Religious tensions flare as six Gentile doctors held
New York June 21 Mayor James J Walker heads probe into hazing of three Jewish interns at Kings County Hospital amid claims of a religious war. Six physicians arrested on assault charges were held for hearing. Interns say they were seized in bed bound gagged and dunked in icy water. Prosecution planned. hospital and city officials stress court process and bias concerns.
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New York
James J. Walker
Kings County Hospital
Walker
Bird S. Coler
Biblic Welfare
He Medical Board
Coler
King's County Hospital
Tifernes
Notiow
German Solovan
Osradmare
Vornelb University
Tay Gouis Boran
Farge
Nod
University of
Reassessment Plans on Today’s County Meeting
The Board of County Commissioners will discuss the five year property reassessment for city and county parcels. About 60 assessors under Tax Supervisor Gaw Cane will work to complete the process from judgment day through summer and into fall.
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Board of County Commissioners
Gaw Cane
Actor dies but show continues at Capital Theatre
A theatre tragedy unfolded as an actor, Daniel Winewid, 47, collapsed during a performance and died while the audience laughed at a comedy. The show at Capital Theatrefinished after his collapse, with staff and police assisting.
Coolidge To Attend Farmers Picnic At Ardsmore
President Coolidge has been invited to a farmers picnic at Ardmore near Rapid City, SD, with about 100 miles separation. Delegation from the city presented the invitation, and the event is set for July 11. Farmers from South Dakota, Nebraska and Wyoming are expected to attend.
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Rapid City
President Coolidge
Ardsmore
Coolidge
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Hamburg Drunk Again Leaves Court After Charge
Ross Hamburg, the prisoner involved in a prior incident with Patrolman Max Rickard, appeared this morning on a drunk and disorderly charge and was released after posting bond. Rickard sustained a facial injury when Hamburg struck his hand. he later required hospital treatment for an infection and operation.
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Ross Hamburg
Max Rickard
Richard Duffey
Hamburg
Rickard
Indianapolis Voters Decide City Manager Plan
Indianapolis voters go to the polls to decide whether to change city government to a city manager system. A heated campaign supported by manager advocates pressed for reform, with leaders predicting a victory.
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Indianapolis
Macanapolis
Louisville Mayoral Hopeful Joins Democratic Slate
Governor appoints Joseph T. O'Neal and the Democratic ticket in Louisville and Jefferson County to lead the campaign for the mayoral race. The announce names the slate including county officials and party affiliates as part of the statewide effort.
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Louisville
Jaume
Joseph T. O'Neal
Jefferson County
Wood Fields
Treumbeut
State Tay Commission
Massacre linked to communism in Herrin incident
Ellis Searles, editor of the United Mine Workers Journal, told Indiana miners that the Herrin massacre during the 1922 strike was the work of communists. He cited 19 paid organizers and 67 communists as key actors, claiming the UMWA bears no responsibility.
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Fort Waynit
Ind
Herrin
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers’ Journal
Indiana
Searles
United Mine Workers
Mr. Searles
Chicago
O Herrin
United Mine Workers of America
Mother Cat Nurses Four Baby Skunks
Wilford T. Miles's cat in Weston West Virginia nurses four of her kittens and four baby skunks found on a hunting trip. Miles is the son of the Horner schools superintendent. The unusual tale highlights the cat's caregiving for mixed species.
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Mother Cat
Weston
W. Va
Wilford T. Miles
Miles
Horner
Mill St Boys Injured In Separate Accidents
LeRoy Wilkinson, 12, fractured skull and broken right arm after a fall from a tree near his Mill Street home yesterday afternoon. He is in serious condition at the hospital but expected to recover. Charles Bishop, 13, also of Mill Street, broke his right leg when struck by an automobile at Summit Avenue and Antintony Street around 3 80 yesterday. he was taken to the hospital by the driver.
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LeRoy Wilkinson
Mill Street
Charles Bishop
Summit Avenue
Antintony Strep
Peaches earning enough to pay legal costs says Browning
Carmel New York June 21 Edward West Browning claims his wife known as Peaches is now earning sufficient money as a public entertainer to cover her legal battles. In six affidavits filed in court he contends Mrs Browning has earned more than 36247 since April from theatrical and night club contracts.
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Carmel
WN. Y
Edward West Browning
Browning
Power project opposed by park planners near Great Falls
The proposed Great Falls of the Potomac hydroelectric development near Washington faces likely blocks from the National Park and Planning Commission. The Park Commissions urge preserving the Gorge in a natural state and favor interstate or Federal control as a park. Lt. Col. U.S. Grant, Ltd. will finalize the protest for submission to the Federal Power Commission before July 20.
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Great Falls of the Potomac
Washington
National Park and Planning Commission
Federal Power Commission
Maryland
Virginia Park and Planning Commissions
National Park Commission
Pack Commission
Great Falls
U.S. Grant, Ltd
Power Commission
Prague To New York Is Latest Flight Planned
Prague Czechoslovakia June 21 Pie Two Czechoslovak airmen Capt. Franz Malkovsky and Lieut Ludwig Malkovsky announced plans to fly from Prague to New York and back in August using a Czechoslovak manufactured plane. London announcement also cited British imperial fliers Capt Robert H Macintosh and Lieut Col F F Minchin who aim for a London to New York run the first week in August and back after refueling and rest.
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Prague
New York
Czechoslovakia
Franz Malkovsky
Ludwig Malkovsky
London
British Imperial Airways
Robert H. Macintosh
F. F. Minchin
Atlantic
Byrd Planes to Bear Mail Across Ocean
New York June 24 The first official trans Atlantic air mail will ride in Command er Byrd's American Paris-bound monoplane though the America remains earthbound due to Atlantic storms. Grover A Whalen sponsors say Postmaster General has designated the plane as an official mail carrier. Ceremonies offered a mail pilot license to Byrd. The America’s mail closed last night. Clarence D Chamberlin and Chas Levine carried mail in the Bellanca Columbia but without official Post Office sanction. A stormy center near the Virginia capes kept the America in its hangar at Roosevelt Field yesterday. Weather bureau warned no clearing soon. Byrd ready to depart when cleared. ROOSEVELT FIELD New York June 21 Four th man will travel on the America to demonstrate it can carry four passengers. Commander Richard Byrd said Balchen is extremely capable and will be a vital crew member though seen as a passenger for now.
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New York
Byrd
America Today
Atlantic
Grover A. Whalen
America Transboreanic Company
New
John Kiely
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Chas. A. Levine
Columbia
Post Office Department
Virginia Capes
America
Roosevelt Field
Hureau
N. Y
Bern T. Balchen
SAV
Richard B. Byrd
Balchen
Europe
Pershing And Massey Honored At Princeton Commencement
Princeton University awarded honorary degrees to six individuals at its annual commencement. General John J. Pershing and Vin cent Massey, Canada’s first minister, were among the honorees as 448 graduates received degrees in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton
N.L
Joho Ah Pershing
Vincent Massey
Dominion of Canada
United States
Princeton University
Lindbergh Study of Offers and Letters Continues
In Washington the jailed Monongahela Valley resident Mrs Caroline Rehannaof Midora refuses to pay a 4.80 road and school levy and is imprisoned. In St Louis Col Charles A Lindbergh spends a day sorting thousands of personal letters received since his Atlantic flight awaiting decisions on future plans and potential photo requests. He may return to New York and Washington for business talks while some expect him to donate his plane to a Smithsonian exhibit.
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Washington, da
Washington County
Monongahela Valley
Caroline Rehanna
Midora
ST. Louiss
Eae
Col
Charles A, Lindhbereh
Atlantic
New York
Washington
Wis Spink
Sp. Hamis
Wight
Cobh Lindbergh
Karl
Thomipson
Paris
Col .Lindbergh
St Lewis Amorphine Manufacturing
Thompant
Division records show strong on time performance
The Cumberland Valley Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad posted top on time performance in March and April, per the Pennsylvania News. March on time was 0.2? and April 97.7? with high reliability across the eastern region.
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Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania News
Dr William E Todd Dies At Home In Pittsburgh
Dr William Edward Todd 65 prominent local physician died suddenly at his home 62 Potomac Avenue from heart trouble. He had been in declining health for six months and recently improved enough to be about. Survived by wife and four children Mrs J F Dioner Fingers Town Mrs Eric A Foulke Milton Pa Mrs H L Haymond Salem W Va and James H Todd Birmingham Ala. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Williiam Edward Todd
Potomac Avenue
Todd
Presbyterian Church
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Theis
J. FF. Dioner
Fingerstown
Eric A. Foulke
Milton
HL. H. Haymond
Salem
W. Va
James H. Todd
Birmingham
Ala
Spelling Champion Thilda Wornell Surges From Language Barrier
Thilda Wornell, 13, Detroit, who arrived from Sweden four years ago unable to speak English, competes in the national spelling championship. She won her school spelling title two years ago and now seeks national honors.
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Child
Washington
Sweden
Thilda Wornell
Detroi
Unida
Black Hops Off On His Way To Persia
The report notes a flight from Amsterdam to the Dutch Indies aboard a chartered plane with two pilots. Owing to engine trouble the voyage faces disruption as authorities push for safe return and reallocation of the aircraft. The event mentions Persia and ongoing wartime conditions affecting travel.
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Black
Persia
Bhagdar
Astine Turkeys
Eh Matedeem Drek
Badbttrragees
Tenedine Bien der Abhis
Ate Ptaek
Amsterdam
Dutch Indies
Business Visitor LeCompte In Town On Government Work
E Lee LeCompte, Maryland state game commissioner based in Baltimore, is in town on business connected with the state game department.
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E. Lee Lecompte
Bo Lee LeCeampte
State of
Maryland
Baltimore
Biginess
jSlake
Sparrow Roosts With Chickens Near Sharpsburg
A Sharpsburg area farmer reports tame sparrows on his farm with at least one sparrow roosting under a hen amid her brood of peepies this summer.
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Sharpsburg
Earl Carroll Getting Well After Rest Cure
Atlanta June 21 Earl Carroll the bath tub famous producer is improving under rest cure at federal penitentiary where he serves a year and a day for perjury Warden Snook reports Carroll is taking meals regularly and enjoying ice cream as a favorite treat Yesterday’s progress showed he needed rest and is getting it back.
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Atlanta
Earl Carroll
Warden Snook
Federal Penitentiary
New York
Snook
Carrol
NotigesseColi launch reveals bleak Newfoundland search report
June 20 1913 New York notigessecolis report by Daniel Guiggen Heim and others sent to Frank Tichener publisher Hern Digest trustee of Toydhe expedition describes a flight over barren Newfoundland where survival without food for four days is impossible. Divorces filed show Ralph H Frey seeks divorce from Barbara A Frey alleging unfaithfulness.
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New York
NotigesseColi
Daniel Guiggen Heim
Frank Tichener
Hern Digest
Basys Caldwell
Newfoundland
U S debate over naval limits with two nations
Washington dispatch reports mixed reactions to proposals from Japan and Britain at the conference. Officials cite Japan showing conciliatory spirit and willingness to keep a smaller navy, while Britain’s plan is viewed as unsatisfactory regarding Washington conference issues.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Japan
England
Pittsburg Free For All Bandit Brawl Ends In Firefight
Three armed bandits in a stolen car rob a Butler gas station of 200 dollars. Justice Albert T. Lorch of Alison Park engages the pursuit, returns fire, wounds two bandits on the running board, and helps wheel the injured to Pittsburg. A motorcycle officer Brady Paul was overpowered earlier. The third bandit escaped.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Albert T. Lorch
Alison Park
Butler
Lorch
Brady Paul
Negro accused of slaying two women cannot attend trial
In Jackson Mississippi on June 21 Judge W H Potter ordered all reporters from the Hinds County courtroom to stay away as Walter Butler, a Black man who confessed to killing two white women, faced proceedings.
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Tackson
Miss
Hinds County
W. H. Potter
Walter Butley
Church Theft Strikes Taheran Church in Wasnesboro
A thief entered the pastor’s study at Taheran Church Wasnesboro stole the Sunday school collection about 15 and rifled the choir members pockets in the cloak room amid a church service disruption.
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Wasnesboro
Sergie
Farmer Crushed by Falling Tree Near Havre de Grace
John A. Kirk a farmer near Havre de Grace was killed when a falling tree toppled after he warned his two children to run. He tripped and fell beneath the tree in a fatal accident. Neighboring residents reported the tragedy as a sudden rural mishap.
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John A. Kirk
Havre da Grace
Hea Wan
Chidrag
Hee
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Seattle
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Lindbergh
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Lindbergh Sill
Bennett Looks Her
Floyd Bennett
Long Island
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George Neville
Bennett
North Pole
WM. E. Todd
Ralph Ht. Frey
Barbara A. Frey
U.S
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