Harding warns Fraternal Groups Face Peril From Secret Conspiracies
President Harding addresses Mystic Shrine urging justice in fraternal bonds and warning that secret fraternities can become conspiracies. He cites loyalty to the flag and the rule of law as safeguards, recounting a hometown tale of two brothers drawn into varied orders and stressing ethical fraternal conduct.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Republic
Mr. Harding
Council
White House
Niman
Leesons
Methodist Church
Presbyterian
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Order of Haymakers
Guise
Young New Orleans Lawyer Named Assistant Attorney General
Meyer L. Dresner of New Orleans, just over twenty one and still a Loyola law student, is named assistant attorney general of Louisiana by Attorney General A V Coco. He has served as the attorney general's secretary for four years and will graduate valedictorian this week before assuming the high office.
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New Orleans
Meyer L. Dresner
Louisiana
A. V. Coco
Mr. Dresner
Loyola University
Dresner
Loyola Law School
Loyola
El Paso Times Editor Sues Over Klansman Publication
Hal F. Kelly city editor of the El Paso Times sues for 50000 damages naming C L Sirmans and others linked to the Frontier Klansman weekly. The suit accuses the Ku Klux Klan of publishing a libelous article alleging Kelly DUI and portrays the organization negatively amid calls to reveal its membership.
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EL Paso Times City
J. K. Order
el Paso
Tex
Ku Klux Klan
Hal F. Kelly
el Paso Times
C. L. Sirmans
J. Isaacs
Charlies de Groff
J. A. Borders
J. M. Crawford
W. J. Moran
Frontier Klansman
Sirmans
C. I. Sirmans
Kligerap
the Times
Kelly
Oil Cars Plunge From Rail Into Cimarron River Near Guthrie
A southbound Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train derailed three miles north of Guthrie Oklahoma causing several oil cars to fall into the Cimarron river. The blazing oil ran down the river for over half a mile and the nearby wagon bridge downstream sustained serious damage. No serious injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Okla
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Cimarron River
Here
Conference Makes Plans for Tangle in Near East Case
Lausanne June 5 The Near East conference says the Turkish dispute over foreign judicial guarantees is settled Four foreign advisors will oversee cases and advise the Turkish ministry of justice They will be informed of all arrests and domiciliary searches American representative Joseph C Crew notes Ismet Pasha understands liberal interpretation benefits Turkey’s economy and foreign relations.
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Associated
L’resa
Lausanne
Turkey
Ministry of Justice
Joseph C. Crew
Ismet Pasha
Monroe Named Cotton Concentration Region in Louisiana
The Louisiana Cotton Cooperative Marketing Association plans Monroe as a key concentration and shipping point alongside Shreveport and New Orleans. Andrew Querbes says the three centers will handle over 100000 bales annually, routing cotton directly from growers to the most economical point to reduce freight costs.
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Monroe
Shreveport
New Orleans
Louisiana Cotton Cooperative Marketing Association
Alexandria
Andrew Querbes
Association
French Chamber Orders Placards Against Royalist Plots
Paris June 5. The chamber of deputies approved measures to suppress royalist plots and ordered anti royalist speeches and the interior minister's reply to be placarded nationwide. Maunoury and Brousse speeches received decisive votes reflecting government pressure on royalist tactics. The move aimed to uphold republicanism despite turbulence and avoid displaying lack of confidence in the government.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Chamber
Herriott and
Brousse
France
M. Maunoury
M. Brousse
White Woman Found Dead Near Natchez Mississippi
A well dressed white woman was found dead near Waterproof Louisiana with a bullet wound in the eye and one foot crushed. The crime was reported from Natchez Mississippi by an Associated Press despatch dated June 5. The victim’s identity was not provided in the available text.
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Associated Prene
Cotton Taken North on Airplanes Made Into Aprons
Two airplanes arriving from Augusta, Georgia carried raw cotton to New Bedford. The cotton was rushed to a mill and converted into Masonic aprons in under twelve hours. The flight also carried peaches for Mayor Remington and produce for President Harding.
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New Bedford
Mass
Augusta
Washington
Remington
Harding
Arrest Socialists For Plot To Form New Japan State
Tokyo June 5 AP dispatch reports more than 100 prominent communists and socialists were arrested early today. Police say they were organizing a plot to establish a communist state in Japan.
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Associated Press
Real estate deals traced to ancient papyrus in Philadelphia
A notary’s sale agreement for a city house dated in the reign of Alexander the Great has been found at the University of Pennsylvania Museum. The 90 by 15 inch papyrus records Petesehe the notary arranging the sale between a soldier Paret and a locksmith Pani with sixteen witnesses. The document places dating in a mythic royal period, noting the assassination of Alexander’s son.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Thebes
Egypt
Nathaniel Reich
Petesehe
Paret
Pani
Alexander the Great
Petesche
Alexander
Safe blown open at Tullos robbery investigated
A depot safe at Tullos Louisiana was blown open by burglars at 2 30 this morning. The robbers reportedly escaped with a small amount of cash toward Monroe. No description of the thieves or car is available. The Missouri Pacific says it has no local agent at Tullos.
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Monroe
Tullos
Vaughan
Missouri- Pacific Railroad
Closing moves fail to enforce 8 pm Saturday closings
Merchants push for an eight o'clock Saturday closing but efforts fall short. The Saturday closing hour is extended to ten. Sig Haas & Sons will close at nine, and more stores may follow that earlier time.
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Sig Haas & Sons
Knights Templar Train Derails Killing Five at Durand
Five Knights Templar members died and about forty were injured when a Grand Trunk special derailed two miles west of Durand Michigan en route to a Flint convention. Engine driver Frank Pearson and fireman Joseph Parker were among the dead. many injured were taken to Durand for treatment.
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Durand
Mich
Knights Templar
Western Michigan
Grand Trunk
Here
Grand Rapids
Flint
Frank Pearson
Joseph Parker
Herbert D. Waldron
Lonia Fanning
Pearson
Waldron
Associated Prose
Flint Journal
Owosso
Ann Arbor
Chicago Wet Leaders Back Smith Repeal Move
Local wet leaders plan action this week to support Governor Smith in repealing the New York prohibition enforcement law. Alderman John J. Coughlin will introduce a city council resolution praising Smith and urging Illinois to repeal its search and seizure act to align with New York on prohibition.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Smith
New York
Baldwin Views U S Court Ruling on Liquor Vessels
London reports Prime Minister Baldwin told the House of Commons that Britain does not deny ships under any flag fall under foreign jurisdiction in territorial waters. He said U S proposals to bar intoxicating liquor vessels could disturb public order and should be discussed with maritime powers before enforcement. The U S government reportedly did not accept these suggestions.
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Associated Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
United States Supreme Court
United States
Mr. Baldwin
Lone Officer Halts East Side Mob in Lynching Attempt
A lone policeman drew his pistol and kept hundreds of onlookers back to allow William Mooney a surface car motorman to flee the upper east side crowd. The mob had stoned the car after it killed a baby and the mother blamed Mooney for the tragedy. Under protection Mooney escaped through a broken window to a nearby car barn.
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Associated Prone
New York
William Mooney
Upper East Side
Mooney
Ouachita Farm Bureau to Act on Labor Agents Activity
Ouachita Farm Bureau plans action against labor agents recruiting colored workers from the parish. H D Montgomery will verify applicable laws and frame a protest resolution under Act 154 of 1918. The bureau thanks local carbon interests for cooperation and selects Mrs Charles W Phillips to attend the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation convention in Baton Rouge June 20-21.
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Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Farm Bureau
H. D. Montgomery
Montgomery
Ouachita Farr Bureau
W. G. Haynes
Executive Committee
Charles W. Phillips
Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation
Baton Rouge
Phillips
A. L. Smith
Rea
Germany's Proposals May Reach Premiers in Brussels
Paris reports revised German proposals could go to the French and Belgian premiers at the Brussels conference on the eve of their meeting tomorrow.
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Paris
Germany
Brussels
Thousands Witness Shrine Parade in Washington Heat
Washington on June 5 saw 26 000 Shriners march along Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to Washington Circle in color and pageantry. The heat sparked hospital visits for more than sixty spectators with 90 degree temperatures and high humidity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mystic Shrine
Capitol
Washington Circle
Shriners
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