Independents Hopeful Of Primary Outlook In North Dakota
Independent officers and supporters in Bismarck foresee a tight primary race as Governor Nestos is viewed as nearly certain for renomination. The Nonpartisan League targets three candidates, Shafer for attorney general, Kitchen for agriculture and labor, and Sveinbjorn Johnson for supreme court, amid calls for a thorough probe of the Scandinavian American Bank affair.
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Nestos
League
Shafer
Kitchen
Johnson
Biamarck
N. D
Juhe
Soureta Th. A. Nestosia
Nonpartisan League
George Shafer
J. A. Kitchen
Agriculture and Labor
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Supreme Court
MF Janson
A. Kitchen
Mariculture
W. J.church
Ithia Office
Iver Scrumgard
Alec
H. I
Stegner Teket
L. J. Wehe
Stegner
Making Love by Radio Is Latest In Wireless Romance
Oklahoma City June 3 Radio love is the latest development in wireless telephony. Miss Collie L Senithaon of Gainesville Texas heard the voice of Frank Bird of Oklahoma City her future husband through ether seven days ago. Bird, director of an orchestra here, broadcast concerts with a loyal newspaper aid a radio concern. Just before the orchestra swung into jazz, the director spoke the name of the sender. Gainesville drug store Miss Smithwon and friends listened in. A letter then began its journey.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Collie L. Senithaon
Gainesville
Tex
Thenao
Frank ‘Bird
Bird
Order to Cut Shopmen's Pay Not Announced
Chicago authorities delayed final approval of the shop crafts wage reduction order from the United States railroad labor board. Officials said the decision would not be public until early next week. The cut target was about 6.6 million dollars, matching last week’s total, with shopmen earning roughly double maintenance of way workers.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ob Mien
Delegates Attend North Dakota Women’s Missionary Meeting
About sixty delegates gathered in Fargo for the North Dakota conference of the Women’s Home Missionary Society. A luncheon an address by Mrs D B Brommil of Evanston Ill general secretary and an automobile tour were featured. A pageant The Light of Christ in the Life of America will be presented.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Women’s Home Missionary Society
D. B. Brommil
Evanston, T
America
Poincare Demands Russia Retract Genoa Note
Paris June 3 Premier Poincare to the powers at The Hague conference on Russian affairs demands that Russia withdraw its last memorandum submitted at Genoa and drop claims for damages tied to allied military operations near the port. He links Russia’s reconstruction to revived agriculture and notes the need for a broader peace framework.
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Paris
Poincare
United States
Genoa
Ymier
Russa
Rhsin
Washington, D C President Harding Attacked in Senate
In a dramatic session Senator Granlay of Kentucky accused President Harding of attempting to stifle press coverage and of plotting to deceive the public. The exchange touched on Attorney General Daugherty and broader claims of corruption and influence, amid reports of security vault breaches at Farwell State Savings Bank with substantial bonds and money involved.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Granlay
Kentucky
Daugherty
Proman
Believe Last Balloonists May Be Lost
Erie observers report a bright light balloon flying near the lakefront and a possible loss of Reed May, while Chicago authorities say Lt. Reed and aide Kits Mullenax may have crashed or drifted over Canada. Weather and rough winds hinder search as six balloons from the national race are accounted for. Reed hoped to ride southwest toward southeastern Canada and would descend only when staying aloft becomes impossible.
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Reed
Chicago
Associated Press
W. F., Iteed
Milwaukee
Canada
Weather Bureau
Kit Mullenax
Lake Erie
Ohio
Indiana
Lake St. John
Quebec
Pena
oMciain
Westover
Lake
St. John
Ain
Presa
Civiliza
Wu Gives Hint To Sun To Cease Action
General Wu Pei fu declares Sun Yat sen must halt plans to unify China or face removal by force. Wu vows a northern drive against Sun’s forces, calling Sun a fanatic who relies on spiritual power. Sun leads 39 000 men toward Nanching as he advances from Kiangsi toward Yangtze Valley.
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DR. Sun
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Tsy-Ldn
State of
Sun Yat Sen
Remple
South China
Ching
Sun
Yangtsee
Associated Press
South China Republic
Wu Pol-i'u
Kanchow
Kiangal
Nanching
China
Sun Yat Gen
Chang Tao-Lin
Tsao Kun
Chen Chiung-Ming
Sun Yat Ben Sut
Lenine Suffers Stroke Reports From Soviet Circles
Ber lin June 3. Private advices received in soviet circles say Premier Lenine suffered a stroke on Thursday. Maxim Litvinof, Kurl Radek and other Soviet leaders left immediately for Moscow.
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Berfig
Premi
Berlin
Lenine
Thureday
Maxim Litvinof
Kurl Radek
Moscow
Discredit of Mexican Revolution Proposals Circles Say Plans Disproved
Reports from Mexico City state official circles discredit sensational stories of a planned revolution led by General Felix Dina. Dispatches from New Orleans note no confirmation of Dios in Mexico and imply he may be in the United States as New York advices suggest.
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Mexico City
Prema
Mexico
Felix Dina
Dios
New Orleans
War Office
United States
New York
Ae Wo Ayn
Injunction Discussed by Railroad Union Leaders
Cincinnati, Ohio June 3 The possibility of seeking a writ of injunction to block wage reductions ordered by the railroad labor board tops the agenda for a conference of railroad brotherhood executives in Cincinnati next week. If advised by legal counsel, the move would serve as an alternative to a strike vote and may be used to challenge the board’s decision as Pennsylvania Railroad did in a ballot legality case. Some labor leaders oppose invoking injunctions for fear it would undermine organized labor’s stance.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
Organized Labor
Tlow Peck
French Plane Crashes in Channel Finds Two Bodies
A French airplane en route from Croydon air station to Paris crashed into the English Channel. A cross channel boat recovered two bodies, one carrying a passport in the name of Gor fon Lay.
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Folkestone
England
Associated Press
Croydor
London
Paris
Gorfon Lay
McCormick Withdraws Petition to Stop Swiss Marriage
In Chicago on June 3 the probate court halted the case to block Mathilde McCormick's marriage to Max Oxer as Edith Rockefeller McCormick withdrew her restraining order petition within minutes, ending the dispute over the international union.
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Chicago
Mathilde McCormick
Max Oxer
Edith
Rockefolley
McCormick
Mathilide
Hashi resign cabinet again urged by prime minister
Tokio June 3 Premier Takeshi Hashi urges colleagues to consider the advisability of a joint cabinet resignation. The report notes ongoing political tension as Hashi reiterates the ask amid uncertainty about leadership and policy direction in Japan.
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Tokio
Takahashi
Riot Averted After Texas Race Violence Stir
In Kirvin and nearby Simsboro tension flared as armed men patrolled streets and a hotline for Black residents operated after reports of rioting. Leroy Gibson, sought for arrest after an escape attempt, was shot and captured during exchange of gunfire with officers. Allie Gibson was killed amid the clash. Nearby, a 1 1/2 year old child was attacked and a lynching case in which three Black men were burned or hanged is cited as fueling fear of retaliation. Authorities caution little further trouble is expected though rumors persist regarding the case’s connections and motives.
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Harvin
Texas
Kirvin
Simsboro
Otis King
Leroy Gibson
Gibson
Allie Gibson
Leroy Itbson
Sore
Kuhn Refuses to Produce Papers in Steel Co Merger
Mortimer L. Sehify of Kuhn Loeb Co defied the Lockwood executive committee by refusing to turn over papers on the Republic Midvale Inland Steel merger. He claimed the documents were private and not subject to the committee's power. He said they covered earnings and other private matters and that he had not discussed merger terms with J B Morgan or United States Steel.
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New York
Mortimer L. Sehify
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Jndice
Republic-Midvale-Inland Steel
Lockwood Executive Committee
Unem
J. B. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Army bill advances in Senate with higher army end strength
Washington June 2 The Senate passed an army appropriation bill raising the next year’s force levels to about 12 530 officers and 133 000 men, above the House figures of 11 000 officers and 115 000 men. A conference on the differences is not expected before next Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
House
Amundsen Ship With Complete Equipment Sails Today
Amundsen's Maud sails from Seattle to begin a major polar expedition with comprehensive scientific equipment and a seven year survival plan. The voyage resumes the 1914 drift attempt, aims to map unknown Arctic areas, and includes land existence checks near the pole and seven year provisions.
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Amundsen
Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
Maud
Elliott Bay
North Polar Basin
Amundssen
North Pole
Pole
Arctic
Amy
Plorer
Nome Zuby
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Coast Guards
Chang
Moscow Sav
R. R
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By Morris
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Belfas
Central News
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Associated
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Royal Air Force
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County Fermanagh
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iBy
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Trish
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