China Warlord Moves Toward Peking as Feng Yu-hsiang Returns
Reports say General Kang Tso-Lin masses troops toward Peking while Feng Yu-hsiang, dubbed Cromwell of China, returns from front to seize the capital. Chang Tsan declares war on the Beijing government and signs a pact with Feng after a swift coup and flight of Tsiao Ken and Wu Pei-fu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Ountry
Kang Tso-Lin
Dictaor
Feng Yu-hsiang
Mukden
Feng Yu-Hsiangill
Chang
Feng
Chang Tsan
Manchuria
Peing
Tsao Kun
Wu Pei Fu
Cromwell of
China
Tsio‘Ken
Wu Pei-fu
Anchoria
Autopsy Drops Baby Injury Claim at New York Baby Home
Agnes Toohey 18 months died after alleged beating at a baby hospital run by Mrs Helen Geisen Volk. Autopsy found no injuries. another infant William Winter month old also died, exhumed bodies investigated. Volk held on baby substitution and health code violations. health records show 44 infant deaths since January 1 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agnes Toohey
Helen Geisen-Volk
William Winter
Seven brigands killed after Hazard raid in Sofia
Sofia reports seven brigands killed by troops chasing those behind a May raid on Hazard lik. The criminals extorted 400000 levas from residents and held hostages before fleeing, with several captives released after the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Hazardlik
Rain Deluge Hours In Ogden Boosts Local Crops
Ogden Utah May 14 AP A steady soaking rain since midnight continued through morning with the official observer reporting about a half inch of moisture. The rain was regarded as highly beneficial to area crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Measles Epidemic Hits Kuto Town Northern Honshu
A Jiji Shimpo dispatch reports 4 700 measles cases in Kuto, northern Honshu, with 70 deaths. The epidemic is spreading, prompting advisories from the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Jji Shimpo
Kuto
Hondo
Close Ballot in Railway Clerks Election
Kansas City May 14 AP E H Fitzgerald failed of reelection as president of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks by two votes at the convention. A second ballot for president and secretary treasurer was planned. George Levi, the incumbent, was close to reelection. Phil B Ziegler was reelected editor of the Brotherhood publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
E. H. Fitzgerald
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Order
George
Levi
Phil B Ziegler
Railway Clerks
Brotherhood
Americans urged to buy domestic goods amid wartime policy
Mat thew Woll of the AFL backs Coolidge call for government purchases from American manufacturers and argues broadening to all branches and individuals would stabilize industry and provide steady jobs. Prohibition officials intensify land smuggling crackdowns on the Canadian border as coast guard targets rum runners off the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Coolidge
War and Navy Departments
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Prohibition
Jones
Mellon
Andrews
Screen Actors Bert Lytell and Claire Windsor Wed in Juarez
El Paso May 14 AP reports silent stars Bert Lytell and Claire Windsor wed with an interpreter aiding translator Manuel Reachi the husband of Agnes Ayres. The Mexican judge presided in Juarez across the Rio Grande. The couple plans a honeymoon in Mexico City.
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el Paso
Tex
Bert Lytell
Claire Windsor
Juarez
Rio Grande River
Manuel Reachi
Agnes Ayres
Lytell
Reachi
Mrs. Lytell
Mexico City
Lytells
Joint Recital by Tech Music Departments Tonight
The last joint monthly recital by the Tech music departments is in Frazier hall at 8 p.m. The program features students and pupils of L Roubidoux, J C Gardner, Miss Thomas, and Mrs Neilson with pieces by Schubert Kreisler Grieg and others including The Gallant Knight and May the Maiden.
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The
Tech
Frazier Hall
James Campbell, Jr
Mrs. Neilson
L. Roubidoux
Miss Thomas
J. C. Gardner
Schaefer
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Nelson
Franklin
Eileen Leonard
Mr. Roubidoux
Becher
Mary Murphy
Whelpley
Wilma Stibal
Campbell
Krogman
Levina Putman
Schubert
Kenneth Menderson
Francis Schiele
Gallant Knight
Dutton
Henry Aiken
Neilson
Rubinstein
Frank Watson
Gounod
Ray Deeton
le Papillon
Lavallee
Grace Holbrook
Willecke Bocherine
Dorothy Carmean
Haymaking
del Riego
Francis Dout
Air Varie
Frank Keyes
Gardner
Nevin
Edyth Brashears
Florian
Gene
Lila Liljenquist
Kreisler
Mrs. Ayers
Grainger
Ada McCarthy
Mary Pickford Confined By Cold In Beverly Hills
Mary Pickford, noted screen actress, is confined to her bed in Beverly Hills due to a cold. Her physician reports the condition is not serious but will keep her from the studio for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Beverly Hills
Calif
Iowa tourist shakes hands with King and Jack Dempsey
Des Moines Iowa resident John Crownie met King George V during a London exposition visit and, after greeting the monarch, joked that he had shaken hands with both England's king and boxing champion Jack Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jack Dempsey
King George
John Crownie
Des Moines
Iowa
Vienna selected for International Council of Women convention
Washington reports that Vienna was chosen today as the 1930 quinquennial convention city for the International Council of Women. Delegates visited Woodrow Wilson's tomb and placed a lilies wreath. several did not attend, including Germans citing prior engagements. France was set as the 1927 meeting place and Britain for 1929.
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Washington
Vienna
International Council of Women
Woodrow Wilson
France
Executive Committee
Britain
Longwood mob fatally harms Black man West
Orange County Sheriff Kar el was informed by phone that a Black man named West was killed by a mob last night in Longwood, fifteen miles north of Orlando. The message says he was charged with confronting a young woman two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Karel
Orange County
Sanford
West
Longwood
Senate to Hear Arizona Public Lands Change Proposals
Washington AP reports the Senate Public Lands Committee will open hearings in Arizona on possible changes to public land laws due to drought. Acting chairman Senator Cameron said hearings begin June 4 in Douglas with further sessions in Tucson Globe Phoenix Tyrescott and Flagstaff through June 16.
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Washington
Arizona
Senate Public Lands Committee
Cameron
Douglas
Tucson
Globe
Phoenix
Tyrescott
Flagstaff
Miner Gus Boland Entombed at West Colusa Mine
Officials of Anaconda mining company report miner Gus Boland is entombed at the 260 foot level of the West Colusa mine in Butte Montana after a rock fall Monday. Rescue teams expect to reach the spot where Boland was last seen alive only late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Mont
Anaconda
Gus Boland
West Colusa
Boland
King to Represent Pocatello at U S Chamber Meet
J I King departs at noon for Washington to attend the thirteenth annual U S chamber of commerce convention as Idaho’s sole representative. He aims to study civic development and bring back data for Pocatello’s chamber program while topics include economic issues and European affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. King
Washington, D. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Organization
Mr. King
Idaho
Pocatello
King
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific
Accident Victims Recovering archibald funeral arrangements
Funeral arrangements for Ho ward G. Archibald a popular Po catello youth who died from injuries in an auto crash near Inkom are pending word from relatives. The body will be viewed at Metlan Undertaking and moved to the Archibald home Friday. Mrs Archibald and Mrs Ruth Hendricks are recovering at General hospital with bruises and no internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Archibald
Pocatello
Inkom
Metlan Undertaking Company
Archibald
South
Ruth Hendricks
General Hospital
Rockefeller Heiress Weds Young Lawyer in Society Ceremony
Abby Rockefeller, 21, daughter of John D. Rockefeller Jr., married 25-year-old lawyer David Milton in a quiet ceremony guarded by police at the Rockefeller town house. The pair, longtime friends, will sail to France and then reside on Park Avenue with Milton's income supporting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Mr. Rockefeller
Abby Rockefeller
David Erriwether Milton
E Ted
Albert F. Milton
David Milton
France
Paris
Park Avenue
Milton
Costly Death Rate Among Livestock
Washington officials of the department of agriculture urged farmers to reduce the high death rate among young livestock. They said births are the most vulnerable stage and called for protection of all young animals from scrubs to purebreds, citing misunderstanding and poor sanitation as common causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Idaho Governor Moore Seeks Idaho Reclamation Support
Idaho Governor Moore and W G Swendsen meet President Coolidge to present an optimistic agriculture and reclamation report. Senator Borah and Representative Smith of Idaho delivered the presentation. E Ray of Potatello is endorsed as U S district attorney candidate in Idaho, submitted to the President by Senator Gooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Idaho
Coolidge
Moore
W. G. Swendsen
Borah
Representative Smith
E. Ray
Potatello
United States
Gooding
German railways announce 320000 workers to be laid off
Berlin May 14 AP The German railway administration announces a large employment cut as a measure of economy 320000 employees will soon be dismissed from the current total of 675000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Railway Administration
Salt Lake business men honor guests in Idaho visit
Utah chamber of commerce representatives travel by special train to Pocatello for a seventh day of southern Idaho tours. Rotary Kiwanis and Realty board members hosted a luncheon at the Bannock hotel with addresses praising intermountain cooperation and Idaho’s farming and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men OF
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Rotary Club
Bannock Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello Realty Board
Kiwanis Club
Harmony Nighthawks
Tech
T. R. Nielsen
Noah Pond
Tevelauenes
Intermountain
Mr. Pond
Poexuteilo
Hugh M. Ferguson
Utah Power & Light Company
Idaho
Lowell Merrill
Walter Cleare
Pocatello Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce of
Utah
Golden Jubilee of National Game celebrates 50 years
New York hosts a Polo Grounds event marking fifty years of baseball as part of the league wide jubilee. Veterans Dan Bouthers and Tom York lead a parade with guests including Joe Hornung and John Morrill. Absent is John Montgomery Ward, former Giants captain who died two months ago.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Mos Kacie
Mighty Arm
Dan Bouthers
Dasher Troy
Joe Hornung
Tom York
John Morrill
John Burdock
Cepter Field
John Montgomery Ward
Giants
Bermuda apron causes customs clash in New York
Miss Edith Fyffe a Highland Park society girl describes how customs officers smashed her Bermuda apron at New York port. Five bottles including creme de cocoa were destroyed and a $10 penalty paid. The agents allegedly followed to Chicago seeking trunk loads of liquor despite no trunks found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edith Fyffe
Highland Park Society
New York
Miss Fyffe
John F. McKenzie
Board of Trade
Treasury
Bermuda
Baby’s Skull Fracture Tied to Infant Death in New York
Dr. Otto H. Schultze reported that autopsy findings show a fractured skull caused the death of one month old William Winters at the East 86th Street baby farm run by Mrs. Helen Auguste Gelsen Volk. District Attorney Ryan said the death certificate cites heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Otto H. Schultze
William Winters
East 86Th Street
Helen Auguste Gelsen- Volk
Winters
Ryan
Agnes Toohey
Liberty Woman Graduates With A B Degree At Grandmother Status
Mrs. Mary A. Church and her son James Church will both graduate next week from William Jewell College with A B degrees. Mrs. Church entered college as a grandmother and has a daughter in high school, another son at Ottawa University, and a daughter in Detroit. Dr Frank Church is her husband and a chautauqua lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty. Mo
Mary A. Church
James Church
William Jewell College
Church
Ottaswa University
Detroit
Frank Church
Shaw son stabs father found insane by jury
George D. Shaw who stabbed his father Bruce Shaw with a German sabre was declared insane at the time of the slaying and remains insane after a brief Sepres jury deliberation. Sentence postponed until tomorrow and he will be sent to an asylum for the insane. Judge Wells indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George D. Shaw
Bruce Shaw
Sepres
Wells
Drier East Wet West Coast Rum Trade Ignite Markets
Liquor ships off Southern California impede gin market as San Diego imports exceed 200000 dollars in 48 hours. California prices drop while New York wholesale costs rise on blockade effects. Japan considers liquor treaty. British and Belgian ships operate off coast. prohibition department to display posters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
California
Seatch
Los Angeles
New York
Pacific Coast
Tokio
Japan
United States
Prohibition Department
Runners and U S officers clash over San Pedro harbor liquor
In San Diego area efforts to curb a five-ship rum fleet off the coast intensify as police and federal agents report limited success. Hijackers pressure smugglers amid reports of a midnight shooting between White Point and Point Firmin. Authorities estimate daily whiskey landings top ten thousand dollars, aided by a lack of small boats to patrol. Coast guard cutter Vaughan arrives with details on the five carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
San Pedro Harbor
Here
White Point
Point Firmin
Harbor
Vaughan
Tamaroa
Coast Guard
Baseball Results From Today's Games Across Cities
Scores from games in Chicago Detroit St Louis Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati and New York show various victors. Key players include Rommel Cochrane Gooch Kamp and Luque among others with mixed run totals and late innings impact.
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Ibandit
FOE
Mexico
Woouwina
London
Soares
America
U.S
Chamber
Rockefeller
Bay
Bannock
Customs Office
Pacific Cities
Ieat
Guitor Ne Soon
Pacific
Rempeak
Schang
Lyons
Philadelphia
Rommel
Cochrane
Johnson
Doyle
Bassler
St. Louie
St. Louis
Coveleskie Ee Ruel
Danforth
Wingard
Boston
Pittsburgh
Gooch
Morrison and Smith
Kamp, Bachelder
Barnes and Gibson
Brooklyn
Louis
Brookins
Sethoran
Schmidt
Onna Grimes
Taylor
Cincinnati
Luque
Win Greenfield
Mes Quilan
Snyder
Hartley
Lieveland
Ate
Cleveland
Pico Kerr
Mya
Alexander and Hartnett
Mitchel
Heunline
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