Attacks Reported on Japanese in Three Chinese Cities
Reports from Chungkiang Ningpo and Wuchow describe anti Japanese actions with consuls stoned and rioting. Shocking details include a killed customs official and injuries amid unconfirmed claims as Beijing moves to negotiate responsibility for Shanghai troubles. A planned Manila strike was urged by Shanghai radicals.
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Ningpo
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Wuchow
Peking
Shanghai
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Americans Ordered to Leave Canton Amid Anti-Foreign Tension
The American consul in Canton ordered all Americans to depart amid rising anti foreign agitation. The cable from C W McMillen filed in Hong Kong states most are safe but the move may affect headquarters. In a related note the foreign diplomatic corps rejected China's Shanghai strike account citing delays and differing details.
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Wolf of New Jersey Bandit Gang Strikes Stores
In Nineland New Jersey on June 23 AP reports a criminal gang led by a woman known as The Wolf looted offices and shops during or after hours. Police found fingerprints and notes reading Thanks will call again and The Wolf, but clues to the leader remain scarce. Ripples spread to Millville with similar raids and telephone tips warning of further robberies as investigators trace the crime spree.
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Early settlement of war debts dominates congress
Brussels reports that delegates at the international conference heard Alan Anderson deputy governor of the Bank of England press for rapid war debt settlement. He warned that unless debts are cleared the future of maritime trade and the world economy could be at stake.
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Manchuria Disorder Report Reaches Tokyo
The Daily Telegraph cites Tokyo information that serious disorder has broken out in Manchuria. The region, once orderly under Chang Tso-Lin, is said to face Bolshevik-inspired agitation against him and the foreign colonies, risking Japan reinforcing troops on the Manchurian railway.
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Administration Paves Way for Tax Reduction Plan
Washington reports a $300 million tax-cut plan nearing submission to Congress next fall after a White House meeting between Secretary Mellon and House Ways and Means Chairman Green. President Coolidge vows broader tax relief while stressing continued federal economy to support business revival and lower burdens.
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Indian youths sentenced in murder case at district court
Three Fort Hall area Indians were sentenced by District Judge O R Baum after being found guilty or convicted last week. Elmer Whittentone received ten years in the state penitentiary for second degree murder while James Tisidimit and Ben Ariwite were given eighteen to thirty six months and nine to eighteen months respectively for involuntary manslaughter. The crowded courtroom heard remarks from counsel, Superintendent Doner, and Chief Tendoy who urged leniency and spoke on cultural differences and shared law.
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James Tisidimit
Ben Ariwhte
O. R. Baum
Charley Deveney
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Ariwite
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Jay M. Downing
William Edens
William Donner
Fort Hall
Chief Tendoy
Lemhi Lesach
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Bandits Stop Cars in Ogden Canyon
Five reports to the Weber County sheriff describe three bandits in Ogden canyon who halted motorists. Two 18 year old girls dressed in hiking costumes and a young man were found with injuries. the girls say it was a joke and deny possessing weapons, while deputies investigate further.
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French Moroccan front survivor blows up blockhouse
Second Lieutenant Lapeyre and six Senegalese soldiers, sole survivors of a 22 man garrison, detonated their blockhouse on the Franco Moroccan front on June 14 rather than be captured by Abd El Krim forces. He held eight days, called for help as the Rif tribe closed in, and perished with his men after a final heliograph report.
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Davies confession ties Concordia man to Kansas City murder plot
Charles B. Davies of Concordia admitted hiring Kansas City gunmen to kill his wife for property. The scheme failed and Davies and seven Kansas City associates were charged with assault with intent to kill in Concordia. Mrs Davies survived a skull fracture from the Oct 14 attack.
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Baltimore elects J Al bert Cassedy Loyal Order of Moose dictator
J Albert Cassedy of Baltimore was elected supreme dictator at the annual convention here. He succeeds Willard J Marakle, who becomes supreme past dictator. Cassedy was formerly supreme vice dictator of the order.
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Loyal Order of Moose
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Cassedy
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Matrimonial Ventures Cost Millionaire Kresge Big Sums
New York reports George G. Kresge, owner of five and ten cent stores, faces a $7 million suit from his second wife Dorris Mercer Kresge. She claims damages tied to a 1924 marriage and lists stock, gifts, and a "plush Puppy" among alleged considerations.
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Moroccan question sparks clash in French chamber
Paris June 23 AP Today's session of the chamber of deputies over the Moroccan question ended in a free for all as Colonel Picot struck Communist Doriot. Picot apologized, claiming wartime wounds, and Herriot accepted. Socialists vow to judge future actions toward the Painleve government as talks unfold without committing to rupture while considering peace with Abd-El-Krim and negotiations via Madrid.
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Unconfirmed Telegram Reports Japanese Official Killed
A private telegram from Wu Chow 180 miles west of Canton claims a Japanese customs commissioner was killed and two Japanese injured. Despatches from Shanghai say a Japanese official of the Galt Gabelle was assaulted at A Pu about fifty miles from Nan.
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Rioters Rampage in Ningpo Causing Loot, Destruction
An anti foreign movement gripped Ningpo in Chekiang June 23 as rioters damaged and looted the junior customs mess. Ningpo, a treaty port about 95 miles from Hangzhou, exports tea cotton and silks.
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Chekiang Province
Hangchow
Rain Delays Hit Today's National Games Across Grounds
Weather forces postponements in key matchups as Pittsburgh visits St Louis and other clashes in Boston New York and Cincinnati face rain soaked fields with altered lineups and scores reflected in abbreviated box scores.
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St. Louis
Bank Robbers Loot Schullburg First National in Wild West Raid
Five men seized Schullburg Wisconsin and blew the vault of the First National Bank gaining an unknown cash haul. Wires cut, explosions and gunfire sparked panic as two motorists were shot at and tires damaged. Local guards and residents pursued as robbers fled by car toward nearby towns. Reports later placed the taken amount at about seventy five thousand dollars.
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Central Pacific seeks approval for 49 mile rail line
The Central Pacific railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to authorize a 49 mile line from Jamath Falla Oregon to Cornell California. The route would form a direct San Francisco to Uniden Utah service and aid development of central Oregon.
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Shepherd Denies Murder of Foster Son in Illinois Trial
William D Shepherd testifies denies killing his foster son William McClintock with typhoid germs or poisons. He refutes accusations across all twenty two counts and claims no prior link to Charles Farman. The defense follows the opening address by the state demanding the death penalty.
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Chicago
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Resignation of Rail Officials Shuffles Leading Posts
New York June 13 AP William H Finlay named president of a Chicago based rail line with Fred W Sargen as vice president and counsel Hughitt resigns from Northwestern and the St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha chairs. The board plans to unify western and Omaha operations. directors seek Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
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