Chamberlin Readies Atlantic Hop Off in Dry Shakeup
Prohibition zones reduced from five to three as Deputy Commissioner James E. Jones is replaced by Californiaan Maurice Campbell and Lindbergh returns to France. At the same time new deputy dry commissioner and regional supervisors take posts, amid a reshaped enforcement map.
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Chamberlin
Atlantic
Lindbergh
France
Chie
James E Jones
Jorufh
Wasney
United Press
Washington
Nes Dorr
Civil Service Commission
Sdiinte Seton
Maurice Campbell
Ohio
Mistant
Treasury
Andrews
Cammissiany
Er Duran
Raid on Soviet Headquarters in Mexico City
United Press reports secret agents entered the Soviet delegation in Mexico City early today, detaining ten men who were released. The raid drew suspicion as Leon Tayskiss first secretary of the Soviet delegation conferred with Madame Kollonta, Soviet ambassador, at her hotel. Security remained tight into the morning with officers still present at the scene.
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United Presk
Mexico City
Tsed
Tecorat
Armested Sea Sons
Leon Taykiss
Ygation
Injured Women Leave Hospital After Crash Near Wrightsville
Margaret Palmer of Headford and Mrs N Monnigat of Allegany Washington injured in Thursday afternoon sitamobile accident near Wrightsville were moved from Cory Hospital last evening. Nellie J J Namm of Meydyilis also injured with serious bruises cuts and a severe shaking up when the car driven by Rd Will left the road and overturned. The wrecked machine later extent fire vil Way destroyed.
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Margaret Palmer
Headford
Mra. N. Monnigat
Allegany
Wrightsville
Cory Hospital
Nellie J.J. Namm
Meydyilis
Huge liquor cache seized by prohibition agents
Prohibition agents uncovered a cache of liquor valued at about $10,000 at Eriol this morning. Authorities traced the shipment to a hidden route used in illicit importation, recovering numerous cases and a large quantity of bottles amid the debris.
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Eriol
Aso
Mike
66 Members in 1927 Graduation Class at City High
A class of sixty six members will graduate from Carty High School at the commencement exercises in the auditorium next Wednesday evening. Examinations for seniors were completed yesterday. The graduating class will be composed of sixty six members with Dorothy Mumimond delivering the oration and Mysle Durham giving salutations. The complete program and final list of members will be announced later.
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Sigtyonx
Carty High School
Wednessey
Sistyshe
Migs
Dorothy Mumimond
Mise Mysle
Durham
Plan Promotion Exercises at Jimies High School
Promotion exercises will be held at the Jimies High School next Tuesday evening in a splendid program arranged with Supt R Veney presenting certificates. Admission by ticket only. The program includes orchestral pieces, songs, cantata Rip Van Winkle selections, and remarks by Principal Wolle. Elaborate preparations are underway at the village school for the event.
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Jimies High School
R. Veney
Lis
Bern
America
Wilson
Dewey Seino
Ralph Figen
Robert Rengle
Gautata
Tole
Rip van Winkte
Wolle
Rin. van Winkle
Attack on Woman with Hatchet Shocks City
Mrs Beith Catlin Phelps 50 sculptor wife of Stowe Phelps architect was attacked at her home by a well dressed man who entered with flowers and struck her twice on the head with a hatchet. Police weigh whether the assault was part of a bungled plot or the work of a maniac.
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United
New York
Sime d
Beith Catlin Phelps
Stowe Phelps
Ptay
Manine
Soviet Envoy Leaves London Amid Diplomatic Break
June 3 in London the Soviet Embassy staff aboard the steamer Youshar departed at 2 AM. No demonstration occurred as Parliament severed diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia, a move hailed by the Tintin Government.
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United Pro London
London
Youshar
Russia
Iasteek
Tintin
Sowet
Es Plonnam
Man Found Frozen in Ice Vat at Local Plant
Renovo Pa. Night watchman Bur ney Naughton at Jones Artificial Ice Co. was found in a large ice vat during rounds. The accident occurred as water was being frozen into ice, ending his rounds abruptly.
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United Press
Renovo
Burney Naughton
Jones Artificial Ica Company
Naughton
Deep Mystery Cloaks Murder of Two Girls
Wilkes Barre reports a double murder near Pittsburg Road with Jennie Momed and Edith Ponzy murdered. A Carmell Marran of Pittston is in custody. Samuel Marran is being sought. Vera Roney, sister of one victim, identified two men at Roe Glen Park who later accompanied the victims to their homes.
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United
Carmeri
Pittston
Sinee
Wiclk
Vera Roney
Wirls
Millers
Vera
Jennie Moriia
Roe Glen Park
Jennie
Edith
Denied Charges Against Ousted Chief Shielded by Officials
In Washington on June 8, Tracy Reeves, former New Jersey prohibition administrator, denied he was ousted for refusing to issue a permit to a Paterson, New Jersey brewery. Assistant Secretary Andrews said Reeves did not wish to enter a controversy with Cul. Rueyes, whose resignation became effective June 1.
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Wasitington
Tracy Reeves
New Jersey
Paterson, Ny J
Ihn Theasity
Andrews Andrews
Rueyes
Five Best Radio Entertainments on WEAF WEAL and More
A listing of radio programs across networks including WEAF and stations WIS WLS WOC WEAL and WRAL. Featured acts include Goldman Band Concert The Happiness Boys Showboat and Star Artists with timing notes in the Eastern zone.
Corry Invited to Lindbergh Reception and Post Office Appeals
Corry residents are urged to participate in a reception for Captain Charles A. Lindbergh upon his Washington arrival. A nationwide postmaster led appeal asks communities to send expressions of support via airmail postage ten cents per letter to the Postmaster General, with local postmasters distributing circulars and coordinating contributions.
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Corry
Captain Linder
Washington
Ron Terning
Larry
Hal
Charles A Lindbergh
United States
Lindbergh
Postoffice Department
Atlantic
Tiatall
API
Ayih
Distri
Uae
S. Bentley
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pace Ab
Shoul
Air Mail
Survey shows Coolidge G. O. P. choice in party poll
Washington June 4 Rest minds of the Republican party 76 per cent favor President Coolidge reelection Burke, Republican National Committee secretary, said in a poll submitted to the president The remaining polled showed Lowden at 10 per cent and others including Dawes Hoover and Long with smaller shares The unanimity in Coolidge support was noted while the GOP divided on which Democrat would be hardest to defeat Al Smith led with 80 per cent Reed 10 per cent McAdoo 5 per cent and others scattered.
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Sy United
Washington
Republican Party
Coolige
James Francis Burke
Repulican Nation Committee
Burke
Frank O. Lowden
Dawes
Bf Commerse Hoover
Spader Nicks Long Worth
Charles E. Hughes
Charles E. Hughes, and Secretary of the Treasury
Coolidge
al Smith
James A Reed
Cei
William G. McAdoo
Bee Causes Fatal Auto Crash in Greenville Pa
A distracted driver, Cen. A. Vaughn of Berwick lost control on the Pittsburgh highway near Greenville. His car struck a tree, killing his father M. Vaughn and injuring three others including Geo. A Vaughn and his wife. The elder Vaughn died at Greenville Hospital. others were expected to recover.
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Greenville
Thane
Cen
A. Vaughn
Berwick
Vaughn
Magh
Mt. Vaughn
Franklin
Geo. A Vaughn
Clara Vaughn
Here
Appointment of New Pastor to be Made Soon
Announcement of a vacant rectorship at St Thomas Church Corse Pensyiss Sania. Eligible clergy are invited to apply in writing to Right Reverend John Marl: Gannog, D.D., by the specified date. The concursus will be held at the Cathedral Repioey, 10th Street, on Thursday at 3 o clock. The successor appointment will be announced after the concursus.
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Tate
M. E. Tracy
St Thomas
Jij
Lake Shore
Finial
Didresan Bresa
Enireh
St. Thomas
Corse Pensyiss Sania
Masia Aula
Repioey
Wwese 10Th Street
Jacedeh
Hose
John Marl
Gannog
Susi
30 Killed by Automobiles in Pa Last Week
Harrisburg report: thirty persons were killed and 208 injured in statewide automobile accidents last week. Pedestrian and cross street incidents led to 14 deaths and 53 injuries, with many caused by intoxicated drivers.
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Harrisburg
Benjamin G. Bynon
Highway Department
Bynon
Dwo
Isnon
White Wine Jets
Former Tinney Home Destroyed in Baldwin New York
Fire destroyed the former Long Island home of comedian Frank Tinney in Baldwin New York. Police and firefighters believe the blaze was incendiary. The home had been sold at a sheriff s sale the year before to Mrs Sadie B Pischer to satisfy an angry judgment against Tinney.
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United Press
Baldwin
N_ VY
Long Island
Frank Tinney
Sadx B. Pischer
anWgnony
Tinney
Lindbergh Returns to Paris After Channel Flight Delays
United Press reports Charles A Lindbergh landed at Le Bourget Field in Paris at 10.4 a.m. after crossing the Channel with extra takeoffs and landings due to fog. He prepared to board the U S cruiser Memphis tomorrow, bidding farewell before leaving for the United States.
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L. Bradford
United Press
Paris
Charles A. Mindbergh
Vorherbeiweg
Lght
Memphis
United States
le Bourget Field
London
Channel
Lindbergh
Lympne
Kent
Kenley Air Arome
Lysapne
le Bourget
Bntishy Royal Wit
Folkestone
Strangler murder suspect tied to Chicago case
Chicago police opened a wide inquiry into the Mrs Mary Sietsema homicide as investigators pursued a link to the famed Strangler. The body was found in a disorderly home with a piano lamp wire around the neck and multiple blood stains. Suspect Michael Wish, a butcher, was arrested after allegedly visiting the home to deliver orders and blood stains on his clothing were to be tested.
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United Press
Chicago
Fie
Mary Sietsema
West
Michael Wish
Sfetsenta
Draft flood control plan for Chicago sent to Congress
Secretary of War Dwight F. Day announces a draft flood control plan for the Mississippi and Chicago rivers. Plans must be ready for submission at the West session of Congress, with Provident Coolidge's representative presenting and urging careful data collection before any delay.
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United Press
Chicago
Jude
West
Congress
Secretaire
Dwight F. Day
Davis
UF Provident
Ines Congress
Berlin Flight May Be Started Late Tonight
Berlin flight plans surface as Clarence Chamberlin prepares a late night takeoff from Roosevelt Field New Jersey weather reports show high winds over Newfoundland and Grand Banks with calmer conditions near Atlantic routes. A Bellanca plane carrying Chamberlin and an announced navigator aims for a nonstop transatlantic hop to Europe, seeking endurance records.
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Bellanca
Europe
Newfoundland
United Press
Roosevelt Field
Columbia
Oluimbia Airpline
Hays
Continenor
Hanskar
Clarence Chamberti
Atlantic
New Foundland
Grand Banks
Nova Scotia
Rnoy
Cen
Atronablie A Iley
New York
Planberlin
Lindbergh
Patis
Chamberlin
Lloyd Bertaud
Til
Charrles Lindbergh
Paris
Weather Bureau
Hadio Corporation of America
Linton Wells
Leigh Wada
Globe
New Yorks
San Francisco
Huge Smuggling Plot Revealed Involving Russians
Assistant U S Attorney Graham disclosed a wide scale plot to smuggle Russians into the United States beyond immigration quotas. Newton Joseph, a steward aboard the British freighter General Lubin, was fined after admitting he was paid for each alien he could ship as a stowaway on a Cuba voyage. There are thousands of Russian citizens in Cuba awaiting passage and a large smuggling business operates via ships.
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United Press
Philadelphia
United States
Graham
Newton Joseph
General Lubin
Cuba
Joseph
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Wilkes Barre
Bentley
Bee
Cathedral
St. Thomas Church
Buty
Berlin
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