Riots in Shanghai Leave Chinese Students Dead
Outbreaks across Shanghai as rioters clash with police on the streets. Sikh police fire on demonstrators near Peking and Chekiang roads, killing several students and raising total dead to sixteen since rioting began yesterday. Police patrols and armed squads move through the city amid sporadic disturbances.
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Uie
Peking
Chékiang
Souza
Nanking Road
Tainbarwelly
Shanghai Volunteer Corps
Teluguo
China
Tokioi
Chicago Police Probe Into Broker Dee Parsons Death
A Chicago inquiry centers on the mysterious death of wealthy broker Dee Parsons and his son Mirlan who was found burned in his apartment after a fire. Police and neighbors report conflicting timelines as Parsons was found partly clothed in a burned drawing room with Parsons family members and a policeman present.
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Chicago
Dee Parsons
Mirlan
Parsons
James King
King
Clalman
Hig
Phat Parsons
Raitou
Abandoning Children Leads to Ten Months’ Imprisonment
Otto Braun faced ten months in prison at the A P P court for failing to support his children. The case noted that Wit died last fall and arrangements were made for someone to care for them, but no support was provided. A warrant led to his arrest after he was located in a Vulgan area and brought to the city.
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Braun
A.P.P
Ety
Wiig
Flood Damage Estimated at 500000 in Sydney Nova Scotia
The report cites flood damage reaching £500000 about $2.25 million as residents labor to recover. Most repairs in wagon upgrades have begun while the Murrumbidgee River continues rising toward Narrandera threatening more homes.
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Sydney
N.S. Wydune
Murrumbidgee
Classifieds promote quick sales through advertising in The News
Ads are described as the quickest sales force in the world and urged to prove their value by advertising in The News. The note underscores the power of classified advertising to drive business.
Roth Well Materials Arrive For Derrick Construction
A carload of rig irons and casing stringing arrives from the National Supply in Shelby Montana for the Roth well project. The crew anticipates 26 000 foot depth with two loads of lumber expected by week’s end to assemble gear for an early drilling start.
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Nationa
Shelby
Montana
Subsidy questioned in ship venture debate in Ottawa
Sir William Petersen faced the imperial parliament committee to explain subsidy terms for ten ships planned over ten years. He detailed costs on £1,500,000 ship capital and £800,000 working capital, with government control of rates and port direction in return for annual subsidy.
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Ottawa
William Petersen
Sir William
William
United ‘Kingdom
Guarine Toruse
United Kingdom
Russia
Montgomery
Prorogation Likely Not by Month's End in Ottawa
Ottawa reports that a prorogation of Parliament by month’s end seems unlikely as the legislative program advances. Progressives seek freight rates reform while amendments to the Elections Act and Bank Relief Bill trigger debate. The Western and Maritime factions weigh whether the Tatler Bill will set session length. Continued on Page Eight.
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Ottawa
Herve Ura
iSome Bank
May Drops In Winnipeg Grain Market On June First
Shortly after opening the Winnipeg Grain Exchange declined and minor rallies failed to sustain the market. October and other futures ended lower with light trade volume amid cautious sentiment. Crop reports from the United States showed winter wheat prospects below May forecasts, while Liverpool markets closed for holiday and coarse grain demand remained weak.
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Western
Canada
Grain Exchange
United States
Liverpool
Satuday
Prairie Provinces See Rain Boost Crop Outlook
Winnipeg reports a liberal rain storm across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta in the last two days improving the 1925 crop outlook. Heaviest falls were at Cypress River and Portage la Prairie Manitoba with moisture spreading east and west. Further rain is forecast and erosion checked, aiding growth and prospects for additional showers in the region.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Cypress River
Portage la Prairie
Man
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Military observers report Rif campaign bombings near Alhucena Bay
From Morocco observers report Spanish forces intensify actions against Rifian tribes. Bombs dropped over newly sown land and crops of barley and wheat near Alhuceniag Bay.
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Marseilles
Morocco
Alhuceniag Bay
River peaks Thursday then falls two feet by morning
The river rose to its highest point on Thursday and has since receded, dropping just over two feet by this morning.
Kidnap Plot Aimed at Mary Pickford Uncovered in Los Angeles
Police announce a plan to abduct Mary Pickford for a ransom of 100000 to be followed by larger demands. Three men Charles Z Stevens William Woods and Claude Holcomb were arrested and confessioned to conspiracy to kidnap the silent star with other targets discussed including Pola Negri Buster Keaton and L Doheny’s grandson.
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Cal
Mary Pickford
Vase
County
A. J. Woods
BE. L. Doheny
Jackie Coogan
Negri
Miss Pickford
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
George K. Home
Charles Z. Stevens
William Woods
Claude
Wat) Holcomb
Noplo
Pola ‘Negri
Buster Keaton
Ok. L. Doheny
Hee Automobile
Pickford-Fairbanks
Beverly Hills
Pickford
John Gs. Mott
Captain Honic
Coupernt
Ex-Vice President Dead in Hotel Room
Former Vice President Thomas N. Marshall dies in a hotel room after several days of illness with heart and cold affection. Date set for trial of Dr John A on charges of performing an illegal operation and manslaughter of Pattie Thelmit Burnin g at Edmonton last year.
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Thomas N
Marehal
United States
John A. Hislop
Criminal Court
Pattie Thelmit
Edmonton
Fragmentary police report from Quebec operation
A scrambled note references federal agents in Quebec seizing items and mentioning names Bilodeau and Lye. It describes a vehicle and an officer’s action, with unclear sequence and several garbled terms.
Steel Corp mediator to curb dispute in Glace Bay
Officials of the Steel Corporation will act as mediator in a dispute involving employees. The Hon. James minister will assist in bringing about a settlement as construction projects proceed in the fourth month.
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Cogl-Struice
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