Defenders of Pekin Ready to Quit City
Northern forces under General Chang Tso Lin evacuate Pekin as a decisive battle unfolds at Liukho thirty six miles south on the Pekin Hankow line. Chiang Kai Shek and Yen Hsi Shan discuss peaceful surrender terms while diplomats seek safety measures for foreigners in Tientsin Pekin.
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Harold P. Mills
United Press
Shanghai
Pekin
Chang Tso Lin
Chang Tsung Chang
Tien Tsin
Liukho
Chiang Kai Shek
Yen Hsi Shan
Chang
Tsin
MacMurray
Southern nationalist leaders plan to head central China government
Seg dispatch says southern nationalists seek to install Tuan Chi Jui as head of a new central government in China. Pekin’s fall to southern forces nears, but immediate U.S. recognition is unlikely until a stable central government proves its ability to govern and keep China unified. Recognition will depend on U.S. assessment and possible actions by Japan or Great Britain.
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Bu United Press
London
China
Tuan Chi Jui
Seg
Evening News
United Press
Washington
Pekin
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Miss Effie Fuller Dies Suddenly in Garden Work
Times Special reports Miss Effie Fuller aged 55 collapsed and died of heart disease while tending her garden at her Anderson Indiana home on June 2.
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Times
Anderson
Ind
Effie Fuller
Forty Seek Rent At Ki Kelleystone House Ad
In La Salle 3 564 rooms modern in a door breakfast nook four closets listed for Ki Kelleystone house with a $36 rent. Ki Kelleystone? W. W. Miller at 3217 E. North St. ran the house for rent notice in The Times and drew forty replies.
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LA Salle
Kelleystone
W. W. Miller
E. North St
The
Times
Mr. Miller
Daily Times
Marion County Car Sales Sets May Record With 1654 Chevrolet
May proved another record month for Indianapolis dealers as Marion County new car registrations reached 1,654 units, 307 more than May last year and 22 above April’s figure. Chevrolet led with 446, Pontiac 144, Ford 136, Overland 116, and Oldsmobile 111. a wide range of makes followed.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana Clipping Service
New York St
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Ford
Chrysler
Dodge
Durant
Elcar
Erskine
Essex
Franklin
Gardner
Hudson
Hupmobile
Jordan
Kissel
la Salle
Lincoln
Mormon
Nash
Oakland
Overland
Packard
Paige
Peerless
Pierce-Arrow
Reo
Studebaker
Stutz
Willys- Knight
Velie
Thief Steals Lame Sorrel Horse Reported in Anderson
Arlie Marshman reports a lame club footed sorrel horse stolen to Anderson police. The item appears among a brief police blotter entry with even weather lines following.
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Times Special
Relief Crews Search North For Dirigible
International aid bands together for the Italia rescue. Two chasseurs teams from Citta Di Milano race across Spitzbergen’s ice to locate the airship and its sixteen crewmen as nations including Norway Russia Sweden Italy mobilize ships planes and seaplanes to join the perilous Arctic search.
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United Press Special Co
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Arctic
Italia
Earth
North Pole
Artic
Citta di Milano
Europe
Umberto Nobile
Pole
Norway
Russia
Sweden
Italy
Kings Bya
Nobile
Roald Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Riiser-Larsen
Leutzow-Holm
George Wilkins
Great Arctic
Judge to Rule Today on Second Ward Ballots
Prosecutor William H. Remy examined 119 mutilated ballots from Fifth precinct in the Second Ward recount. Circuit Judge Harry O. Chamberlin would rule on legality as recount commissioners threw out 114 ballots. totals for Updike Hall Brown and Campbell shifted based on ballot validity and signatures.
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Bulletin
William H. Remy
Second Ward
Harry O. Chamberlin
Ralph E. Updike
Archibald M. Hall
Henry Campbell
Paul Brown
Updike
Hall
Downtown Fire The Lemeke Building Cleaning Shop Burned
A fire at 108 110 East Market Street destroyed stock and equipment of Lemeke Building shoe and hat cleaning, with about ten thousand dollars in damage. The blaze started when a hat cleaner, caused by ignition of cleaning fluid, spread to hats, fluids, and polishes. no injuries occurred.
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Lemeke Bldg
Louis Steropouls
Virginia Ave
Harry Voshell
E. Market St
Lemcke Bldg
Italians Break World Endurance Mark In Rome Flight
The article reports Italians shattering a world endurance mark with a long flight over Rome. It notes coverage by The Times from Indianapolis and a Democratic State convention broadcast scheduled for next Wednesday.
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Rome
The
Times
WFBM
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Cable Tabernacle
Indiana Farm Bureau backs Midwest GOP candidate at Chicago talks
Indiana Farm Bureau officials push to build a delegation to the GOP convention and attend the Democratic gathering in Houston. Governor McMullen of Nebraska says 10,000 Nebraska farmers will go to Kansas City. he backs Frank O. Lowden but would accept Dawes Curtis or Watson. President Settle endorses the position.
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Indiana
Frank O. Lowden
McMullen
Charles G. Dawes
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Watson
Drag Creek for Body and River Hair Clue Reported
Police drag Fall Creek near Northwestern Ave bridge to locate a body believed lodged beneath the water. A fisherman named Roxie Brown pulled up blonde hair on a fish-hook, suggesting a possible clue near the bridge. Also reported, the body of Mrs Aline A Rumley is to be sent to Switzerland for burial.
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Fall Creek
Northwestern Ave
Roxie Brown
Brooker St
Times
Anderson
Ind
Aline A. Rumley
Switzerland
Fred Martens
New York
de Grasse
Death Ends Nuptials as Knight Is Killed En Route
Arthur G. Knight, 19, was killed in Mount Vernon Indiana when an automobile struck his motorcycle while he rode to obtain a marriage license. The accident occurred on June 2 as neighbors and officials investigated the scene.
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United Press
MT. Vernon
Ind
Arthur G. Knight
Pair Hope to Reach 56 Hour Aerial Record
Italian aviators Majors Ferrarin and Del Prete surpassed the prior longest flight, with a 56 hour goal in sight as of Friday. They began their attempt at 5:15 a.m. Thursday and aimed to land around 2 p.m. local time, following record by George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson of 53 hours 36 minutes 41 seconds.
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United Preas
Rome
Ferrarin
del Prete
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Florida
Gas Station Robbery Ends as Car Forces Entry
A bandit looted a Standard Oil filling station after a car with three men drove through the pumps on a Friday night. Walter J. Hacker, 32, attended the station and was ordered to keep customers calm and avoid signaling. The robber hid the pistol, returned after customers left, and took $50 from the safe. The trio fled in a car with Indiana front plate and Illinois rear plate.
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Standard Oil Company
Walter J. Hacker
Oxford St
Indiana
Illinois
Plumbing Rule Stands Against Delco Remy Concession
The Indiana Building Council in special session denied Delco Remy Company of Anderson a concession from the state plumbing code for industrial building installations. The plea followed a local inspector's report that the firm was largely noncompliant with the local code, which is nearly identical to the state code.
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Delco-Remy Company of
Anderson
Indiana Building Council
Anderson Plumbing
Pacific Fliers Prepare 10 Start On Second Leg To Australia
Honolulu reports Captain Kingsford Smith and three companions cleared their 27 hour 28 minute voyage from California. They plan the Suva leg 3200 miles away, with a possible delay for motor overhaul and a museum chart review.
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Pacific
Australia
Suva
Fiji Islands
Honolulu
Kingsford-Smith
H. R. Ekins
Southern Cross
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Oakland
Wheeler Field
Kingsforde Smith
California
Maitland
Hegenberger
Charles T. P. Ulm
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Seek Clews In Club Holdups
Detectives search for clues in two country holdups this week. Indianapolis Country Club payroll theft of 1600 dollars and a rival robbery at the Speedway dinner dance left up to 200000 dollars in loot. Investigators doubt a current employee’s involvement and consider past staff as possible directors. Insurance firms push for rewards to recover losses and deter repeats.
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Indianapolis
Crawfordsville Rd
Market outlook hints at mergers and profits in stock drift
In New York June 2 favorable and unfavorable overnight developments split stock market sentiment. Durant's interview may influence the mood as merger rumors circulate. No sign of Fed tightening change. Profit taking during strong periods is advised to safeguard gains.
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United Press
New York
William C. Durant
Europe
Radio Corporation
International Telephone and Telegraph
International Nickel
National Cash Register A
Hupp Motors
Mack Trucks
Gold Dust
International Combustion
American Express
General Motors
United States Steel
Wall Street Journal
Financial Review
Thomson & McKinnon
Durant
Federal Reserve Board
Gotham Politicians Questioned On Presidential Campaigns
Ten witnesses testified before the Senate campaign investigating committee in New York. Mayor Frank J. Hague of Jersey City denied aiding the New Jersey delegation’s Houston convention expenses. Tammany Hall leader George W. Olvany offered to appear to discuss activities for Governor Smith. Other names included John D. Stewart, John J. Curry, Oscar Miller, Charles H. McGlue, Markhe Requa, George R. Van Namee, B. E. Eldred, John Harris, and Edward Anthony.
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United Press
New York
Senate Campaign
Frank J. Hague
Jersey City
New Jersey
Houston
George W. Olvany
Tammany Hall
Long Island
Smith
John D. Stewart
Hoover Committee
John J. Curry
Curtis
Oscar Miller
Albany
N. Y
Charles H. McGlue
Massachusetts
Markhe Requa
California
George R. van Namee
B. E. Eldred
Hoover
John Harris
Edward Anthony
Coolidge Prepares Summer Outing to Cedar Island Lodge
President Coolidge plans a summer stay at Cedar Island Lodge on the Brule River in Wisconsin. Col. E W Starling sails from Washington to organize staff, security, and press coverage as the party readies for trout fishing and official business, with a possible stop in Northampton ifMrs Goodhue’s illness permits.
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Robert Moorefield
United Press
Ashington
President Coolidge
Cedar Island Lodge
White House
Brule River
Wisconsin Lake Region
Col
E. W. Starling
Executive Secret Service
Washington
Col. Starling
West
Ft. Snelling
St. Paul
Minn
Henry Clay Pierce
Secret Service
Mr. Coolidge
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