Manchurian Field Surrounded as Chang Forces Pressed
June 15 Manchuria reports Gen Chang Tsolins army surrounded by Wu Peifu troops moving toward Mukden. Wounded are in terrible condition with inadequate medical care and dirty bandages. Japanese spies captured while fleeing toward Shanhaikwan. Chihli reinforcements rush to repel Japanese and retake Shanhaikwan within days.
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TIMN-TSIN
Chang Eso-lin
Wu Pei-fu
rathway
Mukden
Gulf of Liaotung
Chihli
Wu Pai-fu
Chang ‘Tso-lin
Shanhaikwan
Chinwangtao
Shanhalkwan
Radium Vanishes at Mercy Hospital Loss $15000
Des Moines June 15 radium worth 15000 disappeared at Mercy hospital after an exhaustive check of waste receptacles and nooks and corners. Officials consider robbery unlikely and suspect a janitor carried the radium away in a waste basket from an operating room where a cancer patient was being treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES MOINES
Mercy hospital
Public bonfire consumes drugs in Mexicali raids
Mexican authorities torched $19,000 in contraband including opium morphine hypodermic needles and other paraphernalia in a Mexicali bonfire in front of the capitol. Escaped items included 234 pieces of contraband such as opium pipes lamps cocaine scales and needles seized from eight Chinese dens during a municipal clean up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CALENICO
Mexicali
Collegians Show Prowess at NCAA Track Meet Prep
Chicago June 15 Three hundred college athletes, many national champions, warm up at Stagg Field for the National Collegiate track and field meet to be held tomorrow and Saturday. Loomis Hastings College Spearrow Oregon McGowan Montana arrive with reputations in hurdling and throwing. California eyes last year's champion Wisconsin as Jack Merchant arrives to boost hammer throw and shot put prospects.
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CHICAGO
Stagg
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Frank Loomis
Hastings College
Nebraska
Ralph Spearrow
University of Oregon
Tom McGowan
University of Montana
California
University of Wiinats
Jack Merchant
New York
Walter Christie
Hail a foot deep in Nebraska after worst storm known
Walnut Nebraska June 15 The rain wind and hail storm that struck northeastern Holt county is said to be the worst of its kind ever experienced here. The hail was a foot deep on the level and drifts averaging three and a half feet deep were found. Farmers suffered much loss in poultry. A great deal of corn will have to be replanted. Small bridges were washed out.
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WALNUT
Neb
Holt county
Spirits Guide Railroad Chief Claims 3000 Miles by Dreams
Arthur E Stilwell, longtime railroad leader and former president of the National Surety Co, told a spiritualist gathering that spirits directed every mile of railroad he built. He said the Kansas City Southern path avoided Galveston after dreams warned of disaster, directing the Port Arthur terminal at Lake Sabine instead. A tidal wave four days after completion allegedly confirmed the warning.
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NEW YORK
Kansas City
Port Arthur
Tex
Galveston
Arthur E. Stilwell
National Surety Company
Lr Haye
Lake Sabine
Another Bishop for California
Official notice of the partition of the diocese of Monterey and Los Angeles into two dioceses is awaited by Bishop John Cantwell. The Southern diocese will be Los Angeles and San Diego with Ventura Santa Barbara Orange Riverside San Bernardino San Diego and Imperial counties likely included. A new bishop will head the Northern diocese with Fresno as see. The partition follows growth in membership and churches, easing administration.
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LOS ANGELES
Monterey
John Cantwell
mast
John Bonzano
United States
Cantwell
San Diego
Fresno
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Orange
Riverside
San Bernardino
Imperial
Kern
Santa Cruz
San Luis Obispo
San Benito
Inyo
Kings
Italian Ex‑Foreign Minister May Be Ambassador to Washington
Reports from the Russian conference indicate Marquis Della Torretti, former Italian foreign minister, is likely to be appointed ambassador to Washington, replacing Vittorio Rolan ai Ricci. In Seattle, Mayor Brown vows to unleash police to dismantle tong violence after talks with Chinese leaders.
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HAGUE
Associated Press
Marquis Della Torretti
Italy
Washington
Vittorio Rolanai Ricci
Nations of Europe Represented at Hague
The Hague opens a new economic conference focused on Russia with sixty delegates from about thirty countries. The session, closed to reporters, aims to discuss Russia's economic relations and hopes to restore unity in Europe, with the United States absent from participation.
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NATIONS OF
EUROPE
HAGUE
Russia
Genoa
H. Van Karnebeek
Peace palace
the
United States
Italy
Great Britain
France
Washington
the Hague
P W Wins Point In Damage Suit
In Red Bluff California Judge John E F Elison struck parts of the complaints in the suit brought by Mr and Mrs G N Jack and eleven other plaintiffs seeking 190000 against Southern Pacific over the Proberta crossing accident November 30 in which fourteen high school students were killed or fatally injured The ruling eliminates the wives as plaintiffs and questions that the company should always have its trains under control The plaintiffs have twenty days to amend the complaints
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RED BLUFF
Cal
John EF. Elison
G. N Jack
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Proberta crossing
schoo
Slaying Suspect Admits Connections to Burglaries
Arthur Castor, arrested in Calfornia at San Francisco's request, admits involvement in several burglaries. San Francisco officers have limited comment on possible ties to the slaying of Mrs. Anna Wilkens in a local automobile hold up. Castor also acknowledged forged checks being stolen, according to Sgt Maher.
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BUREHA
Cal
Arthur Castor
San Francisco
Maher
Castor
Anna Wilkens
Senators to Confer on Soldier Bonus Soon
Washington June 15 Plans for a conference of Republican senators Saturday to decide on procedure with soldiers' bonus and tariff bills were announced after talks with President Harding. The call for a conference near Monday followed. Chairman McCumber said he would move next week to lay aside the tariff bill and proceed with the bonus measure despite the President's wishes and party conference direction.
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WASHINGTON
Harding
senate
McCumber
finance committee
Republican party conference
Shriners Recoup Reno Girl's Stolen Car
Miss Hope Kervin of Tulare says Shriners captured a man named Iwein Summaret after she reported her automobile stolen from in front of a church on Monday night. Texans swapped cars, seized the suspect, and returned the vehicle to the owner as Shrine parade volunteers acted.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Texas
Mystic Shrine
Hope Kervin
Tulare
Cal
Iwein Summaret
Wile
Kervin
William Woodburn
Reno
Baseball scores from National League games report
National League games held in Philadelphia Brooklyn New York and Boston with results showing runs hits and errors. Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 10 1 to 1 with Keck Giles Smith and Peters contributing. Brooklyn defeated St Louis 4 to 3 behind Sherdell Clemons Cadore and Taylor. New York beat Pittsburgh 8 to 4 with Adams Gooch Ryan and Smith central. Chicago beat Boston 3 to 1 in a postponed rain game? Detroit and New York played to a result while Cleveland beat Boston 8 to 3. St Louis defeated Washington 6 to 3 with Mogridge Brillheart and Picinich active. In London Mrs Molla Mallory won the Kent championship 8 4 6 4 over Mrs Peacock.
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Wingo
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Keck
Gilesph Smith
Peters
BROOKLYN
St. Louis
Sherdell
Clemons
Cadore
Taylor
NEW YORK
Pittsburg
Jay
Adams
Gooch
Ryan
Smith
BOSTON
DETROIT
Mayson
Bassler
Manion
CLEVELAND
vena Quinn
Ruel
Mails
UWhie
Lind-sey
O'Neill
CHICAGO
Harris
Hebert
Rommel
Naylor
Jemiach
Perkins
Leverette
Robertson
Schalk
Irish Constitution Finished Made Public in London
London dispatch reports the Ireland free state constitution, aligned with the Anglo-Irish treaty, was released. It enshrines universal adult suffrage at 21, voids laws conflicting with treaty provisions, and marks Ireland's first bid to govern its own resources and nationhood in a century.
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LONDON
Arthur Griffith
E. J. Duggan
Hugh Kennedy
colonial office
Winston Churchill
Asseinted
Aythun Chriffith
Ireland
Rediscount rate going down in California
Washington report says the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco asked the Federal Reserve Board about a possible reduction of California banks rediscount rate from four and a half to one percent. The Board indicated the San Francisco bank should decide, reassuring officials that rate adjustments depend on regional conditions. No statement on further cuts as yet, with diverse national conditions cited. Easier credit conditions noted as the projection for San Francisco re-discounts.
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WASHINGTON
federal reserve bank of
San Francisco
federal reserve
California
federal reserve board
treasury
San Francisco federal reserve bank
Loveland Col Harvey D to Be Remembered in San Francisco
Funeral services for Col Harvey D Loveland senior member of California state railroad commission were held at the Masonic temple as Nobles of the Mystic Shrine marked its golden jubilee. Gov Stephens represented by Lieut Gov C C Young with many official pass bearers and friends in attendance. Col Loveland, famed as the oldest public service commissioner by years of service, was remembered for his long career.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Harvey D. Loveland
Claifornia state railroad commission
Masonic temple
Mystic Shrine
Gov. Stephens
C. C. Young
H. W. Brumage
Irvings Martin
Stockton
Chester H. Rewell
H. Stanley Benedict
car mission
D. W. ‘Pee
Samuel Cly
grand commandery
S Knights Templar
Robert H. Gay
Frank C. Ruy pell
Scottish Rite
Masonic Order
Douglas Brookmiun
H. H. Sanborn
R.H. Bennett
W. H. Metgan
Geary
Richard Sachse
Col. Loveland
United States
arena
Temple charter granted by Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine
At the imperial council conclave in Sacramento Ben Ali temple of Sacramento received a charter to operate temples and exclusive jurisdiction north of San Luis Obispo. The action authorized a charter at the 1923 convention and set limits on the area served in cooperation with Islam of San Francisco Rahmes and others.
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SAN FRANCISCO
of Anwh
Bangor
Mea
Al Bedoo
Mont
Mahi
Miami
e. N
im council
Coal producers meet Hoover on voluntary price restraint plan
Washington June 15 coal operators and dealers arrived to confer with Secretary Hoover on measures to bring into line the minority in the producing and distributing branches who have not cooperated in the voluntary price restraint during the present strike.
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WASEINGTON
Hoover
Mother of triplets gives birth to five
Monroe La June 15 Five children were born to Mrs Williard Prestee wife of a farmer in Floyd neighborhood sixty miles northeast of Morros According to word received here She had previously borne triplets five years ago Earthquakes in California Cal June 15 Three light earthquakes were felt here today Seven years ago a disastrous quake on June 22 1915 largely destroyed the business district Nip damage reported from today s shocks
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MONROE
Williard Presteee
Floyd
Morros
CALIFORNIA
CALENICO
Cal
New Deinking Process Reuses Old Newspapers In Printing
Madison June 15 a new process developed by the United States forest products laboratory enables deinking old newspapers for reuse in print. One mill under commercial conditions has de inked 1500 tons of old newsprint and remade it into standard newspaper stock. Bentonite clay, from Wyoming volcanic ash, dissolves ink and leaves clear paper, making salvaging the 2 200 000 tons used annually economically feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MADISON
United States forest prod. Hl nets laboratory
Wyoming
Railroad Workers Ready For Test Jewell Declares
Cincinnati June 15 The president of the railway employee department of the American Federation of Labor B M Jewell says officers of rail unions will not stop a strike by 1 225 000 shop craft and maintenance of way workers and that leaders will comply with the decision if a strike is chosen The AFL convention also rejected a proposal to amalgamate unions into single industrial organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CINCINNATI
Associated Press
B M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
Mr. Jewell
United States
E. W. Fitzgerald
Sara, Mahoy
United Textile Workers
Oil Production Exceeds Demand in California Fields
In Los Angeles on June 16 H W Sinclair chairman of Sinclair Consolidated Oil speaks during a U S tour with Mark N Requa. He says California oil fields have been scratched and a great future lies ahead with acre for acre yielding ten barrels of oil. He notes only door-yard wells exist and predicts more wildcatting while asserting production outpaces demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS ANGELES
California
H. W. Sinclair
Sinclair Consolidate Oil Corporation
United States
Sinclair
Mark N. Requa
United States fuel administration
Texas
Acre
Bank of England Cuts Discount Rate to 3.5 Percent
London June 15 The Bank of England lowered its discount rate to three and a half percent from four percent. The move surprised Lombard Street and aims to align with lower rates abroad, ease funds unemployed, and help the 12,500,000 pound Indian loan. Traders welcomed the cut as trade improves and expansion becomes easier.
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LONDON
Bank of England
Lombard street
agurpris
Joan miuket
Treasury
United States
Ward Indicted in Westchester
Walter S Ward, heir of a bakery fortune, was indicted by the Westchester grand jury on a murder charge for the May killing of ex sailor Clarence Veters. Deputy sheriffs moved to arrest him at his New Rochelle home after the indictment and he remains at liberty on $60,000 bond.
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WHITE PLAINS
Walter 5S
Ward
baker
Westchester grand jury
Clarence Veters
New Rochelle
liberty
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CHANG
Chihi
ATER
house merchant marine committee
SEATTLE
OLD
EGYPT
Breasted
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Champollion
Paris
bulletin
New York Historical Society
Edwin Smith
SHRINERS
RENO GIRLS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory
Peacock
England
Kent
Beckenbary today
LOVELAND
EMPLE
SACRAMENTO
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WESTCHESTER
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