President Harding to use radio car on western tour
An observation car for President Harding is being fitted at the Pullman works in Wilmington with radio and broadcasting gear to air the president’s speeches. In Washington, Harding aims to highlight the tariff act’s flexible provisions before his Alaska trip, as Marvin of the tariff commission discusses near-term recommendations while sugar schedule reviews continue pending August return.
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Wilmington
Del
Harding
Pullman Car Works
Washington
White House
Marvin
Tariff Commission
Nineteen Denver Bunko Ring Members Sentenced
The judge rules the jury inquiry about Len Reamy did not affect any defendant on trial and upholds the verdict. Juror Sharp’s sickness and guilty verdict are deemed not to alter the legal outcome. The court overrules all grounds for a new trial, finding the trials fair and impartial.
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G. E. Sharp
Dunklee
Sharp
Iitf
Confidence men case yields long Colorado prison terms
The bunko case ended with 20 defendants found guilty after a two month trial. Sentences ranged from three to ten years in the penitentiary for several leaders and associates, with some counts run concurrently. Victims across the country testified to losses from five thousand to fifty four thousand dollars each. Credit for the arrest and investigation was given to District Attorney Van Cise and J Frank Norfolkette.
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Tadgee Coukles
Bunko
Phillip van Cise
Colorado State Rangers
Denver
Cconfidence
Colorado
England
Len Reamy
Confidence Men
van Cise
J. Frank Norfolette
Hale Center
Texas
Norfolette
Blonger
Duff
French
Cooper
Belcherd
Oleson
Potts
Davis
Byland
Mushnick
Allison
Dougherty
Hardway
Foster
Balker
Williams
Bailey
Demonstration Collides With Police Near Dresden
In Bautzen near Dresden a protest by unemployed people turned violent tearing up streets. Two bystanders were killed and six injured in the clash with police, according to a Bautzen telegram.
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Berlin
Bautzen
Dresden
Governor General Leonard Wood Says He Won't Go to China
Manila June 1 AP Gov Gen Leonard Wood denies orders to China amid bandit concerns. He states definitively he will not travel to China this year.
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China
Manila
Leonard Wood
Negro Colonel Charles Young Buried With Honors
Washington on Friday Arlington National Cemetery received the body of Colonel Charles Young the only Negro officer to reach full rank in the U S regular army He died over a year ago while serving as military attache to Liberia
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Washington
Charles Young
United States
Regular Army
Arlington National Cemetery
The First Frock of Summer Heralds New Style
A fashion note describes the season’s debut frock with a debonair Senate style, sleeveless with a matching border and sash. It features a long shouldered silhouette and a broad white hat accented by overlapping scarlet poppies, evoking spring and summer wardrobes.
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Palm Beach
Southman Connecticut
State contracts for 1924 license plates Boise
Boise June 1 The state of Idaho awarded a contract to Irwin-Affedson of Portland for 60 000 pairs of 1924 license plates at 13 97 cents per pair delivered in Boise. The contract allows an extra 10 000 pairs at the same price.
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Boise
State of Idaho
Irwin-Affedson Company
Portland
R. G. Archibald
Government Sustained After Test Vote in Paris Chamber
Paris June 1 The government won a majority of 162 on a test vote in the chamber of deputies after debate over recent royalist activities. Socialist deputies were beaten by street gangs amid the unrest.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Greensboro Becomes First N Carolina City With Policewoman
Greensboro claims the distinction as the first city in North Carolina to employ a policewoman, marking a milestone in local law enforcement.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Cooper brothers faces prison terms for tax evasion
A. A. and W. E. Cooper, nationally known, were sentenced today in Dubuque to prison terms and heavy fines for evading federal income taxes. The case highlights a crackdown on tax fraud. The article also notes a local meeting of the Pioneer Ladies club at 4355 W. Lander with refreshments and social time.
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Dubuque
Iowa
A. A
W. E. Cooper
Pocatello Pioneer Ladies
Harding Rejects Tariff Change to Lower Sugar Prices
President Harding will not consider modifying sugar tariff rates to lower prices. The decision was relayed after talks at the White House between the president and Tariff Commission Chairman Marvin about the general tariff situation.
Atlantic City Welcomes Over Ten Million Visitors Annually
The city reports more than 10 million visitors each year drawing crowds to its beaches casinos and boardwalk. Tourist numbers highlight Atlantic City as a major resort destination with steady yearly growth.
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Atlantic City
Mrs Levee Seeks Husband Estate in Texas California
Mrs Matilda Levee, who killed her estranged husband Frederick Levee, a Los Angeles attorney, on a New Orleans street corner two years ago and was released from a Louisiana hospital for the criminal insane this week, will sue his estate to claim property in Texas and California, a representative announced.
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New Orleans
Matilda Levee
Frederick Levee
Los Angeles
Louisiana Hospital
Levee
Texas
California
Army fliers complete eastward leg from New York to San Diego
Tenants Oakley G. Lelly and John MacReady of the Army Air Service arrived in Washington from Dayton today aboard the army transport monoplane T after a leisurely return to the east from a non-stop flight from New York to San Diego.
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Capital
Washington
Oakley G. Lelly
John MacReady
Army Air Service
Dayton
New York
San Diego
Medium Brown Hair Shines From Golden Tint Shampoos
A cosmetic note claims medium brown hair looks best after applying Golden Tint Shampoo. The product reportedly adds a subtle tint, enhancing natural color without harsh contrast.
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