Former Bandit Now a Dictator
Pekin June 23 AP Marshal Chang Tso Lin once a bandit and ruler of Manchuria now dictates a governing body for China independent of the outlaw government. Dr W W Yen resigned as premier and was forced to retire by Chang Tso Lin who refuses to recognize the cabinet. Admiral Tu Hay Kwei serves as temporary premier with no executive power while Wu Pei Fu and other warlords maneuver for future control. The foreign office lacks a head as Yen exits.
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Pekin
Chang Teo Lin
Manchuria
China
W. W. Yen
Chang Tso Lin
Yen
Wu Pei Fu
Tu Hay Kwei
Wu Pei-Fu
Wellington Ikoo
Washington
London
Foreign Office
Tu Hsy Kwei
Mrs McPherson Missing Shrouded by Kidnap Fear
Report from Douglas Arizona describes a missing Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson with authorities pursuing drowning and kidnap theories. Police coordinate with Mexican and local officers to probe abductors who allegedly seized her May 18 in California and held her near Agua Prieta before she escaped.
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Angelus Temple
Black Square
Mrs. McPherson
Miss Schaeffer
Tabernacle
McPherson
Kennedy
Asa Keyes
Kenneth Ormiston
Ormiston
Ms. McPherson
Los Angeles
Palestine
Douglas
Ariz
Exico
Here
Aimee Semve McPherson
Agua Ivieta
Ocomark
Calif
Folsom Moore
Hishen Review
Manock Elected Idaho State Elks President
Dr. A. R. Manock of St. Maries was chosen president of the Idaho State Elks association at the closing session in St. Maries. Ralph Brashers of Nampa was named vice-president with Dr. B. E. Flack of Boise as second vice-president, Frank Lyon of Twin Falls as sergeant-at-arms, and Hari Boze as secretary-treasurer.
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ST. Maries
Ida
A. R. Manock
Idaho State Elks Association
Ralph Brashers
Nampa
BE. P. Flack
Boise
Frank Lyon
Twin Falls
Hari Boze
Yellowstone travel heavy at western entrance surpassing prior seasons
Over 2,200 tourists have entered Yellowstone Park via the Short Line at the western gate, with officials predicting this season will exceed all previous travel. Yesterday 700 passengers arrived on regular and Short Line trains to be served in the new dining hall, while twenty five enginemen forty seven porters and five Pallmai conductors aided the throughput.
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Yellowstone Park
Western Gateway
West Yellowstone
Funeral services for son of Mr and Mrs Caton
Funeral services for W. 9 Caton Jr son of Mr and Mrs W 8 Caton of 159 South Eleventh avenue were held at Melflan funeral parlors. The Christian Science church conducted the service with Mrs Lucy P Turner in charge and Mrs Will R Ferrin singing two solos. Interment followed at Mt Moriah cemetery amid floral tributes.
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Little W
Caton, Jr
Caton
South Eleventh Avenue
Melflan
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Christian Science Church
Lucy P. Turner
Will R. Ferrin
Shepherd
Plano
J. E. Damron
Fighter Stalled Payment for East Chicago Bout
Payment to Frankie Schaeffer for his guarantee to meet Billy Petrolle in East Chicago has been held up by the East Chicago boxing commission. The panel will meet to decide the payment after Schaeffer was counted out in the first round, claiming a mistaken count.
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Chicago
Frankie Schaeffer
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
East Chicago
East Chicago Boxing Commission
Americans Lead British Open Round as Jones Stumbles
Three American golfers top the opening round in England. Bobby Jones, amateur champion and favorite, shot 37 and 35 for 72, one behind leaders Al Watrous and Fred McLeod who each fired 71. R A Whitcomb led British players with 73.
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Eng
Bobby Jones
al Watrous
Fred McLeod
R. A. Whitcomb
Meridell Dance By Music Shopmen Band
A dance event at Meridell featuring the Music Shopmen Band on Thursday night. The show priced at 50 cents admission. Date listed as June 24, 1924.
Jerome and Shoshone Sportsmen Seek Longer Season
A large Jerome and Shoshone Sportsmen's association meeting approved a plan to request 500000 young trout for Big and Little Wood rivers and Silver Creek. They urged a Shoshone game warden, and debated sagehen and pheasant season lengths, pressing for protection and local investigation before changes.
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Jerome
Shoshone
Shopmen Band to Open Dances at Meridell Park
The shopmen band leases the Meridell park pavilion for the season opener tonight at 9. Big buses will ferry attendees. The hall has been resurfaced and will host three or four dances this season, offering the largest floor in the intermountain region aside from Salt Lake City.
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Shopmen
Meridell Park
Shopmen 98
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Jerome club meeting backs united stance on election candidates
A Jerome club gathering unanimously urged partnerships among area associations to influence election choices on game protection. They planned outreach across southeastern Idaho to join forces for or against candidates and discussed sending a representative to the legislature, but no action was taken.
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Idaho
Jerome Club
Gervead
Ouieeu
Rabbis Debate Palestine Plan At Meeting In Asheville
Rabbi Lev Molzy of Philadelphia opposed making Palestine a national homeland for the Jewish people during the twenty seventh annual gathering of rabbis in Asheville North Carolina. He argued Israel should be free to live and express its faith globally.
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Asheville
N. C
Palestine
Lev Molzy
Philadelphia
Israel
Public Accounts Show League Expenditures and Receipts
Wheeler presented salaries and traveling costs totaling 171310.35 and 86231.03. Yearly receipts and disbursements from 1921 to 1925 are listed, with auditors noting reports cover only state contributions to the national body.
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Wheeler
League
Cherrington
Reed
Prizes and Jitney Dance at Dance Palace Tonight
J23 reports a prize event and a jitney dance Friday evening at the Dance Palace. Patrons are urged to attend for entertainment and potential prizes as plans for the night unfold.
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Dance Palace Tonight
Pennsylvanian election reports under review by committee
The discussion clarifies the scope of the investigation as not limited to Pennsylvania but to elections across all states. It notes 1921 reports by Pennsylvania’s state organization treasurer and requests pre-1921 reports and six month 1925 expenses. Income figures cited include 104 totals and disbursements for salaries travel and other items across 1923 1924 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Organization
Pennsylvania
Reed
Wheeler
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Terome County
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Jack Taylor
Wyoming
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Kansas City
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Germany
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