Ireland in Turmoil as Premier Plans Vacation
London reports a British regiment returning from Ireland, with Lloyd George set to visit Criccieth for war memorials. Amid growing Dublin tensions, Earl of Cavan is summoned, and Ulster gains greater troop oversight without Churchill approval. Protestant primate predicts possible civil war in Ireland within days.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Ireland
Plymouth
Belfast
Lloyd George
Criccieth
Earl of Cavan
Earl of Balfour
Graig
James Craig
Ulster
Iivening News today
Winston Churchill
free state
DUBLIN
John A. F. Cregg
Sinn Fein
Boulder Canyon Dam Urged by California Delegation
A California delegation led by San Diego Mayor Bacon and Representative Swing met Secretary Hoover and Secretary Fall to press the Swing Johnson bill for Boulder Canyon Dam. They urged flood control and power irrigation for the Imperial Valley and discussed Colorado River commission plans with prospects of a decision at the August Phoenix meeting.
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WASHINGTON
Imperial valley
Swing
Hoover
Boulder canyon
Fall
Colorado river commission
New Mexico
Meacham
commission
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Ariz
Colorado river
Bureau Heads Ordered Hired
Sacramento June 2 The state board of control recommends to the state board of health the dismissal for the good of the service of Dr Ethel M Watters director of the bureau of child hygiene and Miss Mary K Clary public health nurse after an investigation into irregular expense claims. Mason E Franklin assistant secretary to report findings and recommendations and the board will act at a meeting in Los Angeles tomorrow morning.
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SACRAMENTO
state board of control today
state board of health
Ethel M. Watters
bureau of child hygiene
Mary K. Clary
Mason E. Franklin
board of health
board of control today
board
Los Angeles
Mayor Swanton bans knickerbockers in Traverse City parade
In Traverse City Michigan on June 2 mayor Swanton announced a ban on knick erbockers for women, provoking swift reaction from club women, shop workers, clerks, and high school girls. Plans emerged for a parade protest defying the order as marchers prepare to parade in the forbidden attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRAVERSE CITY
Mich
Swanton
Revolution Rumor Revived Down on Border
Reports from Laredo Texas and New Orleans discuss rumors of a Mexico border revolution led by Felix Diaz. U S soldiers guard bridges while Nuevo Laredo officials deny coordinated action. Diaz’s secretary says he will return to lead forces opposing Obregon with an army of about fifteen thousand awaiting him.
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Col. Mallites
Matamoros
Felix Diaz
NEW ORLEANS
Obregon
Guillermo Rosas
Diaz
Mexico
Porfiro Diaz
Dlaz
Signor Rosas
Rosas
Farmer slain in Missouri river murder mystery
Sioux City June 2. The body of Willis Linden, father in law of Assistant City Attorney E G Smith, floated in the Missouri river with a bullet wound and cords about limbs. A small sum of money was found in his pockets, implying robbery was not the motive.
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SIOUX CITY
Missouri river
Wiie Liden
E.G. Smith
Liden
Gary Locks Horns With Untermyer On Steel
New York June 2 Wibert H chairman of the United States Corporation testified before the Lockwood legislative committee defying Samuel Untermyer as to Morgan nominating the corporation. Gary insisted stockholders name directors and said he and Morgan did not control the body. He recounted three directors chosen against Morgan's judgment, with others aiding in selection. The committee issued a subpoena for Thomeuse L Chadbourne regarding papers on the Midvale Republic Inland merger sought by the panel.
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NEW YORK
Wibert H
United States Corporation
Lockwood legislative committee
Samuel Lnterminyer
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Untermyer
Mr. Gary
Gary
Chery
thue
Mr. Morgan
finance committee
Morgan
Farrell
Thomeuse L.Chadbourne
Midvale
Republic and
Inland Companies
Samuel Untermyer
consulite
400 Midshipmen Given Diplomas at Annapolis
At Annapolis June 2 Theodore Roosevelt Jr acting secretary of the navy presented diplomas to more than 400 midshipmen of the class of 1922. He welcomed the large graduating class to the permanent naval service and urged them to commit to a life of sea and public service as they join the United States Navy.
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ANNAPOLIS
naval academy
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
navy
Denby
naval establishment of
United States
Nepotism Statute Opinion Rendered in Carson
Deputy attorney general Robert Richards writes that county commissioners shall not employ relatives or those within the prohibited degree of affinity, and that officials are responsible for board actions creating employment, highlighting the law’s criminal and civil components and the ban on compensation for employed relatives.
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CARSON
Robert Richards
Mining strike reported south of Gardnerville
Morgan and Cain are credited with the original discovery near Mountain House in Minnehaha valley south of Gardnerville. The find drew notable interest among local prospectors and sparked a small rush to the site as of June 2, with special correspondent notes from the Gazette.
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CARSON
the
Gazette
nerr Mountain House
Minnehaha valley
Gardnerville
hags
Morgan & Cain
Canadian Abbe Accused in Half-Brother’s Death
Montreal report states Abbe Adelard Delorme faces murder indictment for the January slaying of his twenty four year old half brother Raoul, a Ottawa University student. Police say Delorme was grilled and held back information while work on his father's estate valued at 165000 continues.
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MONTREAL
court of Kings Bench
Abbe Adelard Delorme
Raoul
Ottawa University
Abbe Delorme
Attacks on Playwright Broadhurst Aboard Columbia
On the steamship Columbia docking in Baltimore, George H. Broadhurst, noted New York playwright and producer, and J B Symon of San Francisco were detained amid reports of an alleged murder attempt at sea. A woman aboard, Mrs. Bradley, said Symon assaulted Broadhurst near Havana on May 27. Broadhurst lay injured, Pneumonia cited. Local attorney for Symon met passengers and officials declined comments.
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BALTIMORE
Columbia
San Francisco
United States
George H. Broadhurst
New York
J. B. Symon
Symon von Broadhurst
high seas
Broadhurst
Lymon
Thompson
United States district court
Bradley
Colombia
Havana
Symon
Symon Brothers
States Must Act Says Daugherty at Illinois Bar
Attorney General Daugherty urged states to assume burdens now borne by the federal government. He cited prohibition blue sky laws white slave traffic anti narcotic statutes and food inspection as areas states could handle more effectively. In New York Meyers pleaded guilty to embezzling a $5000 league check from John J. Rockefeller Jr and faces sentencing later.
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CHICAGO
Daugherty
Illinois State Bar Association
JOHN D
NEW YORK
Jerome A. Meyers
Constitutional League of America
league
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
Cobb and Heilmann Reinstated by Detroit Club
Ty Cobb and Harry Heilmann of the Detroit club in the American League were reinstated today after a suspension following an argument during a game with St Louis.
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COBB
CHICAGO
Ty Cobb
Harry Heilmann
Detroit
St Louis
National League slate overlaps weather suspensions
Baseball scoreboard fragment shows Chicago and Boston venues with incomplete team listings, mentions Cincinnati, New York, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and rain postponements. Players named include Gillespie, Wingo, Hardgrave, Kaufmann, Freeman, Jones, O’Farrell, Wirth, Céiusey, Snyder, Miller, Gowdy.
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CHICAGO
H. E. Cincinnati
Gillespie
ugh
Wingo
Hardgrave
Stueland
Kaufmann
Freeman
Jones
O'Farrell
Wirth
BOSTON
New York
Shea
Weather Postponements Hit New York Philadelphia Games
Rain forces postponements in the American League and National League venues. The New York at Boston and Philadelphia games are delayed. Detroit beat Cleveland 9 to 4 with Pillette and teammates contributing. St Louis won 22 to 4 in a lop-sided Chicago contest as Morningside Schupp and Yaryan pitched.
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NEW YORK
Boston
PHILADELPHIA
Washington- Philadelphia
CLEVELAND
Detroit
Pillette
Johnson
Bassler
Cove- Jeskie
Sewell
ST. LOUIS
Chicago
Schupp
Hodge
Schalk
Yaryan
Shocker
Severeid
Royal family to accompany Princess Marie to Belgrade wedding
The Romanian royal family will travel to Belgrade by train and Danube yacht to attend Princess Marie of Romania's wedding to King Alexander of Yugoslavia. Premier Bratianu and others join the journey with the Duke of York representing Britain. wedding set for Thursday at 11 am with Serbian customs observed.
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BUCHAREST
Rumania
Associated Press
Belgrade
Marie
Romania
Alexander of
Jugo- Slavia
Bratiano
Duca
oscui
Tucharest
Turkish Sevrina
Orsova
Danube
Savequay
Alexander
Ferdinand
Duke of York
Britain to Pay Interest on U S War Debt
London reports have completed arrangements to pay about 25 million pounds as interest on Britain's war debt to the United States this fall. No decision yet on sending a special mission to Washington to discuss the debt with the American government.
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LONDON
Associated Press
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Allied debt funding commission
Banks Resources Total 21 Million in Nevada May Report
Carson June 2 Gilbert C. Ross state bank examiner issued a tabulated report on 24 Nevada state banks at close of business May 4. Total resources amounted to 21,005,437.07 with loans 13,957,205.61 and deposits 17,597,093.03. Capital stood at 1,761,400 and surplus 448,108.71. cash reserves 22 percent.
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CARSON
Gilbert C. Ross
state bank examiner
Nevada
seeek
Two Burned to Death When Plane Hits Hill
El Paso residents Ben Jenkins Jr. and Sergeant Arthur Juengling perished when their aircraft crashed into a mountainside near Fort Bliss and was consumed by flames. The Reserve Corps lieutenant and the Twelfth Observation Squadron member were the sole casualties in the accident reported today.
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EL PASO
Tex
Ben Jenkins, Jr
aieutenant
Arthur Juengling
twelfth observation squadron
Fort Bliss
ai mountains
Balloonists Fall Behind In National Balloon Race
Chicago dispatch reports three entries from Milwaukee still aloft at noon. Navy Lt. Cmdr. J. P. Norfleet landed near Hancock Missouri after a gas leak. 425 miles traveled, farthest yet. Akron balloonist Ward T. Van Orman landed Fayette Ohio. Army entry Capt. Harold I Weeks landed near Witt Tennessee after 3 1/2 miles from Witt, with minor bag and net damage.
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CHICAGO
Milwaukee
Decar Westover
ian
W. F. Reed
H. Honeywell civilian
St. Louis
othe
Navy
WASHINGTON
J. P. Norfleet
Hancock
Pulaski county
Misssouri
navy department
Norfleet
Ohio
Gomes
LORRAINE. O
Ward T. Van Orman
Akron
Fayette
R. G. Van Orman
Harold I. Weeks
Witt, T
all service
Lawyer recovers after six-story fall into skylight net
G M Wallace, a Shreveport lawyer, fell six stories from his office yesterday and landed on heavy wire netting over a skylight. He walked away unhurt, asking for directions to a doctor, and was told by his physician today that he sustained only slight injuries.
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SHREVEPORT
G. M. Wallace
Shotgun Squads Patrol Parts of Los Angeles
Police chief Oaks announced plans to deploy shotgun squads patrolling sections of Los Angeles. The move aims to deter auto bandits who have committed many crimes in the area.
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LOS ANGELES
Oaks
Forest Fires in north under control in Cascade foothills
Forest fires that had burned in the Cascade foothills of King Pierce and Snohomish counties since Monday were reported under control. Refugees were returning to mill towns as wind shifts and heavy dew aided firefighters. Kerriston on the rushing river escaped major damage as the village fire was nearly out. No damage estimate was available.
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SEATTLE
Cascade mountains
King, Pierca
Snohomish
Kerriston
Attorneys Claim Nevada Lethal Gas Statute Unconstitutional
In Carson June 2 special to the Gazette two Chinese men Hughie Sing and Gee Jon sentenced to death argue in the Nevada Supreme Court that the lethal gas method is unconstitutional and indeterminate. Attorneys Frame Raffeta and Thomas J. D. Salter contend the state warden’s choice of gas risks cruel and unusual death and extends agony. the brief says the statute grants unclear execution standards and gives the warden de facto legislative power.
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CARSON
the _Gazette
Nevada
Frame
Raffeta
Thomas J. D. Salter
supreme court
Hughie Sing
Gee Jon
Walsh
Mineral j county
Mina
Mineral county
J. Emmett Walsh
state supreme court
Woolwine Probe Sought by Los Angeles Officials
June 2 Los Angeles county civil service commission urged the county grand jury to probe accusations of immorality against district attorney Thomas Leo Woolwine by former investigator Ida Wright-Jones. Jones says they participated in episodes intended to discredit Woolwine politically as he runs for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles county civil service commission today
country grand jury
Thomas Leo Woolwine
Ida Wright -Jones
Misa Jones
Woolwines
Woolwine
Harvard entrance probe ordered in race discrimination inquiry
Boston June 2 An order for an investigation of alleged or proposed discrimination against Jews in Harvard entrance restrictions was introduced in the legislature. The measure would create a committee to inquire and report at the next annual session to ensure equal admission rights for prospective students of all races and nationalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOSTON
Harvard university
Warvard university
Landis to Assist in War Fraud Cases
Chicago June 2 K M Landis former federal judge and Frances E McGovern former governor of Wisconsin will be asked to aid the federal government in the prosecution of war fraud cases now under preparation Attorney General Harry M Daugherty announced here today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO
K. M. Landis
Frances E McGovern
Wisconsin
Harry M. Daugherty
McCormick resigns as harvester head in shock move
Chicago June 2 Harold F McCormick resigns as head of the International Harvester Company He declines re election and nominates Alexander Legge who is unanimously elected An executive committee of five from the board is created and McCormick named chairman Poincare sustains in Paris votes confidence in Premier Poincare 494 to 110
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO
Harold F. McCormick
International Tearvester Company
McCormick
Alexander Legge
POINCARE
PARIS
Associated Press
chamber of deputies
Premier Poincare
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Felix
Cle Elum
Cle Elum, Wash
UNTERMYER
AYSTERY
George Broadhurst
BEAUTY
SLAVS
Jugo-Slavia
BRITAIN
U.S
HARVARD
HARVESTER HEAD
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