Aliens in Chinese City In Peril Amid Rising Tensions
June reports from Tokio and Shanghai detail heightened anti-foreign unrest in China. Japanese destroyers head to China, Western consuls attacked, and 600 Mount Kuling mission residents are menaced. W W MacKenzie killed and Miss Mary Duncan wounded near Shanghai after roadside sniper attack. Duncan drives to safety, MacKenzie a draftsman for Shanghai’s municipal council.
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Associated Press
China
Shanghai
Kiu-Kiang
Bank of
Taiwan
Mount Kuling
Hiu- Kiang
Kuling
Hankow
Kiu- Kiang
Washington
W.W. MacKenzie
Mary Duncan
Canton
State Department
Peking
Peking Legations
International Settlement
Asio- Press
W. W. McKenzie
Mary ‘Duncan
American Columbia Country Lab
Professor Slain Near International Concession Route
A professor was killed while traveling along a route to Doumer, entirely outside at the international concession, though less than a mile from the settlement boundaries.
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Doumer
Wanton Murder In Canton After City Fall
A Hong Kong dispatch reports over 700 Yunnanese killed in Canton by Cantonese mobs after the city's capture. Victims were beaten, drowned, or crucified while foreigners watched. British and American sailors intervened to halt the massacre and turn captives to Chinese police. Many refugees remain hidden and fear disclosure.
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New York
Associated Press
Evening Post
Hong Kong
Canton
Lieut
Farre
Robin
Cleared After Slaying Seducer of His Wife
Kansas City, June 15. William H. Arnold was acquitted of murder in the Hatfield case. Hatfield, a detective, was shot as he sat in a car with Mrs. Arnold near Grandview. Arnold testified his wife confessed to Hatfield’s affair and that he shot when Hatfield drew a pistol. The state alleged conspiracy with his wife to lure Hatfield to death.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
William H. Arnold
Lawrence J. Hatfield
Here
Hatfield
Arnold
Rail ticket offices robbed in Minneapolis heist
Unidentified men broke open one safe and tampered with two others in downtown railway ticket offices. Safe at the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul office was hammered open and its contents rifled. Attempts to wreck safes at other lines failed. Lost funds estimated between 34,000 and 5.00 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
St. Pat
Minneapois
Omaha
Great Northern
Stribling Wins Heavyweight Bout in Slow Ten Rounds
William Young Stribling of Atlanta secured a decision over George Cook of Australia in Boston after a slow ten round heavyweight bout. Stribling weighed 1761 2 pounds while Cook scaled 184.
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Boston
Associated Press
William
Young") Stribling
Atlanta
Geo. Cook
Australia
Stribling
Cook
Veterans in State Sessions Honored at Montana Meeting
Capt. J. E. Moran of Great Falls, a Spanish American War veteran and the state's only Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, received a salute at the Montana VFW convention. Officers and delegates from posts in Helena Missoula Scobey and Fort Harrison were named for committees and credentials.
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Moran
John J. McGuinness
J. E. Moran
Great Falls
1St
Montana Volunteer Infantry
Montana
J. W. Mahan
Helena
J. F. Weaver
Fort Harrison
Capt
W. C. Stumme
Fred O. Melvin
Joseph Miller
Missoula
W. T. Hawthorne
John W. Mahan
James F. Weaver
S. W. Kendrick
E. M. Reynolds
E. L. Severtson
Credentials
E. L. Shields
Paul B. Stevens
Scobey
Des Rosier
Committee On
Harold Joyce Post
J. W. Mahon
Irvin Des Rosier
Henry Lindstrom
A. J. Yeska
John Arnold
Thomas Stevens
Arthur Arnot
F. Scott
Charles L. Sheridan
J. I Jenkins
J. E. Hewitt
Ed. Shields
L. E. Kendrick
F. C. Melvin
William Fanar
C. B. Potter
Missoula Post
Joe Miller
Charles Dean
C. V. Gruner
E.L. Walsh
R. de Tubbs
William Wedgewood
Selmer Qie Post
Paul D. Stevens
E.M. Reynolds
A. H. Priddy
Sydney C. Mann
H. D. Wood
Dillon
B. F. Frayser
J. E. Mordn
Harold Joyce
Arthur H. Priddy
Royal A. Canfield
Reynolds
Sv. F. W
Satan Rapids
Mich
Michigan
France
Stewart
Will Rogers
Hibbing Man With No Hands Named History Professor
Hibbing Minnesota June 14 Henry Gustafson age 27 has lost both hands but has progressed toward his goal of making his way in life. He recently graduated from the University of Minnesota and was appointed history and political science professor in the Hibbing school district for 1700 dollars annually, a tribute to his determination after a 1920 mine accident that crushed his hands. He and the board of education offered sincere congratulations on his advancement amid adversity.
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Hibing
Minn
Henry Gustafson
Hibbing
Gustafson
University of Minnesota
Gustaf
Fiancée of McLintock on Stand Tells of Duped Bridegroom
Isabelle Pope described in court how Shepherd manipulated Billy McLintock, claiming typhoid fever risks and pressing for both to be present for a marriage license. She testified of their long acquaintance, engagement delays, and Shepherd’s calculated talk about studying typhoid germs as Billy grew ill.
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Shepherd
Miss Pope
Billy
Isabelle Pope
Young McClintock
Dartmouth College
Joseph P. Savage
Mondell Pushes Tax Reform in Midwest Speech
In Chicago Mondell urged peacetime tax revision with reduced surtaxes and estate taxes. He warned of continuing high rates, urged elimination of nuisance taxes, and called for lower taxes to stop capital from fleeing productive industry. Independent, Kansas and other brief items included.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Frank W. Mordell
War Finance Corporation
House
Hamilton Club
Mondell
Midwest
Congress
Mondeil
Gertrude Vaile Elected Social Work Leader at Denver Conference
Miss Gertrude Vaile of Denver won the National Conference on Social Work presidency over Lee K. Frankel by a 26 vote margin in Denver. Porter R. Lee and Miriam Van Waters named first and second vice presidents with Parsons as third. The new executive committee includes Grace Abbott and Janet Addams among others. Vaile has long led Rocky Mountain social service efforts and served as Colorado charities secretary.
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Denver
Colo
Associated Press
Gertrude Vaile
National Conference On Social Work
Lee K. Frankel
New York
Porter R. Lee
J. Prentice Murphy
Philadelphia
Miriam van Waters
Los Angeles
Philip A. Parsons
Portland
Ore
Grace Abbott
Washington, D. C
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Janet Addams
Chicago
Frank J. Bruno
Minneapolis
Mint
Owen R. Lovejoy
Helen T. Woolley
Detroit
Mich
Vaile
Rocky Mountain
Colorado State
Department of Charities and Corrections
Red Cross
Mountain District
Explorer Turns Aside to Greet Old Friends
Wiscasset Maine June 13 By the Associated Press Boston and Wiscasset will each give a semi official sendoff to the Donald B MacMillan Arctic expedition this month but Monhegan Island will be the final take off point as friends of MacMillan say. Monhegan in Gulf of Maine is a historic ship landfall nine miles from Pemaquid Point with a population of 32. Fisher folk and descendants of seafarers maintain the island’s long tradition of maritime life and harbor tales.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Associated Press
Boston
Donald B. MacMillan
Monhegan
MacMillan
Pemaquid Point
Gulf of Maine
Senator La Follette Reported Unchanged in Illness
Associated Press reports Senator La Follette of Wisconsin remained in his residence with bronchial asthma today and the condition was unchanged.
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Milwaukee
Emanuel L. Philipp
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette
Washington
Associated Press
la Follette
Amundsen Search Sparks Polar Expedition Plans
Washington says naval planes will assist only by order of the navy after Etah base. Wilbur criticizes uncoordinated searches and stresses the MacMillan aim to explore the unknown Arctic region between Alaska and the North Pole. MacMillan readies the first flight from Wiscasset while another plane follows, ending at Sydney for coal. Concurrently a Norwegian relief expedition conducts trial flights at Advent Bay Spitzbergen as the two-seaplane search effort proceeds.
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Washington
Associated Press
MacMillan
Wilbur
Navy Department
Etah
Greenland
Navy
Alaska
North Pole
Boston
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Wiscasset
Maine
Bowdoin
Sydney
N.S
Copler Plaza
Curley
American Legion
Leigh Wade
Advent Bay
Spitzbergen
Ingertre
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Great Western Road
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Shanghai Municipal Council
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O. B. Turner
University of Louisiana
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RAIL
Repp
Bill
Veterans
Shrine Temple
164Rd Infantry
Bozeman
Army
Marine Corps
Mr. Busha
Busha
V. F. W. Post
Bureau
Owe
Veterans of Foreign Service
Hylan
Union
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Dr. Hylan
Mr. Mahan
Dr. Moylan
V. BF. W
Mahan
Col. Sheridan
Joyce
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
San Francisco
McLintock
Independence, Kas
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Toulouse
Premier Painleve
French
Morocco
Barcelona
Spain
Lisbon
The
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Ethel
Warrit
Explorer
Senator
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Amundsen
Studebaker
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