Nicaragua Battles Rebels Surround Managua Palace
In Managua, Nicaragua, rebels ring the presidential palace as President Juan B. Sacasa and his guard are cut off from the exterior. The defender's forces, led by Gen. Jose Maria Moncada, fight from La Loma fortress while machine-gun nests rise on the cathedral steeple and key buildings.
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Sacasa
la Loma
Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Juan B. Sarasa
Jose Mariz Moncada
Noncada
Guardia Nacional
National Army
2Ragua
Weekend 3 Death Toll Reaches 17 in Wisconsin
Memorial day weekend in Wisconsin records 17 deaths with 11 auto fatalities, four drownings, and multiple heat and accident casualties. Names include Leonard Gliniecki and Herman Dietrich among others. several incidents tied to heat, train strikes, and drowning.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Leonard Gliniecki
Rosholt
Herman Dietrich
MecArlister
Zioncheck Taken On Lunacy Order Insane
Rep Marion A Zioncheck of Washington state was ordered committed to Gallinger hospital on a charge of unsound mind. The District of Columbia san ity officer Fr Stump filed the commitment after reports of reckless driving and erratic behavior. Police and officials noted his alarming conduct as the case prompted his arrest and hospital admission.
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Gallinger Hospital
Washington
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Columbia
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Tlouse Ox
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Marion
Zierebeck
District of Columbia
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China May Adopt New Tactics Against Japan
Gen. Sung Cheh Yuan, head of the Hopeh-Chahar military council, moves to a stronger anti Japan policy in North China. He was inspired by the Twenty-ninth route army and the defense of the Great Wall three years ago amid tensions over Japanese troop buildup.
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Morris J. Harris Shanshai
Sung Cheh Yuan
Hopeh-Chahar
Japan
China
Raita
Feiping
Sayin’ Ching Minxyyors
Sung
Hopeh
Chahar
Great Wall
North
Chi
Third National Politics Party Backers Ebbs
The prospect of a third national party fading as advocates rejected a September convention. Liberals debated a weekend conference in Minnesota to judge the issue while others pressed for a Detriot meeting by Sept 25. The clash left the initiative unsettled with leaders calling for reform of funds and organization.
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James J. Strebig
Chicago
Explorators
Minnesota Farmer-Laborites
Organization
J. Eb S Hardman
New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Jesse
Earl Browder
Queen Mary Maiden Voyage Falls Short of Record
The Queen Mary arrived New York after completing her first Atlantic crossing but did not beat Normandie’s record. Officials noted timing comparisons are complex due to different measurement points from Cherbourg breakwater to Ambrose lightship versus Bishop’s Rock to Ambrose.
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U.P
Atlantic
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Cherbourg
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Bishop's Rock
English Channel
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Bishop’s Rock Light
Roosevelt seen ready to act as Congress ponders tax bill
Washington a senior Senate finance panel delays final report on a new tax bill while signaling presentation tomorrow as debate looms. Supporters on Capitol Hill expect President Roosevelt to move to avert a tax clash and speed adjournment by Saturday night, with internal Senate dissension and House opposition shaping a possible early end to the Seventy Fourth Congress.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Congress
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Capitol Hill
Seventy-fourth Congress
Senate
House
Broosevelt
America Eliminated in Davis Cup North American Final
Germantown Cricket Club Philadelphia area match sealed by Jack Crawford of Australia who defeated Wilmer Allison of Texas 4 6 4 6 6 2 6 2 to give Australia a 3 1 lead and end Americas bid. The fifth and unfinished match became exhibition.
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Manheim
America
Jack Crawford
Australia
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Crawford
Betwid Budge
California
Adriannist
Rha
Sinals
England
Court Rules Convict-Made Goods Law Constitutional
The U S Court of Appeals upheld a congressional act regulating interstate transportation of convict made goods amid a Ky case. The decision preserves state power to enforce labor standards and limits on transportation of such goods across state lines.
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Cincinnati
United States
Kentucky
Collier
Seven Die in Arkansas Floods Across Plains
Floods along the Arkansas River and tributaries claim seven lives from Pueblo Colorado to western Kansas. Names listed include Simon Gonazoth and family of Lamar plus Juan Gatz of Raton, Don Gates of Denver, and Mrs Jobin Went of Goodland. Response notes relief fears subsiding as waters recede and farmers anticipate better crops after heavy rains. The drought–stricken region extends into eastern Colorado, western Kansas, western Oklahoma, and northern Texas.
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Kansas
Arkansas River
Nebraska
Republican River
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Lamar
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Kan
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
State Treasury Outlays Rise With New Duties
A Wisconsin study shows state treasury expenditures grew from 43000 in 1922 to 12571 in 144, with most of the higher total funded by a sum sufficient appropriation. The report notes added duties and fees contribute to the rise while tax receipts and other revenues show limited growth.
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Wis
Treasury Department
Wisconsin
Talegada Tyre
Dentist Suffers Fractured Skull After Fall
An 8 year old boy, Maukee-7- Ca, sustained a fractured skull in a fall at a local area. Authorities described the incident as a serious injury with medical attention immediate. Police records indicate investigation into the events leading to the accident.
Steel Head Dies in Steubenville
In Steubenville Ohio Vedar Vhaye is reported dead after a sudden incident. The article notes a local executive named Williams, president of a Weirton company, who faced charges related to the event and an attempted organization effort spanning five years.
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Weohams Nabs
Weirton Company
Double Wedding Anniversary Observed in Two Cities
St Cloud Minnesota June 1 1886 marked the golden 50th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Joseph Schellinger of St Cloud and Mr and Mrs John Gales of West Bend Wisconsin. Celebrations were held separately in St Cloud and West Bend as the couples could not be together. Mrs Schellinger is related as sister to Mr Gales and Mrs Gales is sister to Mr Schellinger.
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St. Cloud
Peasant Party Demands Banishing Lupescu in Romania
Ion Mihalache leads Romania’s peasant mobilization demanding Madame Lupescu’s banishment and the resignation of Premier Tatarescu’s government. Over 500000 farmers massed, with 20000 in Bucharest and 400000 in provinces, pledging loyalty to King Carol while criticizing court influence.
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Magda Lupescu
Carol
Ion Miholache
Madame Lupescu
Romania
George Tatarescu
Mihamehe
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Inti
Mihalache
O'Malley Rites Held Today Across City
Funeral services were conducted today with dignitaries representing various faiths and officials. The service gathered mourners from local and state communities as references to religious figures and leaders appeared in attendance.
Cards Sell Hallahan to Cincinnati Reds
A garbled sports notice reports Hallahan being sold to the Cincinnati Reds and mentions other players and teams with unclear details about the transaction and surrounding context.
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Hallahan
Cincinnati Reds
Supreme Court Rules New York Wage Law Violates Contract
The Supreme Court struck down New York state minimum wage for women and children as violating freedom of contract. Justices split five to four with Chief Justice Hughes in the minority. The decision follows NRA and Guffey cases limiting federal wage laws and cites several states with similar measures.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Court
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Brooklyn
Sig A Oh
Herbert Lehman
District of Columbia
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