France Begins War to Expel Radical Reds
Paris reports a crackdown on communists with raids on Doriot and allied figures. Dispatches from the Moroccan front were seized and dozens arrested for distributing seditious materials as police create a dragnet against foreign agitators and bolshevist influence.
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France
Paris
Doriot
Warhaix
Macon
Albi
Lyons
Reds
M. Doriot
Moscow
Marty
Black Sea
Pavilege
Gafety
Youthful Slayer to Appeal Case
Dorothy Perkins a 17 year old con victed of manslaughter in the death of Thomas A Templeton former suitor will appeal her case. Her counsel will seek a deferral of sentencing for one week before Judge McIntyre as she faces sentencing next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas A. Templeton
McIntyre
Day in Washington Reports on Strike, Debts, and Promotions
Efforts to end the plasterers strike failed. Debt negotiations with France and Czecho Slovak ia were forecast. Rear Admiral J K Robison denied promotion and has asked retirement. Major General Douglas MacArthur assigned command of the Third Corps Area. The treasury began a campaign against traffic in soldier bonus certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Czecho-Slovakia
J. K. Robison
Douglas MacArthur
Third Corps
The
Treasury
Boy Drowns After Pool Admission Paid in Ogden
In Ogden Utah on June 20 Keith Thulin aged years could not afford a bath ticket, two strangers paid for him, and half an hour later he was found drowned in the pool. His father Julius Thalin is a Southern Pacific employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Keith Thulin
Julius ‘Thalin
Southern Pacific Employe
Mistake Leads To Two Deaths In Moonshine Raid
Huntington West Virginia June 20 AP two prohibition agents were killed and a third wounded when federal and state agents exchanged fire in a Camp Creek ravine both groups mistaking the other for moonshiners The dead include William F Porter and George Ball The wounded agent Homer Joy was arrested and jailed on related charges as investigators sought to untangle the friendly fire tragedy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Prohibition
Camp Creek
William F. Porter
West Virginia
George Ball
Workman
J. F. Poe
Homer Joy
Federal
Ag Ut
Spillman opens probes into charges against Bryan and Johnson
In Lincoln Nebraska Attorney General Spillman began investigations into alleged corruption and connivance tied to former Governor Charles W Bryan and George E Johnson. Spillman filed two civil suits seeking 8410 000 and 3155 38 from Johnson Morey and Phelan Shirley company as preliminary steps toward possible criminal charges.
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Lincoln
Neb
Spillman
Charles W. Bryan
George E. Johnson
State Department of Public Works
Samuel McKelvie
Johnson
E. H. Morey
Roads Bureau
Edward Peterson
Omaha
Fidelity Deposit Company of Maryland
Phelan- Shirley Company
Morey
Bryan
Morcy
Bie
Wil i Wate Coal Company
International Chamber Opens Third Biennial Congress
King Albert will open the third biennial congress of the International Chamber of Commerce in Brussels. Delegations from 28 countries attend with the United States leading in numbers and forming a dominant English speaking bloc. The meetings focus on European economic restoration and Dawes plan implications for Germany's reparations deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Albert
International Chamber of Commerce
United States
Europe
Germany
Belgium
Phillips
Kaplan to Box Schaeffer in Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Chicago reports Louis Kid Kaplan world featherweight champion will fight Frankie Schaeffer in a ten round bout at Aurora Friday night. The match replaces a prior card pairing Jack Delaney with Jose O’Hara that was called off.
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Chicago
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Meridian
Conn
Frankie Schaeffer
Aurora
Jack Delaney
Bud Rt
Jose O'Hara
Port Gellows
Chinese Blame Foreigners For Present Crisis
In San Francisco dispatches on June 20 AP reports China’s crisis deepening into a diplomatic and economic struggle amid anti foreign sentiment. Strikes and unrest persist in Shanghai and Canton with tensions involving British French Japanese interests and calls to sever diplomatic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shanghai
Canton
Sun Yet Sen
South China
Hong Kong
Sui
Shameen
Pearl River
Peking
Chinese Foreign Office
Protocol
Ministry
Great Britain
Angtse River
Chungkiang
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Alienists say Young sane and possessed of keen mind
Three alienists told the district attorney that Dr. Thomas W. Young, dentist and alleged killer of his wife Grace Young, is sane. He faces murder charges after confessing to poisoning with gas and sealing Grace in a concrete crypt at their Beverly Glen cabin. Grace’s probate will values the estate above 10 million dollars, leaving most to Young and her relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Thomas W. Young
Young
Grace Young
Beverly Glen
Dock collapses injures dozens during Cape May excursion
Eight people were seriously hurt and about 80 others lightly injured when a city dock in Cape May New Jersey collapsed during an annual excursion of the Reading railroad Veteran Employer's association. More than 100 people fell into shallow water as onlookers watched the old pier crumble near the Cape May life saving corps viewing.
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Cape May
N. J
The
Reading Railroad
Calles Defies Kellogg Warning on U S Mexico Ties
Mexican President Calles rejects Kellogg's warning and calls for Mexico's moral and economic redemption. He argues that peace rests on addressing national misery and social inequality, seeking equity and lawful diplomacy without hindering bilateral relations.
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Calles
Kellogg
Mexico
United
New York
New York World
United States
Defense Tries to Regain Ground in Shepherd Case
Chicago June 20 AP Witnesses for the defense in the William Shepherd murder trial sought to blunt the prosecution case during an afternoon session. Walter Smith testified no live germs were present at the National University of Sciences lab, but admitted racks of test tubes might have held germs. Dr. Frederick Tenney, Chicago health department, contradicted Farman under defense questioning but was later challenged by Prosecutor Crowe. Defense chief William Beott Stewart pressed for extra time, saying jurors should not discuss the testimony over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Walter Smith
National University of Sciences
Charles C. Faiman
Frederick O. Tenney
Chicago Health Department
Farman
Robert E. Crowe
William Beott Stewart
Thomas J. Lynch
Jur
Stewart
Aan
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
City Health Department
Ar’ Ak Dep
Tenney
Faiian
Final Tribute to La Follette in Home State
Madison honors Robert M. La Follette with a state funeral sequence. The casket lies in the Capitol reception room then lies in state in the rotunda from noon to twilight. Legislature forms guard of honor. funeral services are simple and held in the Capitol rotunda.
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LA Follette
Wisconsin
Capitol
Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Forest Mill Cemetery
Governors Reception
State Capitol
Washington
State House
Ambale
Wisconsin National Guard
Actang
Capitol Rotunda
A. E. Hayden
Chicago
Senator la Follette
Burglar Fishes for Loot Steals Trousers and Cash
A burglar in Mount Vernon used a fishing pole to haul trousers and $16 from Frank Triconelli. He removed a window screen, fished the clothing from a chair, and pulled the wallet from the bureau before fleeing, leaving the line and pole behind.
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Mount Vernon
Frank Triconelli
MacMillan Sets Sail for Arctic Expedition from Wiscasset
Donald Baxter MacMillan left the Maine port amid a turnout by thousands along the Sheepscott River as Bowdoin and accompanying vessels cleared the harbor. A village celebration and speeches by Governor Ralph O. Brewster and Captain E. Desmuke framed the departure for his eighth Arctic voyage.
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Wiscasset
Donald Baxter MacMillan
Arctic
Godspeed
Wiscassett
Maine
Mac
Polar
MacMillan
Tavo
Far North
Sheepscott River
Bowdoin
Ralph O. Brewster
E. Desmukes
Portsmouth, N. H. Navy Yard
Secretary Jardine Sues Over Farm Note in Blackfoot
A Blackfoot suit filed June 9 1924 by O A Nelson and W & Jones vs William M Jardine secretary of agriculture seeks 919.85 tied to a November 15 1920 note. Judge Robert Adair has taken the case under advisement with a decision due after briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Blackfoot
O. A. Nelson
W. &. Jones
William M. Jardine
National Administration
Jardine
Robert Adair
the Tribune
Wolverine
de Endant
E. M. Holden
Idaho Falls
A. H. Wilkie
James G. Guinn
St. Anthony
Plasterers Fail To Reach Agreement Ends Secretary Davis Conference
Washington June 20 AP failure to bring opposing factions into agreement ends Secretary Davis conference for settlement of the strike of the operative Plasterers International Union. Davis says a basis of immediate truce and resumption of building operations is needed. The plasterers union president agrees to cessation of hostilities and arbitration while the bricklayers demand withdrawal of charters to new Florida plasterers unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Operative Plasterers’ International Union
Adsess
Operative Plasterers
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union
Plasterers’ Union
Bricklayers’ Organization
Florida
Tariff Revision Sought By Washington Tariff Commission
A proposed revision of the tariff law is expected in the commission's December report to Congress. Chairman Thomas O. Marvin backs using wholesale domestic prices as the basis for tariff adjustments to reflect competitive conditions and simplify calculations. The panel notes varying methods to compute production costs and argues wholesale pricing would be more accurate and fair to both domestic and foreign manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tariff Commission
Commissions
Congress
Commission
Frosts
Thomas O. Marvin
Vin
Indian youths found guilty in Deveney murder case
A jury returned verdicts of second degree murder for Elmer Whittentone and involuntary manslaughter for Ben Ariwite and James Tisidimit in the Charley Deveney killing. Judge Baum will pronounce sentences Tuesday at 1 30 p m as Chief Tendoy plans to address court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Whittentone
James Tisidimit
Ben Ariwite
O. R. Baum
Charley Deveney
Baum
Tendoy
Otto Maas
George Metz
Indian Police
W. H. Jensen
G. ©. Vaughn
Mets
Ilty
James Tischmit
Eleven Sentenced in Federal Whiskey Case
Eleven men were sentenced by federal Judge D C Westenhaver in Cleveland for alleged participation in a million dollar illegal whiskey withdrawal from a Troy distillery via the Armand Drug and Candy Co. J E Russell and Warren B Barnett received two year terms and fines. Copeland got two years and a 2500 fine. Russell Barnett and Copeland were found guilty. eight others pleaded guilty.
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Cleveland
Seral
D. C. Westenhaver
Troy
Armand Drug & Candy Co
J. E. Russell
Ohio
Warren B. Barnett
Columbus
Atelanta
Atlanta
Merle B. Copeland
Russells
Russell
Barnett
Copeland
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International Chamber
Dock
Cape May Life Eating Corps
Institute
Idaho
North
Polar Explorer
Tenday
Ft. Hall
Whittentone
Deveney
Pilo
Giorgi Metz
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