Nazimova May Be Witness in Valentino Case
Los Angeles June 3 AP Nazimova Russian actress named as a potential witness in the Rudolph Valentino bigamy case. Exhibits included silk garments claimed as pajamas or Chinese silk suits from the honeymoon with Miss Alfred Hudnut. The hearing debated whether Valentino wore white or purple robes during Palm Springs stay.
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Los Angeles
Rudolph Valentino
Valmeee
Alfred Hudnut
Mexicali
Mexico
Palm Springs
California
Desert Oasis
Valentino
Alva Hicks
Floretta White
Alla Nazimova
Douglas Gerard
Hicks
Frank James
Famous Players-Lasky
Ala Nazimova
Mme. Nazimova
Cal
Winifred Hudnut
Mexicala
Ivanichevitche
Mies Hudnut
Jean Acker
Actor Herbert Rawlinson Denies Attack Claim in Court
Los Angeles June 3 Herbert Rawlinson film actor filed in the superior court a formal denial of a suit brought by Mrs Ethel E Clark of New York alleging he attacked her while she was an actress. The case involves family ties as her daughter has married and another named Karl Elms is mentioned.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Rawlinson
Xterday
Wia
Ethel E. Clark
York
Dids
Lawinnon
Karl Elms
Brookline
Boston
Premier Poincare Sends Memorandum to The Hague Conference
Paris reports Premier Poincare forwarded a memorandum to the United States and to all invited powers for The Hague conference on Russian affairs. France makes attendance contingent on the Soviet government accepting the Genoa memorandum presented May 12.
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Paris
Poincare
United States
Genoa
Hague
Fatty Arbuckle Becomes Motion Picture Director
Roscoe C. Fatty Arbuckle, once a film comedian barred from screens after his acquittal in the death of Virginia Rappe, has become a motion picture director directing "Buster" Keaton in a new comedy though he will not be allowed on the film set by Haynes of the Motion Picture Producers Association.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
San Francisco
Manmia
Hayn
Motion Picture Producers Association
Arbuckle
Fell in Love With Voice Over Radio
Oklahoma City June 8 AP radio romance tale. Gainesville Texas girl Dolly Smithson fell for Oklahoma City director Frank Bird after hearing his voice on a radio set seven days ago. Bird announced a selection from his orchestra concert. a letter followed and a minister sealed the radio romance.
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Oklahoma City
Dolly E. Smithson
Gainesville
Tex
Frank Bird
Grand jury to consider Ward case in New York
White Plains June 3 AP The grand jury will hear the Ward Peters killing case next Wednesday. Fifteen witnesses are expected including George Ward Walter Ward and two maids from the younger Ward's New Rochelle home Lulu Barrows and Army Mild. Westchester officials probe Cunningham story linking Walter Ward to blackmail.
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White Plains
N. Y
Clarence Peters
Walter 8. Ward
George
Ward
New Rochelle
Lulu Barrows
Army Mild
Westchester County
James J. Cunningham
Clarence Pete
Cunningham
Werner
Stamford
Conn
Rogers
Ward-Peters
Daniel A. Hanrahahn
Jackson
Peters
Hanrahahn
Walter
Bery Curtis
Police probe man named John Ciuzo in theft arrest
Philadelphia AP reports detectives investigated the identity and movements of a man who gave the name John Ciuzo of New York before his arrest yesterday. He fought when taken into custody and is held at a hospital under guard. Prisoner finger and other details were sent to New York for identification. A memorandum book on Ward Baking Co affairs and another with addresses were found.
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Philadelphia
Ward Baking Company
Rersons
Japanese Premier Takahashi Again Urges Cabinet Resignation
Tokyo June 3 AP Premier Takahashi suggests to colleagues the advisability of a joint cabinet resignation. May 3 several ministers resigned at his request over planned ministry reorganization. After executive sessions he withdrew the request on May 6 and said no changes until key business is settled.
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Tokio
Takahashi
Takashi
Doctor Seriously Injured In Auto Accident
Salt Lake City June 3 AP Doctor D Gurnesey suffered serious injuries including a fractured skull after a car accident in a residential district. Two boys found the physician pinned beneath his vehicle this morning after he had veered toward an embankment.
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Salt Lake City
D. ¥. Gurnesey
Ronan
Wreck injures nineteen on Chicago and Northwestern train
A Chicago and Northwestern passenger train from Omaha to Fargo wrecked near a station injuring nineteen people, two seriously. Officials in Chicago reported the Iowa residents among the seriously hurt.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Omaha
Fyne
Iowa
Keaton Becomes Father as Wife Delivers Son
Los Angeles reports the film comedian Buster Keaton and wife Natalie Talmadge welcomed a baby boy last night. The birth occurred at a local hospital and both mother and child are reported doing well.
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Los Angeles
Buster” Keaton
Natalie Talmadge
Instance
Norma Talwenaee
F. Keaton
British Forces Reinforced in Northern Ireland
Belfast reports say British forces arrived with 12 officers and 97 other ranks plus 12 fighters and a number of armored vehicles. Planes and boats landed as troops move toward Enniskillen and the border area amid continuing political tensions in Ulster.
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Northern Ireland
Belfast
Sokcarene
Fermaugh
Antoks
England
Aldergrove
Crown
Ulster Special
Anly
James Craig
London
Ireland
Ulater
Merger Aims to Unite Pittsburgh Coal Firms
Pittsburgh reports a planned merger of about thirty independent coal companies from Pittsburgh to Wheeling along the Panhandle division of the Pennsylvania railroad. A single corporation would hold roughly 50,000 acres of coal land with an estimated capitalization near 35 million dollars.
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Pittsburgh
Pittesurah
Wheeling
W.vanslonga
Panhandle
Pennslvania Railroad
Oes
John A. Bell
New Yee
Jury Deliberations Begin in Faus Murder Trial
In Salt Lake City on June 3 AP reports Angeline Wacaster 17 former housemaid at Charles A. Faus wholesale druggist and city education board member stands accused of murdering Faus. After closing arguments at noon the case went to the jury for verdict.
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Ealt Lake
Angeline Wacaster
Charles A. Faus
City Board of Education
Faus
Romance Watching Mathilde Horner’s Court Move
Society awaits developments in Mathilde Horner's romance as Mrs. McCormick's attorney asks for dismissal of the petition to appoint Harold McCormick as her legal guardian. The court actions hint Mathilde, 17, may remain under family guidance as the matter plays out.
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Mathildé
Ing Eter
Henry Horner
Pat
McCormick
Mathilde
Mia
Astor
Amundsen Plans Six Year Arctic Drift Voyage
Captain Amundsen announces a six year scientific drift expedition aboard the Maud to study magnetic currents ice pack and air movements from northeast Siberia toward Spitzbergen with 60 tons of fuel dogs planes and modern instruments. Oscar Wisting leads the crew with scientists and engineers aboard for Arctic exploration and data that could revolutionize meteorology and oceanography.
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Seattle
Polar Basin
Menten
North Pole
Maud
Siberian
Amundsen
Diecoverng Pole
Studec
Fee
Nome
Arctic
Pole
Siberia
Spitzenbergen
Oscar Wisting
South Pole
Carl Hansen
H. U. Svedrup
Fion Malmgren
G. N. Olonkin
O. Cave
Cacot
Dr. H. Hammer
Norway
Boy 9 Is Held in Fatal Stabbing Over Baseball Sieve
In Toolland Indiana on June 3 AP reports nine year old Robert Ilvers is charged with first degree murder after the fatal stabbing of Bernard Teeters, also nine, following a quarrel over a baseball sieve. Police say Ilvers used a kitchen knife.
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Tootland
Indiana
Robert Ilvers
Bernard Teeters
Lada
Livers
Riots reported in Kirvin Texas onset of unrest
Reports from Kirvin Texas describe a night of unrest with fears of a race riot. An arrest attempt for LeRoy Gibson ended in gunfire and Gibson's capture. Allie Gibson was killed. Rumors of armed Negroes barricaded in a house circulated as communities evacuated to denser areas.
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Kirvin
Tex
Fe County
Conrol
LeRoy Gibego
Gibson
Allie Gibson
Kirk
LeRoy Gideon
Rumors of Revolution Stir News Across Regions
AP reports June 3 that Dias, linked to revolutionary rumors, is in Mexico while believed in the United States on advice from New York. Oregon government dismisses the insurgent chatter as U S generated schemes. No insurrection feared. scattered disturbances noted in Tamaulipas and Coahuila areas.
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Dias
Exico
Dapetteee
New Orleans
War Office
United States
New York
Obregon
Unitedates
Laredo
Tamaulipe
Coahuila
Menacing Phase of R R Situation
Chicago June 3 AP a menacing phase in the railway situation grows stronger with reports that the cut for shop crafts workers could total at least 50 000 000 annually the figure likely to be announced by the railroad labor board next week B M Jewell AF of L says reductions may lead to a strike vote after a Cincinnati conference next Tuesday involving eleven railway unions while Big Four train service unions are not involved
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Public Health Board Probes Epidemic Ties to Memicall Mexico
The state board of health reviews an epidemic outbreak after an investigation linking Memicall, Mexico, to potential spread. Officials emphasize needed controls at California border to prevent import of the illness.
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Bedi
California
Ayreona
Eevins
State Board of Health
Memicall
Mexico
Navy Balloon Race Contenders Drift Over Canada
Lieutenant W F Reed of Pensacola and Crew Chief Kit Mullenax are missing as the national helium balloon race continues from Milwaukee. Officials fear Reed may be in Canada or involved in a serious accident while authorities try to determine which pilots will represent America in the international event.
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Chicago
Jame 3
W. F P. Reed
Naval Ballon
Vara Bag
Milwaukee
Canada
Miguel
Cric
W. F. Reed
Pensaco
Florida
Navy
Reed
Kit Mullenax
Great Lages
Switzerland
A &T. John
Soni
Cntis Cokes
J. P. Norflet
Chicago Packers Set to Pay One Cent on Shipped Cattle Market
Five Chicago packers led by Wilson and Armour agree to pay 1 cent a pound on cattle shipped to the Chicago livestock market. The move aims to stabilize prices as key figures from the Live Stock Exchange, including Brown, head to Salt Lake City en route to the international convention in Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Icago Packers
Enite
Cicks
Wilson, Armour
Ogrest
Live Stock Exchange
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
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