France Rejects Evacuation Until Dawes Guarantees Enforce
Paris reports Premier reiterates France will not evacuate Ruhr until Dawes Plan guarantees are implemented. Cabinet outlines restored relations with Russia under League of Nations aims and urges prompt ratification of Washington armament and international labor treaties. France backs Germany disarmament through League, opposes surrender of national security control.
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Dawes
League of Nations
Washington
Turkey
Germany
Alles
League of Neapons
Tem
France
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ii centre
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Galena Creek fire spreads anew threatens ranches near Washoe City
Firefighters raced to combat a renewed Galena Creek blaze driven by west winds. Thirty men with shovels battled to bank the flames with earth as ranches near Callahan and Washoe City faced threat. Water was scarce and officials mobilized volunteers from several ranches to shore up lines.
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Galena
Callahan ranch
Washoe City
Tiinhouses
gome
old town
Sau
mith
Smaltier
SLEMP DISCUSSES CHAIRMAN BUTLER INDIANA NEWS STORY
Cincinnati June 17 reports of disagreement between Sim and William M. Gudler a national committee member drew attention. Leon Slomp in Cleveland said Butler should not direct party policy alone and that Republican leaders were unhappy with not being consulted. He noted the president should report facts and Congress should oversee campaign direction.
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CINCINNATI
Sim
Willian M. Gudler
ee buble
national committee
diatemian
drawi
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Leon Slomp
Colin ull tax
Washington
Khe
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Mr. Bute
emp
strother
Cleveland
Republian
Butler
Magnus Johnson Wins Nomination in Minnesota Primary
In St Paul Minnesota tabulations from Monday's primary resumed Magnus Johnson Minneota's junior senator topped the Farmer-Labor ticket and is favored to win by a large margin Oscar Hallam led the Republican race for Senate over Thomas D Schall with Ole Sageng third Theodore Christiansen of Dawson led Curtis M Johnson by about two thousand votes for governor as results narrowed among four candidates
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ST. PAUL
Minn
Heyoke
United States
Lauber
Magnus Johnson
Minneota
Farmer-Labor
Oscar Hallam
Sulaul
state supreme court
Kidnap Killers and Comrade Worse in Sequence
Chicago reports detail Nathan Len Dold Jo and colleagues awaiting trial for kidnap and murder of Robert Frans. The Chicago Herald and Examiner cites interrogations, alienist tests, and foreshadowed defense arguments amid Leopold and Loeb case coverage amid public sympathy and questions of innocence.
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CHICAGO
Nathan Len
Dold
college griddle
millionair OM
Richard Loeb
Robert Frans
Chiceaxo, Herald and Examiner
Scott
Leopold
Loeb
Tornadoes Cost Twenty Lives in South Dakota
Severe tornadoes in South Dakota leave twenty dead and extensive damage. Widespread destruction cripples communications as utilities fall. Wessington Springs reportedly hardest hit with damages estimated between one and ten million dollars. Local officials rush to assess wreckage and assist survivors.
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STIOM FALOS
Jane
South Dakota
Wessington Springs
UeHever
Convention paper to cover Democratic convention in New York
Report from New York that Witton GG. McAdou will publish a new weekly titled The Pro arosalve Democrat beginning Monday during the Democratic national convention. The publication will provide abbreviated news of the convention and be distributed free to delegates.
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NEW YORK
wpporters
Witton GG. McAdou
Seven Balloons Persist in Gordon Bennett Cup Race
Seventeen balloons started Sunday in the fourteenth Gordon Bennett cup race. Ten have landed with no new records. seven remained aloft at noon. The Bordeaux balloon, flown by a French team near Brighton, set the longest distance reported. The Belgica, piloted by Lieut De Muter, passed over Brighton before drifting toward the channel. The Aero Club relayed that the American entered by Mia Pock and Malmedy Belgium. the d Anjon of France landed at Terps. The Belgian balloon Belsien, piloted by Lieut Ernest de Muyter, was sighted over Ireland.
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Aero Childere
Brighton
Magland
taloon Belgica
Lieut. De Muter
England
Aero Club
Hrighton
The
Mia Pock & Malmedy
Belgium
d'Anjon
Terps
Ernest de Muyter
Ireland
Sun
tay
Japanese Rush for U S Ends
The last wave of emigrants before the new immigration limits depart Yokohama aboard the steamer President Jackson. About two hundred Japanese left Yokohama as Strattin becomes the designated port of departure, ending a period of heavy traffic at local steamship offices.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
United States
President Jackson
Yokohama
Japanese boycott grows in Tokio as US goods barred
Tokio reports say electrical supplies dealers join a boycott of United States made products to protest the enactment of a new American station barring Japanese citizens. The action reflects growing trade tensions and economic retaliation in the capital.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
boycot
United States
Amer
Soviets Prosecute Espionage Amid Executions in Russia
Moscow reports rapid executions for espionage over three months with twelve more death sentences. Four condemned for leaking secret documents to a Polish mission aide in Leningrad. In Minsk seven condemned for capturing and transmitting data to Poland, twenty others jailed.
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M. Tshechovitsch
Leningrad
Russia
Minsk
supreme court
La Follette Gets Another Chance to Lead Labor Farm Party
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin may run for the presidency under the Farmers Labor party. The convention faces a July 4 meet where delegates decide his endorsement and whether he must accept a platform not Communist. Ruthenberg insists the platform reflects the group’s stance and he must agree to run on it if selected.
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LA FOLLETTE
LABOR FARM PARTY
DAVID LAWRENCE
Consolidated Press Ass'n
ST. PAUL
Min
Robert M. La Follette
Wiscongin
Farmers Labor
India
Farmer-Labor
Wisconsin
UL bh Ruthenber
minerHy
individud Ste Ruthenberg
Third Party Scene Opens Factional Labor Meeting in St Paul
In St Paul this morning the Farmer Labor party convention opened with about four hundred delegates. Willan Mahoney, temporary chairman, urged a new party to end exploitation and argued a working class movement can only gain power by workers themselves. He said Taft Follett’s stance would not derail organizing efforts and that the movement seeks to disrupt monopoly control of resources, money, credits, and transportation.
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ST. PAUL
Minn
Orin
Ta Folletts
Willan Miloney
charrtman
Mahoney
Farmer-Labor party
Minnesota
Moses
American Women Triumph at Roehampton Tennis Event
In Roehampton England six of the eight survivors in the upper half of the invitation tournament are American. Jeonor Goss beat Missally 6-1 6-0 and Lohan Schurman defeated Mr Dix 6-3 8-8. Uielon Willy did not play but advised she could join the team match tomorrow.
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ROEHAMPTON
England
Associated Press
Mss Jeonor Goss
Missally
Lohan Schurman
Dix
Uielon Willy
Capt
Georget Wightman
Scullion Wins Ascot Stakes at Open Meeting
Ascot Heath England June 1 SCULLION by Junior one of Mullifon owned by George Hardy at ten to one won the Ascot Stakes of two thousand guineas opening the meeting. Lord Wallington's horse second at eleven to two ridden by the American jockey sbuld. Sir Horsons Miwani Beurteen Fait.
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ASCOT HEATH
England
Junior
Mullifon
George Hardy
Lord Wallavington
heror
sbuld
Sir Horson
Miwani
Beurteen
Woman Assistanty to Justice Head Too Much for Wheeler
In Washington on June 1, Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, chief Espionage attorney for the Department of Justice, defended the department before the Daugherty committee. She argued that much testimony reflected half truths and impressions and that statements often misrepresented DOJ enforcement actions. Wheeler, a Democrat from Montana, was told to wait on several occasions when he sought to intervene.
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WASHINGTON
department of June
Explosion Victims Funeral Held By Navy
June 17 report from Trona Field notes a solemn Marine funeral for 45 sailors and ship personnel lost in a turret explosion at the Mississippi base. Rear Admiral W. Pratt led the final salute as coffins were lined and bugler Dalhuth sounded the Last Post in a formal ceremony.
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TRONA FIELD
Mississippi
W. Pratt
Doisy at Tokyo Given Big Honor
The Japanese empire conferred on Capt. Gear Velletier the Order of the Rising Sun for his wartime achievement flying from Paris to Tokyo despite obstacles. The ceremony occurred in Vesna amid heavy travel and celebratory reception.
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DOISY
TOK
TOKIO
Japanese empire
Gear
Velletier
Caris
Vesna
Steamer Haaken Jarl Sinks After Collision
Twenty people, mostly women and children, drown when the Norwegian steamer Haaken Jarl sinks after colliding with the Kong Harald in Vestfjord. Rescue ships report many survivors and ongoing salvage efforts continue.
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Dre
Haaken Jarl
yes
Kong Tlavald
Vest Ford
Smith Roosevelt Aide Backing Al Smith Nomination Fight
Former assistant secretary of the navy and vice presidential hopeful supports Al Smith as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination. The endorsement signals continued high level backing in Smith’s bid.
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FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
Al Smith
McAdoo Seeks Win Despite Rhetoric at Chicago Rally
Chicago dispatch reports William G. McAdoo dismisses a two thirds nominating rule as the convention date nears. He tells supporters in the railroad yards that he is prepared for any outcome and stresses confidence before the New York conclave. He says the race remains fluid and vows to win.
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CHICAGO
ed Vrosa
Derane
William G. Meadtoo
emputky
Arimy
w York
bach
New York
Japanese Demonstration at Imperial Hotel Ends in Punishment
Five readers in a June 7 demonstration at the Imperial hotel were broken up by rowdies. Three were sentenced to three days in jail while the other two were fined ten yen each. The protest opposed American enacted legislation barring Japanese mutants.
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TORIO
Imperial hotel
PEST SUSPECTED IN TULARE COUNTY LIVESTOCK
Cal June 17 Kodera heals last night diagnosed a malidy appearing among seventy five cattle on the Henderson Cheney ranch near Strathmore in Tulare County as foot and mouth disease. Further examination was made to confirm the diagnosis. Steps are being taken to prevent entry or exit of stock within the area as the disease last appeared in the region last month. This is the first report of foot and mouth disease since May 15.
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TULARE
Cal
Kodera
Henderson-Cheney
Strathmore
Society Matron Walks Out As Court Considers Matter
Oakland Cal June 17 A habeas corpus petition to release Pearl Lenders Whitney a San Francisco jan a Los Angeles society matron from confinement in a Liver sanatorium was argued in the superior court. Mrs Whitney left the sanatorium yesterday with her mother Mrs John Landers of Los Angeles and her husband Vincent C White at Prunessyo. Whitney said a new petition would be prepared to seek her release from custodians. She asserted she had been held for fourteen weeks without permission to see relatives or friends.
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OAKLAND
Cal
Whitney
San Francisco
Los Angeles society
John Landers
Los Angeles
Vincent C. White
Prunessyo, lo
Mrs. Whitney
Kentucky delegates head for majority rule at convention
New York June 1 delegates and leaders debate the two thirds rule at the Democratic convention. McAdoo leads a Kentucky delegation to push for simple majority nominating votes while Smith opposes changing the rule. Roosevelt remains active with his campaign, while Fields signals aggressive McAdoo backing.
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NEW YORK
abrosatuys
Viena
William G. McAdoo
Smith
John W. Davin
Carter Glass
Ocar
Caderwood
Kentucky
Fielda
McAdoo
Fields
Texas
vic
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith committee
Ile
Train Robbery Loot 18 Found Near Joliet on Farm
A fragmentary report says part of the $3,600,000 mail robbers loot was found on the Daniel Mahoney farm seven miles south of Joliet Montana. Twenty five pouches ripped open contained coins and jewelry. many mail sacks lay nearby with unreadable markings. Most mail was believed destined for Minneapolis and other Northwestern points.
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Minneapolis
Brewster Beaten in Maine Fight
Portland Maine June 11 The vote in five hundred of the 635 precincts in Maine yesterday gave United States Senator Fernald renomination by a large majority and gave President Frank Garrington of the state senate a margin of 1814 votes over Talpa Brewster for the governorship Brewster opposed to any constitutional amendment to bar state funds for sectarian schools and was supported by the Ku Klux Klan in a contest that drew far more votes than Fernald’s.
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PORTLAND
Maine
United States
Fernald
Frank G.rrington
state senate
Talpa O. Brewster
Brewster
Ku Klux Klan
Cor
Poranid
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