British Labor Government Retains Power amid Split Vote
London reports the British labor government remains in power after an 800 to 252 defeat on a minister salary cut. Liberal leaders signal possible further action, while key ministers depart for the continent to attend investigations and events.
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Lloyd Allen
United Press
London
House of Commons
Voth
Asquith
Stephen Walsh
Lord Thompson
Frank Kf4dgex
Croydon
Wish Toes
Cologne
Thune
Prague
Epen
Hodges
Vienna
Imogene Wilson plans to press love damage suit
The Follies star Imogene Wilson plans to press charges against Tinney in West Side court, amid a civil suit and felonious assault charges. Tinney, missing for a cab-ride dispute, faces potential $100,000 civil action and is under scrutiny as the legal battle unfolds.
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United Press
New York
Elion Beluing
Tineney Wilson
Imagene Wilson
Follies
Broadway
West Side Court
Tinney
Miss Wilson
Theron
Lomaron
Imogene
Fatal storms strike northeast Arkansas four dead
Four people died in storms that swept northeast Arkansas last night. Mrs. Elmer Carlton died when her farm home near Fayetteville was wrecked. Ray Thomas was fatally injured near Farmington. Jim Pierce and his daughter Alice were killed near the Oklahoma boundary as the storm moved from Fort Smith.
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United Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Elmer Carlton
Fayetville
Ray Thomas
Farmington
Jim Pierce
Alice
Oklahoma
Boundary
Fort Smith
Law Student Leopold Questioned in Franks Kidnapping Case
Nathan Leopold a 29 year old law student at the University of Chicago was held for questioning at the state attorney’s office in connection with the kidnapping and murder of 14 year old Robert Franks. Leopold who spoke of visiting the scene and owning a similar typewriter to the ransom letter denied knowledge of the crime. Richard Loeb was also held for questioning regarding his movements on the day of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
Leopold
Univeversity of Chicago
Franks
Richard Loeb
Kite
Sears Roebuck & Co
Attoreney
Harvard School
Trarvard
Bronks
Poincare Cabinet to Quit on Sunday
By Ensted Press Varix The government of Poincare plans to hand its resignation to President Miller on Sunday at 10270 m7. m. The cabinet’s resignation is deemed certain after a parliamentary election where left wing groups faced strong losses.
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Ensted Press
Varix
Poincare
Miller
Nation Pays Tribute To War Dead On Memorial Day
President Coolidge delivers the Memorial Day address at Arlington Amphitheater with a wreath on the Unknown Soldier. Government offices close, Senate in recess, radio broadcast planned for millions. Veterans groups organize parades and ceremonies including Confederate survivors.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Arlington Amphitheater
Weeks
Wilbur
Arnveris
Arlington Cemetery
Senate
Tor
WEAF
New York
WIAR
Providence
R. Tey
WCAP
Washington
Arlington
Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Ladies of
Grand Army of the Republic
Lepton
Sons of Veterans
Auxilaries
White House
National American War
Smuthera
Flanders Field Croxn
Woman Ordered One Year Wait To Remarry After Divorce
Mrs. Sallstad Richardson must wait a year before marrying Richard son after a divorce from Kee ward Sailstad. The case links a fire hoax death claim, a prison sentence, and a 1921–22 period of cohabitation with Richardson. Judge Wickham criticized her haste to remarry without proper court steps.
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Uy United
Trey
Eau Claire
Wik
Keeward J. Sailstad
Thon Sailstad Richardson
Ross T. Richardson
Savlatud
Richardson
Lake Nebieg~mon
Sallstad Hichardson
Sallatad
Sailsend Richardson
sTudge Wickham Ok
Robbery on Pullman Train Nets $20,000 in Valuables
Wealthy hotel owner H A Sodini and his wife were robbed of cash and valuables totaling over 20000 while asleep on a New York Central Pullman car en route from New York to Chicago. The loot vanished at Toledo after the thief crept across the berth. Sodini borrowed five dollars from the conductor to buy breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
H. A. Sodini
West Sumamite Street
St. Paul
Minn
New York
Central Pullman
Sodini
Toledo
Standard Oil Cuts Gasoline Prices To Meet Competition
Grainy clipping reports Standard Oil reduces gasoline prices to meet competition at a St. Paul Minnesota station. High test and Red Crown labeled fuels drop to 21 and 18 cents per gallon while other grades fall to 2.9 cents per 4 gallons.
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Standard Oil
St. Fadl
Minn
Stimbhitil
Resignation of Japanese Ambassador Confirmed by Tokyo Paper
The Yomiuri confirms reports that the Japanese ambassador to Wallington will resign over U S immigration policy. The piece notes private life factors and suggests the ambassador may join Mitsui and family ties. it also mentions a boycott of foreign made products by Oaks.
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Newspaper OF
Tokyo
United Press
Yomiuri
Hawthorn
Wallingtorn
Ys Intel
Mitsu
Bia Wifi
P Family
Reaper
Usain
Yomiluri
Mide
Allies Plan Tight Grip on Germany After Versailles
London reports the council of ambassadors in Paris states the allies will retain firm military control in Germany until all Versailles disarmament terms are fully executed. The note stresses continuing connections to all operations to ensure compliance.
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Germany
London
Council of Ambassadory
Berlin
Paris
Amateur advances to sixth round in Scottish championship
Roger Wethered of St Andrews defeats Senn Mactarmack of Hermitage 3 and 1 to reach the sixth round of the amateur championship in Scotland. FL W. FB. Holderness of Walton Heath, the 1923 champion, defeats Robert Harria of Royal and Ancient 2 and 1.
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Associated Press
St. Andrews
Scotland
Roger Wethered
Strateur
Bitter clash over Stockholm report at Baptist Convention
A chaotic meeting excerpt describes sharp exchanges over a Stockholm dispatch and the church body's response. The piece cites editorials, editorial reactions, and internal debate on how to frame the report. It notes tensions with leaders and committees shaping the convention’s public stance.
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Stockholm
Connecticut Woman Awarded Chaloner Foundation Prize
Waterbury artist Mind Martini Steere has won the John Armstrong Chaloner Foundation prize of $6,000 for 1924. The award is payable at $1,000 and requires the winner to spend five years abroad for the study of painting.
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Prege Y
New Yorks -Mind Martini Steere
Taris
John Armstrong Chaloner
Pelge
Rene
Thousand High School Athletes in Preliminaries
A field of about a thousand high school athletes gathered for preliminaries across events. Local teams, led by Phyomartiobal high school, advanced hopefuls to later rounds as competitive drills and timed trials proceeded.
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Aiatea
Ketola
Biel
Petition Seeks Senator La Follette Run as Independent
Scattered reporting indicates a petition drive aims to place Senator La Follette on the ballot as an independent in Wisconsin. Organizers anticipate support from Conference for Progressive Political Action allies and note Belevallette could deny party designation if voter demand proves sufficient.
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LA Follette
Gnek
Eloottiadl
Wetion
Mr. Konenkam
Oyer
Cleverland
Benister Stallots
Organizetran
Unt
Anemelimg
Bonenkam
Republica Murhiner
Fa Pollette
Darhber Party
Muenesotar
Lahore
Doctors Split Over Farm Relief Plan
Special to The Northwestern reports Washington faces a stalemate as doctors disagree on farm relief remedies. Objections are strong against the proposed plan with legislative action blocked, while federal, state, and local voices seek a viable solution amid continued delay.
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Washington
Comeres
Phaned
Mehl
Senatura
Pamiisroedt
Finngt Degivatory
Amd
Arministration
Oltletils
Brown Faces Heresy Trial Defense at Heelection Hearing
In a crowded proceeding at a West Coast court, Rev. Arthur Whithin and advisers argued during a long session focused on Brown accused of heresy. Witnesses testified amid a tense, disputatious atmosphere as counsels pressed for deposition and legal maneuvering to shape the outcome of the Episcopal church controversy.
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Claveland
Wile Montvomery
Minery Soult West
Phéodyre
Arthur
Whithin
Betty
Trbek
Alse Oldatnerd
Joseph Shart
Fae Trown
Thundred Detlagee
Terbanal
Ciba
America
Fire destroys Birchwood Post Office building in Michigan
Fire swept through Birchwood Michigan late Wednesday aided by high winds destroying the post office building owned by Dr G I Andrews and damaging the Morey building nearby embers spread threats to other blocks as firefighters battled the blaze crowding the town with mutual aid and sending help from nearby villages to contain the blaze
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Birchwood, Mich
Mich
Bend
G.I. Andrews
Morey
Vitiwens
Vallas
Glon
Morry
President Coolidge Rejects World Court Membership
President Coolidge in a Memorial Day Arlington address rejects American adherence to the world court unless it is dissociated from the League of Nations. He warns that accepting duties without benefits would be impractical and cautions against material changes that would meet broad international consent.
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Associated Prers
Washington, D. C
League of Nations
Coolidge
Arlington
World Court
Permanent Court of International Justice
Harding
Conti
Coolidge and Lowden Nominated as Republican Ticket
United Press dispatch from Washington reports possible 1924 Republican presidential ticket of Calvin Coolidge and Henry Cabot Lodge Lowden. The draft follows elimination of Charles Evans Hughes and a split threat by La Follette, with Lowden leading farmers and conservative appeal to balance the ticket.
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Wraxer Edwards
United Presa
Waatington
D. C
Coolidge
Lewsden
Panke
United Prese
Lowden
Trinnla
Lawden
du Mollette
Farmers Co-Operative
Moardine
American round the world flight to start again Sunday
The American round the world flight is set to resume Sunday after recent weather and mechanical delays. Three flyers prepared to continue the voyage, aiming to depart from Alaska and reach their next destination in the sequence.
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Takhya
Sumipaura
Weather Update From Nordhwertorn Observations
The notice notes a mild change in temperature with no significant shift for tonight and Saturday. Fair conditions are expected with no strong winds or precipitation indicated.
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Wircoudin
Bmw
Nordhwertorn
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