Maine Dinner Marks Polar Expedition Farewell
Lieutenant Commander Donald B. MacMillan sails for the Arctic under Maine authorization to claim any lands found in the Polar seas for the state. Governor Brewster and Navy officials attended a farewell dinner in Portsmouth New Hampshire as the Bowdoin and Peary depart with the MacMillan party.
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Wiscasset
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
Maine
United States Navy
Southport
D. E. Desmukes
Portsmouth N. H
Navy Yard
Navy
Wilbur
MacMillan
Ralph C. Brewster
Washington
Senator Ladd Faces Crisis as Kidneys Troubled
Senator Ladd of North Dakota, aged sixty six, is seriously ill in a Baltimore hospital with neuritis rheumatism and now kidney trouble. Details have not been released and attendance has kept silent. A longtime senator and La Follette ally, he once led the public land committee during part of the Teapot Dome inquiry.
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Washington
Senator Ladd
North Dakota
Baltimore
Senate
Senator la Follette
Republican Senate
Public Land Committee
China Situation Growing Critical
Reports from New York say anti foreign sentiment in China persists with strikes and boycotts against foreign firms. The Peking government allegedly supports agitators by funding the strike and compelling official wages contributions. Shanghai shops may reopen but boycott orders against British and Japanese goods continue.
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New York
China
Peking
Shanghai
Hankow
Shanghai Reopens Chinese Banks Amid Disturbances
Shanghai reports a quiet city yet continuing anti foreign propaganda and a shipping strike. Chinese strikers threaten kidnappings of Chinese employed by Japanese, robbing and ransom until they cease work. Messages warn of coal sales bans to British and Japanese, with Bolshevist influence noted in Canton and protests spreading from Nanking to Swatow.
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Shanghai
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Chunkiang
Nanking
Swatow
Canton
Shanghai talks with Chinese officials broken off at Peking
Washington reports the Shanghai conference between Peking diplomatic representatives and Chinese officials ended due to wide divergence of views. Diplomats had been told to limit talks to Shanghai incidents while China wanted broader settlement terms including administration of justice and settlement representation. The note states diplomats returned to Peking and may seek authorization to discuss Shanghai propositions in a friendly spirit.
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Washington
Shanghai
Peking
State Department
Munich
Organization of the International Settle
Soviets Urge Chinese Strikes and Revolutionary Assembly
The Moscow headquarters of the peasant international appeals to Chinese workers and peasants to overthrow foreign rule. It calls for a Chinese revolutionary assembly, unity with Sun Yat Sen covenants, formation of soldier and women's vigilance committees, and restoration of land to Chinese people.
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Moscow
Russia
Russian Peasants International
Sun Yat Sen
South
China
Chinese Revolutionary Assembly
Veterans Victims of Texas Loan Shark
The seizure of 235 soldier bonus certificates in San Antonio prompts the Secret Service to pursue loan certificate traffickers. Chief Moran notes a $7 commission and nearly 100 percent interest on loans totaling over $8,000, with veterans’ bureau backing swift action.
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Washington
San Antonio
Texas
Secret Service
Veterans’ Bureau
Chief Moran
Moran
Gun Battle Kills Federal Prohibition Officer in West Virginia
Huntington W V June 20 AP two prohibition officers were killed and another fatally wounded in a Camp Creek gun clash between federal and state officers who mistook each other for moonshiners. F J Poe was arrested on homicide charges.
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Huntington
W. Va
Prohibition
Camp Creek
Cabele County
William F. Porter
George Ball
W. H. Workman
F. J. Poe
Porter
A. W. Workman
Wayne County
Federa
State
Homer Joy
Ball
Joy
Poe
Workman
Baseball Scores From Today's Games Across Cities
Complete accounts of today's games across New York Philadelphia Washington Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati and Newark will be published in Sunday's edition. Box scores show RHE totals, pitching splits and key batters such as Robertson Blankenship Crouse Hoyt Schang and Bassler.
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New York
Rhe Gusstein
Robertson
Blankenship
Crouse
Hoyt and Schang
Boston
Carroll
Holloway
Wells
Dauss
Bassler
Woodall
Ruffing
Fuhr
Wingfield
Ross and Heving
Pieinieh
Philadelphia
Amundsen Arctic Explorers Return After Harsh Flight
Captain Rosid Amondaps and teammates arrive in Spitzbergen after an Arctic air expedition. They failed to reach the north pole by air but survived severe conditions, aiding colleagues Leif Dietrichsen and Oscar Omhad who fell through ice. American Lincoln Slisworth is hailed for rescuing crew.
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Oslo
Norway
Rosid Amondaps
Arctic
North Nole
Spitzbergen
Lincoln Slisworth
Leif Dietrichsen
Oscar Omhad
Kings Bay
Amundsen
Land
Scaively
Sielly
Wollan
Sjoeliv
Mines Bureau Being Moved to Commerce Department
The Oil and Mineral Leasing Division of the Bureau of Mines is moved to the Geological Survey for coordination with survey activities in the interior department. Alaska leasing, Red River oil fields on the Texas Oklahoma border, and naval oil reserves in California and Wyoming will shift under the plan. About 115 employees and appropriations totaling around 400 thousand dollars are involved.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
The
Interior
Commerce Department
Bureau
Geological Survey
Survey
Interior Department
Alaska
Red River
Texas
Klahoma
Naval Oil
Californian
Wyoming
Former King Hussein Leaves Akaba for Europe
Cairo dispatch reports from Mokattam that Hussein of Hedjaz has boarded a British steamer at Akaba bound for Europe. British pressure earlier urged his departure to avoid potential attack from his rival ibn Saoud.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mokattam
Hussein
Akaba
Arabia
Europe
Dlepatches
Huassen
Hisnemy
Tbn Saoud
Western roads seek 20 percent rise in livestock rates
Western railroads filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking a 20 percent increase in livestock rates. The move accompanies a case by the American National Livestock Association citing the Hoch-Smith resolution to press a rate reduction, arguing dismissal but also seeking higher Western livestock charges.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
American National Livestock Association
Hoch-Smith
West
Rioters Held After Mass Parades Clash
Thirty eight men were ordered held for Worcester county grand jury after forty one defendants faced district court arraignments. They were charged with rioting and disturbing the peace during clashes between Ku Klux Klan members and anti Klan forces in Clinton Massachusetts.
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Clinton
Mass
Worcester County Grand Jury
Women Over Forty Encouraged to Take Up Horse Shoes
Los Angeles reports Miss Charlotte Stewart from the Salt Lake City high schools urges women over forty to start athletic activity with horse shoes to build vitality for tennis. She notes an average housewife could maintain sports lifelong if she pursues regular play and physical training.
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Los Angeles
Charlotte Stewart
Salt Lake City
Nor Amateur Athletic Federation
Seasion
Stewart
Germ expert on stand in trial W. D. Shepherd
Chicago June 20 AP Dissatisfied by the cross examination of his chief witness William Scott Stewart chief counsel for William Darling Shepherd forced an afternoon session to prevent the jury from studying Tonney's replies over the weekend. Tonney admitted rules and prior handling of germs and noted past and ongoing lab practices. He faced questions about potential leaks and licensing while court recessed after Stewart won a plea to shorten the cross examination.
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Chicago
William Scott Stewart
William Darling Shepherd
Frederick O. Tonney
Chicago Health Department
Robert BE. Crowe
Tongerms
Farman
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Crowe
Tenney
National University of Sciences
Dr. Tenney
City Health Department
Herman Bundesen
Bundesen
Thomas J. Lynch
Stewart
President's Father Reports on Crops in Vermont
Colonel John Coolidge of Plymouth Vermont continues duties as a crop and livestock reporter for the department of agriculture. Although a formal inquiry on livestock conditions was halted, Coolidge remains on the roll and is considered valuable for gathering further agricultural data in his Vermont section. He faithfully carried out his duties when called.
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Washington
John Coolidge
Plymouth
Department of Agriculture
Department
Fry
Coolidge
Vermont
American Polar Exploration Ships Sail From Wiscasset Toward Arctic
Bowdoin and Peary departed at 2:42 PM carrying Donald Baxter MacMillan and two crews for Arctic exploration. Large Maine turnout, bands, flags, and river craft escorts marked the sendoff as the National Geographic expedition bids farewell with a radio message thanking Wiscasset and Maine supporters.
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MacMillan
Bowdoin
Peary
Monehgan Island
Etah
Greenland
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Axel Island
Olar Sea
Amundsen
Macillan
National Geographic Society
Wiscasset
Wisconset, Maine
Arctic
Donald Baxter MacMillan
Sheepscat
Maine
Whare
Bridge of the Peary
Eugene F. McDonald
Chicago
Actual Condition Of Clearing Banks In New York
The weekly report shows excess reserves of 43 million 692 thousand eight hundred plus an increase of 1 million 928 thousand four hundred from the prior week. The figures cover clearing house banks and trust companies in New York.
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New York
Picturesque guide in Glacier National Park couple spotlight
Washington reports that Silver and his wife Goldie are considered the most picturesque guides in Glacier National Park. The Bureau of National Parks notes Goldie is a skilled horsewoman who knows Rocky Mountain trails, with the couple hosting prominent U.S. visitors and operating a ranch near Glacier Park's main gateway. They wear cowboy attire, yet Goldie remains distinctly feminine.
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Washington, D. C
Silver
Goldie
Bureau of National Parks
Rocky Mountain
United States
Glacier Park
Mrs. J. I. Morgan Recovers From Sleeping Sickness
Mrs. J. I. Morgan wife of a financier has passed the crisis of sleeping sickness at her summer home near Glenecove physicians announced improvement overnight indicating a better outlook for her condition.
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New York
J. I, Morgan
Glenecove
Reds in France aid tribesmen in Morocco unrest
Paris reports France resolves to end agitation by communists opposing Morocco events. Police seize documents tied to Morocco in searches of a sister-in-law of communist deputy M. Doriot and investigate a misaddressed letter to the marshal's nephew in Paris.
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Paris
France
Milit
Morocco
M. Doriot
Olice
Moscow
Marshal Lyautey
Ceeshal
Chamleyr
Depurties
Premier Illi in Budapest Undergoes Sudden Surgery
Premier Stefan Bethlen of Hungary falls ill in Budapest and undergoes a sudden surgical procedure for unidentified medical reasons. Officials provide no further details as the nation watches for updates.
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ILI
Budapest
Hungary
Jane
Apvs
Stefan Bethlen
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