Harding Opens Controversy Over World Court Proposal
President Harding in St. Louis proposes reconstruction of the permanent world court to allow filling vacancies by the court itself and to shift judge elections from the League of Nations to the court’s remaining members. He argues these changes would reduce factional disputes and assuage fears of external influence.
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St. Louis
Permanent Court of International Justice
Harding
Kansas City
League of Nations
World Court
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Council and
Assembly of the
Agency of ‘Peace
Hedea She
Faa
International Tribunal
League of Naional
Permanent Court “of Arbitration
League
Court of Justice
President Harding to Visit British Columbia and Alaska
President Harding will be welcomed in Victoria British Columbia by Dr J H King minister works for Canada and will arrange plans for the Alaska trip upon his return. Kansas City awaits the president with elaborate preparations for his address on transportation and peace.
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Victoria
B. C
Harding
British Columbia
J. H. King
Blt
Canada
King
Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Kansas City
United States
Kansas
Convention
Missouri
June Snow Hits Utah Mountains Awakens Ceden Residents
A brief storm in Ceden Utah on June 22 produced marblesized hail and a fresh coating of snow on the ground east and north of the city. The hail clattered on roofs waking residents as temperatures dropped after a day of heavy rain.
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Utah
Ceden
Five Prisoners Escape Idaho Penitentiary Sparks Guard Dismissals
Boise reports five inmates eluded capture after sawing through bars and binding two guards at the Idaho penitentiary. Seven more guards were hired as warnings to prevent recurrence. Warden Cuddy remains on leave while George Roberts takes charge.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho Penitentiary
State Board of Pardons
George Roberts
W. L. Cuddy
Patrick O’brien
Henry Workman
Arthur Eldredge
Workmen
Eldredge
Warden Cuddy
Dispatchers Protest Railroad Labor Board Decision
The American Train Dispatchers' Association published a protest resolution condemning the railroad labor board ruling. It accuses the decision of unjustly usurping ICC prerogatives and classifies chief dispatchers as officials outside the benefits of the decision.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
J. G. Luhrsen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Injured in Trolley Smashup Near Conway Station
Boise dispatch reports an interurban car returning from Caldwell to Boise struck the rear of another car near Conway station, injuring conductor George Curry and fatally injuring motorman Cuddy C. Hurtt. Passengers were not aboard and the other crewmen escaped injury.
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Boise
Idaho
Cuddy C. Hurtt
George Curry
Caldwell
Conway Station
Star
H. L. Marks
W. H. Smith
June Snowball Party Planned Near Idaho Springs
Denver invites President Harding to visit St Marys Glacier for a ski and toboggan exhibition and a snowball contest next Sunday. The invitation notes the 50 mile drive from Denver to St Marys would offer cool relief from the heat.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain Ski Club
Harding
St. Louis
St Mary’s Glacier
Idaho Springs
St. Mary’s
Hadley Named Washington University Head
Frederick A. Hall resigns as chancellor of Washington University due to age. Herbert B. Hadley, ex Missouri governor and at present law professor at the University of Colorado, accepts the post and expresses gladness at returning to Missouri after six years away.
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St. Louis
Frederick A. Hall
Washington University
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Hall
University of Colorado
Colorado Railroad Commission
Bandit Robbery Ends With Suspect Captured On Chicago El
Peter Anderson was left in his underwear after two bandits robbed him and fled. Police captured one bandit on the elevated tracks as he attempted to run home, and the man’s suit was recovered. The incident occurred in Chicago.
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Chicago
Peter Anderson
Heat Wave Rages Across Nation With Fatal Toll
United States endures intense heat from the East to the West causing scores of deaths and widespread prostrations. New York City and Baltimore reach record highs while cooling trends appear in the West and Pacific coast. President Harding cuts his western tour rest amid heat during a scheduled golf game.
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Chicago
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Superior
Wis
North Dakota
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
New York City
Providence
Atlantic City
New York
Queenboro
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mich
Indiana
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Southland
Memphis
New Orleans
Pacific Coast
Needles
Calif
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Alaska Challenged by Heat Wave Amid Global Temperature Swings
Washington reports a major heat wave persists in the central valleys Great Lakes and Middle Atlantic while Alaska records high temperatures such as 84 at Eagle and 70 at Juneau Officials attribute Alaskan heat to long sunlight and calm air. meanwhile widespread cold in New Mexico and Europe rounds out a global temperature pattern with polar currents and storm influence.
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Washington
Atlantic States
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Great Central
Great Lakes
Middle Atlantic States
Alaska
Eagle
Juneau
Heo
New Mexico
Pacific
Polar
Europe
North Sea
Sana Mayen
Spitzenbergen
London
Paris
Flight to Pole Abandoned After Arctic Trial
Report from Nome Alaska June 22 says Roald Amundsen the Norwegian explorer damaged his plane during a test flight at Wainwright making his summer voyage over the North Pole impossible He will sail to Seattle on the schooner C 8 Holmes likely stopping at Nome en route and proceed directly to Wainwright
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Nome
Alaska
Wainwright
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Amundsen
Seattle
Stolen Bonds Reported as Gang Following Argentine Connection
Federal authorities describe Walter my Indian attorney of thied Ad Don Sullivan as a leading figure in a gang tied to a June 22 theft in Okla. The intervention notes a police effort to arrest other members soon as the investigation ties the case to an Argentine connection.
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Walter My
Don Sullivan
Thompson Held On Murder Charge In Chicago Case
In Chicago in June a man named G. Thompson was held on a murder charge connected to the Tesmer shooting. Mrs Tesmer identified Thompson, and police secured a warrant after a man named Rich Thompson was overheard in court. The habeas writ for Fred man was dismissed, with officials citing a police report and warrant. Thompson was arrested last Monday.
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Chicago
G. Thompson
Wiard C. Teamer
Thompson
Tesmen
Tesmer
Creatati
Freghompson
Frank Carrick
Dow
Fredman
kiWing
Rich Thompson
Fragmented OCR on price controls and auctions in industrial reform
An incomplete OCR passage discusses price controls and auctions affecting crude oil, noting a non-ignition context and changes in the sector. It hints at a debate on how controls may influence market prices and industrial adjustments during a period of upheaval.
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Sion
Day Herep Calls PLO? Of Miners
AP reports Attorney General probes possible foreign influence on US coal strikes and any attempt to block bread imports. He asks the Coal Commission to act to curb a coal ring and prevent disruption of supply amid ongoing labor actions.
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PLO
Washington
Coal Mission
Etna Eruption Shows Signs of Abatement in Sicily
In Catania on June 22 AP reports Etna's violence easing. Craters numbering about twenty opened overnight, lava flows threaten Lingnago and Randazzo roads but are cooling. No human casualties, damage cited at over 100 million lire. King Victor Emmanuel returns hopeful for a quick return to normal.
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Catania
Italy
Mount Etna
Etna
Sicily
Tlingnagioma
Lingnagloesg
Randazzo
Rome
Victor Emannuel
Amerie
Noted artist finds her man in secret marriage
New York June 22 AP reports the secret marriage of Neysa McBain noted artist to mining engineer John G Jagwanath. She left for Europe May 19 the day after wedding, later joined abroad. They plan to return to New York next week. McMein famed for cover paintings and her art as her child includes strong quotes on marriage and family.
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New York
Neysa McBain
John G. Jagwanath
Europe
New Foundland
New Yor
Peekskill
N. Y
Marathon Golf Record Attempt At Edgewood Club
Chicago reports Dr. William E. Code attempting a marathon golf record at Edgewood golf club La Grange arriving at 4 30 am with a mid iron and plan to drink only milk between 18 hole rounds He aims to match this year’s best of 238 holes in one day.
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Chicago
William E. Code
Edgewood Golf Club
Lagrange
Ku Klux Klan Plans New York Parade Despite Mayor Threat
The Ku Klux Klan will parade in New York in full regalia defying Mayor Hylan who warned police would break up demonstrations. King Kleagle Johnson says the group complies with laws and has a right to march. Over 1000 candidates reportedly initiated at an East Island meeting. about 25 members present.
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New York
Ku Klux Klan
Hylan
King Kleagle Johnson
New York State
East Island
Prohibition Agent Threatened Over Omaha Bootleg Cases
Robert Samardick, a federal prohibition agent who has tackled illegal liquor rings in multiple cities, received a mailed threat demanding he drop 48 cases against South Omaha bootleggers or face death. The note, signed by The Bootleggers' Committee, was taken as an earnest warning.
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Omah Neb
Smoot Talks Tax Big Issue at Western Conference
Salt Lake City Utah June 22 AP Senator Reed Smoot Republican Utah says taxation is the great question facing the nation and offers little hope for major tax reductions in the next 23 years He criticizes demagogic lawmakers and urges restraint noting wartime taxes and the need to finish postwar adjustments at a western states tax conference.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
U. S
Reed Smoot
Washington
Smoot
Tor
Cutter Sent to Relieve Captives in North Seas
Tacoma dispatch says cutter Bess Mae took charge to relieve captives aboard the Iskum near East Cape. General J M Ashton, owner, reports a trading license and suspects seizures aim to deter American ships, with government good offices expected to free the vessel.
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Tacoma
Wash
J. M. Ashton
Hughes
East Cape
Ashton
Coast Guard Service
Ashington
D. C
Ral Ashtom
Iskum
Far North
Iszkum
Greco Turkish row reopens over Lausanne treaty terms
Lausanne June 22 AP reports renewed Greco Turkish tensions as Semet Pasha proposes limiting the Lausanne commercial convention to one year for Greece while other Balkan states receive longer terms. Greece's Venicles protests alleged unequal treatment and Ismet defends Turkish business interests. The Near East conference adjourned after seventeen days without action.
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Lausanne
Semet Pasha
Greece
Romania
Juge Slava
M. Venicles
Reece
Ismet
Horace Rumbeld
Great Britain
Newark Couple Acquitted in Poisoning Death Trial
Mrs. Mary Creighton and her husband John were acquitted by a jury in Newark New Jersey of murder by poisoning in the death of Charles Fate Avery. The acquittal followed a trial marked by disputed evidence and defense claims of innocence.
British ships dock with liquor under seal defying dry law
New York and Washington report two British steamships the Baltic and Engaria docking with liquor aboard under seal in defiance of the Volstead act. Officials suggest seizure policy remains unsettled with decisions expected tomorrow morning as captains claim no awareness of American actions.
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New York
Baltic
Engaria
Treasury’ Department
Customs House
Washington
Treasurys
Treasury
John Roberts
Dry Law 18 Challenged Amid Liquor Seizure Battle
A June 22 AP report details a legal challenge to Dry Law 18 as authorities seize liquor from a commerce liner, sparking a dispute over enforcement and constitutional authority in the American class context.
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Mit
Dry navy quashes liquor on ships near New York port
June 88 reports indicate Treasury officials enforced a three mile limit on ships entering New York, detaining Bahama liner Baltte and others for carrying liquor. The Baltte, from Liverpool, had to return after repairs and faced possible seizure as other foreign liners also halted on voyage to meet American dry laws.
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New York
Treasury Department
Pee Gee
Rétary Meien
Ington
Aes
Baftte
Custom House
Baltte
Liverpool
United States
Jung
America
Pariaig
Leviathan Sets Steamship Speed Record
The reconditioned Leviathan, bound for New York on de Saal pement, reached 28.04 knots per hour, surpassing the Mauritania's 27.5 knots record. The wireless AP dispatch notes the June 22 achievement and notes the ship’s revival boosts transatlantic speed.
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Leviathan
New York
de Saal Pement
Mauritania
Grain firm plan denied amid Armour deal reports
Chicago June 22 AP reports a denial of a plan that could give U S Grain Dealers Inc control of Armour Grain. Officials said no other proposals were made and no agreement existed between the two firms regarding a possible takeover.
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Chicago
U. S. Grain Deawers, Inc
Armour Grain Company
Rious Oors
George
Mas Boneree Company
New York
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Detroit
Columbus
Cutter
Sonia
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