Killing of Missionary Taken Up with China by American Government
Associated Press reports strong representations have been made to the Chinese government over the killing of Rev. W. A. Heimert American missionary in China. Heimert, 44, of New Tripoli Pennsylvania, former president of Huping college at Ye Chow, was killed while serving in the mission field. He left a widow and four children.
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China
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Peking
W.A. Heimert
Reformed Church
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reimnert
New Tripoli
Lebich “County
Huping College
Ye Chow
Uranius College
Brokerage Chief Ensign Wounded in Bathroom Attack
Charles Ensign, head of Charles Ensign & Co. brokerage, was found wounded with two bullet wounds in the breast in a bathroom at his Chicago home. The 60 year old, reputed millionaire, was reported in serious condition in hospital. No police report had been filed.
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Associated Progey
Chicago
Wedding Postponed for Bride's Attire at St Louis Cathedral
A New Orleans wedding at St Louis Cathedral was postponed after officiating priest Father Antonine of the Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate ruled the bride was immodestly dressed. The order cited Archbishop Shaw of the Diocese of New Orleans regarding wearing material for the dress.
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Uy Associated Press
New Orleans
St. Louis
Antonine
Order of Oblate Fathers of Mary
Shaw
Fragmentary note hints at sexua l misconduct in period text
The readable fragment suggests a shocked reaction to events involving a sexton and a lighted area intended for retirement or dressing. The text appears damaged and may reflect impropriety or corruption in a historical church setting.
Wool Financing Plan Aims to Recenter Chicago Wool Trade
Western bankers and sheep ranchers met in Chicago to discuss establishing a 5100,000,000 fund to aid western wool growers and revive the wool market. Chicago bankers favored shifting lending from Boston to make Chicago the nation’s wool center, contingent on western bankers’ backing amid a tight money market.
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Chicago Center
Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
Admiralty Watches U S Naval Program Closely
London officials report Walter Hume Leng first lord of the Admiralty said in the house of commons that the admiralty is closely monitoring the United States naval program. He added the admiralty would seek parliamentary powers if US progress lags behind Britain's naval standards.
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Associated Press
London
Walter Hume Leng
House of Commons
Leng
Seaplanes Planned for Seal and Whale Hunt in North Atlantic
Copenhagen June 2 businessmen at Anlesund Norway plan to use seaplanes for seal and whale hunting in the Denmark Strait between Iceland and Greenland. The first machines will be sent up in a week or so as many ships are already in the strand.
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Ty Associated Press
Copenhagen
Anlesund
Bergen
Norway
Denmark Strait
Iceland
Greenland
Tisdende
Kidnap Case In Norristown Demands 12000 Ransom
Police renew search for missing child from June 11 crib theft. The Crank demanded 12000 and later 24000, with instructions to drop money and vanish. Father George H Coughlin paid but child not returned, authorities now handle case. Coughlins suspect motive was revenge for money, case ongoing.
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Associated Press
Norristown
Blakeley Coughlin
George H. Coughlin
Coughlin
Mr. Coughlin
Ther Tanst
Coughlins
Harding Withdraws From Senatorial Race
Washington D C United Press reports Senator Warren G Harding has formally withdrawn from the Ohio senatorial race. He wrote to Harvey Smith secretary of state of Ohio requesting withdrawal of his petition filing for the primaries.
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iRy United Press
Washington, D. C
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Harding
Harvey Smith
Illinois University graduates marked by Texas speaker
About 950 University of Illinois students received their degrees yesterday at the commencement exercises. Dr. Robert F. Vinson of the University of Texas delivered the commencement address.
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Obvited Press
Urbans
Ilinois
Robert F. Vinson
University of Texas
Vacation Problem Solved With Guided Park Tours
Travel notice from Bureau of Service National Parks and Resorts announces 14 day escorted tours of Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain National Parks Utah and Colorado. Includes 400 miles of motoring 11 escorted Colorado tours. All expenses included at actual cost. Tours leave Chicago weekly from 140 S Clark St. Reserve now through Union Pacific lines.
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Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Colorado
Chicago
Bureau of Service National Parks and Resorts
North
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