Soviet Representatives Leave For Russia Today
A Soviet official, head of the delegation, departed London by train for Moscow to attend a diplomatic conference with Britain. The journey included a brief Berlin stop for a conference with Soviet foreign minister. The crowd at the station reacted with a mixed reception as the party proceeded.
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Britain
Russia
Moscow
Berlin
St. Louis
Criteherin
U.S
Bake sale at Andrews M. E. Church Empire Market
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of Andrews M. E. Church announces a bake sale this Saturday the 4th at Empire Meat Market. Items for sale include bread pies cakes and candy. Proceeds support church mission work.
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Ty of Andrews M. E. Church
Empire Meat
Chaplin Affair Reveals Counterclaims in Divorce Fight
Los Angeles June 3 The other side of the Chaplin divorce story appears in his answer and cross complaint filed yesterday. Charlie Chaplin defends his marriage, asserts fidelity and hard work, and portrays Lita Grey Chaplin as an inattentive mother and calculating wife who sought separation amid rumors of a young admirer and other escapades. Mrs Chaplin declines comment. her lawyer vows a reply before Monday and seeks an early trial.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
Nine Persons Killed In Paris Train Wreck
Nine people died and seven were seriously injured when the Paris-Nimes express collided with a wrecked freight car near Moulins, 160 miles southeast of Paris. No Americans were believed to be among the casualties. Two third class coaches and the express car were badly smashed. America faced no immediate threat from the navy’s coast patrol.
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Paris
Three Miners Die In Sudden Mine Blast Near Welch
Three miners riding a motor were killed in a Warrior mine entry near War Welch West Virginia early today. Seventeen other miners escaped with two rescued suffering after damp. Cause unknown but believed the motor may have ignited a gas pocket. Victims named Carter Burnett and Kelly were killed.
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Nathan Kelly
Carter
Burnett
Kelly
Woman killed at Tunnelton in railroad accident
Mrs. Mary Davis, 64, widow, was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight engine on tracks near Tunnelton. Her daughter and grandchild escaped injury. survivors include a daughter and several grandchildren. Funeral plans not yet set as of late afternoon. Mexico gears up for 1928 presidential campaign with shotgun practice boom observed by correspondents.
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Tunnelton
Mary Davis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Flood Control Meet Hears Dwight Davis
Chicago June 3 Dwight Davis secretary of war and president Coolidge a personal representative spoke at the flood control conference. He urged a businesslike approach to flood control and said the Mississippi can be controlled. Congressman Stephen Porter proposed a resolution to form a committee of engineers businessmen economists and agricultural experts to confer with army engineers on flood control.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Resolutions Committee
Dwight Davis
Coolidge
Stephen Porter
Pennsylvania
House Committee On Foreign Affair
Army
Wife Of Mexican President Dies Following Operation
Senora Calles wife of President Calles dies in Mexico City after an operation. The President, ill himself, prepared to bring the body to Mexico City as a formal funeral party travels on the yellow presidential train. She was about 46, mother of eleven with nine surviving, and her daughter Ernestina had just married Thomas A Robinson of New York.
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Senora Calles
Calles
Angeles
California
Shel
Ernestina
Thomas A. Robinson
New York
Los Angeles
Mexiico
Willi
Porfirio Diaz
Society Matron Attacked At East 7th Street Home
Mrs. Baith Cuttin Phelps, wife of architect Stowe Phelps, was struck on the head by a mysterious woman with a small hatchet at her East 7th Street residence. Phelps and two debutantes were away. the assailant was described as plainly dressed and well spoken. Several private detectives had watched the house in the days prior. A prior telephone call asked if Phelps had a pistol permit, which he said he did.
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France
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Ndbergh
England
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Royal Air Force
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Janey
Lousal
Baith Cuttin Phelps
Stowe Phelps
Phelps
Fashionable
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Isis
Igh
Nepatrohinintor
Rate Contest To Be Renewed In Coal Shipping War
Washington June 3 A renewal of the contest over lake cargo coal rates was decided at a meeting of 92 coal operators from West Virginia Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky chaired by James D. Francis Island Creek Coal Company They urged railroads serving the coal states to cut coal rates to the Great Lakes by 20 cents per ton or more in response to the Interstate Commerce Commission decision cutting Pittsburgh and Ohio rates by 20 cents per ton Participants warned a long contest may follow.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
James D. Francis
Island Creek Coal Company
Great Lakes
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pittsburgh
Oho
Darrow to Try Free Man in Vermont Slayer Case
Chicago, Lune 3 An aging Chicago defender famed for abolition of capital punishment agrees to aid a condemned man after his son’s vow to assist the family of the slayer. A note from Paul Darrow prompted the effort, linked to a Winsor Vermont killing and a Winsor girl death case.
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Darrow
Vermont
Arthur Cooley
Chet
Dartmouth College
Paul Darrow
White
Cooley
Paul
John C. Wineyters
Winsor
Film Player Killed in Motor Wreck Near Santa Monica
Santa Monica, June. Tinar Hansen, motion picture player, died after a mysterious auto wreck. He was found unconscious beside his car with a leg wound resembling a bullet injury. Physicians could not confirm the cause until autopsy. Witnesses said the car collided with a 12 inch steel pipe.
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Cal
Tinar Hansen
Santa Manica
Hansen
Jackson slaying shocks Mississippi town
In Jackson Mississippi on June 3 a Black man shot and killed 19 year old Martha Reese and severely wounded her sister-in-law Mrs 0 B Reese at the Reese home while Mr Reese was away on his route. Police heard a Black man was seen driving a car taken from the Reese residence.
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Jackson
Miss
Martha Reese
Reese
Raase
Judge Targeted by Chicago Gang Warriors
Chicago June 3 Judge John H. Lyle known for high fixed bonds escaped death when a bullet shattered a drug store window where he sat with law partner George L. Quilio. Police linked the shooting to three other attacks on the same gang’s drug store branches nearby.
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Chicago
John H. Lyle
Lyle
George L. Quilio
Pyle
Capitol Cost Is Discussed At Confab
Charleston June 3 Pro bable cost of the main capitol building and revenue methods were debated at a conference extended by Governor Gore and capitol building commission members. Opinions differed on polio funding and whether to contract in stages or complete the full structure.
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Capitol
Gore
Capitol Building Commission
W. A. MacCorkle
J. R. Lockhart
Minnesota Capitol
Walter 8. Hallaman
Hallanan
Deputy Prohibition Chief Named Enforcement Deputy
Alf Oftedal, chief prohibition investigator and Pacific Coast coordinator, was appointed today as deputy prohibition commissioner in charge of enforcement.
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Washington
Alf Oftedal
Pacific Coast
Plane Ready for Transatlantic Flight Secrecy Maintained at Roosevelt Field
The Columbia aircraft is filled for a probable afternoon takeoff to an unnamed European point. Schory will seal the barograph to record duration and distance. Crew members refuse further statements as weather and conditions remain uncertain.
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Cate
Carl F. Schory
National Aeronautical Association
Washington, D. C
Schory
Clarence TD
Waters
Bia
Sevine
Chamberlain
New Foundland
Ireland
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New York
Cherbourg
Lindbergh
Weather Bureau
Roosevelt Field
Europe
Paris
France
West Virginia Weather and Church Notice
West Virginia forecast calls for likely rain tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. First Baptist Church urges Beginners through junior departments to attend Sunday at 9:80 a.m. and addresses notices to officers and members of the Order of Railway Conductors. Funeral for Brother Ernest Bart will be at his home 213 McGrawaysnne Sunday June 5 1927 at 3 p.m. Interment in Simpson Cemetery. Hove G White 78 to 2 Sec Div 190 O R.
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Order of Railway Conductors
Ernest Bart
Simpson Cemetery
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