South China conflict widens as Kiangsi army advances
Kiangsi forces under General Hsu Sung Chi split and press Chen Shiu Ming’s united China troops toward Weichow in a bid to rescue the South China republic. Advices from Canton dated June report Sun Yat Sen’s exiled regime moving to reassert control amid a two-front advance.
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Associated Press
Sun Yat-Sen
South China
Ieader
Cheng Chiung Ming
United China
Canton
Sun
Kiangsi
China
Chen
Weichow
South China Republic
Kiangst
Hsu Sung Chi
Kwangting
Chen Shiung Meng
Munch
Hirsch Shot by Spouse in Nassau County
Oscar A. Hirsch, wealthy ex theater producer, lies wounded in Nassau County hospital after a lawn party dispute. His wife Hazel Hirsch has been arrested on charges of shooting him, as magistrates and district attorneys investigate the motive. The incident occurred outside Miss Hens Davies’s home, sister of theater figure Marion Davies.
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Associated Press
Freeport
Oscar A. Hirsch
Y York
Nassau County
Hazel
Hens Davis
Misa Davies
Marlon Davies
Rene Davies
George Ledecer
George J. Conrad
Misses Davies
Hirsch
Agalatani
Edwards
Funeral of Ol Man to Be Plain and Private
William Rockefeller dies at North Tarrytown estate. Funeral at Rockwood West Tarrytown tomorrow afternoon will be extremely simple and private. Rev Dr Charles Warren Baldwin of St Marys Episcopal Church Heechwood will conduct. A small group of Rockefeller employees from 26 Broadway, New York, will attend.
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Associated Press
Tarrytown
William Rockefeller
North Tarrytown
Rockwood
West Tarrytown
Charles Warren Baldwin
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Heechwood
Rockefeller
Broadway
New York
Rodwind Hall
Learn to Protect the Family Food Supply
The piece urges careful home food handling to prevent yeast molds and bacteria from entering kitchens storerooms and ice boxes. It notes food safety is vital for economical living and fire protection and mentions a federal booklet available through the Washington information bureau for two cents in stamps.
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Washington Information Bureau
Dempsey May Be Signed Up Today for Wills Match
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrived in New York from Los Angeles as a contract to fight Harry Wills, the New Orleans challenger, with Promoter Tex Rickard, may be signed tomorrow.
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Associated Preps
New York
Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
Dempsey
Harry Wills
New Orleans
Tex Rickard
Power boats ashore in Verona Beach blaze
Verona Beach reports a large blaze involving power boats. The incident coincides with a nationwide coal strike context as John L. Lewis arrives amid labor talks. Officials indicate no White House meeting yet, fueling speculation of a broader conference between miners and operators.
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Utiea
Ony
Washington
Verona Beach
Harding
Met
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Lewis
Davis
Labor Department
Secretary Davis
White House
Soft Goal Output Reported Higher
Washington reports a sharp rise in soft coal production in the United States during the latest reporting week closed last Saturday. The Ecological Survey weekly bulletin notes bituminous coal output for the first four days implies a week total well above 6.6 million tons and possibly around 5.6 million tons, while anthracite moderation stayed nearly zero.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Ecological Survey
Mexican Kidnap Report Near Cuernavaca
The Associated Press reports former agent J A Bruce Blelant and attorney Manuel Barcena were kidnapped near Cuernavaca in Morelos. An American chargé d’affaires is investigating the incident for the United States.
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Frank Conley
Deer Lodge
Albert J. Galen
Helena
Montana Supreme Court
Renee Kremer
Butte
RR. Purcell
Wil A. Campbell
D. M. Kelly
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Sam V W. Stewart
Danaraty
United States
J. Walsh
William Sealjon
Joseph K. Toole
Mexica Cit
J—A. Bruce Blelant
Eller
Inventigation
Ai Feau
Victims of Hate at Rest in Herrin Mine Graveyard
The Associated Press reports the unknown death toll from Herrin labor clashes, noting 16 buried in the potter’s field and about 75 mourners, mostly miners. State and local officials attended, with ministers leading the service as unidentified graves bear the date June 22, 1922.
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Terrin
Associated Press
Hervin
Herrin
William J. Sneed
George Pace
Samuel Hunter
Adjutant General
William McCoy
Inman Lee
Goodfelty
Christian Church
Willliamses County
Lasker Warns House Members on Merchant Marine Policy
Washington June 25 Chairman Lasker of the shipping board wrote members of the house urging discussion of the subsidy issue during recess. He outlined the board’s view from the government’s ownership of ships and the high costs of maintaining a vast merchant fleet until private sales.
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Washington
Lasker
Shipping Board
United States
Mr. Lasker
Five Dead in Arkansas Mine Disaster
An explosion or suffocation incident in an abandoned mine near Heartford Ark left five dead and three others in critical condition. Rescue teams worked to recover victims as missing or endangered workers were reported, with authorities noting dangerous conditions in the sealed mine.
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Associated Press
Heartford
Ark
Plense
Mina
Here
Girl Teacher Kills Self in Great Falls Room
Della Michitson a 26-year-old teacher from Ringling Me aan der county, formerly of Detroit, died by poison last night in a rooming house. A bottle of poison and a glass with traces were found near her. She left a note instructing L. C. Quinn of Fargo to be notified in case of accident. Acting Coroner Fred Kalicky ruled it a death by own action and no inquest will be held. The deceased had come to Lewistown from Ringling a few days earlier and was then unknown there.
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C. B. Nolan
Montana
Butte
Grand Lodge of Montana
A. F P
A. M
Nolan
Consistory Temple
Henry ©. Smith
Lodge
Smith
Chaplin James
McNamee
Helena
C. J. McAllister
Kalispell
Cornelius Hedges
Kitlehts Templar Guard
Temple
Miriam Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Colonel Nolan
Nelcna Public Library
Bom
Mars. Nolan
Helena Lodge of Elks
The
Elks
United States
Ty, J. Walsh
Washington, DC
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Forestyale
Dream
Istown
Della NL
Michitson
Detroit
Mich
Ringling
Meander County
L. C. Quinn
Fargo
N. D
Fred Kalicky
Lewistown
Ringting
Wife of Governor Small Stricken With Apoplexy
Katikakee TIL reports Mrs. Small wife of Governor Len Small collapsed at home after receiving guests as the governor returned from his acquittal on a conspiracy charge. Her condition was described as serious with little hope for recovery amid recent health strains.
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Associated Press
Katikakee
Til
Len Small
Small
Cantaloupe crop rots as growers halt picking to curb surplus
Amanciated Press reports in Brawley California that about eight million cantaloupes rotted on the ground as growers pause picking for a day to cut supply. They hope the postponement ends east coast overstocking and restores prices and profit.
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Amanciated Press
Brawley
Cal
Levee Crumbles and Town Submerges in Texas
In Brownsville on June 23 the levee protecting Mercedes failed early, flooding about half the residential area within hours. Other levees were feared to fail, but officials expected shallow water and limited damage. Heavy fire loss reported in Mexicali, California, where a blaze destroyed nearly a city block causing substantial damage.
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Brownsville
Texas
Mercedes
Mexicali
Lower
California
Miners Not to Blame for Rioting in Colorado
Associated Press reports from Frederick Colorado detail a Sunday shooting in which Virgil Nichol and Florence Ray were wounded after a disturbance involving Don Jarvis and Colorado rangers. Corporal Jujius Weinberger led six rangers as the mob formed and Jarvis resisted arrest. Rangers fired twice, injuring Nichol and Ray. Miners who stopped work April 1 amid a nationwide strike were not implicated. The two wounded were reported in satisfactory condition.
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Preas
Frederick
Colu
Virgil Nichol
Florence Ray
Colorado Rangers
Don Jarvis
Rangera
Jarvis
Nichol
Ray
Jujius Weinberger
Efe
Coroner jury finds officials blamed for Herrin massacre
Herrin Illinois June 21 the coroner jury finds deaths were due to acts of officials of the Southern Illinois Coal company and urges a further investigation to fix responsibility. Witnesses testified to the shooting as the town prepares for funeral services for Joe Fichovich and the Massacre of workers on June 22.
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Herrin
Associated Press
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Biante
Disabled American Veterans Gather in Frisco for Big Sessions
San Francisco June 26. Veterans from many states arrive by boxcars for the Disabled American Veterans World War convention opening tomorrow. About 240 men, mainly from Ohio, Michigan, and Minnesota, join in the living hall of fame ceremonies. Special services honor the fighters as they tour hospitals and enjoy Elks entertainments.
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Frisco
Associated Press
San Francisco
United States
Obid, Triols
Minnesota
Chevaux
Iaris
Phelrewn
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans
Washington
Shrine
Elke
Tha
Benevolent Protective Order
Elks
Letterman General
Marsine
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