Chicago Teenagers Held in Franks Case
Two youths were held without bail by Chief Justice Caverty on kidnapping for ransom and murder charges. Evidence in the doors confession included a chisel, bloodstained boots, bloody clothing, and a robe. Grand jury to hear the confession and other testimony as officials reveal blood analysis and rental-car links.
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Chicago
Caverty
The
Criminal Court
Ilinois
Grand Jury
Frank
Leopold
Loeb
Auto Renting
Affclals
Automobile Agency
Irvin Hartman
Franks
California
Loebart Leupold
Cours
Petitier
Re distribution bill makes no progress
Qtawa June 6 The redistribution bill shows little progress remaining distant from completion. West region gains broad agreement while Maritime provinces Ontario and Quebec face ongoing difficulties and few settlements are reached in those areas.
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Qtawa
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Quebec
Reading Interest Rises at M H Public Library
May circulation shows non fiction growth of 76 items since March while fiction titles issued remained steady at 486 total. New memberships reach 47, renewals 63, May receipts 32.50 and 100 banks repaired. Donations come from Mrs Cosnan and Mrs Cox along with a Venezuelan Government sketch of Antonio Jose de Sucre.
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Lib- Yi Ie Warner
Cosnan
Cox
Antonis Jose de Sucre
Dobroski Paroled On Ticket of Leave For Tax Case
John Dobroski has been released on ticket of leave after serving four months of a six month sentence for breach of the Inland Revenue Act. The parole requires abstinence from intoxicants and no involvement in liquor trafficking. A separate May 1923 list shows 162 Canadian commercial failures with liabilities totaling 4,622.90 dollars, down from 262 in May 1923.
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John Dobroski
Capt van Merker
Jop
Imu
Ass’t
Inland Revenue Act
Dobroski
Wecrease EN Ensolvency
Toronto
Canada
St. G. Dungin Company
sMay
Prohibition National Convention Votes To Back Campaign
The Prohibition National Convention in Crumbus Ohio voted to sustain party machinery nominate candidates and proceed with its campaign. It rejected Robert H Potter’s plan for a non ticket approach and for amalgamation with law and order forces.
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Crumbus
Ohio
Robert H. Potter
Illinois
Law and Order
Souch Elected Vice President of Alberta Optometric Association
Mr. B. F. Souch of Medicine Hat was elected vice-president of the Alberta Optometric Association at its annual Calgary meeting. A banquet at the Palliser Hotel closed the convention, followed by Colonel J. N. Gunn's technical address on ocular diseases. Delegates discussed motor accidents tied to bad eyesight and considered mandatory eye exams for drivers. reports were given by IE 3. Snell and several regional vice-presidents.
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B. F. Souch
Medicine Hat
Alberta Optometric Association
Calgary
Palliser Hotel
J. N. Gunn
MRCS
England
Dunn
Snell
J. Gue
St. Pan de Metis
A. M. Anderson
H. D. Powers
Bassano
Bfr
Soveh
Wedtelns Hat
J. Iy Hopkins
Hopper Situation Is Much Improved in Medicine Hat District
Mr A W Murphy in charge of the Brasshopper campaign reports the grasshopper problem greatly reduced in the Medicine Hat district. Tests indicate hoppers near Brooks and along the craw Line, but poisoning campaigns aided by natural parasites have kept insect numbers down. Farmers are urged to report large hatching hoppers to nearest station for action.
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Medicine Hat
A.W. Murphy
Marx Endorses Bermin in Reichstag Vote Tie
The Reichstag approved a measure by a 47 to 53 vote endorsing Bermin for a government post under Chancellor Marx. Support comes from repacation experts report.
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Marx
Bermin
Reichstag Secker
Fractured Skull Claimed G Francis Death No Foul Play
An open verdict was returned by a jury investigating George Francis's death at a CPR cinder dump east of the Imperial Oil site. They found death from a fractured skull between 10 pm June 5 and early June 6, near the CP R line, noting reports from workers and trains passing the area.
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G. Francis
George Francis
Canadian Pacific Railway
Imperial Oil
Dr. Boyd
CLPLR
C.P.R
G. G. Llawson
T. W. Forster
G. Griffin
A.C. Wade
A. Taystead
E.G. Roseborough
H. Reid
Ames Gray
W. J. McLean
Lne
Mclean
Little Store Clerk Wins In Edinburgh Court Suit
June 6. Miss Constance Mery Lyon of Aberdeen, a 21 year old store clerk, claims she is the eldest lawful daughter of Hubert Earnest Bowes Lyron, nephew of the Earl of Strathmore. The court led by Lord Morson today declared in the official notice.
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Edinburgh
Constance Mery Lyon
Aberdeen
Huber
Earnest Bowes-Lyron
Earl Av Strathmore
Lord Mortson
Oxford Women Protest Social Rules At University
Oxford women students object to restrictive social rules they argue stem from outdated standards dating to 1875. The movement gains growing support as it challenges the present guidance for women under university policy.
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Oxford
London
Oxford University
Illegal shipment of ammunition seized en route to China
Two trunks containing arms and ammunition consigned to China as baggage were seized at the docks last night by Customs officers before the liner Empress of Asia sailed for the Orient. The owners were not apprehended. Chinese stamps were affixed to the trunks but offered no ownership solution.
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Victor
Anne G
China
Warses
C.plr
Orient
Egg Saving Contest In Provincial Extaylor Finals
The 21st week of the provincial ex taylor contest at Lethbridge ends with W. A. Braver's Barred Blocks holding second place on 1200 eggs from 10 hens.
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Lethbridie
W. A. Braver
Government questions on Alberta rail lines and customs
Ottawa debates railway policy with Meighen asking about a subsidy to extend the Edmonton Dunvegan and British Columbia Railway to Prince George and the Pacific Great Eastern. Graham says no practical consideration for Peace River rail or tax takeovers. Customs department estimates loom as T S Church pushes for Toronto Montreal Winnipeg new buildings. economy limits large programs.
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Ottawa
Meighen
Edmonton, Dunvegan
B.C
Price George
G. P. Graham
Peace River
Mr. Meighen
Mr. Graham
Toronto
T. S. Church
Bureau
Montreal
Winnipeg
Public Works
Flnanece
H. King
Turks Refuse Arbitration on Mosul Question
Constantinople June. The conference between Great Britain and Turkey over the Turko Iraqi Mesopotamian boundary ended as the Turks refused to agree to terms for submitting the Mosul question to League of Nations arbitration.
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Constantinople
Great Britain
Turkey
League of Nations
Acrimonious Discussion Expected On Church Union
Owen Sound June 6 The Presbyterian General Assembly is urged to decline amendments to the Church Union Bill as invasive to church rights and to pressure Parliament to pass the measure without changes. Rev Dr G C Poigeon spoke as the Assembly debated a sharply charged, capacity crowd anticipating a fierce session.
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Owen Sound
Presbyterian General Assembly
Church Union
Church Unieen
Assembly
G. C. Poigeon
Classified Ads Quick Salesmen in The News
Classifieds showcase the quickest little salesmen in the world with bold advertising in The News. Readers are invited to place notices and find brisk deals through local listings and promotions across the paper.
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Aas. Sre
Provathv
Rail strike grows. London lines shut by worker action
London rail strike worsens as workers follow rank and file momentum. Wood Lane power station staff walk out forcing closure of Central London Railway linking West End with main lines. Piccadilly to Hampstead services also halted. Trade union leaders oppose the action.
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London
Wood Lane
Central London Railway
West End
Piccadilly
Hampstead
Treaty to suppress smuggling across the Canadian border
The treaty to suppress liquor and narcotics smuggling across the Canadian boundary was signed in Washington today by Canadian representative Hon. Ernest Lapointe and United States Secretary of State Hughes.
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Washington
United States
Ernest Lapointe
Canada
Hughes
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