Riot Clashes Attendance Arrests In North Alabama Klan Meeting
About sixty men were arrested after a Ku Klux Klan initiation riot near Clinton North Alabama. A large crowd attacked Klan cars with bricks rocks and weapons as state and local police struggled to restore order. Only three were seriously hurt despite a chaotic scene with missiles and broken glass.
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Clinton
Brewer Field
Berlin
Paris Premier Heads to Morocco by Airplane
Paris Premier Painieve departs for Morocco with plans to reach Fez or Rabat after stops at Barcelona Alicante Walaga and Tangier. He will travel with Marshal Lyautey and meet officials to discuss measures against Rifian attacks while resuming cabinet sessions in Paris next week. The Salina team leads the Southwestern League race with stronger road performance.
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Barcelona
Premier Painieve
France
Morocco
Alicante
Spain
Toulouse
Paris
Walaga
Tangier
Mier
Fez
Rabat
Lyautey
Abd-Elm
M. Painiere
Marshal Lyautey
Paria
Tueslay
Chamber of Deputies
Excelsior
Ouezzan
Bibane
Taounat
Salina
Optimists Name Drive Committee in New York
June 10 The American Memorial Foundation announced the first fellowship winner Miss Mildred Seeba a dramatic soprano from the city She will receive 1200 dollars and transport to Italy to study opera for about a year under supervision She is 24 and born in Jacksonville Florida
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New York
American Memorial Founda
Mildred Line Seeba
Seeba
Italy
Jacksonville
Fila
Welsh Wins In Indianapolis Ten Round Bout
Frankie Welsh of Chicago outpointed Cowboy Padgett of Colorado in a slow ten round bout at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis last night, as judged by local newspaper men.
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Welsh
Indianapolis
Ind
Frankie Welsh
Chicago
Cowboy Padgett
Fort Njamin Harrison
Here
Helen Boyle Fights To Come Back After Kidnapping Conviction
The article follows Helen Boyle once infamous for kidnapping Billy Whitla 15 years ago and now free on parole. Her husband died in jail, and Billy Whitla studied law at the University of Pennsylvania while Helen, unable to vote or marry, seeks to rebuild her life. She reflects on crime's lasting toll and her quest to “come back.”
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Chicago
Elen Boyle
Helen Boyle
Pittsburgh
Jim Boyle
Billy Whitla
Sharon
Cleveland
Telegraphers Honor Founder or Order
Ambrose Duane Thurston founder of the Order of Railway Telegraphers was honored in La Porte City Iowa on the thirty ninth anniversary of the organization. Union leaders representing the 96 000 member body gathered to dedicate a tablet for the man who planned the order and organized the first association with twelve charter members on June 9 1886.
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Laporte City
Ambrose Duane Thurston
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
Luderus Resigns as Shreveport Manager. Smith Appointed
Fred Luderus, former National League first baseman and world series hero, resigns as Shreveport Texas League manager. Syd Smith is named his successor. Smith previously led the Oklahoma City Club of the Western League last season.
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Shreeveport
Fred Luderus
Syd Smith
Oklahoma City
Kotex Usage Mention Sparks Public Health Note
A brief public notice states the product Kotex is widely available at drug stores and tells consumers they can use it without hesitation under its trade name.
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Kotex
Chesters Take Over Concession Control in Turkey
Henry Woodhouse said a committee of Ottoman-American Development Company stockholders has invited Admiral Colby M Chester retired and his sons Colby M Chester Jr and Commander Arthur Chester to assume full control of the Turkish concessions. The group now holds about 90 percent of the company stock and plans to exploit minerals across more than 60 000 square miles in Turkey.
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New York
A.P
Henry Woodhouse
Ottoman-American Development Company
Colby M. Chester
Colby M. Chester, Jr
Postum Cereal Company
Arthur Chester
Chester
Turkey
Chesters
Woodhouse
Mr. Woodhouse
Admiral Chester
President selects Colombian cabinet gains new lineup
President Pedro Nelespina names a cabinet for Colombia with ministers including J M Marulanda of Public Works, Francisco S Lorenzo of War, Carlos Bravo for Industry and Commerce, Ramon R Diaga for Government, Eduardo Restrepo Saen for Foreign Affairs, Jose I Vernaza for Public Instruction, and Carbonell Gonzales for Posts and Telegraphs. All are described as experienced and satisfactory to the people.
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Bogota
Colombia
A.P
Pedro Nelespina
J.-M. Marulanda
Francisco S5loranzo
Industry and Commerce
Carlos Bravo
Ramon R. Diaga
Eduardo Restrepo Saen
Jose I. Vernaza
Carbonell Gonzales
Britain Eyes China Customs Conference For Help To China
London June 10 A P Great Britain seeks cooperation with other powers at the upcoming China customs conference to aid China in restoring peace and order Ronald McNeill under secretary of state for foreign affairs told the house of commons Peace in China is the British government's aim the statement follows opposition calls to clarify Beijing policy.
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London
A.P
Great Britain
China
Ronald McNeill
House of Commons
Mem
Dawin
Nebraska approves Defense Day date for July 4
Lincoln Neb June 10 Nebraska will participate in Defense Day plans for July 4 Governor Adam McMullen informed Dwight Davis acting secretary of war Nebraska previously opposed the plan with Maine and Wisconsin under former Governor Charles W Bryan who was Democratic vice presidential nominee
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Lincoln
Neb
A.P
Nebraska
Adam McMullen
Dwight Davis
Maine
Wisconsin
Charles W. Bryan
Divorce Tangle Forces Plea Change For Landis Pair
In Los Angeles on June 10 the court heard motions in the Landis divorce case. Mrs. Mignon Lebrun Landis sought to convert her plea for separate maintenance into a divorce action, while James Cullen Landis, a motion picture star, faced a cruelty-based divorce claim. A decision was deferred until tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mignon Lebrun Landis
James Cullen Landis
Arlington pier to get road and boat houses. new recreation
City commissioners allocate 3500 dollars for a macadam road from Cedar Point road to Arlington pier. A dancing Pavilion restaurant and rest rooms plus a bathing beach for youths will be built this month. Boat houses will be rented to owners at 7.50 and 2.50 dollars monthly with a gasoline station and extended electric lighting. A watchman will guard the boats. Names of petitioners include Wingfield Brandon Powell Lining Gill Wheeler English Burgess Le Blanc Peck Inge and Adams.
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Cedar Point Road
Arlington Pier
Arlington
Alvin Wingfield
W. E. Brandon
O. H. Powell
George Lining
Albert W. Gill
R. L. Wheeler
R. C. English
R. E. Burgess
A. le Blanc
H. Peck
F. Marion Inge
L. G. Adams
Severe earthquake felt at Gonzagues Heights Observatory
The Gonzagues Heights Observatory recorded a major quake that began at 5 54 a m and lasted over three hours. The disturbance originated about 6 000 miles away and was believed to be near Formosa.
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B. C
A.P
Gonzagues Heights Observatory
Formosa
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Senor Do Amarel
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