Shanghai anti foreign rally calls for war with Britain
Fifty thousand protested foreign presence in Shanghai calling for war against Great Britain and Japan. Refugees from the interior flood into the city as diplomats return from Peking without accord. Chinese officials pressed for rendition of the mixed court and greater representation in international settlements, amid continuing unrest.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Exchange Telegraph Company
Great Britain
Japan
San Francisco
Peking
Tsai Ting-Kan
Tsung-Chien
China
International Settlements
Chung Kiang
Yanktze River
Hankow
Italy Debt Talks to Begin for Over Two Billion
Washington June 18 Negotiations to fund Italy’s war debt to the United States start June 25. Ambassador De Martina flew in with plenipotentiary powers and will confer with Secretary Kellogg and Treasury head Melion. Italy’s debt total exceeds 2.1 billion dollars, the third largest from war loans and to be arranged over years, Britain already moving to a similar liquidation.
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Associated Press
United States
de Martina
State Department
Kellogg
Melion
The
Treasury
American Debt Commission
Italy
Great Britain
Amundsen Expedition Returns Safe From North Pole Attempt
Roald Amundsen’s north pole expedition arrived safely at Spitzbergen in a single plane, then reached King's Bay by fishing boat. Latitude 88 degrees 20 minutes was reportedly achieved, about 100 miles from the pole.
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Oslo
Associated Press
Roald Amundsen
Spitzbergen
King’s Bay
North Pole
The
Aero Club
Roald Amundsens
Spitzberg
Pole
Amundsen
Grand Army and Veterans Hold Montana Encampment in Anaconda
About 450 delegates from Grand Army and United Spanish War Veterans posts in Montana gathered in Anaconda for a three day encampment with auxiliaries and the Women's Relief Corps. Mayor C W Smith welcomed them and presented a copper city key. Judge G L Goss of Billings spoke for the organizations. After theater exercises, sessions were held at various halls and a parade led by Civil War veterans followed a banquet at Gregson Springs.
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Anaconda
Associated Press
Grand Army
United Spanish War Veterans
Montana
Women's Relief Corps
C. W. Smith
G. L. Goss
Billings
Veterans of ’61
Gregson Springs
Mikado of Japan Reported Very Ill
Tokio June 19 The condition of the emperor who has suffered physical and mental illness for four years is slightly worse though not dangerous a bulletin from the household department said today
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Mikado
Japan
Tokio
Associated Press
Household Department
State Has Closed in Poison Trial Alleged Plot
Chicago June 18 The trial of William Darling Shepherd ends its prosecutorial case with Charles C Farman testifying that Shepherd was shown typhoid bacilli and taught how to kill William Nelson McClintock. Farman asked for 1000000 in compensation for assisting the slaying and faced cross examination challenging his credibility and multiple versions of events.
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Farman
Chicago
Associated Press
William Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Charles C. Faiman
Shepherd
Robert E. Crowe
Faiman
Thomas J. Lynch
Tie
McClintock
Trowe
William Scott Stewart
Stewart
Foreclosure Action Of No Significance
The Guaranty Trust Company of New York files a foreclosure suit in federal court against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad for defaulted principal and interest on bonds due June 1. WW OK Sparrow, the railroad’s chief financial officer, calls the action routine and tied to the ongoing receivership.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
United States District Court
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Sparrow
The
Road
Two Dead and Sixteen Hurt in Railway Wreck Near Kenton
A Big Four passenger train collided with an open siding and derailed at Grant, ten miles north of Kenton. Two people died instantly, 16 were injured including Toledo train news patcher C C Woodward and an unidentified man. Engine and three coaches left the tracks. relief rushed from nearby cities.
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Kenton
Associated Press
Grant
C. C. Woodward
Toledo
Patcher
Big spectacle planned as 163rd Infantry parades at Camp today
The 163rd Montana Infantry National Guard, better trained than last year, will stage a full regimental parade at Camp 3 at 3 or 5 o clock tonight. The guard band is ready and spectators are welcome to view from the grounds between the main camp and the road.
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163Rd Infantry Regiment
Montana National Guard
Prince of Wales review in Transvaal assembly
The Prince of Wales reviewed a native assembly in Pietersburg Transvaal June 18 but his attempt at an address was drowned by Zulu women's chatter. Native policemen waved ibberies and threatened to beat the women, yet they remained unsilenced.
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Pietersburg
Transvaal
South Africa
Associated Press
Prince of Wales
Door Makers Face Court Order in Oregon Prices Case
United States District Judge C. E. Wolverton issued a permanent injunction against leading Oregon door manufacturers prohibiting them from combining or conspiring to fix prices. The agreement on injunction terms was reached by Attorney General Sargent in Washington and the firms’ counsel.
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Portland
Ore
Associated Press
United States
C. E. Wolverton
Oregon
Sargent
Washingston
La Follette Dies at 70 After Long Public Fight
Washington June 15 Death ends the stormy political career of Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin. The aging senator and former independent presidential candidate died at his Madison home after heart attacks bronchitis and asthma. He spoke his final message to the public saying he was at peace with the world and would always love the people he served. He died at 1 21 p m with family nearby. The body would be moved to Madison for burial with no services in Washington. Continued on Page Ten.
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Associated Press
Robert M. LaFolette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Robert
Flo
Madison
Rotary Discussing Service To Mankind In Cleveland
The Cleveland convention opened with talks on making the Rotary creed of service above self a global doctrine. Sections of officers met today and results are due to be announced tomorrow.
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Rotary
Cleveland. O
Associated Press
MacMillan Revises Arctic Voyage Plan After Amundsen Return
Lieutenant Commander Donald B. MacMillan and his crew will sail Saturday for the Arctic with a revised base. The air plane base shifts to Cape Thomas Hubbard on Axel Heiberg island from Cape Columbia after news that Roald Amundsen and his team have returned to Spitzbergen.
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Wiscasset
Meine
Associated Press
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Roald Amndsen
Spitzburgen
Amundsen
Bowdoin
Peary
MacMillan
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Axel
Second Attempt 10 Slay A Policeman
Chicago police report Sergeant Eldridge Curran was fired at in State's Attorney Crowe's office Tuesday night by a suspected gangster seeking revenge. He was shot at again tonight by four men in a large sedan, while Curran sat in his car in the Italian district.
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Chicago
Associated Prese
Eldridge Curran
Crowe
Jess
Curran
Llonighis
Painleve Scores Reds Attitude Helpful to Enemies of France
Premier Fainville lashes radicals in the French chamber calling them "cor respondents and counsellors of Abd El Krim" during a war Morocco uproar. He vows to present a bill of particulars against communists for aiding the Rifian chieftain as delegates denounce their exclusion from a joint committee.
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Painleve
France
Red
Joint Committee
Com
Libel Trial Ends With Hung Jury In Yuma
The jury in the criminal libel case against Yuma publisher George Lean reported an inability to reach a verdict and was discharged. The panel stood five for conviction and seven for acquittal, and a retrial is set for the fall.
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Lynn
Yuma
Ariz
Associated Fess
George Lean
Governors Attend Opening Ceremony at Yellowstone Park
Four state governors attended the formal opening exercises of Yellowstone park in West Yellowstone Montana on June 18. Governor J E Erickson of Montana presided with Governors C C Moore of Idaho George H Dern of Utah and Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming speaking in order. The parade was led by the Yellowstone Park ranger force followed by an Indian band from Fort Hall Idaho and a second band from Pocatello Idaho, plus invited guests and tourists.
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West Yellowstone
Mont
Yellowstone Park
J. E. Erickson
Manana
C. C. Moore
Idaho
George H. Dern
Utah
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Fort Hall
Ida
Pocatello
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Closed Heilbronner Brokerage
Three creditors filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition in federal court against the Heilbronner company, a brokerage firm that closed its doors Monday. The filing included a purported officer resolution agreeing to bankruptcy. the action is separate from a creditors meeting held last night to appoint a committee to investigate conditions.
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Butte
Associatedness
Heilbronner Company
Finn
Readjustment of U S Railroad Rates Ordered
Washington June 78 The Associated Press says the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled railroad rates to and from Faren DC were unfair and ordered a sweeping series of readjustments. The changes take effect by September 11 affecting all parts of the United States.
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Washington
Associated Tress
Faren
United States
Interstate Commetce Commission
French Reds Fail to Reach Policy on Moroccan War and Levy
The socialist caucus split after two in the morning over whether to break with the Tremier Painleve government. Motions propose rupture or consultations, to be sent to all deputies for opinion, aiming for a common formula. Leaders favor backing the ministry while rank and file oppose it, with Morocco war and a capital levy at the center of the dispute led by Finance Minister Caillaux.
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Associated Press
Socialist
Painleve
Tremier Tainleve
Ber
Osene
Ihr
Morocco
AL. Caillaux
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