Attack on Acting Consul Gowen at Leghorn
London reports say Acting American Consul Franklin Gowen was beaten and hospitalized after allegedly failing to salute fascists at a Leghorn fascist anniversary event on May 24. Private letters note attackers were fascist railway military near Rome. Washington says no information confirms the attack.
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London
Leghorn
Italy
Franklin Gowen
Gowen
Philadelphia
Rome
Washington, D. C
State Department
Gowon
Kidnaping Plot Framed to Boost Police Force
Los Angeles reports claim a kidnaping plot against film stars including Mary Pickford was a frame up to bolster the police department. Lawyer S. S. Hahn, attorney for C. A. Stevens, Claude Holcomb and Adrian Janes Wood, says investigations show conspiracy charges. He filed a writ of habeas corpus returnable tomorrow. if no formal charges are filed, release is likely.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Pickford
A. Kramooun
S. S. Hahn
Hahn
C. A. Stevens
Claude Holcomb
Adrian Janes Wood
Miss Pickford
Jackie Coogan
Poi Negri
5. L. Doheny
Trle
Cou
First Missionary Bishop of Idaho to Have Tablet
A bronze tablet will be unveiled in Boish Idaho to honor Daniel S. Tuttle the first missionary bishop to Idaho Montana and Utah The tablet will be displayed at the old Christ Church the first Episcopal church in the territory built in 1886 by The Rev TH Fox bishop of Montana and Idaho
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Boish
Idaho
Daniel S. Tuttle
Montana
Utah
Old Christ Church
TH. WH Fox
New Evidence in Shepherd Case Emerges in Chicago
New material uncovered by State's Attorney Crowe and his team concerns Billy McClintock's death from typhoid fever. Physicians provided information to aid the prosecution against D. Shepherd, who is charged with murder by inoculation. Details discussed in private hotel conferences, with several witnesses named.
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Billy McCilntook
Robert
Crowe
United Press
Billy
Sie D. Shepherd
Ruguy Biel
McClintock
James B. Herrick
Shepherd
Chicago
Yeabell
Young
Wes
President Coolidge Urges Navy as Instrument of Righteousness
President Coolidge told the Naval Academy graduating class that the navy must reflect America’s ideals and peaceable aims, not force alone. He stressed defense alongside moral leadership, urged no omen of imminent war, and warned against unfounded hostility claims while praising restrained, universal security.
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Naval Academy
Navy
Annapolis
Armerican Navy
Coolidge
Actson
Ievasion
United States
Albert Peoples
Finarlon
Aney
Otter
Kansas Town Sold for Eight Thousand Dollars
Salina Kansas June 3 Toney Humbarger becomes owner of Shipton Kansas paying 8760 for 33 acres land a store building dwelling and several outbuildings He also will manage the elevator The townsite thrived then declined with trains passing by and the waterworks plant serving as the town pump The buyer notes good wheat land and satisfaction with the purchase.
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Salina
Kane
Toney Humbarger
Shipton
Kansas
Humbarger
Fred Warren
Will Irwin
Henry Leng
Hamburger
Seng
Union Pacific
Snow Falls in West as East Swelters Heat Wave
A split weather picture shows light snow in five Wyoming mountain areas including Yellowstone Park Sheridan and Lander while Colorado towns Leadville and Grand Junction report flurries. Denver records a high today amid a heat wave elsewhere in the nation.
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Denver
Cole
Juice
Weather Bureau
Yellowstone Park
Sheridan
Lander
Wyoming
Leadville
Grand Junction
Colorado
Secretary Weeks In Worse Condition, Bulletin Says
Boston report states Secretary of War John W Weeks remains in poor health with a restless night and vomiting after an operation last Thursday A Rural Street branch bank in Indianapolis was robbed of 8000 by a lone bandit who held three employees at gunpoint Chicago reports Cecilia Roser age 21 was shot to death by her infant daughter in a tragic incident
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Boston
John W. Weeks
Indianapolis
Ind
Mathher Savings& Trust Company
Bank
Chicago
Mia
Cecilia’ Roser
Cwhos
Nomaga Fevoivsey
Nina Bap
Chicago Named Crime Capital As Murders Surge
Chicago, June 3. The city, long labeled crime capital of the nation, reports 170 murders in the first five months of the year, over one per day for 161 days. The figure tops all previous records and is about 50 percent above the six year average since 1919, with May totaling seven murders, rivaling the 1919 race period.
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Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Erlige Commission
Parachute Expert Seeks Jump Into Medina Lake
Private Ralph Watson, holder of the world's free parachute jump record, asks for permission to drop from an airplane and land in Medina Lake, 20 miles northwest of San Antonio. Major Ralph Royce at Brooks Field has consented. the request goes to Washington. Watson broke his own record after jumping from 2000 feet. his shoulders were bruised when the harness forced the parachute open. A separate item notes a Brooklyn janitor, William Brassfield, charged with homicide in the murder of Florence Kane, a Brooklyn detective’s sister, held without bail for exam on June 10.
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San Antonio
Texas
Ralph Watson
Brooksfield
Air Service
Washington
Brooks Field
Watson
Mitchell Field
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wiliam Brassfield
Tfoday
Florence Kane
Wealthy Chicago Woman Shot by Burglar
In Chicago on June 3 Mrs Belle Quinn Owen fifty, a wealthy suburban real estate owner, was shot and killed by two burglars who entered her home while she slept on a day bed in the living room during a heat wave. One intruder fired as the other watched. Police pursued the suspects.
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Chicago
Belle Quinn Owen
Owen
World Peace Urged by Federation Women’s Clubs
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs council at Witbadon urges full support for world peace. President Mrs. John D. Sherman of Beaver Colorado says American women must share responsibility to preserve global peace. A campaign to involve rural women in federation clubs is planned and a junior citizenship program division is on the morning agenda.
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Witbadon
Int
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Akerman
Family feud ends in fatal shooting near Harrisonville
In Harrisonville Missouri June 3 a 13 year old and a 10 year old were tied to a fatal shooting of Warolt Beamer as a coroner's inquest heard claims a masked youth with a shotgun demanded guns and Beamer fired at a woman and her son returned fire Beamer died at the road between the two homes no arrests yet and neighbors split into factions over the incident
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Harrisonville
Olf Warolt Beamer
William Bleyers, Jr
Louils ‘Alley
Alley
Beamer
William
Willams
Railroad plans to reorganize vast system
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railroad, with 11000 miles of track, seeks reorganization under Kuhn Loeb & Co and National City, asking stockholders for 709000000. Plan cuts fixed charges, extends obligations, and liquidates debt to the United States while creating new mortgages to finance the overhaul. Flooding in St Joseph and stockyards affected by a six inch downpour reported by weather observers.
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Nhw.york
Jue 3
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Dnto
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
National City Company
St. Paul's
United States
St, Josephs
St, Joseph
Bible Marathon Ends After 70 Hours Reading
A long Bible marathon concluded after 70 hours of continuous readings. The event began Saturday around 10 PM and ran through the night with the pastor and his wife reading in relays. The finish drew the entire congregation as they chanted the concluding verses.
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Wiest
Wits Sea
Ainiley
Immanuel Baptist Church Faces Split Over New Pastor Plan
Salt Lake City June 3 Immanuel Baptist Church reopened with a new pastor and three services. A statement signed by 400 of 850 members blamed internal strife on a minority group labeled modernists. former pastor Franklin G. Huling preached at all services while controversy continues.
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Immmanuel Baptist Church of
Salt Lake
City
New
Salt Lake City
Immanuel Baptist Church
Second South
Fourth East
Jocel
Franklin G. Huling
First Trinity Church
First
Inmanuel
Baptisteburgh
Huling
Church
Irimanuel, Baptist Church
Heat Wave Toll Climbs Across Midwest to Forty Two
A powerful heat wave and ensuing storms devastate the Midwest and Northeast. Reports say 42 deaths in 48 hours with 18 in the last day, 21 prior day, plus prostrations and crop damage across several states. Chicago and New York record multiple fatalities while Nebraska windstorms cause heavy property loss estimated at $200,000.
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Midwest
United Press
New York City
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Butler
Washington
Atlanta
Altoona
Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Chicago
Omaha
iMhineapolis
Ford and Edison May Be Called to Testify in Scopes Trial
Dayton Tenn June 10 1925 prosecutor T E Stewart may call Thomas A Edison Henry Ford and Luther Burbank to testify against John T Scopes in the evolution trial Stewart says all three are anti evolutionists and he cites a state law banning teaching evolution as the basis for his action.
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Dayton
Tenn
E. T. Stewart
John T. Scones
Thomne A. Bilson
Henry Ford
Luther Burbank
Scopes
Stewart
Riots Rise Among Chinese Students Today
Riots spread across Shanghai and nearby cities as protests escalate. American volunteers face detention while English and Chinese authorities struggle to restore order. Foreign casualties reported, with tensions rising between locals and foreigners amid aggressive mobs and calls to end imperial influence.
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Suanghal
P. J. Trevileith
Cas
Shriners elect new officers at Imperial Council
Los Angeles June 3 James C Burger of Denver was installed as Imperial potentate of Shriners at the imperial council meeting, succeeding James E Chandler of Kansas City. Burger was automatically elected after serving as imperial deputy potentate. Next convention slated for Philadelphia in 1926 with Willians Brown of Pittsburgh and Benjamin Rowell of Boston reelected imperial treasurer and recorder.
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Los Angeles
Calif
James C. Burger
Denver
Imperial Potenta' of Shriners
Imperial Council
James E. Chandler
Kansas’ City
Burger
Philadelphia
Willians
Brown
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Rowell
Boston
Fragmentary record of a state trial home for women case
Incomplete OCR text references a state trial home for women and a release or sentence. The readable fragments indicate a legal or institutional context but lack clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a full summary.
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Govert
America
Kansas Town
Ichicago
Biernial ‘ Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lyman Jage
Treasury
McKinley
Roosevelt
Aert Ourly Min Sau Plexo
Gage
Lone Leen
Baptist Church
New York
Newark
Passaic
Livingston
East Elmhurst
Troutton
Kansas City
Manhattan
Ford and
Edison
Valtye
Mondricl
Stein
James Mure
Shanghai
Setanghat
Shoor
Shriners
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