British Concession Attacked After Kiau-Kang Outbreaks
Reports from Hankow and Kia-Ktang describe intensified unrest with mobs assaulting British and Japanese consulates and other buildings including the Bank of Taiwan. American destroyers were dispatched to reinforce, while Chinese rioters linked to the attack on the British concession are dying from wounds as troops hold the line.
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Hhanghai
Kiau-Kang
Bank of
Taiwan
Mount, Kouting
Iciin-Hiang
Ankow
Britis Preing
Chingae Strdenta
Iordinotn
Hinpkeepera
Aueline
Moreign
Omea
Rolulidna
Jrlalin
Tuchan
Hankow
Legetion
Seized liquor valued at five thousand dollars
In Dantimore on June 16 a police boat seized liquor valued at $5,000 abandoned by two men who fled in an automobile after a launch was found at the foot of Chapter Street. A vehicle with plate N4866 was seen fleeing as authorities approached the craft.
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Dantimore
Chapter Straet
All Americans Safe In Canton Report
Washington reports all Americans and property in Canton are safe per a State Department briefing. Consul notes Cantonese generals led the successful defense with Russian military advisors who directed the operation and who contributed to the victory.
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Canton
Washington
Batety
State Department
Jenkins
Capital Flies Flag Today in Washington Birthday Celebration
Washington marks the eighteenth annual birthday of Old Glory with a lagged flag display on the Post Office Department building and an elaborate musical program. Hundreds of flags fly as workers pause for an hour and a half to honor the nation’s flag day.
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Washington
Post Office Destartment
United States
Stone Buried with Honors at Cleveland
In June 1944 Cleveland, railroad executives, labor leaders, and financiers gathered to pay tribute to Warren Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. His body lay in state at the Brotherhood Building auditorium, with hymns and police guard, then moved to Euclid Avenue Congregational Church for services, followed by a brief graveside rite at Lake View Cemetery. The Brotherhood advisory board planned to name his successor tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Stone
Brotherhood of Engineers
Euclid Avenue Congregational Church
Me. Stone
Ferdinand Blanchard
Lake View
Cemerary
The
Brotherhood
Brono
County Ministers At Y For Dinner Today
Ministers of the county gathered for an informal dinner at the Y today led by Ruosta of the County Farm Bureau. The event aimed to boost county leaders’ involvement with the bureau’s work and encourage greater participation among local residents.
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Ruosta
Farm Bureau
B.C
Focal Bureau
Boy Found After Night In Wood Badly Bitten
In Elaton Maryland on June 16 a three year old, Trownplow Shadin, who wandered from his parents in Coctl county, was found two miles from the last sighting. He slept in the woods all night and was scratched by briars and bitten by insects but suffered no serious harm. A state road worker Michael Dowman located him and he was taken to a farm house for milk while awaiting his parents from Philadelphia.
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Eleton
Yarr
Shadin
Coctl
Michae Dow
Grownstow
Jacob Shadia
Philadelphia
Bhadia
Sherif Pheryou
Kellogg Plans Sending Formal Note on Mexican Policy
Washington officials indicate a formal note to the Mexican government will address Secretary Kellogg's Boston remarks and the administration's Mexican policy. A series of communications to Mexico City have been private, with Kellogg to make statements the subject of formal action.
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Washington
Cullen
Kelloge
Boston
Mexico City
Kellogg
Kob
Offlal
Vallea
Mexico
Celles
City Heat Soars As May Forecast Turns Hot
The city and county face rising temperatures with forecasts of 90s if skies stay clear. Keedysville reads 64 degrees at noon, dropping to 54 earlier, with a potential rise of four degrees. J A Miller notes a poor potato crop outlook for Anrtlt while May-planted corn thrives only modestly and dry spells continue across the region. Rainfall yesterday near Kandyyvilla totaled about .32 inches, with .05 inches for the month to date. Enhanced reports from Sharpsburg, Shepherdstown, and Rohrersville note light halting showers lasting about a half hour.
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Kegdysyilla
Anorlka
Keedysville
Kandyavilla
Rale
Sharpsburg
Noch Land
Shepherdstown
Rohroraville
Two Die From Heat In New York City
New York reports two heat deaths and one heat prostration as a heat wave ends with a cooler spell. The weather bureau forecasts warmer temperatures and showers tonight after a day of record heat and high temperatures around the city.
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New York City
New York
Weather Bureau
Seven Griffiths Dorothy Perkins Testifies in Fatal Shooting Case
Seven year old Dorothy Parkina, 17, testified in General Sessions Court about the St Valentine’s Day killing of Thomas Templeton. She described intimate relations with Mickey Connors, a married man now jailed for wife beating, and said there was much drinking at the party. She insisted she did not intend to shoot Templeton and could not recall holding the gun, insisting she loved him.
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New York
Dorothy Parkina
General Sessions
St. Valentine
Thomas Templeton
Lash
Mickey Connore
Noo
Aald
Baraty
Ing Templeton
Tommy Templeton
Drawhead Falls derailment disrupts Western Maryland trains
A drawhead dropped on the track near North Junction on the Western Maryland system derailed two loaded dead cars around 9 15 this morning. The G V tracks rose there and the train was cut to avoid delays on the G V road. cars were soon replaced with no delay on the adjacent line and no passenger or freight service was halted.
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Maryland
North Junction
G. V
Thore
Klan Dragon Jailed After Court Contempt Ruling
Denver June 16 A federal judge sentenced Dr. John Calon Locke grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan to ten days in jail and a $1600 wage fine for contempt of court for failure to produce books for government examination. Investigating OH Farley of Dayton will speak at a Retailers Bureau meeting at the Gateway Inn June 23 with a dinner and business meeting to follow.
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Denver
Cotp
J. Router Symen
John Calon Locka
Ku Klux Klan
Investigatiog
OH. Farley
Dayton
Locke
Retailers’ Bureau
W. EL. Parley
Gateway Inn
Farley
Ohio
Chambers of Commatco
Merchants’ Associations
United States
Canada
Bureau
J Gateway
Dry agents under civil service proposed for prohibition enforcement
Washington June 6 Wayne B Wheolor general counsel of the anti Alcohol League urged President Coolidge to place dry agents under civil service with higher salaries and qualifications based on job ability. Prince loses chauffeur in Swaziland. The Prince of Wales party mourns the chauffeur killed while driving alone. Tax collector sick confined at Kemp near Williamsport since Saturday by flu attack.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheoljer
antiAyloon Leagug
Coolidge
Meabanh
Swaziland
Prince of Wales
Reller B. Bellton
Kemp's
Williamsport
Meteoric reports touch Arctic search for Amundsen
June 11 dispatches from London and Sydney recount weather delays near Spitzbergen hindered efforts to locate Roald Amundsen the missing North Pole explorer. Messages from Glace Bay and Sydney describe police actions at a British Empire State coal facility and a worker strike, with clashes and troop movements noted in Canada and Australia. page 12 continues.
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London
Ure
Splabergen
Ita
Troald Amundsen
North Mole
Spitzbergen Bald
Advent
Anindwan Party
Beth Snitzbergen
Palace
Aged Man Held for Assault Without Bond
Christian Shupp storekeeper on West Washington street was held without bond for the November grand jury on charges of assaulting two young girls in his store. Witnesses testified to grooming and improper actions. Shupp, aged 76, was committed to county jail pending further proceedings.
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Christian Shupp
West Washington Street
West Side Avenue
Ingt Wook
Justico J. Scott Howor
Ruth Diffendatter
Heron Shaamaker
Shanp
Angauit
Rane
Shupp
Juatius Bower
Shapp
Stout Bond
W. Prenton Lane, Jr
B. St. Rouletta
Woman Miner Killed by Fall of Slate at BRINGEVILLA
In BRINGEVILLA Pennsylvania a 23 year old woman, Anna Smolay, died when slate fell in a coal mine operated by her father. The incident also notes her vigor with tools and a 17 year old man present nearby. The mine is described as owned by her father. A separate item reports a PET DOG, Jerry, dying from poisoning.
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Bringevilla
Alde
Anna Smolay
Anna
Jerry
Kate Grogch
Funkatown Pike
Soper Rules On Search Of Automobile
In Baltimore on June 16 Thomas Leo Turner was acquitted in federal court on transporting liquor. Judge Murray A Soper instructed the jury that the prohibition agent had no warrant to search Turner's car, noting there were no external signs of liquor and that the agent acted merely because the car belonged to him.
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Baltimore
Thomas Leo Turner
Murray A. Soper
Soner S
Turner
James G. Asher
Auber
Asher
Tarnor
Fishermen Report Good Casting as Potomac Levels Rise
The Potomac River ran at about normal water level with a clear flow. Fishermen reported a good catch with several fish reported along the banks and near piers.
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Potomac
Ben
Rotary International Brings Sixteenth Annual Convention to Cleveland
Thousands of Rotarians gather for the sixteenth Rotary International convention in Cleveland. Delegates from the United States and 26 of 39 nations attend as sessions begin. A pageant titled Two pageant Rotary features a cast of 646 professionals illustrating the Rotarian ideal. plans for next year and the convention’s work are outlined.
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Cleveland
Rotary International
Omolala
Rotary
International
Glacier National Park
The
Pubiie Square
Donald A. Adama
Newleven
Vent
Peal H. King
Detroit
Hprerett
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Wallimore
Findneiers
Railroad Mangies
Julius Moattachout
Southern Pacific
Presbyterian Hospital
Blain Sofia
Pancho Mikhailos
SEC
Lillian Russell
Lilian Roasell
Harry K. Thaw
Margaret Callan
Anya Thi
Broadway
Dorothy Perkins
Klan Dragon Jailed
Amundsen
Marctic SE Liquor
Sydney
Imolin
Glace Tay
Ninh
Sydney Minow
Uta
Dominion
Thorn
Janson Murdock
Athos
Nicol
South Potomac St
Thomas Boratos
Soper
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