U S Shows Caution on China Involving In Morning Talks
Washington official talks emphasize no rush to intervene in China's turmoil. U S diplomats coordinate with allies and marines guard Shanghai to protect American lives as unrest swells amid anti foreign sentiment and Bolshevik influence.
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Lloyd Leheras
Washington
China
State Department
United
United States
Shanghai
Russia
M. Karkahan
Peking
Large lumber deal tied to Appalachian Florida timber
Memphis on June 6 reports the purchase of 110000000 feet of hard woods by the R. J. Wiggs Lumber Company from Thorn Reed Lumber Company for more than 500000 dollars. The timber lies near Appalachicola Florida and the deal was announced by Mr. Wiggs.
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Memphis
Tenn
R. J. Wiggs Lumber Company
Thorn-Reed Lumber Company
Wiggs
Appalachicola,Fla
Greenland shore to be searched for lost pilots
Oslo reports that Captain Amundsen's auxiliary committee in Newan will lead a joint search with Donald B. Mackillen's expedition to reconnoiter west Greenland for traces of Amundsen's polar flying party. Air chiefs and Arctic experts, including Captain Otto Sverdrup, Major Gunar Isachen and Danish naval captain Gottfried Han, agreed.
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Oslo
Norway
Amundsen
Newan
Donald B. Mackillen
West
Greenland
Otto Sverdrup
Gunar Isachen
Gottfried Han
Press Commentary on Allied Disarmament Note
London reports press views largely favorable to the Allied note to Germany with The Times promising Cologne will be evacuated once the demands are met. Berlin notes Hindenburg will not attend the Rhine land celebration. Paris texts describe the note as conciliatory and courteous, acknowledging Dawes plan execution and the Allies’ readiness to withdraw control commissions to aid Versailles compliance.
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London
Germany
Cologne
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Rhineland
Paris
Erman
Dawes
New Spanish Offensive Planned Against the Riffs
A Madrid dispatch reports a new Spanish offensive against the Riffs in Morocco with a naval landing at Alhucemas Bay planned for June 11 if seas are calm. General Primo de Rivera would command a three day coast bombardment aided by aircraft before the landing, signaling increased Spanish involvement in the campaign. Alpucemas Bay lies on the Mediterranean coast between Ceuta and Melilla.
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London
Morocco
Alpucemas Bay
Daily News
Madrid
Primo de Riviera
Spain
Mediterranean
Cueta
Melilla
Aldir
MacMillan Asked To Look For Explorer Amundsen Ellsworth
Oslo June 6 The Aeronautic Society urges the MacMillan Arctic expedition to aid the Amundsen Ellsworth search. Plans call for Spitzbergen area exploration by Norwegian relief hunters with sealers’ help. The Charcot expedition should watch east Greenland for Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth while the American committee assists northwest Greenland.
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Oslo
Norway
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Spitzbergen
Charcot
Amundsen
Lincoln Ellsworth
Greenland
Diplomas Awarded at St Patrick School Closing Exercises
Miss Elie Louise Swann and Miss Catherine Genevieve Kearney received diplomas at St Patrick School closing exercises officiated by Rev Father Michael Henry. Eight grade diplomas went to Rosa Moran Thomas Edmund Kreutter and Lyon Porter as a large crowd enjoyed a musical program and an operetta Flower land performed by students.
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Elie’ Louise Swann
Catherine Genevieve Kearney
St. Patrick’s Catholic School
Father Michael Henry
Rosa Moran
Thomas Edmund Kreutter
Lyon Porter
Ozark Post Files Claim for Schwarz Cup Trophy
The Ozark post of the American Legion submits a claim for the Schwarz cup offered by Leon Schwarz of Mobile. J. Fred Johnson, state courier, reports the post showed the best record of community service during the year and will be presented the cup. Boletes detailing accomplishments may be filed by the posts. The Ozark post is the first to submit its claim.
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Leon Schwarz
Mobile
Ozark’ Post
American Legion
J. Fred Johnson
State Couier
Cuip
Ozark Post
Spivey Accepts New Presidency at Lakeland College
Dr. L M Spivey dean of Birmingham Southern College announced in Lakeland Florida that he has accepted the presidency offer of the college. His acceptance depends on Birmingham Southern accepting his resignation. He will succeed R H Alderman who led Lakeland Southern for eleven years.
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Lakeland, Fla
Jane
L. M. Spivey
Birmingham
Southern College
Eae Te College
Birmingham Southern
Spivey
R. H. Alderman
Lakeland Southern
French Ministry Survives Crisis Amid War Debt Debate
Paris June 6 The ministry remains in crisis as Premier and Finance Minister Caillaux faced socialist and radical pressure. Caillaux pledged to fund war debts ASAP while cabinet tensions rose over criticisms of the government and the finance committee terms.
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Paris
Caillaux
M. Caillaux
Louis Louchetran
Prenton
Chinese War Lord Advises Noncooperation Amid Civil Unrest
Chang Tso Lin, northern China war lord, urges the civil governor to ignore the Peking government if authorities use mobs to alter local violence precautions. He currently has headquarters in Tientsin. The report also notes Amundsen era polar exploration plans and a naval expedition leaving Horten with aircraft and journalists aboard.
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Tientsin
Jitie G
Chang Tso-Lin
Northern China
Peking
Chang
Wheat Harvesting Starts in Kansas
Wheat harvest is under way in Kansas with reapers and binders at work in southeastern Kansas. The harvest moves northward and is not expected to end until the last week of June as northern counties clear their crops.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Acute food shortage deepens in Shanghai as strikes bite
The food situation in Shanghai grew more severe as Chinese strikes against foreigners disrupted supplies. Canned goods and flour remained the main provisions, with authorities probing reports of smuggling grenades into the city. About seventy percent of shops in the French concession reopened.
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Shanghai
Sune
International News Service
Dog immune to fleas discovered by agriculture department
Washington reports the department of agriculture found a dull pup in which fleas will not remain. Experts who use dogs to fatten fleas declared the animal resistant, marking a curious advance in veterinary observation.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
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