Germany must curb army to 100000 men under disarmament note
London reports Allied note to Germany outlines extensive disarmament requirements under the Versailles treaty. Berlin received the text via Baron D A Baron and Chancellor Luther must implement radical Reichswehr changes and cut security police to 150000, while ending short term enlistments. further measures target Krupp industrial plants.
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London
Assciated
Germany
Luther
Berlin
Baron D'Abernon
Council of Ambassadors
Cologne
Reichswehr
Securiy Police
Krupps
Disarmament Note Stirs Grim German Reactions
German officials react with gloom to the allied disarmament note after its release. Semi official comments acknowledge the document's seriousness and fear its impact on foreign relations and potential security pact negotiations.
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Bertin
Jones
Associated Press
Germany
Mitchell Becomes Solicitor General
Washington June 5 William D. Mitchell of St Paul was appointed solicitor general of the United States. He is a former law partner of Associate Justice Pierce Butler of the Supreme Court and succeeds James M. Beck whose resignation was announced weeks ago.
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Washington
Associated Press
William D. Mitchell
St. Paul
United States
Mr. Mitchell
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
James MM. Beck
Take Steps to End Use of Gas in War
Geneva June 5 The conference on traffic in arms backed an immediate move to outlaw the use of asphyxiating gas in wartime. Led by American delegate Theodore F Burton and France’s Paul Boncour, the session urged framing a special protocol open to all nations. The American-driven push stressed urgency for concrete action now.
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America
Geneva
Associated Press
Theodore F. Burton
Paul Boncour
France
All Nations
Burton
Heat wave grips nation as Coolidge travels
Chicago reports a continental heat wave with temperatures above 100 degrees and rising death and prostration tolls. President Coolidge, disturbed by the heat, proceeds with plans for his Minnesota trip, addressing the Norse-American Centennial at the state fair grounds and attending a state house reception in St. Paul before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Coolidge
Minnesota
State Fair Grounds
State House
St. Paul
Shepherd Jurors Progress in Murder Trial
Chicago June 3 The Associated Press reports notable progress in the Shepherd murder trial as a second panel of four jurors is sworn in and three veniremen are tentatively acceptable by both sides. At adjournment the twelfth juror was being examined. A possibility remains that the second panel could be broken as the first was two weeks ago.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Manufacturing Growth in Montana 1923 Output Soars
Washington reports census data showing Montana manufacturing establishments produced 175,007,000 in 1923, up 116.7 percent from 1921. The average wage earners reached 15,943, up 40 percent, with total wage payments at 24,540,000, up 46.1 percent. Copper smelting and refining led by product value, while steam railroad repair shops emerged as a relief industry by employment.
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Washington
Associated Press
Montana
Census Bureau
Five Die In Waucoma Lodging House Fire Near Portland
A hotel blaze at the Waucoma lodging house in a distant Portland suburb claimed four or five lives. Coroner and police, with firemen, recovered charred bodies from the ruins. The deceased were mill workers from Clark Wilson and West Oregon Lumber at Tannton.
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Portland
Waucoma
Fianten
Sarl Smith
Clark-Wilson
West Oregon Lumber Company
Eight year old charged with murder in Massachusetts
Cambridge, June. An eight year old from Lowell was indicted for murder by the Middlesex grand jury after confessing to police that he and a six year old companion pushed Vivian I Tusaon, 19 months old, into the Blerrimac river and held the body under until it sank. The other boy is too young to face charges.
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Cambridge Mass
Associated Press
John Veres
Lowell
Middlesex
Vivian I Tusaon
Blerrimac
Painleve's Ministry Survives Crisis in Paris
Paris reports Premier Painleve's ministry narrowly withstanding a domestic crisis as Finance Minister Caillaux reiterates plans to fund war debts soon. Radicals led by Loucheur and socialist Auriol pressed the government over a claimed deficit of more than 3 billion francs amid contested figures.
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Paris
Associated Press
Painleve
Caillaux
Louis Loucheir
Vincent Auriol
Chamber of Deputiies
M Auriol
M Caillaux
Moore
Berber Offensive Rages Across French Morocco Taounaat Drive
The Hiffian tribesmen press a strong offensive against Taounaat in central front regions of French Morocco. Abd El Krim's forces briefly crossed the Quergha River but were driven back by French forces as officials note fierce, persistent attacks aiming to reach Fez.
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Associated Press
French Morocco
Taounaat
Abd el Krims
Quergha
Abd el Krim
Fez
Chinkiang Students Riot Amid Financial Turmoil
In Chinkiang Kiangsu yesterday a mob of students disrupts the administration building of the British concession aided by hoodlums. Furniture is burned in the street as police strike. The financial system is disorganized with fluctuating exchange rates and closed local banks while foreign banks reopen but refuse Chinese notes.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Chinkiang
Kiangsu
Rich man slain by his own nephew in New York lobby
In New York the wealthy importer Thomas W. Leeming was fatally shot in his office lobby. Charles H. Muller, claiming to be Leeming’s dead brother’s illegitimate son, was charged with the shooting and showed no regret upon hearing of the death. Police noted the weapon jam could have changed the outcome and questioned the motive, including attempts to obtain money from Leeming.
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New York
Thomas W. Leeming
Charles IL Muller
Muller
Leeming
Governor Erickson names Maggie Hathaway chief of child protection
Mrs Maggie South Hathaway of Ravalli county was named by Governor John E Erickson to head the bureau of child and animal protection succeeding Martin L Higgins. Hathaway, a former Ravalli representative and floor leader, has long championed women and children and will take office Monday June 3.
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Maggie South Hathaway
Ravalli County
John E Erickson
Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Mathaway
Martin L Higgins
Helena
Hathaway
House of Representatives
Ravilll
Federated Seamen's Clubs
League of Women Voters
Parent-Teachers Association
Montana
Stevensville
Ohio
Ingh School
Bluffton
Oho Northern University
I. N. Smith
Japan denies war plans while admitting troops near Manchuria
Tokyo officials say war in northern China is not imminent and Japan will not back Chang Tso Lin financially or morally. Russia acknowledges talks with Chang over the Chinese Eastern railway and has troops at the Russian end, but hostilities are not expected. Chinese groups press Tokyo for consular replacements and Shanghai casualties, while Moscow looms as a suspected backer of the turmoil.
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Associated Press
China
Japan
Chang Tso-Lin
Feng Yu-Haiang
Russ
Ttas
Russia
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Feng
Foreign Office
Shanghai
Tsing Tao
N Chung-Han
Tokyo
Chatg
Ig Nol
Moscow
Chang Tso- Lan
Feng Yur Hsiang
Peking
Washington labeled one of the wettest cities by group
The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment says Washington imports liquor for Congress and reports rising drunkenness. It cites 1924 drunkenness arrests at 9,145 versus 4,568 in 1916, despite police efforts, noting a limitless liquor source fueling vice.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Congress
President Alert But He Will Act for Defense Only
President Coolidge is advised on China events and plans to use American naval aircraft, marines, and guards to protect lives and property if needed. Secretary Wilbur allows Admiral Washington discretion while forces in China total about 841 officers with brigadier general Connor in command at Trenton and Shanghai volunteers.
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Associated Press
Coolidge
China
Shanghai
Legation Guard
Peking
Wilbur
Asiatic Squadron
Ins
Shangha
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
W D. Connor
Trenton
Peking Guards
Marine
Diplomatic Corps
Auto Rung Away On Tacoma High
In Tacoma Washington on June 5 a runaway automobile, driverless, rolled through a downtown sidewalk and crowded intersection, killing 69 year old Judge Merritt J. Gordon and 39 year old Lena Bradley and injuring five others. Owner Roy Talt J Eberhardt, 21, was arrested and released on a $10,000 bond.
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Tacoma
Wash
T. J. Eberhardt
Two Bandits Loot Bank in Washington Robbery
Authorities hunted two of four bandits who robbed the State Bank eight miles north of Seattle. Two other bandits were killed by citizens and officers and lie in the Everett morgue. Names given include James Pollock and Genates passed away. The stolen car and bodies were found abandoned on the highway east of Seattle.
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Seattle
Tether State
Here
An Hly
Everett Morgue
James Pollock
Genates Sdones
John Pollock
Giver Kilholme
Tedes
Tverett
Wullet-ngden
Mie
Tunney Stops Gibbons in Twelfth At Polo Grounds
Gene Tunney of New York, the American light heavy champion, KO’d Tom Gibbons of St. Paul in the 12th round of a scheduled 15 at the Polo Grounds before 54,000 fans. Tunney opened with a bold attack, pursued hard, and floored Gibbons for a count of seven. Gibbons labored against Tunney’s relentless pressure, but was unable to answer in time as the bout ended with Tunney’s decisive victory.
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New York
Associaten
Gene Tunney
Tom Gibbong
St. Paul
Minn
Bpride
Middle-West
Polo Grounds
Gibbons
Tunney
Pershing
France
Jack Demases
Jett
Unney
Plot to murder king discovered amid bomb plots
Barcelona and London dispatches report multiple assassination plots against King Alfonso. One bomb found on royal tram tracks near Barcelona Cathedral before a mass. entrance of a hall where Alfonso presided was targeted. a return journey plot also noted. Four priests arrested on Franco Spanish border.
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Barcelona
Spain
Alfonso
Sovereion
Madrid
London
Assocated Press
Lonso
Convict Loeb Faces Serious Collapse in Penitentiary
Richard Loeb in state penitentiary near death as he and Nathan Leopold serve life terms for the 15 year old Robert Franks murder. Doctors attributed his collapse to a post infection decline following recent measles.
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Juliet Iis
Associated Dressj
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
Italy Not Prepared to Fund Debt at This Time
Rome June 3. Finance Minister De Stef jand by the budget of international payments announced in the Italian senate that Italy cannot support any further burdens. He said no systematization of allied war debts can be accepted unless subordinated with the possibility of payment.
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Associated
de Stef Jand
International An
Italian Senate
Italy
America
J. P. Morgan and Company
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