Chinese student strike escalates violence in Canton and Shanghai
Report from Canton describes Kuo Ming Tang forces battling Yang Tisi Min’s troops as barricades flood the Bund. British officials rush destroyer Paul Jones and gunboats from Shanghai to quell unrest after mobs burn municipal building flags. In Shanghai the food shortage worsens as strikes limit supplies while foreign residents flee to Hong Kong.
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Shanghai
Canton
Chu Pei Teh
Yang Tisi Min
Bund
Tung Shang
Hongkong
Digkey Loeb Declared Insane in Joliet Hospital Ward
The warden and state psychiatrist described Leo Digkey Loeb as a psychopathic inmate at the Chester state hospital for the criminally insane. He is strapped to a bed under strict diet with normal temperature and appetite, showing periods of normal behavior and violent spells.
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International News Service
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Loeb
John Whitman
Walter B. Matrin
Bobby Franks
Whitman
State Hospital For
Criminal Insane
Chester
Martin
Patches from Shanghai Signal Trade Dispute Alert Causing Strikes
Patches received here today from Shanghai indicate possible general strike of Chinese in Canton. Tele graphic communication between Shanghai and Hongkong has been suspended.
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Shanghai
Canton
Hongkong
Shanghai Rioting Remains General Amid Conference Talks
International News Service reports London that Shanghai riots are widespread and serious. The note adds Britain favors broadening the upcoming conference to discuss Chinese tariffs and consider China’s welfare.
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International
London
Shanghai
Great Britain
China
Fined for Intoxication in City Court
Arthur Henderson of East Fifth street was fined 10 dollars and costs totaling 40 dollars after pleading guilty to intoxication before Mayor Charles L. Kessler in city court. Henderson was arrested Friday evening.
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East Fifth Street
Charles L. Kessler
Henderson
Napoleon's Love Letters to Be Published by Princess Je Ligne
International News Service Brussels reports that the Princess Je Ligne will publish six 1787 letters of Napoleon Bonaparte revealing his early romance with a Corsican girl. The collection highlights the future emperor's first love in his youth.
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Brussels
Je Ligne
Napoleon Bonaparte
Local notes and estate figures feature in regional briefs
Mrs George Banks and Baby Jessie Ann return home from Schneck Memorial hospital on O Brien street. Mrs Gus Snyder sells 100 hogs shipped to Indianapolis for 2000 dollars. The Lodge estate lists 1249825 Personal estate 1096370 27 residence values 158455. James M Crawford former army officer named justice of the peace at Crothersville. Vernon township gains second JP James Campbell. G A R thanks Legion and Spanish American War veterans for eight dozen flags on Civil War graves on Decoration Day. Frank L Sehornick ordered to distribute depositors funds at Citizens State Bank Crothersville. plan to distribute ten percent for total eighty percent.
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O'Brien Street
Schneck Memorial Hospital
American Legion
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Citizens State Bank
Crothersville
James A. Cox
Jackson Circuit Court
Heat Death Toll Rises Across Cities Amid Heat Wave
Heat deaths climbed in New York City area with three more fatalities and a six day tally of thirty one. Chicago faced extreme heat as temperatures topped 96 degrees with four deaths and widespread illness. dog bites rose to thirty one as authorities distributed free ice and urged conservation of water.
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New York
New York City
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Heat waves sweep multiple cities with rising death toll
June 6 reports show New York reaching 28 heat deaths as temperatures climb for a sixth day. Washington records 107 degrees with two heat deaths in 24 hours. Boston notes 22 killed as hospitals fill with heat prostration cases amid a scorching New England day. Detroit also reports another heat death and drownings as forecasts stay warm.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Weather Bureau
Boston
New England
Lena Haynes
Weather Forecast Promises Showers and Cooler Sunday
The Weather Bureau predicted cloudy conditions with thunder showers tonight and Sunday. Boston marked 86 degrees as the hottest in New England while Eastport, Maine, stayed coolest, forecasting a somewhat cooler Sunday afternoon.
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New England
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Womanless Wedding in Cortland Draws Crowd at High School
The Cortland High School gym hosted a Womanless Wedding staged by the men of the First Baptist church of Seymour with Cortland locals in attendance. George Bennett played Bride with Wil Borcherding as best man and Chas. Fikins as Cortland Evening News reporter. Balaam Lett’s consent was reportedly absent. The event drew a large Cortland area crowd including numerous named attendees.
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New York Evening Post
Cortland
Cortland High School
First Baptist Church
Seymour
J. B. Thompson
Guttlieb Kleffman
Claire Pruden
Wm.Trimps
Waymansville
My. Spurgeon
Brownstown
L. C. Bacon
John McMueray
Joan KuDaly
George Bartlett
Frank Stark
H. G. Stratton
Robert Blair
T. B. Ross
Orman
Appy
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Kansas City
M. Ingram
Fruithind Park
Florida
George Bennett
Wil Borcherding
Chas, Fikins
Cortland Evening News
Will Judd
Clifford Dixon
Charles Rust
Maggie
Balaam Lett
Studio Portrait Department Closure Dates
Beginning Sunday June 7 the portrait department at Platter's Studio will close on Sundays until October 1 Kodak work remains handled as usual by the studio.
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Platter
Kodak
Jsd& W
Weather Report Generally Fair and Warm
The forecast calls for generally fair skies with continued warm conditions tonight and Sunday. Expect mild nights and daytime highs in a comfortable range with light winds. No rain anticipated across the region.
Weather and stamps stir London crowds in Hungary issue
Report by Riley Goble notes temperatures reaching 98 for high and 65 for low with river at low water. London philatelists paid about 100 per cent above postal value for eight new Hungarian stamps, profits aiding Hungarian sports associations. Designs depict fencing skating skiing hurdles parade scouts camp and football with a striking diving rowing and swimming motif.
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The
Seymour Water Company
Hungary
London
Ireles
Budapest
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