek a mandate over a former German colony at the League of Nations meeting, arguing it helps Italian peasants and national prestige while linking consent to Germany's admission to the league.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Mussolini
Senate
Italy
Duce
League of Nations Council
Great Britain
France
Germany
Geneva
League Council
League
Council
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Youth Shot by Companion in Accidental Rifle Discharge
Claude Mauncell, 16, was critically injured when a rifle discharged at a tennis court near his home. Clifford Forest, 48, held the gun when it fired, and Robert Klein, 17, witnessed the incident. authorities say it was accidental.
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Claude Mauncell
Dreman Street
General Hospital
Clifford Forest
Fergus Street
Robert Klein
Borden ‘Street
Mauncell
Lieud
Sinkking
Sgt
Knight
Forest
Klein
Borden Street
Muncell
Uncle Bob the Mexican War Vet to Ride in Memorial Parade
Robert H. Brown 109, oldest resident at Central Branch National Military Home Dayton will ride in the Memorial Day parade as a central figure. A veteran of the Mexican and Civil Wars he fought with Gen Zachary Taylor and later joined the Union forces in Cleveland after leaving Arkansas. He will ride in an ambulance during the procession.
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Dayton
Robert H. Brown
Central Branch
National Military Home
Bob
Zachary Taylor
Brown
Arkansas
Cleveland
Ohio River jug found with moonshine to help prosecutions
Commodore George Lutz and a river squad net a large jug from the Ohio River that swallowed a gallon of moonshine. Five men tied to shantyboat town face charges after a sequence of threats and thefts, including Crawford and accomplices Mashburn and Wolf, with four loaded pistols seized and a suspect wheel recovered.
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George Lutz
Ohio River
Wehking
Dooley
Fox and Gorman
Lutz
Millcreek
William Kelly
Truckman
Freeman Avenue
Kelly
John Crawford
Carpenter
West Sixth Street
Crawford
Mashburn
Wolf
St. Mary’s Hospital
Federal Prohibition Office
Gorman
Fox
Disappearance of Aimee Semple McPherson Divides Los Angeles
Los Angeles in confusion as two camps form over evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. Police report no body found, no definite action, while witnesses conflict over her last seen hours at the Santa Monica beach. A ransom letter demands $50,000 but is suspected to be a hoax. Christian followers cling to drowning theory. skeptics doubt she is dead.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
McPherson
Santa Monica Surf
A. B. Loraine
Venice
Mrs. McPherson
Emma Schaeffer
Miss Schaeffer
San Francisco
Avers
Kenneth Ormiston
Washington braces for Mellon Bruce wedding day
Social Washington awaits the noon ceremony of Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter of Secretary Mellon, and David K Estes Bruce, son of Maryland senator. The Bethlehem Chapel, National Cathedral, hosts the wedding with 200 relatives and officials, followed by a reception for 5 000 at the Pan American Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ailsa Mellon
D. K
New York World News Service
Mellon
David K. Estes Bruce
Maryland
Bethlehem Chapel
National Cathedral
Pan- American Union
National Capital
Mayflower
Baltimore
Bruce
New York
Pittsburgh
Cyclone Kills 1200 in Burma ravaged Rangoon area
A Rangoon dispatch reports twelve hundred people killed by a cyclone and tidal wave in Burma. The disaster, described by telegram, devastates coastal regions and prompts relief efforts.
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London
Burma
Rangoon
Protest Over Out of Town Traffic Citations in Cincinnati
A Retail Merchants Association protest seeks end to Cincinnati police citing out of town motorists for parking violations. Officials plan a Traffic Citation Bureau to handle discretionary penalties and register minor offenders. City discussions also introduced a one hour parking relaxation in congested areas from six am to six pm.
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Cincinnati
Civilian Traffic Commission
Lynn Revenaugh
Retail Merchants’ Association
Revenaugh
Kevenaugh
Louis Howe
Julius Luschinger
City Council Transportation Committee
Council
Howe
Frank Lewis
Luchsinger
Executive Traffic Committee
Stanley Lawson Dies Suddenly at 61
Stanley M. Lawson 61 president of National Brass Manufacturing Co died last night about 8 after a brief illness while on his porch with his wife. He founded the firm 35 years ago and was active at his office earlier. He was son of F H Lawson of the historic sheet metal family and brother to Fenton H Lawson. Funeral plans not announced.
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Stanley M. Lawson
National Brass Manufacturing Company
Marshall Avenue
Mr. Lawson
Brass Company
F. H. Lawson
F. H. Lawson Company
Fenton H. Lawson
Stanley Lawson
Lawson
Queen City Club
Cincinnati Country Club
Chamber of Commerce
Missing girl Estella Lavvorn feared after search fails
A nine year old girl Estella Lavvorn vanished after leaving to return from Sixth District School. Her dog Shep paces and waits at home at 124 West Liberty Street as neighbors recall past local disappearances. Mother Mrs Templin seeks help as investigation continues.
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Shep
Ollie Lavvorn Templin
West Liberty Street
Estella Lavvorn
Estella
Marie Nolte
Emily Gump
Freda Hornberger
Lawgvorn
Ees
Tempi
Jersey man pays 25 cents to seek forgiveness
A Mount Arlington resident, after twenty five years of conscience questioning, sent 25 cents to the Logaff Valley Traction Company of Altoona Pennsylvania, now operated by National Public Service Corporation, asking both the company and God to forgive him for trolley fares he did not pay a quarter century ago.
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New York World News Service
New York
Mount Arlington
N. J
Logaff Valley Traction Company
Altoona
National Public Service Corporation
Water controversy threatens crops as drought grips North Platte valley
In Scottsbluff Nebraska May 28 the North Platte valley irrigation dispute over operation payments risks violence as crops wilt without water. Officials Mead Work and local leaders face demands to turn on the dam and settle payments ahead of a reclassification in the omnibus water bill. The 200000 acre valley from Lingle Wyoming to North Platte Nebraska relies on Pathfinder Dam amid stalled releases.
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White House
North Platte
Washington
Coolidge
Work
Commissioner Mead
Reclamation Service
Howell
Representative Simmons
Nebraska
Simmons
Scottsbluff
Neb
North Platte Valley
Mead
McMullen
Omaha Bee
North Platte River
Lingle
Wyo
North Port
Pathfinder
Muskegon Innkeeper Slain As Bomb Ends Campaign Clash
In Muskegon Michigan on May 28 Janet Krubaech 19 and her father 48 and fiancé William Frank are found dead after a mail bomb exploded at the Three Lakes Tavern where a wedding supper was to be held. Constable Asa Bartlett 28 is jailed charged with sending the bomb. he is linked to anti Krubach forces and the Ku Klux Klan. A coroner's jury and federal grand jury inquiries are planned.
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Muskegon
Mich
Janet Krubaech
August Krubaech
William Frank
Krubach
Asa K. Bartlett
Blue Lake Township
Krubaech
Dunn
Bartlett
Klan
Muskegon County
J. R. Davidson
Board of Supervisors
Three Lakes
Elks’ Temple
Fireworks Depot Blast Kills Civilians and Guards in Illinois
A munitions depot explosion at the First Regiment State Guard in Illinois wiped out twenty civilians and two officers and left an undetermined number of people injured. The blast occurred early today and caused extensive damage across the facility and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paulo
Brazil
State Guard
Poison plot suspect chemist linked to judge's illness
Alya Estabrook cereal chemist was arrested in Denver on a federal warrant for sending Judge E E Porterfield of Missouri a poisoned pancake flour sample. The wrapper bore a matching typeface to threatening letters, and the package sickened the judge his wife and son. Estabrook faced possible return to Missouri to face charges.
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Denver
Col
Alya Estabrook
E. E. Porterfield
Jackson County Circuit Court of
Missouri
Estabrook
Porterfield
Kansas City
Hstabrook
Fire at Sutton Top Shop Kills Five in Rockford
Five girls died and eight others were seriously injured when a fire at the Sutton Top shop in Rockford Illinois broke out on May 28th. The blaze started from a celluloid strip used on a ground floor bandsaw setting off a stock of material. John Sutton head of the firm was severely burned while attempting rescue.
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Rockford
Ill
Sutton Top Shop
Catherine Wood
John Sutton
California
Sutton
Rockford Hospital
Fire Department
Bus firm seeks Indiana Bus Company certificate purchase
The Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Street Railroad asks the State Public Utilities Commission for authority to buy the Indiana Bus Company certificate for 1000 dollars. The bus company competes with the interurban service between Cincinnati and the Indiana line.
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Indiana Bus Line
Columbus
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Street Railroad Company
Cincinnati
Indiana State Line
State Public Utilities Commission
Indiana Bus Company
Interurban
King George greets US marksmen at Buckingham Palace
King George met with the 107th United States Infantry marksmen at Buckingham Palace. He declined to say they would win but expressed hope the National Rifle Association match at Bisley would be a close competition.
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London
George
107Th United States Infantry
Buckingham Palace
King George
Moro Outlaws Killed as Constabulary Storm Moro Fort
Manila May 29 A detachment of the constabulary shot to death twenty three Moro outlaws at a Moro fort in Lanao province where Datu Ambuluto and followers were barricaded. One constabulary officer was killed and eight wounded in the action.
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Manila
Philippine’s Constabulary
Lanao
Datu
Ambuluto
Constabulary
Idol of Poland to Retain Power
Warsaw May 28 Marshal Piłsudski will likely become Poland's next president or designate a successor while keeping power as chief of the army. He may even create a superpower role as Inspector General of the army, with the president premier and parliament in a combined administration, but Piłsudski remains the central figure.
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New York World News Service
Warsaw
Marshal Pilsudski
Poland
MOE
World News Service
N.Y
Swocls Press Pub. Co
Boys Caught Stealing 200000 Treasure From Abandoned House
Three boys were arrested in Yorkville Court while attempting to haul a $200000 treasure from an unused mansion owned by Beatrice and Helen Herweg. Police found $20000 in currency and gold plus jewelry in trunks. The suspects George Bagliero Rocco Giamarino and Matthew Mazello await examination on June 3.
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New York
Yorkville Court
Beatrice
Helen Herweg
George Bagliero
Rocco Giamarino
Matthew Mazello
Douras
Michael J. Moran
England lifts baron Russell entry to Britain
Charles Edward Russell the American Socialist was barred from entering Italy and Ireland but was told he may land at any English port. He cannot travel to Italy, and the Home Office requires he refrain from lecturing in Ireland. Russell is currently in France awaiting possible travel to Britain.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Charles
Edward Russell
Great Britain
Italy
Home Office
Irish Free State
Russell
Mussolini
John
China
Naples
France
England
Ireland
Y. World N
Sens
W. Wold Pras
Portugal Braces as Braga Garrison Revolt Emerges
A garrison at Braga under Gen Gomes Da Costa revolts while the government says ministers will maintain order. Gen Peres with royal Porto troops plans to attack the insurgents in Braga. other regions remain quiet and communications stay open.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Braga
Gomes da Costa
Council of Ministers
Peres
Porto
Sporto
Senator Smoot Stricken During Senate Finance Committee
Senator Smoot of Utah was stricken with acute indigestion while chairing a Senate Finance Committee meeting in Washington. His physician reported the condition not serious and said he should resume his duties after a period of rest.
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Senator Smoot
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Utah
Cleveland Landlord Aid Fund Planned For Taxes
The Landlord's Security League in Cleveland will set aside a $10,000 fund at its next meeting to loan without interest to poor landlords to cover monthly and yearly taxes assessments water and gas bills. President Max Rivitz notes hundreds of landlords are poor yet benevolent and receive no rent.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Security League
Max Rivitz
League
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