Foreign Life For Each Dead Chinese Is Shanghai Slogan
The Shanghai killings ignite a grim slogan counting a foreign life for each Chinese life. William W. Mackenzie a British subject was shot by Chinese agitators as protests surge. The British consul general protests to officials while danger spreads to Nanking and other river towns.
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Shanghai
William W. MacKenzie
Civiy
MacKenzie
Chun-king
Kiukiang
Kanking R
Yangtse
Nanking
Prinipal
Qas
William Mackenze
France OKs Plan to End Riff War
Paris reports the French cabinet approved Premier Painleve's plan for a quick termination of the Riffian warfare in Morocco and announced warships were stationed off the Riffian coast. Painleve had just returned from Morocco where he visited the front minutes before the cabinet session began.
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Paris
Painleve
Morocco
M. Painleve
Dentist Accused in Wife Slaying and Concealment
Los Angeles on June 11 district attorney Asa Keyes prepared to ask a grand jury to indict Dr. Thomas W. Young after his confession to killing his wife Grace and hiding her body in a cistern. Police say motive tied to a fortune and a planned building project. An alienist examination was declined by Young.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Asa Keyes
Thomas W. Young
Grace
Young
Patrick Grogan
Olive
Cotor
Charles Patrick Grogan
Grogan
Youngs
Dentists
Italian Killed In Penna Town Suburb
Police hunted a gunman who shot and killed Calvatore Pennizzo, 45, described as a horse doctor, while he walked in a vacant lot in Turtle Creek suburb near Pittsburgh. Four bullets struck him. witnesses said a man with a pistol ran from the scene as toys were found nearby.
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Pittsburgh
Turtle Creek
Calvatore Pennizzo
Weather forecast for West Virginia
The forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight in West Virginia, with Wednesday becoming partly cloudy and a moderate temperature range.
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West Virginia
Looting Roils Sydney Strike Zone In Coal Town Fire And Looting
In Sydney a miners strike of 12 000 led to renewed violence with troops and miners police guarding. A bank head of Hub Galleries in New Aberdee was burned as barbed wire and searchlights framed the scene. Homes of former workers and a powder magazine burned. several stores looted. mediator James Murdock offered services to end the dispute between the steel company and the miners.
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Ydney
Incen Harism
British Empire Steel Corporation
New Aberdee
Bras Dor
Florence
James Murdock
Steel Corporation
Scotch Liquor Pouring Into U S Still Head Says
Vancouver based June 16 John McNish director of a Scottish distillery said rum row on the Atlantic Coast is largely ended by prohibition but agents struggle to stop smuggling into the United States. He warned the dry fleet is costly and may be abandoned, risking a new rum row.
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U.S
Still Head
John McNish
Mor Easts Return of Rum Row
Atlantic
Vancouver
B.C
Scotland
United Sta
United States
France Seeks 1,050,000 Francs Revenue Gap
Paris reports France must raise 1,050,000 francs additional revenue to balance the 1925 budget after Finance Minister Caillaux met with the finance committee of the Chamber of Deputies.
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Paris
France
Cailaux
Finance Committee
Disfiber of Deputies
Five Die in Lisbon Distillery Explosion Near Oporto
June 16 report of a deadly blast at a distillery near Oporto, Lisbon region. Five workers killed and seven seriously injured as flames engulfed the plant. Public notices and local ads follow, including a framing offer from W. R. Loar & Son.
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Lisbon
Oporto
Germans Given French Note On Security Pact
Berlin reports French Ambassador De Margerie delivered France response to Germany on a western European security pact to Foreign Minister Stressmann. Paris notes Italy’s reply shows sympathy with the general principles of the proposal.
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Berlin
de Margerie
Stressmann
France
Germany
Italy
Paris
Tragic Death Reported in Gray's Landing Home
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 16 a scream led police to the home of Peter McCoy where Mrs Heasie McCoy mother of five lay dead with a bullet wound across her head on the bed. Peter McCoy a bed fast invalid was found on the same bed. A pistol rested on the chest and bloody fingerprints were found near a forehead cut. Coroner S A Baltz reported that McCoy claimed his sister in law killed herself and that he woke to the shot. Mrs McCoy had separated from her husband and lived with her brother in law.
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Uniontown
Peter McCoy
Gray's Landing
John Redinger
Heasie McCoy
Mrs. McCoy
S.A. Baltz
Haltz
McCoy
Labor members seek to abolish Governor General of Canada
In Ottawa on June 16 Labor members in the house of commons called for abolishing the office of Governor General of Canada to save money and promote democracy. Labor leader J B Woodsworth denounced a $500000 annual appropriation for the office as wasteful and suggested the Chief Justice could discharge its duties. The motion found support from Rev William Irvine and others.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Canad
Woodsworth
Canada
Wandsworth
Wm. Irvine
Mast Cal
Explorer's Arctic Plans Tied to Amundsen Search News
Lieut Commander Donald MacMillan prepares to depart from Charlestown naval yard on the first leg of his ninth Arctic voyage. The expedition sails toward Wiscasset for a Maine start, with Amundsen’s fate shaping whether MacMillan’s plans proceed or are subordinated to the Norwegian explorer's search. He notes August 1 as a potential pivot point if Amundsen is not found.
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Toston
Donald MacMillan
Arctic
Boston City Club
Charlestown Naval Yard
Wiscasset
MacMillan
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Constitution
Perry
Explorer
Maine
Roald Amundsen
Wilbur
Amundsen
Utah
Peary
North Pole
Bowden Ready for Arctic Expedition Departure
In Wiscasset Maine on June 16 the Bowden a two mast auxiliary schooner with freshly bent sails and white paint rests before departing Saturday with the steamer Peary on the MacMillan Navy arctic expedition. The 115 ton craft reached Sheepscot river from South Port in an hour and 20 minutes during final prep.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Bowden
Peary
MacMillan Navy
Sheepscot
South Port
Federal court opens in Northern District of West Virginia
The June session in Elkins West Virginia began with Judge W E Baker presiding and charging the grand jury on routine matters. Officials say no major cases are anticipated, with 172 criminal and three civil cases on the docket. Most involve liquor and narcotic violations plus several obscene letter cases. Foreman is W G Wilson.
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Elkins
W. Va
Federal
West Virginia
W. E. Baker
Baker
W. G. Wilson
Mixed testimony in McClintock murder case in Chicago
Miss Isabelle Pope testified in the Shepherd murder trial about Billy McClintock’s will and her engagement to the youth. The hearing covered Shepherd’s claimed interest in typhoid germs, Pope’s prior statements, and his remarks on Billy’s lifestyle and use of oysters amid a Chicago typhoid outbreak.
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Chicago
Isabelle Pope
Billy McClintock
Towa Cousins
William Darling Shepherd
Shepher
Shepherd
Willam A. McClintock
Miss Pope
William D. Shepherd
Billy
Stewart
CNC
Ike
Dilly
Savage
Attorney’s
McClintock
Pilly
Frame frames for Jess at 14 by 20 inches
A local ad offers a 14 by 20 frame with glass for two dollars and fifty cents, presented by W. R. Loar and Son. The brief notice highlights price and supplier.
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W. R. Loar & Son
Jess
R. Loar & Son
American ranch owner hoists flag over Puebla properties
Dispatches from Puebla report W. O. Jenkins, once United States consular agent at Puebla, who was kidnapped by Mexican bandits in 1922, has raised the American flag over all his Puebla state ranch properties. The move is called a taunt and is feared to provoke disorder and ill will among Mexicans.
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Mexico City
Puebla
W. O. Jenkins
United States
Perkins Girl Quits Stand in Templeton Killing Trial
New York June 16 Dorothy Perkins 17 testified in general sessions court after brief cross examination by the state and judge MeIntyre on the killing of Thomas A Templeton a suitor. She said she drank only sips and kept the gun from Groton Conn until the Valentine Day party. pistol expert Captain William A Jones testified and Dorothy described a police statement she made after the tragedy. The defense objected to the statement introduction but the court overruled.
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New York
MeIniyre
General Sessions
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas A. Templeton
McIntyre
McDonald
Dorothy
Templeton
Groton
Conn
William A. Jones
Gerlad Chapman
Martford
James Murphy
Murphy
Robert J. McLoughlin
Homicide Bureau Sonographer
Tommy
Ajeoourt
Rudolph Perkins
Per King
Emigrants Die In Rockport Train Wreck Near Hackettstown NJ
June 16 Hackettstown N J reports twenty nine killed and sixty nine injured on a Delaware Lackawanna and Western emigrant special train at Rockport two miles west of here. Many injured hospitalized including in Easton Pa Morristown and Dover. Bodies of engineer Fred Loomis and fireman Carl Haehn recovered. Earth slide in last night’s storm blamed for wreck.
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Hackettstown
N. J
Rockport
Sag
Here
Easton
Warren General Hospital
Philippsburg
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Dover General Hospital
Jacob Scanton
Fred Loomis
Scranton
Carl Haehn
iPortland
Penna
Lackawanna
Duncan Dion
Dover
Vrs
Mi Two
Lackawanna and Westernway
Sturm Motor Sales Moves to West Main
The Sturm Motor Sales relocation announced moving from Latrobe Street quarters in the Operative building to the old math garage on West Main Street in Fetterman. The session adjourned and tomorrow’s session will be devoted to the summation by counsel, expected to occupy several hours.
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Sturms Motor Sales
West Main
Sturm Motor Sales
Latrobe Street
Math Garage
We Main Street
Fetterman
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McMillan
Boston
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