Rival powers in North China loom as danger grows
Washington reports three linked phases in China's turmoil. Cantonese forces recaptured Canton from Yunnanese mercenaries while radicals allied with Sun Yat Sen faced oppression. A rising anti foreign movement spreads from Shanghai along the Yangtse. Western observers foresee a northern civil war among rival powers near Peking, with Soviet Russia influencing events.
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China
Canton
Sun-Yat-Sen
Shanghai
Yangtse
Peking
Russia
Canton Appet
Chang and
Eng
Anette Sai Tat Ae Fry
Kinfing
Honan
Hankow
Kinkiang
Kinling
Kinukiang
France plans Morocco patrols as Rif War tongues blunt
Paris reports Premier Painleve announced measures to curb Rifian attacks off the Moroccan coast. The cabinet met three hours to discuss Moroccan and financial policy while parliament readiness for debate grows.
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M. Painleve
Morocco
Riffian
Torse
Dloe
Paisleve
M. Doriot
Tii
Sixteen Are Rescued After Shark Infested Waters
A sampan capsized off Molokai Island sending sixteen men and women into shark filled seas. Eugene Douvauchelie 40 swam five miles to Molokai ran inland formed a relief party and rescued a companion. Two bodies were recovered and two others drowned after ten hours in the water. Survivors reached Maui on an inter island vessel.
Scotia Strike Growing Amid Metal Mines Turmoil
Sydney Nova Scotia June 16 AP reports a miner strike involving 12,000 workers continues with looting and arson at New Aberdeen and Sydney areas. Guards and searchlights hold lines as troops from Ottawa and Toronto arrive. James Murdock the Canadian labor minister offers mediation.
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Dominion Seo
British Empire Steel Corporation
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Florence
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Toronto
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United Mine Workers
James Murdock
Steel Corporation
Coolidge Calls Conference on Broad Income Tax Repeal
President Coolidge sees little gain from state income tax repeal and proposes a conference of state officials. He doubts a general agreement for states to retire from income taxes in exchange for repeal of the federal inheritance tax remains feasible.
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Washington
Coolidge
Tariff Revision Hopes Meet President Coolidge Review
Washington June 16 AP reports suggestions to repeal flexible tariff provisions aim to gain President Coolidge support. He questions broad public backing for repeal and whether the move would receive administration approval.
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Washington
Coolidge
Fox Carries Big Insurance Policy
New York June 16 AP William Fox president of the Fox film corporation increased his life policy to 6.5 million dollars from 2.0 million. The policy is underwritten by sixteen companies making Fox the second largest insured individual after Rodman Wanamaker whose coverage totals 7.5 million. Five million goes to Fox’s hedge corporation and the remainder to his estate.
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New York
William Fox
Fox Film Corporation
the Spectator
Fox
Rodman Wanamaker
Hix Corporation
Anti foreign agitation sparks quick action in Shanghai
News from Shanghai reports a British subject W. W. Mackenzie killed and Miss Mary Duncan injured as seven assailants halted their car. The incident heightens tensions in the anti foreign movement in China and signals likely swift diplomatic steps at Peking amid ongoing strain over foreign concessions.
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China
Shanghai
W. W. MacKenzie
Mary Duncan
Enid
Out Iin
Peking
MacKenzie
Duncan
Tientsin
Changian War
Ang Wld
Weer Aa Yu Hsiang
Lin
Feng
Great Britain
London
Baldwin
Baseball scores and lineups from today’s games
Schedule of out of town and home games with team pairings and notable pitchers and batters. Includes Boston, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Washington, St Louis matchups with partial inning details and key players listed.
Olds Named Secretary of State in Goalie Appointment
Washington June 16 AP reports President Goalie appoints Ever B. Olds of St. Paul to secretary of state.
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Tune 16
Goalie
Ever B. Olds
St. Paul
Englewood Teen Dorothy Reilly Arrives on Drottningholm
Dorothy Reilly sixteen from Englewood New Jersey arrived Tuesday aboard the Swedish American liner Drottningholm. She recalled leaving the ship Rae moments before it sailed from New York, saying she is done with ships and ferries for life.
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N. J
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Rae
Uader
New York
Doomed Emigrant Train Wreck In Rockport Leaves 29 Dead
A Delaware Lackawanna and Western emigrant special derailed at Rockport Rhode Island after an earth slide during a storm. Twenty nine bodies recovered or identified at hospitals or morgues, with dozens injured. The wreck killed engineer Fred Loomis and multiple passengers including women and children amid banners proclaiming a visit to homeland.
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Rockport
R. I
Fred Loomis
Duncan Dunn
Dover
Phillipsburg
Easton
Morristown
Antonio Bernhardt
Barbara Lahrer
Undrtaker Cochran
Hackettstown
Iowa Ballots to Be Recounted in Brookhart-Steck Contest
Re counting of the Brookhart Steck senatorial ballots in Iowa is expected to begin soon. Ballots and voting machine records from all counties except one have been received. A large force will work, and the committees expect a few days to complete the process.
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Washington
Iowa
Wisconsin Senator La Follette Condition Remains Unchanged
Washington June 16 AP The illness of Senator La Follette of Wisconsin bronchial asthma is reported unchanged today despite medical updates and public interest in his health status.
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Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
Rates upheld for shipping bodies
Washington June 16 AP report says Expresa companies may keep charges for shipping bodies at double the usual passenger rates as the Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed a complaint filed by undertaking associations. The decision solidifies the higher transport fees for funeral shipments.
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Washington
Expresa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inside Code Of Liquor Gang In Hands Police
Miss Isa belle Pope testifies in Shepherd murder trial that Billy McClintock's will favored his foster father and Iowa relatives. She describes a fifty fifty estate split with Mrs Shepherd and Iowa cousins, and notes a $106 009 bequest to Mrs William Shepherd. The cross examination reveals doubts about the will and engagement context as court adjourns for lunch.
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Chicago
Isabelle Pope
Billy McClintock
Iowa
Darling Shepherd
Shepherd
Miss Pope
William Shepherd
Billy
Stewart
Young McClintock
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
State's Attorney Sees Evidence to Clean Up Chicago Underworld
Chicago June 16 AP six leather bound books reveal the Genna gang operations records of liquor receipts and shipments names shippers prices paid and received Police found the documents in the Genna headquarters following a raid State's Attorney Crowe called the material enough ammunition to send the Genna gang to the penitentiary or drive them from the city Immigrant bureau chief Howard Ebey noted Mike Genna was questioned in a related arrest and that several migrants were smuggled into the country The Genna brothers are Italian immigrants delivering liquor in Chicago for 500 per head.
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Genna Brothers
Genna
Crowe
Howard Ebey
Immigration Bureau
Mike Genna
Louis Venzazza Azzarello
Tampa
Cups Des Olin
Victim's Statement Shown in Bail Hearing Case
In Noblesville Indiana June 16 AP a statement claimed to be by Miss Madge Oberholtzer was turned over to Judge Fred E Hines for the bail hearing of D Stephenson Earl Klinck and Earl Gentry charged with her murder The document recounts alleged abduction liquor forcible removal to Hammond and attacks on a train and hotel and poison administered without antidote to delay medical care The state expects the statement to be central evidence in alleging death from medical neglect and confinement after a poison incident
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Ind
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Fred E. Hines
Hamilton Circuit Court
Hammond
Stephenson
Jud Hines
Klinek
Gentry
Jenkins Rises Another Row Over Puebla Properties
Mexico City dispatches report renewed tension after American George Camp at the San Pedro ranch, Coxtecan, Cobam area, was protected by Mexican troops following a complaint against agrarian leader Uel Montes. Camp sought U.S. embassy help over arrests of ranch workers.
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Puebla
Jenkins
Sta Department
Mexican Foreign Office
George Camp
San Pedro
Coxtecan
Cormac
Rosalie Evans
Second trial of Mark Collins in McQuown murder underway
Closing arguments had not ended by noon in the district court in Salt Lake City as Mark Collins of Chico California faces a second trial for the October killing of C H McQuown lumber salesman and former Buhl Idaho mayor. A prior trial ended with a hung jury and another jury is expected to decide before day's end.
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Salt Lake City
Mark Collins
Chico
Calif
C. H. McQuown
Buhl
Idaho
McQuown
Collins
Invalid Takes Ride in an Airplane
Seattle AP reports Dr. Frank R. Loope, bedridden for 14 years and unable to move his head, enjoyed a 22 minute airplane ride reflecting the earth below. He found the experience as fun as a child on his first circus trip.
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Seattle
Frank R. Loope
Loo
Dr. Loved
Shanghai Riots Raise Life for Life Slogan Across City
Shanghai reports show rioters using Life for Life as a slogan after the clash that killed a British subject. Foreigners in Nanking face danger as Chinese workers strike at Japanese and British firms. British officials in Beijing consider next steps while awaiting Chamberlain and Kellogg communications.
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Chungkiang
Kiukiang
Nanking
Parte
Yangtse
Chinese Troops Guard Peking After Foreign Legations Act
The Peking government moved detachments of General Feng Yu-Hsiang’s troops into the city for guard duty and posted pickets outside foreign firm offices and foreign residents. Several units of General Chang Tso-Lin’s troops also arrived, but cooperation with Feng’s men is uncertain.
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Peking
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Chang Tso-Lin
Feng
Anti foreign agitation frets Taiwan area leaders say
Washington reports in a Canton dispatch that anti foreign agitation in the vicinities causes uneasiness in the area and nearby cities. Consul General Jenkins told the state department in a June 14 dispatch. The note refers to a June 8 student action in Wuchow where a mob shouted kill.
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Washington
Ton
Jenkins
State Department
Canton
Wuchow
Iowa Flood Toll Rises With Des Moines Deaths and Property Loss
Severe Iowa floods late Sunday caused two deaths and massive property damage across northeastern counties. Cascade and Manchester suffered the worst hits as farmland and rail lines were inundated. residents like Mrs. Russell faced peril in rising waters. Rescue efforts continued as other towns reported damage and boats navigated washed bridges.
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Iowa
Cascade
Manchester
Mra
Qaleb Russell
Edward Bell
Russell
Pemport
Wein
New Hampton
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