France and Spain reach accord on Moroccan cooperation
The Associated Press reports France and Spain have agreed on joint action to end Moroccan warfare. French Foreign Minister Briand and Spain's ambassador Count Júliones de Leon discuss delivering swift blows against tribesmen and restoring peace. A Franco-Spanish conference in Madrid will finalize military and naval plans next week.
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Morocco
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Juiiones de Leon
League of Nations Council
Africa
Madrid
Caillaux Aims To Finance Budget Without Loans
Paris. Finance Minister Caillaux told the finance committee he intends to obtain from taxation all funds needed to cover budget expenses without recourse to loans. He said England and the United States would be better disposed toward settling inter allied debts if France proves serious about internal tax reform. A foreign loan might be floated, but the priority is to show a budget balance.
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Dedication of John D Archbold Memorial Hospital Planned
The John D Archbold Memorial Hospital dedication is set for June 30 1925 at 11:00 am with open house afterward until 10 pm. Invitations target out of town guests, while locals are encouraged to attend the ceremony and view the new hospital.
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Thomas County
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American Balloon May Yet Be Victor in Gordon Bennett Race
Brussels June 10 The American Balloon Goodyear III with Wade Orman as pilot may still be declared the winner of the Gordon Bennett race started Sunday Experts say previous disqualification doubts may be incorrect Van Orman flew 441 miles the farthest yet reported and landed near Ushant light on a steamship deck an act potentially not deemed receiving landing assistance by officials
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Atlantic
Ushant Light
Belgium Bag Likely Wins Gordon Bennett Cup Race
Brussels reports indicate Belgium will be declared winner of the first Gordon Bennett cup for lighter than air balloons. Ernest de Muyter piloting Belgica was credited with the farthest flight from the start, landing at Quimper Brittany 422 miles away, while Goodyear III piloted by Wade T. Van Orman reportedly covered 710 miles.
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President Coolidge Returns to Washington From Minnesota
The Associated Press reports President Calvin Coolidge arrived in Washington after attending a Norse American celebration in Minnesota. En route, his presidential train traveled through Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio, functioning as a mobile entourage with a press conference held and a stenographer noting remarks.
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Illinois
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Ohio
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Riot follows Ku Klux Klan meeting in Clinton Mass
Thirty two men were arrested in Clinton Massachusetts after a riot erupted following an outdoor Ku Klux Klan gathering on June 10. Police detained participants and investigated clashes that disrupted the town.
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Tallulah Industrial School Expands with Five New Buildings
Five new structures were formally dedicated at the Tallulah Falls Industrial School by the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs. Governor Walker spoke on Greater Georgia during the federation’s biennial session. The school's growth now includes seven buildings and a 200 student capacity. Lewis Beck of Atlanta announced a ten thousand dollar gift.
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Board of Trustees
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Athens
Lewis Beck
Consolidation Plans For Two Major Coal Firms Announced
The Associated Press reports New York June 10 plans to merge the Glen Alden Coal Company with the Delaware Lackawanna and Weston Coal Company. The combined sales organization handles anthracite properties once held by the Lackawanna Railroad and totals about one hundred million dollars in assets.
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New York
Glen Alden Coal Company
Delaware, Lacka Wanna and
Weston Coal Company
Lacakawanna ‘Ailroad
Thiele Named Secretary of Alaskan Territory
C Janeiber-Baple Thiele, a surveyor general for Alaska, was appointed today to be secretary of the territory of Alaska.
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Alaskan Territory
Washington, C
Janeiber-Baple Thiele
Alaska
Georgia Dentists Open 57th Convention in Augusta
The fifty seventh annual convention of the Georgia state dental society opened today in Augusta with Dr Co M Barnwell of Atlanta presiding. The Associated Press reported from Augusta on June 10.
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Augusta
Georgia State Dental Society
Co. M. Barnwell
Atlanta
Youth Killed as Train Strikes Auto Near Ashburn
In Tifton Georgia on June 10 a southbound auto from Newcastle Pennsylvania was struck by a Southern Railway passenger train near Ashburn. A man named McKee was seriously injured while his 12 year old son died.
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Newcastle
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Associated Press
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Ashburn
Michigan to Participate in July Fourth Defense Test
Lansing June 10 Michigan today officially joined states taking part in the national defense test set for July fourth by President Coolidge. Governor Groesbeck issued a proclamation calling it fitting to join in such a demonstration for peace with thought to our future security.
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Associated Press
Lansing
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Michigan
Coolidge
Elks Convention Opens in Savannah With City Address
The Georgia South Carolina Elks convene in Savannah with Mayor Hull delivering the welcome address. Speakers include John G. Price grand exalted ruler and General Harry Lee commandant at Parla Island.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Hull
John G. Price
Harry Lee
Parla Island
Oklahoma Man Named Pension Commissioner
Announcement from the White House says Weston Scott of Oklahoma will succeed B Metcalfeff as commissioner of pensions starting July first. The move sets Scott to lead the pensions agency and oversee veteran benefits policy.
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Pas Pourington
D. Cy. Jume
White House
Wististd Scott
B. Metcalfeff
Georgia Weather: Mostly Cloudy With Showers Likely
Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday across Georgia with probable local thunder showers in the south and central portions.
Opposition to short time leases of Muscle Shoals power
The President's Muscle Shoals commission in its first session expressed opposition to any short time leases of the Muscle Shoals power facilities. A letter to the War Department stated the commission would grant authority to sell power developed before Congress acts, if the War Department desires.
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Muscle Shoals Commission
Commission
War Department
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Muscle Shoals question urged to be settled fairly
Gustave Oder Jr president of the National Fertilizer Association said in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia that the Muscle Shoals issue should be resolved on a fair basis to remove federal industry uncertainty. He called Muscle Shoals an unsolved problem causing untold trouble and hindering service.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Muscle Shoals
Gustave Oder, Jr
National Fertilizer Association
Golby Joins Defense in Evolution Trial
Clarence Darrow and Bambridge Colby were chosen to assist in the defense of John Scopes, the Dayton Tennessee high school teacher charged with teaching evolution in defiance of the state law. The two lawyers are expected to make a dramatic showing at the first trial preparatory to appeals to the state and U.S. Supreme Courts.
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New York
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Chicago
Bambridge Colby
John Scopes
Dayton
Tennessee
Darrow
Colby
United States Supreme Courts
Darrow Chosen as Defense Counsel in Scopes Trial
Clarence Darrow of Chicago selected as defense counsel for John T. Scopes in the Tennessee evolution law trial in Dayton. Forrest Bailey of the ACLU announces the decision and aims to make the case a national event to educate on freedom of thought and teaching.
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Chicago
John T. Scopes
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Tennessee
Darrow
Civil Liberties Union
Bailey
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Charlies Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Baldwin says no security pact with France yet
Premier Baldwin told the House of Commons that no security pact with France has been concluded and none would be made without Parliament having a full discussion. He stressed that Britain seeks assurances and a proper debate before any agreement, signaling careful negotiations ahead.
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Tell Commons
Associated Press
London
House of Commons
France
Parliament
Italy backs Franco British pact amid Geneva security debate
In Geneva the Italian spokesman Signor Scialota signaled Italy’s temporary support for a Franco British pact with Germany while seeking possible participation if extended to all German frontiers. He argued Germany joining the League would strengthen security, and noted future regional accords may be discussed in September before the League of Nations assembly.
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Italy
Germany
League of Nations
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Great Britain
M. Briand
Paris
France
Cantonese and Japanese Clash Near Canton
Washington June 10. Fighting between Cantonese and Japanese troops for Canton continued with growing intensity. The Canton American hospital was struck by a small shell and several rifle bullets, and two American launches bound for a Christian college at Canton were repeatedly hit by rifle fire.
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Washington, D. C
Canton
State Department
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Christian College
Capital students stage protest over Shanghai riots
In Peking on June 10 students gathered for a large demonstration condemning foreign authorities' suppression of strike riots in Shanghai. They marched through streets voicing dissent and calling for action.
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China
Shanghai
China Blames Police for Shanghai Riots Under Pe King Guidance
The Chinese legation issued a statement from Peking blaming municipal police constables for Shanghai riots. It claimed student protests were neither anti alien nor pro Bolsheviki. The note comes as tensions rise in Tokyo where authorities monitor the unrest.
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Japan
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Peking
Shanghai
Twelve Funerals For Mine Victims In Sturgis Ky
In Sturgis Kentucky twelve funerals were held today for victims of the gas mine explosion that took seventeen lives on Monday. Four bodies were sent to other cities for burial and one remains unrecovered. An official investigation will follow after all victims are recovered.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Ingertree Relief Ship Crosses Arctic Circle Today
The Steamship Ingertree, aboard the Norwegian relief expedition, crossed the Arctic Circle at 8 this morning while en route to Spitzbergen in search of the Amundsen Ellsworth Polar flyers.
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Arctic Circle
Associated Press
Spitzbergen
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