17-Year-Old Dorothy Perkins Faces Manslaughter Verdict
New York June 28 AP. Dorothy Perkins, 17, a bobbed blonde ad clerk, was found guilty of manslaughter in a Greenwich Village incident where she shot Thomas Templeton during a party dispute over marriage. Jury deliberated two hours with some jurors seeking first degree murder. she fainted as verdict read. Sentencing to follow, with maximum 20 years.
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New York
Dorothy Perkins
Greenwich Village
Thomas Templeton
Npcdelor National
Mickey Connors
Templeton
McIntyre
Abe
Empleton
Gonners
Defense Council
Klan Official Pays His Fine in Contempt Case
Denver, June 18 AP Dr John Galen Locke grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado paid a fine of 1500 dollars and costs assessed last Monday by Federal Judge Foster Symes for contempt of court.
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Denver
Colo
John Galen Locke
Ku Klux Klan
Colorado
Foster Symes
Economy program lifts projection above hundred million
Chicago June 18 AP Brigadier General H M Lord director of the federal budget indicated the economy program for the fiscal year ending June next would exceed 100 million dollars.
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Chicago
Meral H. M. Lord
Strikes and Riots Rise in Shanghai Amid Military Involvement
Chinese workers in Shanghai attack windows and burn a Japanese owned cotton mill as protests escalate. Manchurian troops move in and tensions rise with British and Japanese goods targeted.
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Shanghai
Pootung
Heneling
Chang Tso-Lin
Ott Nang Mimueh Ligng
Ung
Fighting Bob La Follette Dies After Short Illness
Washington reports that Senator Robert M. La Follette died at 11 11 a m from heart failure brought on by angina and an asthmatic attack. The Wisconsin senator and former Independent candidate suffered long health struggles, with repeated angina attacks worsened by campaigns and duties. He passed quietly with family present, plan set to return his body to Madison for burial.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Senator la Follette Long
Fam
Ollette
Madison
Charles C Marbury
Lafollette
Europe
Senate
Florida
la Follette
Associated Press
Remains of Peter the Hermit Found in Belgium
Brussels reports that the bones of Peter the Hermit, a leading preacher of the first crusade, were found at Huy. He was born about 1050 and died at Huy on July 12, 1115, having led the early crusade toward Asia Minor in 1006.
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Brussels
Belgium
Peter the Hermit
Huy
Peter of
Amiens
Asia Minor
Amundsen Returns From Arctic Flight to Spitzbergen
New York June 18 AP The North American Newspaper Alliance reports Roald Amundsen has returned to Spitzbergen from a north pole flight. Six expedition members are safe with co leader Lincoln Ellsworth, pilots Hjalmar Riiser Larsen and Lief Dietrichson aboard.
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Alliance
Roald Amundsen
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Bernond, Prentice
Lincoln Ellsworth
Coleader
Amundsen Ellsworth
King’s Bay
Arctic
Amundsen
Bar
Hjalmer Riiser-Larsen
Norway
Gerlach
Gjoa
Northwest
King Williams Land
Magnetic North Pole
Victoria Land
Maud
Nome
Alaska
China Front Shows Slight Easing Amid Anti-Foreign Movements
New York reports tension in China easing somewhat after recent anti-foreign actions. A British constable in Shanghai was attacked but likely to recover. Shanghai shipping strike continues with many ships idle as banks prepare to open. Kiu-Kiang and Hankow show improved conditions while foreign guards remain in place. Japan adds warships at Shanghai to protect mills and schools. Shipping strikes loom at Bwatow. no reports from Amoy or Foochow.
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New York
China
Shanghai
P. S. Gavin
Kiu-Kiang
Kinkiang
Hankow
Bwatow
Amoy
Foochow
British Consul Flees to Lingmen Temple in Shanghai Crisis
A Chung-Kiang wireless report says Shanghai faces a critical situation with British consul forced from the consulate to seek refuge in the Lingmen temple. British nationals have been stoned and assaulted in the streets.
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Shanghai
Junge 18
Chung-Kiang
Lingmen Temple
Rum Runners Taking to Air Over Puget Sound
Prohibition agents in Seattle report capturing a former naval plane loaded with twenty cases of liquor and catching a larger shipment of 4000 cases of gin brandy and Scotch. The plane landed on Lake Washington and the owner L H Swisler claims wartime service as a captain. The prohibition chief plans to return the aircraft to service and pursue rum runners through their lanes.
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Seattle
Wash
Puget Sound District
Prohibition
Glenn Holt
L. H. Swisler
Lake Washington
Swisler
Today's Games Across Cities Feature Scores and Pitching
Baseball scores from Cleveland Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Washington plus listed pitchers and batters. Teams include Wells Bassler Ring Wilson Brett Hartnett Kan Wingo Me Sny der and more with RH and RHE totals noted for each matchup.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Ring
Wilson
Jacobs
Brett
Hartnett
Cincinnati
New York
Snyder
Kan
Wingo
Hargrave
Killer lynched by angry posse near Castle Gate Utah
Robert Marshall, a Black coal miner, was seized by a mob near Castle Gate and hanged by the Price River bank after shooting Lake Burns, Castle Gate city marshal, days earlier. Police records note a prior lynching in 1883 in East Lake City.
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Robert Marshall
Castle Gate
Utah
Lake City
Ro’ Marshall
Ity
Marshal Millen Burns
Marshall
Burns
Price River
Marshal Burns
Pogses
East Lake City
Price
Jim Hots
Burt
Milton Burne
Cestic Gate
Carbon County
Directors declare $1.75 quarterly dividend on Dodge Bros preferred stock
New York June 18 AP Directors of Dodge Brothers Inc. announce an initial quarterly dividend of 1.75 per share on the preferred stock. The dividend is payable July 15 to stock of record July 1.
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New York
Dodge Bros., Inc
Automobile
Dillon, Read and Eereerner
Prison guard charged in Stockton counterfeiting case
Stockton June 18 A Folsom prison guard Henry Welch was arrested after officers say counterfeit money was produced and passed by prisoners. Welch allegedly possessed plans and materials to counterfeit fifty cent pieces and provided details linking convicts at the prison to the operation. Formally charged today, the police captain said two prisoners face indictment for counterfeiting.
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Stockton
Calif
Eos
Henry
Folsom
Oreaty
Welch
Pol
Boy Captured Spelling Match Victory by Louisville Youth
Frank Neuhauser of Louisville won the national spelling contest finals last night, earning a gold medal and a college education scholarship worth about 2,000 dollars. The event drew some 9,500 entrants nationwide and highlighted Neuhauser’s spelling prowess in the final rounds.
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Washington
Frank Neuhauser
Louisville
Jolus
Edna Stora Trentoc
N. J
Neuhauser
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