Trade Review Shows Mixed 1926-28 Industrial Trends
New York reports indicate a mixed midweek trading period with improved general commerce and favorable comparisons to 1920. Steel demand dips seasonally, freight rail traffic rises from recent lows, and auto sales show uneven strength amid broader recession signals. Savings from large stockpiles cushioned downturns in Mississippi Valley activity.
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New York
Indtea
Joo
Uitimingua
Mississinpi
Auto Trac
Soviet note to Poland demands arrests and expulsion of terrorists
The Soviet government replies to Poland's regret over the assassination of M. Votkoli in Warsaw. It calls for full investigation, punishment of the guilty, and expulsion of terrorists. It also demands that M. Ulianoft or an authorized envoy witness the inquest and urges Poland to disperse terrorist organizations and expel their members.
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Moscow
Vinuff
M. Votkoli
Warsaw
M. Ulianoft
Dallaires
AUSS WILL EXECUTE TEN ALLEGED SPIES
Moscow reports ten of sixteen arrested spies at Odessa have been condemned to death while the others receive jail sentences. The executions are to be carried out by the Australian authorities.
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AUSS
Moscow
Odessa
Treen
Woman and Boy Beaten by Hooded Mob in Towcod
In Guiner tile June 12 a mob of about twelve hooded men attacked Mrs. Anstey Bowers and her young son at their home, forcing them into a car and driving away. Mrs. Bowers was hospitalized with serious injuries. the son's condition was unclear. Authorities have no motive yet.
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Gainer
Anstey Bowers
Towcod
Woad
Abe
Hos
Antomotties
Talon
Tito
Germany faces budget critique in reparations report
Berlin reports that the reparations commission warns Germany’s budget policy and the subsidy system risk undermining postwar recovery. The nine month review shows 984 million gold marks paid toward a 31.5 billion obligation, with expenditures rising faster than revenues and a call for timely budget checks.
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Germany
Gohert
Frank Mtacuanian
Bridgeton Tragedy Ends in Double Death at Bank Street
Elizabeth Mand, 22, was shot by her stepfather Chester Hand 31 after resisting advances at 48 Bank street. Hand then shot himself in view of bystanders. Elizabeth died at Bridgeton Hospital. Hand died later. Mrs Hand, employed at a laundry, learned of the death and vowed to pursue prison for her husband.
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Bridgeton
J. June
Elicabeth Mand
Chester Tand
Nea 48
Bank Street
Bridgeton Hospital
Elizabeth
Farmer's death ruled suicide under straw pile
Bloomsburg Tas June 2 A verdict of death by own action by suffocation was returned by a coroner's jury investigating Mathias Faust aged 74 whose body was found under a pile of straw in his barn after he was missing from his home. Miss Wielow and three children survive.
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Bloomsburg
Tas
Mathias Faust
Mis Wielow
De Valera Dominates Irish Free State Election Clash
Dublin June 12 The Irish Free State general elections show a tight battle between the government party and Eaton De Valera supporters. By early afternoon 7 of 182 Dail members declared, with Government 24, De Valera 24, Tabor 11, independents 6, National League 4, Farmers 3, Sinn Fein 24. President Cosgrave tops Kilkenny, O Higgins leads Dublin, De Valera ahead in Clare. Only minister defeated is Peter Hughes. Hurke and Fitzgerald elected in Tipp County and Dublin respectively.
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Ireland
Eaton de Valera
Dail
de Valera
Tabor
Independents
National League
Farmers
Sin Pein
Cosgrave
Kilkenny
Kevin O'Higgins
Clare
Peter Hughes
James Hurke
Desmond Fitzgerald
Tipperary County
Chief Hs Protest in Peking Against Marines Dispatch
Peking on June 12 voiced protest through Foreign Minister Kao against the dispatch of American Marines. Kao said no need exists to enforce Hull or Washington protocols and that the move is inconsistent with the spirit of the Washington conference. The protest seeks early withdrawal of Marines, noting prior Chinese protests over Japanese troops in Tsingtao.
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Tel Wellington Kun
Ehen
Nog
Say
Waslington
Kao Hax
McMateny
Waahinghoh
MTC
Tsingtae
Shianghai
Sianghai
Tientai
Long Beach Race Sparks on Leather Seat Grease
Chaotic Channel race report from Long Beach details greased leather seat and odd equipment substitutions. Tenler boats lead, Hagney wins a 24 mile stretch near Bata Catt Tina Island. Magnex and Mathes noted for Australian rowing title. Prize money announced and confusion over placements and rules with several entries failing to finish.
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Long Beach
Cal
Caty SA Amioatt
Kent
Greane
Keats
Harnes Thay
Oie
Tang Lunt
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Tina Island
Rentelat
Major Dargue Flight of Goodwill Tour Begins
Major Harvert A. Dargue continues his goodwill tour from Evansville to Indianapolis to promote friendship with Tan-American nations. After completing three weeks of travel, he plans to fly to Fort Wayne tomorrow to extend the outreach.
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Indianapoli
Ini
Harvert A. Dargue
Evansville
Dargue
General Motors Pays 64.49 Percent of Earnings as Dividends
New York report shows General Motors paid out 64.49 percent of 1926 earnings as dividends, totaling 261,720,605, with the balance reinvested in the business. Alfred P. Sloan, president, sent the stockholders the message detailing the period from January 1, 1983, to December 14, 1926, and the figures.
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New York
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan
Imgn
Hut Beck
Tha Byninena
Tragedy on LA Ranch as Louise Cable Fends Off Rabbits
Prominent Los Angeles clubwoman Mrs Louise E Cable shot and killed Raymond Frazin on Cable ranch after an argument over hunting rabbits. Frazin and relatives were ordered off the property. investigators call it an accidental discharge. The shooting follows a confrontation with Frazin whose body was taken to a local coroner’s inquest to determine cause of death.
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Cal Tune
Louise E. Cable
Los Angeles
C. 5
Cable
Thatity
Raymond Frazsini
Damiano
Albino
Cable Ranch
Mis Cable
Yannuys
Adgoanne
Hay Auecies
Miners dig in Illinois shaft for Mrs. Price body
About 200 miners worked through the day in an Illinois shaft at the abandoned Wille m site searching for the body of Mrs. Lory L. Price who disappeared with her husband on January 1. Deputies and Red Cross workers assisted as diggers, with officials saying the search followed statements by gangster Charley Hirger and others involved. The body had reportedly been disposed of in the shaft after the victim was killed.
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Illinois
Price
Marlon
Willem
Lory L. Price
Puroman
Pangeters
Ronen
Eanon
Red Cros
Marconi Marries Countess in Rome Ceremony
Senator William Marconi wed Countess Moet Chris tie in Rome amid grand pomp at the ancient palace. The ceremony, conducted before the papal court, featured officials reading the marriage codes and a morning of congratulatory addresses from dignitaries including Prince Prignasani, governor of Rome, who urged happiness to aid the scientist’s continuing work.
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Rome
Iharrige
William Marcony
Moet Christie
Papal Ariyrracy
Chinneil
Aspel Wi Hong
Marconi
Prignasani
Povernor
Mentalisman Wins French Derby Ahead of Fiorart and Basilisque
Chantilly France June 12 AP Montaliaman owned by the Argentina experiment Martines le Hox won the horench derby today from a field of France's best three year olds. Fiorart placed second and Basilisque third. The mile and a half race carried nearly 400000 francs to the winner. Montalanian was an overwhelming favorite in the betting.
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Goodcell
Rhainiien
Sears
Traney
Uheerverk
Coodrol
Werbrung
Orleven
Chantilly
France
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Argentina
Martines le Hox
Frenco
Fiorart
Basilisque
Montalanian
Twins seized after four year hunt in Steubenville case
Postal inspectors capture the De Autremont twins Roy and Kay De Autremont in Steubenville after a long pursuit. They face charges including murder of a Tamail clerk and three trains' crew in a Philippines incident tied to a train wreck. Trial dates and further details are awaited.
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Roy
Kay
Steubenville
F High
Philippines
Te Wats Corvin
Brosthets
Haigh
De Autremonts To Be Turned Over To Oregon Authorities
Oregon authorities to gain custody of the De Autremont brothers after a case involving a 1928 Maudup train incident. Capko CW Long and Sam Langs plan to question Hey ait Ray De Autremont, with Assistant U.S. Attorney C. W. Martola indicating a recommendation to transfer the fugitives to Oregon state authorities. Governor Patterson in Salem signed papers requesting return of all brothers.
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All Brothers
Salem
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President Coolidge Heads West for Black Hills Journey
White House baggage is packed as Calvin Coolidge prepares to depart for a residence in the Black Hills region near the Dakota border. The trip includes a briefing with Cabinet members and a brief address before an international congress, with staff and household furnishings accompanying the president.
Do Pinedo Starts Final Lap of Global Flight
Portuguese coast to Lisbon flight sets Do Pinedo on final leg toward Rome. He plans a courtesy call on King Alfonso in Madrid en route. The Italian aviator aims to complete a four-continent journey.
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Commander Do Pinedo
Lisbon
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Alfonso
Peter Ty Heling
Rome
Persistent Mobs Hang About Ace in National Capital
Washington June 12 AP After another day of education and acclaim in his homeland the nation s flying hero slept tonight in the temporary White House for the last time before tomorrow he goes to New York for more receptions and demonstrations In his honor Colonel Chariton A Lindbergh was greeted with cheers everywhere His car route drew thousands and he remained modest in his two public addresses.
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White House
New York
Chariton A. Lindbergh
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Mada
New York Plans Sig Show For Lindbergh Arrival
New York announces a fly in welcome for Col Charles A Lindbergh arriving by amphibian plane from Washington. The schedule shifts his landing to 11 10 a m to allow him to attend a breakfast in his honor hosted by the National Aeronautic Association. Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh will travel by private car from Washington to join the event.
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New York
Charles Aa. Lindbergh
Washington
Longtern Faylight Lme
H. A. Bruny
Ot Brung
Blythe
National Acronmatte Association
Evangeline Lindbergh
Pennsylvania
Pri
Lindbergh Trip Under Way to New York Tonight
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh Tate boards a special car attached to a Pennsylvania train bus to depart for New York. Her son, reportedly traveling by plane, will reach the metropolis hours ahead as preparations for the days ahead unfold at the temporary White House.
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Washington
Evangeline L. Lindbergh Tate
Pennsylvania
New York
Metropolis
Lindbergh
White House
Plane Out of Whack and Berlin Stopover for Aviators
The American embassy sees Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine depart for Baden Baden after a Berlin farewell. A crash damaged the Columbia, delaying the trans Atlantic flyers’ European tour and disappointing crowds in Munich and Vienna. Repair may take four days but the pair plan to press on in the Columbia rather than accept a German League offer.
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Juste
America Embassy
Vehett
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles
My Levine
Baden-Laden
Columbia
Amesigan
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