U S Marines Move to Trients in China Crisis
Washington reports a plan to shift four to five thousand American Marines from Kai and the Philippines to Trients to counter possible emergencies from the northern Chinese army collapse. Brig Gen Butler commands in China and will decide on legation protection moves as needed.
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Associated Prost
Washington
Kai
Philippines
Triin
Thorthern
Low River
Generaledley D. Butler
China
Shanghai
Kgapo
Butler
Ameri Legation
Peking
Legation
City Department
Williams
Henan
Nhwei
Nankine
Trent
Missouri Officials Schedule on WOS Radio in June
Governor Baker and Secretary Becker lead a slate of state officials on WOS radio with talks set for June. Charles Becker appears June 17, Arthur Allen also on air, and workmen’s compensation topics discussed by Alroy Phillips and Orin Shaw. Pickens, Mayes, and Dunlap also appear on multiple June nights.
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Sam A. Baker
Charles A. Becker
State Workmen’s Compensation Commission
WOS
Baker
Charles M. Becker
Arthur Allen
Alroy
Phillips
Compensation Commission
Orin H. Shaw
George A. Pickens
The
Missouri Association
Missouri
Pickens
Jewell Mayes
State Board of Agriculture
Frederick Dunlap
San Francisco OKs Hawaii Flight Plan
A San Francisco to Hawaii flight received official sanction from assistant secretary of war F. Trubee Davison and National Aeronautical Association president Porter Adams. A citizens committee under Mayor James Rolph Jr will plan the flight focusing on a San Francisco to Honolulu route, not Manila or Japan, due to favorable weather to Hawaii.
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iAv Associated Press
San Francisco
Hawaii
F. Trubee Davison
Porter Adams
National Aeronautical Association
James Rolph, Jr
Davison
Honolulu
Manila
Japan
Asia
Corn Reaches Highest Point in Past Two Years
Corn rose to 1.07 18 a bushel for September the highest level since 1925 as speculative buying and unsettled weather boosted the market. Overnight gains of 3 8 to 4 1 4 cents followed, with wheat advancing 1 8 8 to 1 3 4 and oats up 1 8 8 cents.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lack of Kisses Wins Divorce for California Man
Lawrence Wilson obtained an uncontested divorce after a judge ruled that seven kisses a year do not meet reasonable love. Judge J. W. Summerfield cited public input and noted affection varies by temperament and age, concluding the man in his twenties was not bound to his wife.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lawrence Wilson
J. W. Summerfield
Wilson
666 A Cure All Claims Against Colds and Fevers
A vintage patent remedy asserts 666 as a universal cure for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria and boasts rapid germ killing action.
Chicago Boxer Dies in Kansas City Ring
Steve Adams a Chicago lightweight boxer died after being knocked out by Sammy Mandell in a ten round bout in Kansas City. The coroner ruled death from a broken neck. Mandell was detained briefly on a technical charge then released on bond.
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Steve Adams
Sammy Mandell
Bulletin Mandell
Kansas City
Kas
Chicago
J. W. Hayward
Adams
Mandell
J. H. Brady
Aio Associated Press
Voxer
Rockford
Ill
Walter Bates
Bates
Truck Driver Held For Leaving Babe On Doorstep
Fisher Halley a St Louis truck driver was arrested in Montgomery City charged with abandonment of a two week old child found on the doorstep of Postmaster John Mills at Jonesburg. The Mills family woke to the baby's cries and rescued it. Halley admitted leaving the baby but later denied the charge. Mrs Halley has not been arrested.
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Associated Press
Montgomery City
Sheffield envoy to Mexico resigns unconfirmed
State department officials declined to confirm reports that James B. Sheffield has resigned as American ambassador to Mexico City. The department repeatedly denied previous reports and refused to discuss Mr. Sheffield's status or future plans.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
James B. Sheffield
Mexico
Department
Sheffield
Mexico City
Industrial Firms Pass Up Dividends
Two large industrial firms Marland Oil Company and P Lorillard Company skipped quarterly dividends. The St Louis San Francisco Railroad issued a 25 cent extra dividend in addition to a regular 1.75 dollar common stock dividend. Both payouts are payable in July and mirror actions from three months earlier.
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Associated Ress
New York
Marland Oil Company
P. Lorillard Company
St. Louis-San Francisco Railroad
Marland
Wall Street
St. Louis- San Francisco
Hollywood Actress Irene Goodall Said to Have Chance to Live
Hollywood actress Irene Goodall also known as Irene Fuller who took poison yesterday after leaving a note urging she should not reveal her identity was reported to have a chance to live. Ray Howard, a film actor, identified her and noted his acquaintance with Mary Lygo, former Ziegfeld Follies performer.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Irene Goodall
Irene Fuller
Ray Howard
Mary Lygo
Ziegfield Follies
Auditor Opens Financial Probe Into Missouri Penitentiary
State Auditor L D Thompson and two assistants began auditing the Missouri penitentiary records for the past two years under Governor Baker's February directive. The probe follows a Senate inquiry into mismanagement and irregularities by the prison board led by Dr Cortez Enice.
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State Auditing Department
Missouri
Penal Board
Baker
State Senate
L. D. Thompson
Thompson
Senate
Special Committee
Cortez F. Enice
Repubican
Beauty's breach suit against Gordon C Thorne noted
The report recalls a five year old case where Beauty filed a $100000 breach of promise suit against Gordon C Thorne a member of a prominent Chicago family.
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Beauty
Gordon C. Thorne
Chicago
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E. High ST
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Trients
Becker
Alvoy S. Phillips
California
Citizens’ Committee
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Kansas
Eddie Kane
Arthur J. Mellor
Wayondotte County
Kane
D. M. Nigro
Dle
Babe
Fisher Halley
Jonesburg
Chichester S Pills
Washinton
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