Burrell Idaho Welfare Chief Faces Liquor Charge
Boise June 2 AP David Burrell Idaho commissioner of public welfare arrested yesterday on a charge of unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. He will appear for a preliminary hearing tomorrow at 9:30 before Justice of the Peace R W Adams. Complainant was Charles Haffke Idaho Anti Saloon League superintendent. Governor Baldridge said he would wait for all facts before acting. Bond was posted by Craig Coffin and Donald White. Details outline arrest of Burrell and McCabe December 4 1926 and prior actions by U S prohibition officers and District Attorney Ray.
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Boise
David Burrell
Idaho
H. C. Baldridge
Burrell
Craig Coffin
Donald 8
United States District Attorney's Office
Haffke
E. D. Paris
Fred Condit
United States Prohibition Enforcement
Fred McCabe
United States District Court
McCabe
Ray
Owen Bacio
Ale
Emotional fervor sweeps assembly as funds paid out
In San Francisco on June 2 AP reports the 139th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America adjourned after approving mileage and expense checks totaling 185000 dollars. Delegates expressed deep emotion as Moderator Robert E Speer urged harmony. A minor clash over the permanent judicial commission was averted. Two New York ministers who questioned virgin birth and miracles were confirmed.
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San Francisco
Jume 2
139Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Robert E. Speer
Permanent Judicial Commission
New York
Lindbergh Flies 6555 Miles in Spirit of St. Louis Trip
New York reports Captain Charles A. Lindbergh has covered about 6555 miles in his monoplane Spirit of St. Louis since May 10. Flight segments include San Diego to St. Louis 1600 miles and Paris to Brussels 175 miles before shipment to America. The Spirit arrived from Gosport at once for loading onto the USS Memphis for Cherbourg pickup.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spirit of
St. Louis
San Diego
Calif
Paris
Brussels
Lindbergh
London
Gosport
America
American legation strengthens in Peking amid Chinese tensions
In Peking June 2 AP reports Washington weighs pulling the U S legation to the coast as civil war looms. About 2 000 marines led by General Smedley Butler move from Shanghai at the minister’s request to bolster northern China defense while planning withdrawal when safe.
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Peking
Washington
Legation
MacMurray
Smedhey D. Butler
Shanghai
United States
China
Nanking
Yangtse
Women Discuss Indian Affairs in Grand Rapids
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs reaffirmed support for national and state prohibition. A second reading of four resolutions on citizenship rights for Indians was adopted with a wording change to “accounting” for the clause on due process and rights. A third resolution seeking a U S Senate survey on Indian conditions was tabled after debate.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
H. A. Atwood
Riverside
Calif
Department of American Citizenship
Federation
Sadie Orr-Dunbar
Portland
Ore
Atwood
United States Senate
United States
Walter McNab Miller
New York
New Science Foretells Time and Manner of Death
In a San Francisco notice dated June 2, Dr C Ward Crampton announces a new science called Prophetic medicine that would forecast time and manner of death from health, heredity, habits, and past illness. Nurses nationwide will attend the forthcoming convention of a nursing education group to discuss it.
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San Francisco
National of Nursing Education
C. Ward Crampton
Health Service Clinic
New York Post Graduate School of Nursing
Crampton
World's Largest Sculpture Mount Rushmore Underway
Keystone South Dakota June 2 Roaring jackhammers begin transforming granite Mount Rushmore into figures of Washington Lincoln Jefferson and Roosevelt The project planned to finish five years from now with a 465 foot tall group and a 435000 budget funded by private subscription Borglum Norbeck Robinson and others assure completion even if Borglum is unable to continue with Hugo Villa and Major J G Tucker prepared to finish from his models
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Gutzen Borglum
Mount Rushmore
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Lee
Borglum
Stone Mountain
Rhodes
United States
Peter Norbeck
Doane Robinson
South Dakota
Hugo Villa
J. G. Tucker
Athletics Rout Indians In MLB Action At Philadelphia
Crushing two Cleveland pitchers, the Athletics won 8 to 4 as heavy hitting led the offense. Also, Cy Williams homered for Pittsburgh in a 7 to 3 win over Philadelphia, and Ted Lyons pitched Chicago to a 7 to 2 victory over the Red Sox. A separate item notes a large oil settlement of 11 million dollars in Elk Hills assets.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Athletics
Indians
Pittsburgh
Cy Williams
Boston
Ted Lyons
Chicago
Red Sox
Vanderbilt divorce granted in Paris custody awarded
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt formerly Virginia Fair was granted a divorce in Paris. The judgment notes Mr. Vanderbilt drove his wife from their home and was emotionally cold. Custody of their son William K. Vanderbilt III goes to Mrs. Vanderbilt. no alimony was requested. The couple married in 1889 and remained apart for years.
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Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Virginia Fair
William Kissam Vanderbilt
New York
Baseball Scores From Today's American League Games
In Washington St Louis 2 Washington 11 Chicago 7 at Boston 28 runs to 3 over Boston. Detroit 2 New York 8. Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati 0 New York 0. Contents include line scores and pitcher notes for Gaston Wingard ONeill Thurs ton Ruel O Shaute Karr Collins Sewell Gray Perkins Lyons McCurdy Wiltze Wilson Hoffman Moore Stearr Woodall Ruether Grabowski Ferguson Wilson Hill Smith MacQuillen Grimes ONeill Cummings Donohue May Picinich Hargraves.
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Chicago
Lyons
McCurdy
Wiltze
Wilson
Hoffman
Moore
New York
R. H. E. Detroit
Stearr
Woodall
Ruether
Grabowski
Cincinnati
MacQuillen
Grimes
O'Neill
Cummings
Donohue
May
Picinich
Hargraves
Secretary Says Mellon May Be Suitable But Not Himself
Washington June 2 AP reports a new anti third term group criticized Andrew J Mellor. The secretary commented with a smile that it might be all right for Andrew J Mellon but not for him. The remarks reflected cautious stance on constitutional limits.
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Washington
Andrew J. Mellor
Wee Presidentis! Timber
Andrew J. Mellon
Wwe
W C Z U Goal in Membership Million Women
Mrs Ella C Boole national president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union addresses the Northern Baptists convention in Chicago. She outlines a campaign to change public sentiment and reach a million women upholding the law while criticizing newspapers and college traditions for undermining prohibition efforts.
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Chicago
Ella C Boole
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Northern Baptists Convention
Champaign
America
Commission formed to review Sacco and Vanzetti case
Boston June 2 the internationally celebrated Sacco and Vanzetti case gains a new step with Governor Fuller appointing a commission to aid his review. Advisory members include A Lawrence Lowell Robert Grant and Samuel W Stratton. They operate independently as the governor reconsiders the long litigation and death sentence set for July 10.
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Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzzetti
Alvan T. Fuller
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Robert Grant
Samuel W. Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Puller
Vanzetti
Sacco
South Braintree
Notre Dame basketball coach Keegan to stay for 1927-28 season
South Bend June 2 George Keegan head basketball coach has saved a contract to remain at Notre Dame for the 1927 28 season.
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Notre Damp
South Bend
Ind
George Keegan
Notre Dame
Lindbergh to Fly Again From Washington on June 11
Captain Lindbergh will depart from the Washington navy yard aboard the cruiser Memphis at noon Saturday June 11 and fly to New York in the Spirit of St Louis. Navy and Army planners anticipate an elaborate reception with a large fleet of planes meeting at sea and a seaplane squadron to escort the cruiser.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Washington Navy Yard
Memphis
Coolidge
New York
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Navy
Army
Los Angeles
Amaller
Port Closure to British Shipping Reported
Patch to the Daily Express says Vishivostock will be closed to British vessels and that transport of materials for Lena Gold Mine railway is forbidden across the Russo Manchurian border. Eighty percent of Windivestock calls are British. British foreign office has no confirmation and officials doubt the action.
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Patch
Daily Express
Vishivostock
The
Lena
Windivestock
British Foreign Office
Author Dies in Desperate Poverty in Los Angeles
Francis Grierson, 71, noted author, died in poverty in Los Angeles after a Tuesday demise at his piano. His secretary, Waldemar Tanner, aided by the assistant league, arranged funeral plans while the writer lived on charity. Grierson also had pursuits in music, art, and philosophy and lectured widely.
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Los Angeles
Francis Grierson
Ald
Grierson
League
Waldemar Tanner
Europe
United States
England
Elko Nevada Car Crash Kills Mrs Hawley
Mrs Curtis B Hawley died at Elko hospital after an auto crash eight miles east of Elko Nevada. Her husband was seriously hurt as they and several family members returned from Del Monte California where Mr Hawley attended a convention earlier in the week.
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EATAL
Salt Lake City
Curtis B. Hawley
Elko
Nev
Chaplin Denies Allegations in Divorce Suit
Los Angeles June 2 AP Charles Spencer Chaplin responded to Lita Grey Chaplin's divorce complaint. He denies all charges and delivers a counterclaim accusing her of infidelity extravagance and neglect of their children. He alleges she associated with two men including a car salesman and disputes cruelty and seduction claims. He states she lied about him and herself.
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Los Angeles
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
Chaplin
Tne
Ss Tal
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