German cabinet to study disarmament note at noon
President von Hindenburg will convene an extraordinary cabinet session at noon tomorrow to formally consider the ambassadors council note on Germanys alleged disarmament default. Baron De Abernon the British ambassador presented the document to Chancellor Luther this morning and called it a joint note on evacuation conditions for the Cologne zone.
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Parades Mark Shrine Convention in Los Angeles
The 1925 Imperial Council session of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine approved officer installation, creating a national magazine for members, and raising annual dues from 8.50 to 10. Also granted a charter to Tadmote Temple Akron Ohio, set a life member fee at ten times annual dues, and pledged 150000 for the George Washington memorial at 30000 yearly for five years. Two large parades drew 60000 fans to the Los Angeles Coliseum and parade routes amid Shrine activities.
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Weeks Shows Slow Improvement After Gallstone Surgery
Boston June 4 AP Secretary of War John W Weeks who was operated on for gall stones at Massachusetts General Hospital a week ago today has shown steady but slow improvement during the last 24 hours. While all conditions are not satisfactory the more essential symptoms have improved per a physician bulletin tonight.
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Lyons Names New N P General Counsel Dennis Lyons
Associated Press reports Dennis F. Lyons will become general counsel of the Northern Pacific railway on July 1 following Charles W. Bunn’s retirement after 29 years with the company. Bunn remains vice president and special counsel. Also from Huntsville Texas Lavernie Twitty, a Black man, was electrocuted at the state penitentiary for the Dallas murder of Ed Reed.
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Fearful Toll of Weather Storm Death List Heavy
Heat and storms across regions cause 110 deaths with 69 heat related in several states and 41 from drownings or storms. Cities report new heat records as a broad heat wave continues with no immediate relief, while Montana sees snow and Nebraska Iowa contend with tornado damage.
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Witnesses, missing nurse hinder Shepherd murder trial
Chicago June 4 By Associated Press the prosecution used two more peremptory challenges to prevent a second jury panel from being sworn in. The day yielded one extra venireman while a nurse, Estelle Gheling, who once was friendly with defendant William Darling Shepherd, could not be found.
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Heat fires candles at bier. corpse burned in Tiffin
Extreme heat reached 98 degrees in Tiffin Ohio as candles bent at the bier of Feter Mr Hamish. The candles ignited the coffin, destroying it. family members managed to rescue the body after it was partially burned.
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Reprieve Granted for Gerald Chapman in Connecticut
Hartford June 4 A reprieve for Gerald Chapman from June 25 to December 3 was issued by Governor John H. Trumbull on the application of State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn. Chapman was convicted in New Britain for the murder of Policeman Skelly after a sensational trial and sentenced to be hanged.
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Amundsen search plan expands. Arctic mystery continues
Oslo reports Capt Roald Amundsen and five companions remain missing as Norway prepares two naval seaplanes to search from King’s Bay toward Wellman Bay. In Washington, a Shenandoah dirigible plan is reviewed, with Wilbur unlikely to authorize Arctic search sortie.
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Europe Living in Fear of Outbreak WA World War Fears
West Baden Ind June 4 APencouragement for clean journalism was voted to day by the biennial council of the General Federation of Women's clubs Mrs Thomas G Winter of Minneapolis past national president addressed the convention Will Be Sudden Europe fears that the next war may be like a bolt out of the blue They say the building up of friendship between nations must be done by women and some say by American women
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Yanks Keep Peace In Geneva Second
Geneva June 4 The conciliatory stance of the American delegation helped restrain any surge of anger at the arms traffic conference after a roll call reversed its prior decision on foreign visas for certain weapon exports. The matter was referred to a committee. Salem Mass June 4 The estate inventory of the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge lists total assets of 1 249 825 dollars.
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China Faces Foreign Naval Threat Over Shanghai Unrest
London reports Japan warned China it may deploy naval and military forces to subdue insurgents if Chinese authorities fail to restore order. Shanghai sees continued strikes against foreigners with Soviet and Japanese support alleged. U S Marines sail toward Shanghai as tensions rise and protests expand among Chinese students in the United States planning a mass protest.
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Fear of Eviction Triggers Mass Slaying in Hamilton
On June 4 Associated Press reports Floyd Russel, 43, shot and killed eight relatives including six nieces and nephews over looming eviction from a modest home they were buying. He wounded himself and a 10 year old niece escaped. A lunacy warrant was filed as police described incoherent mortgage fears.
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Bureau of Mines Shifts to Commerce Department
Washington June 4 The bureau of mines and the division of mineral resources of the geological survey were transferred from the interior department to the commerce department Secretary Hover announced consultations with mining representatives on the bureau s future course He will recommend a new head to succeed H Foster Rain who resigned Work said the change will reduce duplication and expenses and fit a plan to group related bureaus President Coolidge authorized the transfer under law Congress will be needed for broader changes proposed by a board study
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Brokerage Firm Hs Closed Doors In Butte
Associated Press reports Laurien Wolcott and Co brokers with offices in Butte Billings Missoula Spokane and Walla Walla failed to open today. A door notice says this firm is not at present able to meet its obligations. Local members G A Lauzier QO FH Schoch C J Tranerman of Butte and A B Reith of Spokane offered no comment beyond the notice.
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Boy 14 Slays School Principal in Mississippi
Jackson Miss June 4 By the Associated Press Prof A T Wat kins principal of East Lincoln High school near Brookhaven was shot and killed today by Noland Stubblefield 14 a former pupil Stubblefield in jail was said by officers to have confessed Mrs Grice wife of Sheriff Grice said the youth told the sheriff that he thought this would be a good time and manner to get rid of the old man who had seen fit to correct him during the school term Sheriff Grice was told the youth waylaid his victim from a chip of roadside bushes and shot him as he passed
Canton Reported on Verge of War and Bank Crisis
Canton China June 4. Rumors of renewed fighting surge as local government clashes with the military. The Kuomintang orders a temporary Central Bank shutdown over loan demands threatening disorder. Bank manager asserts solid reserves and full coverage of liabilities. Denver June 4. Lloyd Cook dies when a pole falls on him at a contractor’s site. At the morgue two women claim to be his widow, one saying marriage in 1920 at Laramie and the other in 1923 at Salida, both saying they lived with him.
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Coolidge Declines All Honorary Degrees
President Coolidge will not accept honorary college degrees. At the White House it was learned that more than a hundred institutions invited him to ceremonies or offered degrees, but he has decided to decline all such invitations, though he addressed the Naval Academy graduation yesterday.
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Nurse Retained For Death Of Patient In Juarez Hotel
El Paso dispatch reports Frank Kelly 43 of Worland Wyoming found dead in his Juarez hotel room. Nurse Victoria Montoya of San Francisco, who accompanied him, is held by Juarez police as investigation continues. Kelly had just drawn a will three days earlier leaving all property to Montoya.
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Governors AE inline in defense to carry out day
Acting Secretary Davis asked all department heads to cooperate with the war department in plans for a defense test on July 4. Texas Governor Ferguson pledged support, Vermont Governor Billings endorsed observance, and officials noted patriotic demonstrations may be organized with military and civilian participation under local plans.
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Tension in Peking Reported Amid Sympathy Demonstrations
Peking reports confined student sympathy rallies with Shanghai strike victims. Demonstrations with police shown in meetings and scattered street actions. Tension persists as authorities monitor protests and potential flare ups.
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Noted astronomer Camille Flammarion dies
French astronomer Camille Flammarion is dead, reported by the Associated Press. He was renowned for his work in astronomy and popular science writing.
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Washington fears Bolshevik influence in China unrest
Washington reports from Shanghai and Changsha describe bolshevist agitation among students and a widening anti foreign move in Chinese cities. Bolshevist literature found in hotels in Shanghai, with Moscow Beijing ties blamed for Western embarrassment. Civil strife between radical and conservative wings of the South China party anticipated within ten days after Sun Yat-Sen’s death.
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