Naval Experts Seek Disarmament Accord
Naval experts meet in Geneva to align disarmament plans among Japan Britain and the United States. Admiral Schofield leads the American delegation with Captains Andrews and Smyth as aides to determine vessel tonnages base weights and the meaning of each proposal. The talks aim to reconcile differences on bases cruisers and armed merchant ships amid competing naval strength claims.
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United Press
Geneva
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Technical Committee
Admiral Schofield
Schofield
Adolph Andrews
William Smyth
Technical Commission
Admiral Jellicoe
Britain
America
Bretalte
Italy
France
Jellicoe
Six Internes Suspended Over Alleged Hazing Incident
Six internees at a New York hospital face suspension after an alleged hazing incident. Four transferees from other city institutions are pending further investigation and disciplinary action. Names listed include Drs Las, Adams, Armatrogs Win, Wit, Kemnet Clough, Fran Hannan, and Win Bi Stratton, with references to investigators Des Lows Borow, Ay ma Solaguy and Edward Kutskee. The incident date is noted as Sunday night. Public reaction cited includes antisemitic accusations.
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New York
Allegoel
Snes County Hospital
Forlay
Drs Las
Adams
Armatrogs
Miniy Des Lows Borow
Ayma Solaguy
Edward Kutskee
Stricken by Rats during Corn Shed Incident
In York County a man tending corn in a barn was attacked by rats. He chased the pests over a tin building, collapsed and died of apoplexy. Authorities note the episode occurred as heat and distress mounted.
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Proas
York
Henry
Five Best Radio Entertainments Today
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs across stations including Detroit Symphony of Chpatea and Fantorn Rimibyton Concert Hand. Details are garbled with mixed times and program titles but indicate a lineup of operetta and concert broadcasts across Eastern stations.
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Audrai
Manewell
Eaxtern
CNRO
Detroit
Detroit Symphony
Algo Wham
Fantorn
Rimibyton
Brotherhood Bank Sale Deadlock at Locomotive Union Convention
A deadlock was reported today at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers convention over Mitten Philadelphia banker’s takeover plan for the Brotherhood’s 11 banks and 7 investment firms. The Mitten offer envisages a $10 million holding company, with both sides sharing control and a 18 member board, while a political power struggle in Duluth involves Albert Johnson as a leading figure.
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United Prev
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engers
Offen
Mitten
Philadelphia
Brotherhood
City teachers to attend summer school expansion
Twenty three Corry teachers will attend Summer Schools during the vacation to advance their preparation and many others, including new staff, will enroll in advanced work. Prominent educators from Pennsylvania State, Columbia University, and other institutions will guide the sessions as part of a strong demonstration of professional spirit in the school system.
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Corry
Surner
Humber
R. S. Dewey
Teachers College
Columbia University
Edith Cools
Pennsylvania State College
Young Henderson
Howard J. Sheen
St. Lawrence University
Doris Kidder
Esther T Lawler
Indiana State Teachers College
Glen S. Owen
Chautauqua
Lastitlion
Gora G. Smith
Travel
University of California
Harold G Wolfe
University of Rochestar
Ethel L. Moray
Penna State College
Robert Heydersoni
J. F. Hoffmaster
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Helen Sullivan
University of Rochester
Slippery Rock State
Teachers’ College
Eilizabeth Ranney
Penna State Glu L
Young
Chautauqua Institution
Kathryn Nylon
Aaithn
D. McCray
Indiana University
Marie K Brooks
I Velen Mi Brown
Ruth Yo Burkhart
Buffalo State Normal
Helen Fordyce
Two More for George Herman as Red Sox Win
Boston June 22 Babs Ruth connected for his 28th and 4th homers, boosting the Red Sox in a nine inning tilt. Hooks Wilts was the pitcher, with Ruth's first homer in the fifth and another in the seventh sealing the victory.
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United Prous
Boston
Babs Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Roth
Wilts
New Trial for Scott Granted by Illinois Supreme Court
Former Canadian millionaire Rusell Scott, once sentenced to hang for the murder of drug store clerk Joseph Maurer, was granted a new trial by the Illinois Supreme Court. The reversal followed an appeal arguing the trial court erred in denying a venue change.
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Springfield
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
Ulinois Supreme Feourt
Seow
Wide
Thellinois State Hospital
Chester
Chicago
Scott
Supreme Court
Huge Petition Urges Probe of Sacco Vanzetti Case
A vast petition nearly a mile long with about half a million signatures was presented to Governor Fuller in Boston calling for a public investigation of the Sacco Vanzetti murder case. The two paper rolls, each two and a half feet thick, were delivered by members of the Sacco Vanzetti defense committee as supporters from all walks of life joined eminent educators and industrial leaders in backing the request. The governor will review the case and may act in the week of July 10, potentially influencing the long-delayed two murders from more than seven years prior.
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Boston
Sacco Vanzetti
Wise
Guy Alyan T. Buller
Uf Ee
State House
Muitomobile
Gardner Jackson
Joseph Mora
Mie Sacco-Vannelti Défense Committee
Fuller
Sacey
Vanceélti
Iless
Electrichiair
State Bar Assn Holds Meeting at Redford Springs
The Pennsylvania Bar Association opened a three day session in Redford Springs Pa with the largest attendance in its history. Attorney General John G Sarpent led the session as lawyers from across the state gathered. President Harry Knight urged cooperation among attorneys to advance justice over rivalry.
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Redford
Springs
Pennnsylvania Bar Association
John G Sarpent
Bre
Harry Knight
Rate decision may affect mine wage talks in Pa
June 22 Philadelphia The Interstate Commerce Commission pending freight rate reductions for Central Pennsylvania bituminous coal operators could influence the new wage agreement talks between Central Pennsylvania miners and operators. The wage scale subcommittee met two hours as operator leader Charles O’Neil urged a wage cut, arguing Jacksonville scale trends.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Interstate Commerce Com
Pennsyvnia
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Jacksonville
Charles O'Neil
James May
Peninsylvania
Ohio
Great Lakes
Mark
Marke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thomas Kennedy
Consery
Byrd Flight Delayed By Storms At Roosevelt Field
Storms again halt Cmdr Richard E Byrd's planned ocean flight to Europe from Roosevelt Field New York delaying departure for Paris. Byrd seeks a third college degree this week at Yale as the weather grounds the crossing. Balchen Neville Acosta and Halogen ready to join when conditions clear. Local residents, including Mrs L Alexander and Mrs Sam Jacobson, visit Erie. M A Casler arrives for a family visit.
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Roosevelt Field
Metica
Europe
Richaed E Byrd
Yale
Byrd
Boosevelt Field
Paris
Hert Balchén
Tarip
Air Aig
George C. Neville
Bert Acosta
Halohen
Atlantic
Antewar Pact Seen Aims At Franco American Accord
Paris dispatch reports the American Embassy called on the State Department to copy the proposed Franco American antiwar pact text given to the embassy yesterday. French diplomats hope the move opens negotiations. They credit Col. Lindbergh's Atlantic flight with boosting Franco American friendship.
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Paris
Staté Department
Toriny
Forern
Col. Lindberch
United States Stands Firm on Proposals at Geneva Talks
State Department officials said the United States will keep its 653 ratio proposal at the Geneva disarmament conference despite clashes with British and Japanese plans. Officials expect the conference to yield a treaty. They rebuke claims the American plan is merely political theater and stress long study by the administration and departments behind it.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
State Department
United States
América
Codlidge
Navy
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Man Falls From Hay Wagon Near Spartansburg
Ray Humphrey of Spartansburg was brought to Corry Hospital after a hay wagon accident this morning. He struck his chin and suffered bruises but no broken bones. He is expected to recover with a few days of hospital treatment.
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Ray Humphrey
Corry Hospital
Spartansburg
Spart Jtansburg
Aft
A Was
Humphrey
Noted Actor John Drew Nearing End, Doctors Say
San Francisco June 22 veteran American actor John Drew remained very weak today and attending physicians have virtually abandoned hope of his recovery. Drew, stricken with arthritic severe illness, was unable to rally despite treatment.
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United Prous
San Francisco
Cal
John Drew
Drew
Little Success Marking Probe Of Farm Fires
Police reported progress in identifying the person believed responsible for an arson fire that destroyed a farm home and barn on the George West place at Carter Hill early Tuesday. Neighbors said the barn had been unoccupied for two years and that the blaze was likely incendiary. clues are scant and capture seems unlikely. Both structures were completely destroyed.
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George West Place
Carter Hill
Ter Hill
Tipton
Vieiney
Lindbergh to Meet Nation's Air Leaders in DC Visit
Charles A. Lindbergh plans a Washington visit to brief Army Navy and Commerce air chiefs on European aviation. He is due to arrive by Army plane at Wright Field then travel to Washington with pilots Major Ty Lamphier and Captain Sinclair Street. He will be hosted by Orville Wright's associate in Dayton before heading to the capital.
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Washington
Army, Navy and Commerce Department
Air Chiefs
Wright
Dayton
United Prom
Charles A. Lindbergh
St Louis
G. A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Harry Hall Knight
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Wilbur Wright Field
Hunt for Missing Butler Bandit Continues in Pittsburgh
State police and county detectives pursue an alleged bandit in Pittsburgh as two companions, Mike Fabric and Bennie Zak, are captured by Justice Albert T. Lorch of Allison Park and hospitalized. George Brown is believed to conceal himself in the city while authorities search locations.
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Pittsburgh
Rman
Justice of the Peace
Albert T. Lorch
Alison’ Park
George Brown
Mike Fabric
Bennie Zak
Fannie Malone
Butler Hospital
Ruites
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