One Man Blamed for Nile Crisis in Egypt
Britain faces a grave Egypt crisis as Zaghloul Pasha is blamed for the unrest. A warship heads to Alexandria from Malta while Egypt presses for removal of British influence. The article links past assassinations to current tensions, noting Britain’s Sudan control and disputes over the Nile headwaters.
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Times
Washington
Egypt
Great Britain
Malta
Alexandria
Zaghloul Pasha
Fuad I
Britain
Nile
Herodus
Ohio
Alabama
Illinois
California
Maryland
Ramsay MacDonald
London
MacDonald
Zaghloul
Lee Stack
The
Soudan
Cairo
Dirks Named as Dean at DePauw
Louis H. Dirks formerly Shortridge High School assistant principal will become dean of men at DePauw University Greencastle in September. He taught German 1911 1917 before becoming assistant principal. The dean of men post is new at DePauw and will share authority with existing deans.
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Louis H. Dirks
Shortridge High School
DePauw University
Greencastle
Dirks
Shortridge
de Pauw
Thaw to Pay Again
Russell Thaw, 19, son of Evelyn Nesbit and Harry K. Thaw, ran up a bill totaling 250 dollars at the Congress Hotel in Chicago over two weeks. After seeing the charge he disappeared from the hotel, and Harry Thaw in Pittsburgh will receive the bill.
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United Press
Chicago
Russell Thaw
Congress Hotel
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry K. Thaw
Harry Thaw
Pittsburgh
Russell
Seeks Husband as Dreams Disappear
Mrs. Jessie L Case seeks police help to locate Samuel J Sullivan 32 after she believed they wed on May 8 The ceremony was not performed by a valid justice and no license return was received Deputy clerk Frank Childers told her Sullivan vanished after taking the license to frame it leaving her marriage in doubt.
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Jessie Case
Jessie L. Case
N. Talbott J
Samuel J. Sullivan
Frank Childers
Case
Sullivan
Childers
Flapper Fanny Details Sullivan Bigamy Case In Marion County
Mrs. Chase, widow of eight years with a 12 year old son, says Sullivan skipped with her license and $50. He claimed a quiet marriage by a minor justice of the peace, but the name could not be verified. She described his appearance and noted his World War I scar.
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Sullivan
Walter 8. Glass
City Hospital
Chase
Boston
Mass
Vermont St
First test for bill heats up as rail unions push wage demands
June 4 in New York reports a two day conference among eastern railways and trainmen and conductors brotherhoods leading to a plan to present wage and working condition demands to a mediation board appointed by President Coolidge under the Watson-Parker railroad bill. More than 175000 workers would be affected.
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United Press
New York
Eastern Railways
Coollidge
Watson-Parker
Polish Premier Bartel resigns in Warsaw dispatch
Warsaw dispatches report the resignation of Polish Premier Bartel and his cabinet after a brief postrevolution cabinet formation led by Marshal Pilsudski. President Mosiicki accepted the resignation and asked the cabinet to continue administering duties for the time being.
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United Press
Berlin
Bartel
Poland
Warsaw
Josef Pilsudski
Mosiicki
Fire wipes huge area in Lowell business district
Fire departments from seven cities battled a blaze in Lowell Mass late Thursday that menaced the business district and caused estimated damage exceeding one million dollars.
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United Press
Lowell
Mass
Judge delays decision in Morissey Ramsey cases
Cases of Patrolman Michael Morissey charged with assault and battery in an affidavit and L. L. Ramsey charged with reckless driving and resisting an officer were continued until Sept. 4 in municipal court. Ramsey accused Morissey of grabbing him during an arrest and swore out the affidavit.
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Michael Morissey
L. L. Ramsey
Reisner St
Tagay
Ramsey
Morissey
New Klan Head Mrs. Sedwick Elected
Mrs. Lillian Sedwick the sole woman on the Marion County school board is named president of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Ku Klux Klan. Officials confirm her election at a meeting on Wednesday night in the Merchants Bank Building office.
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Lillian Sedwick
Marion County
Ku Klux Klan
Merchants Bank
Sedwick
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Charles W. Kern
United Protestant
Klan
Entering a House to Commit a Felony Charge
John Lewis, 22, of 713 Chadwick Street, charged today with entering a house to commit a felony. Detectives allege he and two other men entered the home of Bessie Conover, 1154 West Street, drew guns and ransacked the residence.
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John Lewis
Chadwick St
Bessie Conover
West St
Prince Gustaf Adolphus Tours Edison Lab in Flivver Ride
East Orange New Jersey June 4 The Swedish crown prince Gustavus Adolphus rode in a humble flivver with Thomas Edison as host and guide They visited the Edison Laboratory where experiments on a 40 minute phonograph record and a talking motion picture were discussed Edison joked about introductions and noted the Prince’s interest in ongoing projects The future queen Louise and Henry Ford are noted as companions in the day’s events
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East Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Gustavus Adolphus
Louise
Edison
Sweden
Henry Ford
William Meadowcroft
Meadowcroft
Prince Eno
Indiana Senator Watson Opposes Coolidge Seen By Court Appointment
The White House treats Senator James E. Watson of Indiana as an avowed opponent after President Coolidge names McKenzie Moss of Kentucky to the U S Court of Claims to fill the Downey vacancy. Watson had expected Indiana recommendations and had criticized the world court and supported the midwest farm relief plan.
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Roscoe B. Fleming
Washington
White House
James E. Watson
Indiana
President Coolidge
McKenzie Moss
Kentucky
George E. Downey
Aurora
Ind
United States Court of Claims
Watson
Downey
Moss
Treasury
Midwest
Wanted Son Gets Girl Ends Life
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on June 4 Mike Dorosky killed himself at Fallonville home two days after his wife gave birth to a daughter intense longing for a son cited as motive by authorities the couple had a newborn daughter at the time of the tragedy.
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United Press
Greensburg, Pa
Mike Dorosky
Fallonville
Here
Conviction Reversed in Liquor Transport Case
The Supreme Court reversed the Delaware Circuit Court verdict convicting William Hammell of transporting liquor. The majority ruled he merely moved liquor within his premises. Judge Ewbank dissented urging affirmation. Hammell had six months on State Farm and a $300 fine.
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Supreme Court Today
Delaware Circuit Court
William
Babe) Hammell
Louis B. Ewbank
Hammell
State Farm
Two Young Firebugs Punished by Parents
Deputy State Fire Marshal John G. Willis investigated a local house fire causing 2,500 damage and destroying two sheds and a fence. Two under six blamed each other. parents administered sound punishment after both boys led officials to hidden matches.
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John G. Willis
Willis
Dawes Rules Up Tumultous Senate Session
In a tumultuous session the Senate debated rules revision for limited debate. Senator Underwood obtained unanimous consent to introduce a resolution allowing the majority to invoke a cloture rule anytime to limit debate on appropriation and revenue bills.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Dawes
Underwood
Alabama
Boy Rescued After Head Gets Stuck on Westminster Bridge
A six year old boy Daniel Reardon became trapped with his head wedged in a railing on Westminster Bridge near Parliament. Fire engines police launch ambulance and bridge workers freed him after about 45 minutes using iron work.
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Times Special
London
Westminster Bridge
Parliament Building
Daniel Reardon
Convention Most Thrilling Says Wife Father Is Proud
Albert Stump, a young Indianapolis attorney and Democratic senatorial nominee, is hailed at home on 41 8 S Johnson Ave as his wife and three children celebrate his convention success. The Stump family, neighbors, and Daniel Stump praise the candidate’s memory, learning, and commitment to public life amid a festive scene with peonies, flowers, and sandwiches.
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S. Johnson Ave
Albert Stump
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Margaret
Robert
Thomas
Bob
Tommy
Daniel Stump
Bobby
Mrs. Stump
Local Man Elected President Of Indiana Gas Association
Ernest Van Arsdel of Indianapolis was elected president of the Indiana Gas Association at the annual meeting in West Baden. I. L. Shepherd of Evansville was named vice president and directors chosen include Elmer Day of Columbus T. J. Kelley of Fort Wayne and Frank Budd of Muncie.
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United Preas West
State to Pay Costs in Greensburg Water Case
Attorney General Arthur J. Gilliam designated the public service commission's operating expense fund as the proper source to pay costs of the Greensburg Water Company case, decided recently in wetesst Oost.
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Public Service Commission
Arthur J. Gilliam
Greensburg Water Company
Wetesst Oost
But They Differ on Politics
Two senatorial candidates, Republican R. Robinson and Democrat Albert Stump, share many traits including marriage, parenthood with three children, wartime officer service, University of Chicago degrees, and Irvington residence. Both belong to Irvington Post No. 38 and have mothers who are invalids, highlighting similarities and political differences.
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R. Robinson
Albert Stump
University of Chicago
Irvington
Legionarires
City to widen approaches to Delaware St bridge
Oren S. Hack says temporary twenty four foot approaches will be replaced at earliest moment by widths equal to the street. The board orders city counsel to sue to collect assessments from property owners, as delinquent payments blocked construction for months. Hack notes the temporary fix is not permanent and that original plans will proceed once assessments are paid.
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Delaware &St
Hack
Board of Works
Sults
De Pauw Commencement Week Visitors Arrive Saturday
Greencastle Ind June 4 De Pauw University commencement week visitors will begin to arrive Saturday for the senior play Tweedles. Committees of the board of trustees meet in the afternoon. Student awards are announced and trustees meet Monday. Alumni day Tuesday features class reunions and dinners. Dr Lynn Harold will speak at the eighty seventh exercises on Wednesday. President Lemuel H Marlin will present degrees.
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Greencastlee
Ind
de Pauw University
Lemuel H. Marlin
Democratic Candidate Delivers Nonpolitical First Speech
Albert Stump, Democratic long term senatorial nominee, campaigned at the Statehouse addressing Center Township graduates. He avoided political issues, saying he would discuss matters beyond political action, stressing education as a keystone of civilization and urging support for intelligent generations. He is a 38 year old attorney and World War captain with no prior public office.
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Albert Stump
Center Township
Statehouse
Stump
Rivers and Harbors Bill Passes in House
The $36,000,000 rivers and harbors authorization bill was approved by the House after a thirteen hour filibuster. It moves to the Senate where passage is uncertain amid a crowded calendar. An attempt by Rep Sosnowski to strike a survey provision for the all-American canal route across New York was decisively defeated.
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United Pro
Washington
House
Senate
Sosnowski
Michigan
New York State
Capone Ties Pose in Chicago Primary Fraud Claim
County Judge Trude files recount petition alleging Caponti and Crowe linked to fraud allege gang intimidation at the April primary. He says voters were forced to mark ballots at gunpoint and that his Republican renomination loss was rigged by over fifty thousand votes.
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Buy Times
Chicago
Scarface
al Caponti
Cicero
William MacSwiggin
Robert E. Crowe
Daniel P. Trude
West
Trude
Joseph P. Sauvage
Crowe
Banker Named on Park Board in Indianapolis Shakeup
Frank Driver of Citizens State Bank was named by Mayor Duvall as a Democratic park board member to replace Albert M. Maguire who resigned on the eve of his incompetence trial. Dr. Arthur E. Guedel was named to the health board. Maguire’s resignation tightens Duvall’s control.
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Frank Driver
Citizens State Bank
Duvall
Park Board
Albert M. Maguire
Maguire
Arthur E. Guedel
Health Board
Thomas IF. Courtney
Driver
R. Walter Jarvis
Jarvis
Herman G. Morgan
Cleon Nafe
New Park Board
Indianapolis
Guedel
Shank
John E. Milner
Frank P. Manly
Emsley
W. Johnson
Johnson
Clarence I. Baker
Manly
Marion Circuit Court
Supreme Court of Indiana
Mandamus
Buser
William C. Buser
Slow Rise Expected as Cool Weather Persists in Indy
Indianapolis area remains cool with 7 am reading of 52 degrees, 18 below normal. Forecasters predict a gradual temperature rebound to around 60 by Saturday morning, per Meteorologist H Armington of the U S Weather Bureau.
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Indianapolis
Mercury
H. Armington
United States Weather Bureau
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Depauw
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Cal
Hoosier
Coolidge
Joe
Supreme Court
Pwbank
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Eldora Field
Ernest van Arsdel
Delaware St
Dr. E. A. Guede
Dr. Guedel
Weather Bureau
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