Duluth Lynching After Mob Attack Sparks Grand Jury Call
In Duluth a mob of about 5000 overran the police station and lynched three circus roustabouts accused in the assault on a 17 year old white girl. A special grand jury was convened to investigate and National Guardsmen deployed to restore order.
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Duluth
Mian
District Court
Minnesota National Guardsmen
Paul
Fort Guelling
Virginia
Minn
Frank L. Magic
Ramsey Couner
Minnesota
St. Paul
Isaac McGhie
Elmer Jackson
Nats Greene
Trecka
Second Avenue East
Fliat Street
Northwestern grad graduates with baby in tow
Mrs Tracy Kane of Evanston tops a class of 785 at Northwestern University earning a bachelor of arts and an honorary scholarship membership while three years earlier she entered in 1917 with a newborn. She managed her child housework and studies, plans a master's degree, and balances family life with campus duties. Also Dr Milbenk Johnson of Los Angeles received a doctor of laws and Dr Henry Taylor Terry, law emeritus professor at Imperial University of Tokio, was honored.
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Chicago
Howard Kane
Tracy
Evanston
Northwestern University
Mother Goose
Milbenk Johnson
Los Angeles
Henry Taylor Terry
Imperial University of
No Wind Delays Newport Americas Cup Race
Noon at Newport on June 16s race between Resolute and Vanitie delayed by a collapsed wind as contenders for the Americas Cup defender faced a wait of an hour before the start.
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Newport
R. J
Resolute
van He
Dempsey Faces Carpentier Challenge After Acquittal
Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion and manager Jack Kearns faced Carpentier’s challenge as events unfolded in Wichita. Carpentier vowed a fight after October 10 if Dempsey agreed, while Kearns said negotiations would proceed for a bout with Carpentier in Europe or America and that Dempsey would fight within a week.
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Ian Fenectare
William Harrisee
Jack) Dempsey
Pugiiant
Jack Kearns
Charien W. Thomas
United States
France
America
Dempsey
Carpentier
Kearns
Billy Minky
Bill Brennan
Carpentiers
Dempary
APD
Jack Dempsey
Redvy
Wichita
Kan
Challenge of Org
Peur « Adpion
Myers wins bantamweight title at Pocatello arena
Spud Myers of Pocatello defeats Charley Kindo of Salt Lake in ten rounds to claim bantamweight honors in Intermountain country. The Card also features Charley Lavatta of Pocatello versus Louie Poluso of Salt Lake in a ten round draw. The undercard includes Livinsky vs Ortega, and Frank Sevieno beat Harry Baker. Referee Pat Phelan praised, and Gate City Athletic Club promotes a successful show.
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Pocatello
Auditorium Theatre
Salt Laker
Kindo
Pat Phelan
Myers
Spug
Spugg
Gate City Athletic Club
Northwest
Charley Lavatta
Louie Poluso
Salt Lake
Lavatta
Poluso
Charley
Javatta
Livinsky
Ortega
Curley Eastley
Frank Sevieno
Harry Baker
Sevieno
Baker
Frank
Pat
John Nevins
T. W. Rickard
Bannock Rams Sent to Japan for Stock Exchange
Issa Tanimura of Tokyo, Japan, visiting Pocatello to view Bannock County sheep holdings. He has bought high bred rams from A. J. Knollin and will tour a Snake River Valley state farm. Japan, with under 3000 sheep, seeks to develop its stock industry and will hear Rotary talks on related topics at a noon meeting.
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Idaho
Japan
Issa Tanimura
Pocatello
Iie
A. J. Knollin
Bannock
Rotarians
Federation Favors Irish Republic at Montreal Convention
At a large Montreal convention on June 16 the American Federation of Labor reaffirmed support for recognizing the Irish republic. Delegates adopted resolutions urging withdrawal of British forces from Ireland and the right of self determination for the Irish people.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Ireland
Pensacola launches rat drive to halt bubonic plague
Pensacola Florida begins a city wide rat killing drive to curb bubonic plague after two deaths since last Friday. The update notes physicians declare the disease present in the area and outlines containment steps. A separate New York report records the Bowery box office hit The Last Days of Pompeii earning ten thousand dollars in its first week of 1935 run.
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Pensacola
Fla
Bowery Theatre
New York City
Prohibition Forces Push for Strong Nineteenth Amendment Stand
Washington reports Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League says the Democratic convention should adopt a strict enforcement plank for the eighteenth amendment and enforcement act. Wheeler claims the Chicago resolutions committee failed to carry the law enforcement position to the full convention and Bryan would back it if adopted.
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Washington
San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Wheeler
Bryan
Cer
Court removes state receiver for Midland Parking
In Des Moines June 16 AP a federal court order removing J A Johnson as state court receiver for Midland Parking Sioux City concert was modified Johnson remains co receiver with two others The attorney general was notified his appeal from the federal decision on jurisdiction will be heard in Denver at the September term.
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Des Moines
J. A. Johnson
Midland Parking Company
Sioux City
Hagener
Johnson
Denver
Barter Market Opens Near Berlin Halensee
In Halensee near Berlin a general store operates a moneyless barter system. Country farmers trade dairy produce for boots, shoes, cotton, yarn, candles and similar goods. Eggs serve as the basic unit of value in this exchange.
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Berlin
Halensee
Camp Grant homicide inquiry widens as four soldiers sought
Five Camp Grant soldiers were questioned after the death of Mrs Maude Lucille Moss wife of Captain LeRoy H Mons. Investigators pursued four escapees from the guard house amid reports the shooting may have been accidental and a stolen car tied to the case.
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Rockford
Camp Grant
Here
Maude Lacille Moss
LeRoy H. Mons
Hion J. Arnold
Military Intergence
Mra. Moss
Mra. More
Moes
William V. McCreight
Mra
Maude Lucille Moss
LeRoy H Mons
Moss
Davis Junction
Miners Die in Fire Damp Explosion in Japan Mine
Two hundred miners were killed in a fire damp explosion at the Yubari coal mines in Sapporo on Yeso Island, according to AP dispatches received today.
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Tokio
Yubari
Sapporo
Yeso
Ohio overtaken by severe storm
A severe storm hit Ohio with deadly results and widespread damage. One man was killed and another reported dead as high winds and downpours caused near continuous record rainfall and structural harm. Authorities assessed extensive dollar losses and tied the event to a cloudburst like intensity.
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Cleveland
Bride's gown shocks priest delays wedding at cathedral
In New Orleans the wedding at St Louis cathedral was halted for hours after Father Antoine deemed the bride's attire indecent. The priest ordered the lights out and sent the bride to change before the ceremony proceeded with the groom waiting in the church.
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New Orleans
St. Louis Cathedral
Father Antoine
Order of Oblate Fathers of Merymmaculate
Shaw
Southern Chinese Take Hu Nan Capital Chang Sha
Chang-Sha the capital of Hu Nan province on the Hian-Kiang river fell to southern Chinese republican troops. Northern forces retreated toward Yoh Chow about fifty miles north, as of June 16.
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Peking
Chang-Sha
Hu-Nan
Hian-Kiang
Yoh-Chow
Capture of Kiev Triggers Flight From Front
Word from the front says all Americans in the Kiev region have safely exited the sector as Bolshevik westward thrust continues. Two American aviators, chased after their planes were lost, landed in a field and were found by General Budency's cavalry. They fired their planes, fled to the woods, and escaped.
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Warsaw
Kiev
Budency
Bolshevik Forces Press Polish Forces Near Kiev
London report says Bolshevik troops in the Kiev region continue to push back Polish forces after the city fell to the Soviet army. An official Tuesday statement from Moscow confirms ongoing operations and captures in the region.
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London
Kiev
Wrangel forces advance north from Crimea front
General Wrangel's anti Bolshevik troops press north from the Crimean coast in three columns toward Kasovka on the Dnieper. They report 4,008 Bolshevik prisoners and forty heavy guns, with about 800 Wrangel losses, as Slahoff and Koutopol command wings from Mariopol toward Alexandrovsk.
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Constantinople
Wrangel
Crimean
Sea of Azov
Kasovka
Dnieper
Melitopol
Maripol
Slahoff
Koutopol
Mariopol
Alexandrovsk
Helfferich Elected to New Reichstag From Hanse-Nassau Race
Berlin reports that Dr. Karl Helfferich former vice chancellor was elected to the new reichstag from Hapeburg Hanover and South Hesse-Nassau. He has accepted the mandate from the South Hesse-Nassau district.
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Berlin
Karl Helfferich
Hapeburg
Hanover
Hesse-Nassau
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