Inauguration of Hindenburg as German President
Berlin reports Hindenburg sworn in as Reich president with ceremonial support from Reichstag members except 44 communists who walked out. He reiterated the republican constitution while Ludendorff attended, as Socialist deputies displayed red carnations amid protests. Berlin press criticizes U.S. failure to congratulate. New York plans a city wide radio police alarm system with 200 receiving stations and 80 selective receivers.
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von Hindenburg
Germany
Seichstag
P Auf Liebe
von Hindenburge
Soviet
Herr Liebe
von Trindenburg
Reichstag
Ludendorff
Wilson
Paul Loebe
Herr Loebe
Hindenburg
U. S
United States
Berlin Tageblatt
von Swedenburg
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Argentina
Finland
New York
R. E B. Enright
Henry Ford Offers to Buy 4000 Ships from Shipping Board
Henry Ford proposes purchasing 4000 ships from the Shipping Board, signaling a major initiative to acquire surplus vessels. The offer highlights Ford's intent to mobilize wartime assets for civilian and commercial use amid postwar industrial expansion.
Ford to buy 400 ships for junk with price talks
Detroit News reports Henry Ford offered to purchase 400 United States Shipping Board vessels for junk, after a conference with T W Connor. Ford would keep 10 to 30 ships for Ford Industries, with reconditioned ships possibly used as burners. Buyer costs include about 400000 for dismantling gear and months of formalities remain.
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Detroit
Mick
Trenry Ford
United States Shipping Board
Detroit Free Press
Mr. Ford
T. W.connor
Shipping Board
Sid. O'Connor
Ford
Theey
O'Connor
Ford Industries
Presnall Hearing Delayed for Sanatorium Observation
The hearing for Dr C W Presnall charged with his wife’s murder near Trinidad was delayed forty days as he is committed to Woodcroft sanitarium Pueblo for sanity observation at Dr C W Thompson’s request. Chicago reports Mrs Julie Shepherd was absolved by a county grand jury in the death of William Nelson McClintock and his mother. her husband William Darling Shepherd’s case remains open.
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Presnall
Trinidad
Cole
Hinney
Cuileb W. Presnall
Here
Woodcroft
Pueblo
C. W. Thompson
Shepherd
Chicago
Julie Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Emma Nelson MecClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Young McClintock
Milner Dies of Sleeping Sickness in England
Lord Milner former secretary of war dies at Sturry court near Canterbury after illness of sleeping sickness. His death marks a notable loss in British South African affairs and is the epidemic's first fatality among hundreds affected in Great Britain.
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Ord Milner
London
Prince of Wales Visits Colesburg in South Africa
The Prince of Wales arrived in Colesburg after a three day stay at Sir Abe Bulley's estate. The town staged a royal welcome with festivities, sports and meetings as residents celebrated. Loyal commando escorted the prince into town while the area bears memories of Boer War battles nearby.
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Colesburg
Prince
Union of South Africa
Abe Bulley
Prince of Wales
Supreme Court Rules Life Insurance Exempt From Estate Tax
Proceeds from life insurance totaling 474000 dollars, led by Honey Prick for the widow and daughter, were not subject to the federal estate tax under the Revenue Act of 1918, the Supreme Court held recently.
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Washington
Honey
Prick
Supreme Court
Supreme Court backs Colorado in park highway dispute
Washington reports the Supreme Court held the District Court of Colorado erred in dismissing the state's suit to limit Rocky Mountain National Park director's authority over park highways. The decision, read by Justice Holmes, allows Colorado a hearing in federal court and upholds the state's right to challenge federal regulations on highways and other powers. The ruling notes no exclusive federal jurisdiction and preserves state rights unless Congress acts.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
District Court of Colorado
State of
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Supreme Court
Holmes
United States District Court of
Colorado District Court
United States
Congress
Removal from Reclamation Projects Causes Anxiety
Washington officials voiced real anxiety over federal reclamation projects as settlers leave and farmers fail to join. Secretary Work cited settlement completion and faster agricultural development as needs, warning repayment relies on farmers who stay and invest.
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Washington
Warships Excluded From Control at Armaments Conference
Supported by the United States and Canada and a majority of nations, Britain won a vote to exclude warships and aircraft from the proposed traffic control over armaments. The decision by the military naval and air committees of the international conference limits control to submarines airships seaplanes and other war vessels. Reservations may be raised at the full conference session despite wide representation.
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Geneva
United States
Canada
Great Britain
France Proposes Debt Settlement Steps This Month
Paris official word awaited in Washington as Paris cabinet signals concrete proposals for French debt refunding settlement this month. U.S. officials, informed by dispatches, note difficulties appear to be vanishing though method remains unspecified.
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Washington
Paris
Puy
French Moroccan Battles Bring Heavy Losses Reported
Advices from the French zone say hard fighting with heavy losses on both sides. French hospitals overflow, wounded evacuated to other facilities. Riffians reportedly captured French aircraft in rebel territory. General De Chambrun’s forces claim a swift victory at Bibane after close steel fighting and trenches. Political and diplomatic stakes rise as Communist agitation in France questions the war.
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Tetumn
Spanish Morocco
Dumuagea
Paris
de Chambrun
Bibane
Morocco
Abd-El-Grim
France
Abby Rockefeller Weds Young New York Lawyer
Abby Rockefeller heiress to a vast fortune married David Meriwether Milton a young New York attorney in a drawing room ceremony at 10 West Fifty fourth Street New York. The Rev Cornelius Woelfkin officiated with only immediate family present Everit Macy and other relatives attended while John D Rockefeller Sr came from Lakewood to witness the nuptials.
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Abby Rockefeller
New York
David Meriwether Milton
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
West Vifty-fourth Street
Cornelius Woelfkin
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Everit Macy
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Lakewood
N. J
Moonlit Frontier News From Wyoming and Beyond
Fragmented OCR tale reports court sentences life terms for a wife’s murder, school courses expanding next year, road and surface rights cases in Cheyenne and Douglas, rodeo dates July 3 and 4, and local incidents including a ranch robbery and penitentiary transport. Multiple named places include Thermopo, Cheyenne, Douglas, Worland, and Casper. Names like Walter Preston Ree and Russell Morton appear amid scattered notes on industry, land deals, and public notices.
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the United
Pian
Actors Land
Able Land Company
St. Paul
Minn
Cheyenne
Secretary of State
Walter
Russell Morton
Guy Decker
John T. Rutledge
I Holt
McKee
Bt BK
Ervin
Walter Preston
Rowleg
Andrew Harrison
Dougaler
API
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Rumania
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Elsie Bishop
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Ming Supreme Court
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Tational
Bayer
Lavoye A Carlo
Converse
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High School Board
Schultz
Casper
Tt Field
Wade H. Fowl St. Hylton
Joseph Marietta
Worland
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