Rififians Face Two Powers in Effort on Fez
Morocco, a flash point in northwest Africa, faces a Franco Spanish military push as Abd-el-Krim and his Rift fighters confront French and Spanish forces. A Franco Spanish conference opens in Madrid to plan joint action while French leaders tour Rabat to assess troop dispositions. Advices from Spain hint Riffian goodwill toward France, though several posts have fallen and leadership divisions emerge amid heavy losses.
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Abd-El-Krim
Madrid
M. Painleve
Rabat
Chamber of Deputies
Ouergha
Balk Abd-Hi-Krim
Fez
Spanh
Decisive action seen near in Rif and Alhucemas base
Foz in French Morocco reports imminent decisive action against Rifian tribesmen as Spain plans to land up to 20 000 men to seize the Alhucemas naval base near Seea Moors. El Krim shifts troops north and toward Adjiz as French contemplate an offensive. Verbal evacuations of Ouezzan civilians were completed with order as Yebala and Rhouna tribesmen conflicts rise.
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Foz
French Morocco
Spain
Alhucemas
El-Krim
Adjiz
Yebala
Ouezzan
Sone
Spanish Morocco
Wounded man desired to die case in Oakland
Oakland report says a wounded veteran tied to a bed in a filled room allegedly urged a friend to assist his death. Police note the victim suffered a Verdun bullet wound and had previously attempted gas suicide. A landlady heard two men, one leaving, as officers search for the suspected killer amid the bizarre scene.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Po
John
Verdun
Pedestarren
Chicago Finds New Way to Make Smoke
Chicago pioneers a refined smoking method for ham and bacon in packing plants. A long gas burner smolders hardwood sawdust to generate smoke while meat temperature is raised to the proper point before smoking.
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Chicago
Yuma Publisher Takes Stand in Libel Trial
Geo. W. Lynn, Yuma publisher, testified in his own defense in a libel trial. Evidence showed his newspaper work and merchant witnesses testified they had not been intimidated in solicitation. The case centers on articles alleging formaldehyde in milk at the Sanguinetti dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma, Ariz
Geo. W. Lynn
Yuma
Lynn
E. F. Sanguinetti
Sanguinetti
Lynn’s
Yunnanese General Rejects Soviet Offer of Aid
Yang Hsi Min, a Yunnanese commander, said Soviet Russia offered 10.9 million dollars and 60 000 rifles with ammunition if an agreement was signed. He stated the offer was refused and did not reveal the proposed terms.
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Canton
Yang Hsi- Min
Associated Press
Russia
Yang
Seventy Five Years of Married Life Seventy Five Years
In Bottineau County North Dakota Mr and Mrs John Behnck mark seventy five years of marriage. The couple reside on a farm with five children and seven grandchildren reported by AP.
Caillaux Plan Takes Full Care Of Foreign Loan
Paris June 11 AP Finance Minister Vaillaux outlined France must settle inter allied debts with a definite plan and budget stability. He said hefty taxes would gain leniency from the United States and Britain, aiming to restore confidence and avoid inflation while meeting treasury needs.
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Paris
France
Vaillaux
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
United States
M. Caillaux
Great Britain
Treasury
Anglo French security pact in doubt amid briefing dispute
London and Paris clash over what the security pact entails as Chamberlain and Briand debate publication terms. Geneva dispatches say Britain objects to misleading accounts while Briand travels home to Berlin, with Echo de Paris noting Britain insists the treaty remains bilateral and adaptable.
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Cretary
Chamberlain
Briand
Geneva
Germany
M. Briand
Berlin
Echo de Paris
Baldwin
House of Commons
Tariff Talks Resume as Smoot Seeks Narrow Path
Washington June 11 AP Senator Smoot of Utah returns to work as Senate finance committee chair and meets Roy A Cheney secretary of the National Association of Leather Glove Manufacturers. Both avoid details but Smoot signals opposition to reopening tariff questions this session. He plans to confer with President Coolidge and shape the summer agenda on tax reforms and duties.
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Washington
Senator Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Roy A. Cheney
National Association of Leather Glove Manufacturers
Smoot
Congress
Coolidge
Penate Finance Committee
France to take steps to settle debt with United States
In Gourmand Bonnevere Briand and U S Congressman Theodore Burton discussed debt funding. Briand indicated France intends soon to settle its debt to the United States with steps forthcoming.
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Geneva
Robbers Loot Bank in Padwenhy Kentucky Heist
Two unidentified men entered a bank in Padwenhy Kentucky June 1. They forced the cashier to open the vault with currency and escaped with money. No further details were provided on suspects or exact amounts.
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Padwenhy
Garrevilly
Amphibian planes arrive for Arctic expedition
The Na-3 amphibian aircraft reached Squantum Mass after a squall forced a landing at Sagamore Point Cape Cod. Na-1 and Na-2 arrived earlier. Two planes go to the navy yard to join Commander MacMillan aboard the Peary while the third sails to Wis Castle. The Ingertre, guiding Amundsen search flier, receives word Advent Bay will host rendezvous with Farm bearing base units.
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Squantum Mass
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Philadelphia
Sagamore Point
Cape Cod
Navy Yard
Ingertre
Spitzbergen
Lutzow Holm
Oslo
Advent Bay
Kingsbay
Danes Island
Amundsen
Pole
Johannessen
Graft Charge Against Three Mounts From Buffalo Textile Firm
Oscar F C Kunan president of Auto Knitter Hosiery company his wife and Burton Bigelow manager were released on 10000 bail each after arrest on charges of violating a federal statute and using the mails to defraud. The firm sold knitting machines to housewives with a supposed guarantee of sex knitted on them and is said to have netted about 6000000 in ten years.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Oscar F. C. Kunan
Auto Knitter Hosiery
Burton Bigelow
Liberty
Baseball scores and lineups from today’s games
National league results show Chicago, Cincinnati, Boston and St Louis wins with pitchers Nehf Couch Petty and others in tight battles. Washington and Detroit also posted scores as sluggers and pitchers contributed in a busy afternoon program.
Ruth Carded First Home Run In Season For Yankees
New York batter Dabe Ruth hit his first homer of the season in the seventh inning driving the ball to right field for a large line at the Yankee park. Cleveland is listed in the tag as a referenced opponent.
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New York
Fuzs
Dabe Ruth
Yankee
Cleveland
Rival factions fight for Canton control amid heavy casualties
In Canton the battle between rival military leaders intensified with dawn corpses in the river after a failed surprise landing. Ten foreign gunboats, including medical aid ships, reach the port. Yunnanese troops back the Kwangtung wing to govern, while public opinion supports keeping Yunnanese forces in charge.
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Canton
Kwangtung
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Chinese riverfront strike paralyzes steamship traffic in Shanghai
On June 11 the Chinese strike paralyzed river traffic as twenty eight vessels awaited Chinese crews. Business and residential districts faced ongoing strike agitation with pamphlets distributed. Hopes rested on native bank reopenings and chamber of commerce guidance to resume commerce amid hot, clear weather.
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Shanghai
Bey
Chamber of Commerce
Chinese Chamber committee named to aid mediation
Shanghai June 11 AP secretary of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce says a twenty one member committee has been appointed to assist in mediating between sides. Continued on page eight.
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Shanghai
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Felt Industry on the Carpet
The government filed an anti trust suit in Chicago to dissolve a monopoly in cattle and calf hair and hair felt. The Tanners Products company, a Hair scene as 115 c e6, is named as a defendant, accused of restraint of interstate trade and monopoly in soft hair felt and related materials.
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Washington
Government Today
Chicago
Tanners Products Company
United States
Dante
Smith to Quit Political Game in Albany Report
Syracuse, June 11 AP reports Governor Alfred E. Smith will retire from politics at term end and may take a $50,000 yearly writing job with the New York World. Smith publicly says he knows nothing about an agreement with that paper and declines to comment.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
United States
Albany
Syracuse Herald Today
Herald
New York World
Smith
Plasterers Battle Within Threatens Major Construction
New York June 11 AP. An inside fight among plasterers risks halting $109 million in building work across New York Chicago Detroit Washington and Toronto. The labor department has not reconciled the warring factions. Leading contractors plan to appeal to President Coolidge.
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New York
Cicago
Detroit
Washington
Toronto
Department of Labor
Coolidge
Railroads Provide Shippers With Value, Thom Says
Alfred P. Thom of the Association of Way Executives told the annual convention of the way Accounting Officers that railroad service has revolutionized business, saving millions for shippers by quick freight movement and reduced need for surplus stock. He praised postwar performance and urged lawmakers to avoid restrictive legislation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Alfred P. Thom
Association of Way Executives
Jway Accounting Officers Association
Communist Hanged in Cathedral Bomb Case Fourth Man Executed
Sofia June 11 AP The fourth man to be hanged for the Sveti Kral cathedral bombing was executed in April Pertchemleff a communist. The other men were hanged on May 27 for the bombing which killed 160 people.
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Sofia
Svetikral
Pertchemleff
Publicity Stunt Aims to Land Job in Chicago
An odd Chicago item reports a Denver youth used publicity ploys to seek employment. The boy allegedly could not find work and jumped into Lake Michigan to draw attention.
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Chicago
Pa Wee
Denver
Lake Michigan
Fragmented OCR yields unclear hospital case
Incomplete text describes a person taken to hospital after an incident. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable, with multiple garbled fragments.
Shepherd Case Opens in Chicago Trial
Chicago June 11 AP The defense seeks to curb the opening. William Darling Shepherd faces a jury charged with fatally administering typhoid germs to his son William Nelson McClintock. State's Attorney Crowe outlines a case tied to an estate plot. spectators closely watch as court restrictions limit photography and press access.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Hynce
Robert E. Crowe
William Darling Shepherd
William Nelson McClinock
William Scott Stewart
Emma Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
Crowe
Lynch
Young McClintock
Harry Olson
McClintock
Stewart
Isabeli Pope
Waa
John H
Cook County
Shepherd
Strikers Clash Over Waterford Power Plant Seizure
At New Waterford miners and company guards fought over the Waterford power plant. William Davis and others were wounded as striking pickets were repelled by company police. Mounted guards attempted to restore order amid scattered stones and injuries.
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New Waterford
William Davis
Ead
Waterford
British Empire Steel Corporation
Emplo
Hositale
Giratson
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Caillaux Plan
Nehf
Greenfield
Huntzinger
Gowdy
Jones and
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Cincinnati
Couch
Betts Winso
Heuline
Wilson
Donohue
Wago
R. HE
Boston
Pittsby
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Gibson
Yde
St. Lowie
Raf St. Louis
Petty and Taylor
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Ovengros
Crowes
Rennawe
Cochrane
Gilder, Davis, and
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