Unamerican Lies Branded In Probe Of History Books
New York June 3 Associated Press David Hirschfield, commissioner of accounts, released a report condemning eight school histories for anti American propaganda. He criticizes figures and societies including Andrew Carnegie and Huu Root, labeling promoters of British influence as un American. The inquiry alleges textbooks misrepresent the American Revolution and constitutional origins, warning against pro British bias in teaching.
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NEW YORK
Associated Press
David Hirschfield
Hytan
aghoola
grould
seem
Cecil Rhodes
Carnegie
East
Andrew Carnegie
Hiihu Root
amegic Council
American History Teachers
Gilbert Parker
eer
Northcliffe
Owen
Wister
George Haven
English Speaking Union
Sonaf Bt
John W. Davis
Matthew Pare “Andrews
tet Sulgrave instituts
across-the-sea
America
Ilhiaa
Samuel Atay
John Hencock
Patrick Hen
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
United States
England
North
Union
Spain
Germany
Faneuil
Boston
hag thiz
Great Britain
United
Unsettled Indiana forecast with storms and cooling trend
The Indianapolis Star reports a Monday and Tuesday outlook of unsettled, warm conditions with probable local thunderstorms, followed by cooler Tuesday night. The United States Weather Bureau Almanac notes yesterday's weather with moderate humidity and precipitation totals, and temperatures varying through the day.
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Indianapolis
siandar
atorma
Indianapolin Star
Indiana Shriners Arrive for Washington Gathering Pace
Indiana Shriners from Murat temple Indianapolis lead a caravan to Washington marching up Pennsylvania Avenue under a blazing sun. Hundreds arrive by train and auto as Temples from Terre Haute Fort Wayne and Hammond join, with Murat Band drawing cheers from crowds. parade prep at Union Station and Willard hotel marks a historic gathering in the capital.
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EVERETT
WATHINE
WASHINGTON
Indiana Shriners
Samuel
Murat temple
Indianapolis
Macca
Zorah
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Hammond
Pennsylvania avenue
Wallace A. Robertson
CHrt Richter
Murat
ffty
Aimas temple of
J.‘ Jacoby
arnard
Bh Jrndecanover
Charles J.Orbison
Willard ‘hotel
Potentete Buddenbaum
Jacoby
Bealten
Hammond temple
Fairmount seminary
mecca
Mavale
Shriners
Shrinerz
Miners Trapped as New Shaft Probed for Rescue
Special to Thendianapolis Star reports three men entombed a half mile from Bigknels Indiana as rescuers press full speed with every device available. A two inch hole provides communication and fresh air while wives shout greetings. A new shaft nears completion and rescue crews from distant mines converge with oxygen, ladders, timber, and hoisting gear ready.
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Thendianapolis Star
BIGKNELS
Ind
meni
hifta
Joe
Bernardi
James Bertillo
Frank Maberto
New Coal Company
Newark pair held in poison death case
Mrs John Creighton of Newark New Jersey is held with her husband in the death of her brother Charles B Avery 18 year old victim. Avery allegedly carried a $1000 life insurance policy. Death attributed to slow poison.
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John Creighton
Newark
N. J
Charles B. Avery
Avery
Greed for riches spurs quadruple murder in villa case
Universal Service reports in Berlin on June 3 that a Hungarian baker Andreas Lachmann and his wife and daughter were linked to a fourfold killing over money. Josef Toth, Lachmann’s clerk, exploited the affair, killing the daughter and son during the feud over spoils. Mrs Lachmann and the rest were buried on the villa grounds after being killed. Neighbors were not alerted until investigators uncovered the evidence.
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CAROLINE
Universal
BERLIN
aollat
United States
Andreas Lachmann
Europe
Josef Toth
Lachamarin
Antique Virgin and Child statue swap blamed on priest
Paris reports reveal antique dealers conspired to substitute a modern copy for a 13th century Virgin and Child statue in the Church of St Sauveur near Fontainebleau. Abbe Henri Rotte admits selling the statue for 2590 francs, saying he hoped the substitute would aid church welfare work. The dealers concealed details, then defended the priest as acting from poor judgment.
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PARIS
St. Sauveur-Sur-Bedle
Fontainebleau
Henri Rotte
france
Duc De Trevise
St. Sauveur-Sir-Ecole
M. Boulgorotto
Civilization 25 000 Years Old Found in Tennessee
Nashville June 3 A Smithsonian delegated archaeologist testifies that early remains suggest civilization in middle Tennessee may date from 25 000 to 50 000 years ago. Six weeks of field work near Nashville uncovered a campfire layer with animal bones pottery fragments and arrowheads under a distinct Pleistocene blue layer.
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TENNESSEE
NASHVILLE
Tenn
middle Tennesace
yer
Smithsonian institution
Horpath
ver
Kentucky Expenditures Exceed Revenues in 1922
Kentucky state figures show expenditures for 1922 totaled 15,838,479 dollars, or 7.71 per person, while receipts reached 17,916,085 dollars, or about 8.73 per capita. Net indebtedness stood at 10. per capita with assessed valuation around 2,108,220,461 and taxes levied near 8,234, etc.
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KENTUCKY
WASHINGTON
censur bureau
Upham Denies Quitting G. O. P. Post
Fred W. Upham of Chicago, treasurer of the National Republican Committee, rejects reports he will resign. He plans to serve his current term ending with the next convention. John T. Adams, Republican Party chair, confirms Upham will continue and cooperate through the term.
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NEW YORK
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Rince
Bary M. Blair
Upham
Blair
Europe
Tam
hia
WASHINGTON
Jane
John T
adams
Republican national
bania
Chicaro
Lipham
Adima
Pelt Milk Bottles In Trolley Tieup
Six men were arrested during a trolley strike on the United Traction line in Albany on June 4. One car was torched, another sprayed with milk bottles, and a motorman assaulted as police protected crews. Service resumed slowly, with no schedule. Company president Westherwax said the strike aimed to embroil workers in the Schenectady railway strike, while strike leaders argued the action followed alleged layoffs and denial of union rights.
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ALBANY
N.Y
Iinex
United Traction Company
thin city
Harry B. Westherwax
United Traction
Schenectady
howay
Alex
Dr Vandyke Attacks Bryan Over Church Dry Rule
Ex United States minister in the Netherlands Dr Henry Van Dyke denounces the Presbyterian General Assembly for a pledge of total abstinence from wine and argues science and evolution should not be attacked. He singles out William J Bryan as one who talks much yet reads little and warns church leaders against expelling him for speaking truth. He argues a pledge would exclude Jesus from ministry and membership and predicts whether he is removed, it will provoke publicity rather than resolve conflict.
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Privat
atatament
Melun
demannlind
Parix antiquary
NEW YORK
General Assembly
the
Presbyterian church
Henry Van Dyke
United States
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
William 3. Bryan
Floris
Nebraska
Van Dyke
Jesus Christ
Florida
Fledgy Adopted Hen and Presbyterian Assembly
Fragmentary note reports a debate at the Presbyterian General Assembly in Indianapolis with two resolutions adopted unanimously urging ministers and church officials to adopt measures. Continued on page three.
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Presbyterian Assembly
Presbyterian General Assembly
Indianapolis
Fosdick Denounces Restrictive Lay Pressure on Pulpit
In New York, Dr. Emerson Fosdick warned conservative laymen to keep hands off church preaching. Appearing at Old First Presbyterian on Fifth Avenue, he defended liberal thought against lay domination and attacked efforts to force predetermined conclusions on ministers. He urged honest clergy and pews to value free inquiry.
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Indianapolis Star
NEW YORK
Emerson Fosdick
Old Flrst Presbyterian
Fosdick
William Jennings Bryan
laymien
Fifth avenue
I Kings
fundamentaliata
Firat Church
Fosudlek loyaile
Banker Misled in Pettition to Annul Marriage Case
A Missouri court heard pleadings in a suit to annul the marriage of Beverley B. Harris, former vice president of the National ity Bank of New York, and Miss Eleanor Jaine Ler of Indianola Mississippi. The case alleges Harris was misled about birth legitimacy and that Miss Lee’s longtime friend Molly Harris testified to contrasting conduct at their home.
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ST. LOUIS
Beverley
Herrin
Nationality Bank of New York
Misa
Eleanor Jaine Ler
Indianola
Mias
Harris chargen
Mosea W. Harcia
Miss Lee
Demand for Clear Democratic League Stance Sparks Debate
Washington reports a Republican committee chair urges Democratic leaders to define the party position on the League of Nations. He cites events at national HQs, quotes on Cox and Wilson, and notes opposition from senators reflecting broader intra party tensions.
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WASHINGTON
League of Nations
Adana
euanel committee
Hull
Democratt national committee
tian
Adams
Republican’ party organization
Wicran
James Reed
Missouri
Mays Cox
trovernor Cox
Onlo
Gwen
Europe
United State
league
Adame als
Walah
Mannachusetts
audio conrae
Shields
Tendra- Aee
resgive
Lundin Trial Set After Prolonged Juror Hunt
Chivago June 3 After six weeks effort to obtain a jury in the graft case tied to the Thompson administration, Fred Lundin and twenty one defendants face trial tomorrow. Over 11 million veniremen were examined. the trial, linked to public school graft, is expected to run at least ten months.
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CHIVAGO
Jime
Fred Tundin
Thompson
Terre Haute Youth Killed in Collision
Terre Haute Ind June 18 Otto Cushman an 18 year old youth died when the automobile he rode in collided with a car driven by Ladolph N Ratiman. The crash hurled him from the car his skull fractured Ratiman was charged with manslaughter and released on bail. He had been employed at Hamme Packing Company and wrote to his wife in Marion about the new job and home plans.
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Nperial
Indianapolis Star
TERRE HAUTE
Ind
Otto Cushman
Ladolph N. Rattman
shman
Emery Bervie
Ray Phinkelt
Rotiman
arcompahind br
honil
Cuprimen
earthe
Hamme, Packing Company
Habart
Marion
rooma
Accident near Seymour injures three in high speed crash
In Seymour Indiana on June 3 Ralph J. Gainey 30 of Pedford and James Currie ? of Redford and Mi burn Honaucker 23 of Seymour were seriously or painfully hurt when a Say more Tea Cream Company truck crashed on State Highway No 4 two miles west of Seymour. Gainey sustained a dislocated right hip and internal injuries and was moved to St Vincent Hospital Indianapolis for treatment. Currie and Honaucker suffered less severe injuries and were treated at Seymour’s Memorial Hospital.
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Astemebila
SEYMOUR
Ind
Ralph J. Gainey
Pedford
James Currie
seare art
alan
Redford
Miburn Honaucker
Gainey
Currie
Funaurker
Saymore Tee Cream Company
delery
Bedford
Sehneck men rial Hospital
St. Vincent'a Hospital
Indianapolia
Sehmeck memorial hospital
Hunencker
Flight attempt stalled by storm over New York harbor
Georges Barbat, French aviator, attempted a New York to Chicago style flight from Roosevelt to West Point but was forced to return to start due to thunderstorm conditions. He claimed fuel efficiency and planned a later New York to Washington leg, after gliding across the water channel twice in recent days and winning a 79,000 franc prize.
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MINEOLA
Roosevelt
Weat Point
Georges Barbat
Berbot
Tarrytown
New York
RAM RUNNER SUNK IN WRECK OFF CAPE CHARLES
Nine escape as the ram runner Glen Beulah sinks fifteen minutes after a collision ten miles southeast of Cape Charles. Coast guard Yrmacraw rescued crew to Norfolk where they faced immigration processing. The steamer rammer behind the attack resembled the famous Inter Perape rum runner.
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NORFOLK
Glen Beulah
Brulah redistry
Cape Charles
aiol
Coast guard
cntier
Inlar
Inter
Perape tn
Yamacraw
napes
Naazpau
vail
George Kelly
Mismi
Fla
negrank
Kelix caid
fant yard
Royalist Paper Sellers Arrested At Church Doors In Paris
Paris June 3 Ten members of the King n camelate were arrested for selling a paper outside churches. One, named Devolve, linked to an attack on Deputy Sangnier Socialist who was tarred and threatened with castor oil. A dispute with a passerby led to another arrest. Henry Franklin-Bouillon and ex-Deputy Gout named as Chamber candidates for June 26 elections. Andre Tardieu resents and would oppose Franklin-Bonietien if chosen.
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PARIS
King'n camelate
Action Francaise
anvailante
Sangnier
passeraby
Seine et Oise
Henry Frankin-Bouillon
minaiion
ams
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
Chamber
M. Franklin-Bonitien
ka 8
Briand Defends France at Washington and Genoa Talks
Paris reports former Premier Briand defending France’s stance at Washington and Genoa conferences. He accuses critics of Ruining France’s fleet and sacrificing French interests, praising France’s decision to press on at Washington and asserting France’s right to armed self defense and liberty of action amid Pacific alliance and armament talks.
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PARIS
Briand
Waanington
Genoa
Nazaire
M. Briand
France
Washington
Francés Intereste
Gehon
Preatient Harding
evik
Pacific alliance
Uneland
Treasury regs echo Supreme Court, ignore seven alien nations protests
Treasury Department issues new regulations aligned with a Supreme Court ruling, dismissing organized protests from seven alien maritime nations. Congress is urged to scrutinize the moves and assess constitutional implications amid ongoing policy debates.
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Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Swiss Vote Wet Rejected Pro Pose Beverages Monopoly
Swiss voters rejected a proposal to grant the state a monopoly on alcoholic beverage production aiming to reduce output. The decision, reported from Lausanne, comes as U.S. treasury officials implement a Supreme Court dry law interpretation affecting ships and port operations and signaling possible remedial legislation from Congress.
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TAUSANNE
Switzerland
AIZ
WASHINGTON
Supreme court
United States
treasury
Hauer
boaurt
Congress
United
public health service
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KRREE
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