Americans Fired On Near Canton in Chinese Civil Conflict
Four Americans, including Frank Frampton and Montgomery Ogden, were shot at while crossing to Canton by launch from an island near Canton. Mrs Frampton was wounded in the arm and others injured by glass splinters. The party fled to Honan amid rising anti foreign sentiment.
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U. S
Hong Kong
China
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Montgomery Ogden
Canton
Iunnery
Frampton
Honan
Moscow Shanghai
International Mixed Court
Shanghai University
Moscow
Rescuers Digging to Find Miners Bodies in Mine Disaster
Rescuers pressed on June 9 after a blast at West Kentucky Coal Company Mine No 9 trapped 18 miners. Four bodies of black miners were recovered, with five whites and four blacks still missing. Six men were rescued, but all others perished moments after the explosion, per company vice president T J Jon King.
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T. J. Jon- King
Axe Murder Mystery Puzzles Baton Rouge Authorities
Baton Rouge authorities probe the axe murder of Professor Oscar Turner at Louisiana State University. After two days no arrest, with a student under suspicion and more students questioned as coroner’s inquest resumes. District Attorney Odom says no arrests until solid evidence is found.
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Rough
Oscar
Turner
Louisiana
State University
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Anqweat
Coutures
Rad. Odom
Body Encased in Lead Sheets From Hackensack River
A badly burned, unidentified man was recovered from the Hackensack River at Secaucus New Jersey. Police believe the victim was tortured by fire perhaps by hijackers or turn-runners, and investigators hope identification may come from distinguishing features despite severe burns.
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New Jersey
Secaucus
N. J
Hackensack River
Rum Runners Go to Gulf
Houston reports the U S blockade along the Atlantic coast has driven rum runners to the Gulf of Mexico. Coast Guard cutter Comanche, returning after a 24 day patrol, sighted 14 armed rum boats in the gulf. Crews claimed danger from sea hi jacking buyers posing as liquor purchasers and boarding ships.
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Houston
Torus
Rim TuUners
Smith Family Outdo Daltons in Oklahoma City Crime
In Oklahoma City on June 9 authorities report the Smith family leads arrests over other names since April 7, 1923 with 132 bookings out of 37,925 arrests. The Daltons and James and Starrs are noted as high crime names, but the Smiths top the list in police records. The Johnson name follows with substantial arrest counts in the survey.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Daltons
James
Starrs
Smith
League
Eurvey
Police Department
Smiths
John+ sons
Johnson
Tones
Land rights in North problem tied to MacMillan Arctic expedition
Washington reports a U S policy dilemma as MacMillan and Byrd plan a Arctic voyage to reach the unknown Harris land north of Canada. A Canadian official seeks use of Byrd's planes, risking US recognition of Canada sovereignty over territory to the North Pole. No formal notices have been issued and the State Department seeks caution until discovery advances.
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Washington, D.C
MacMillan
State Department
Byrd
Navy
Axel Hebergland
United States of Canada
Pole
United States
North Pole
Harris
Canada
Macy
Millan
State ‘Department
President Coolidge on way back to Washington train
President Coolidge rode in a five car special train via Chicago to St Paul Minneapolis, amid cheering crowds despite rain. He praised War Wormian’s efforts, shared warmth with Norse-American centennial attendees, and Mrs Coolidge won favor with Minnesota women during the North Dakota tour portion.
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Coodge
Washington
Coolldge
Wisconsin
St Puy
Chicago
National Capital
Tomorray
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Jerddy
United States
Madison
la Vallette
Minnesota
Wyoming Tax Fight Reaches Federal Court Over Water Storage
After a water transfer project, attorneys Judea James KR Bothwell and firm Bothwell Chapman travel to Cheyenne to represent Twin Falls and Northside Canal in a federal case seeking to restrain Wyoming from taxing waters stored by the Mickson Lake reservoir and related canal operations.
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Wylryy Judea
James KR. Bothwell
Bothwell & Chapman
Cheyenne
Twin Falls (Oval Company
Northside Canal Company
Federal Court of Wyoming
Wyola
da Pulls
Tin Pally Northside Canal Company
Mickson Lake
Medical ethics sparks clash over law and practice
Dr. Mischer denounces Volstead era rules and Harrison act as hampering medicine. He argues for patient by patient care, physician responsibility, and privacy over group medicine and record keeping, condemning government overreach and illicit drug issues. Ottawa notes Canada Apple prices show a higher import value at year end.
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Martin Jt Mieher
Nad
Ohio Hospital
Td Hnighh
Harrison
Mischer
Olviders-Shoe
Collge
Vischer
Wischer
Dr. Fisher
Explorer Search Sparks Three Parties In Arctic Mission
Three parties begin a renewed search for explorer Amundsen in the Arctic region. Reports from Washington indicate efforts focus on securing logistical support and coordinating with international agencies to locate the missing crew.
Editor Tries to Prove Libelous Articles True in Yuma Court
In Yuma Arizona the defense of George Lynn proceeds in superior court as prosecutors rest their case over libel allegations concerning Sanguinetti. Witness G W Washburn testified of Lynn’s alleged plan to have the editor kidnapped before publication. In Washington, the weather bureau announced the end of the heat wave with possible thundershowers from Alabama to Maine tonight through Wednesday.
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Atiz
George Lynn
Sanguinetti
Diamisn
G. W. Washburn
Lynn
Washburn
Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Alabama
Maine
Navy Dirigible Sets Fresh Flight Toward Minnesota
A Navy airship plans another attempt at a flight to Minnesota after a prior decision to abort. Officials cite weather and mechanical checks as factors, with crews preparing for new routes and safety reviews before takeoff.
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Navy
Dirigible
Minnesota
Wheat crop outlook shows smaller U S production
Government estimates indicate a drop in spring wheat yield with yields around 22 bushels per acre, 179 percent of last year’s output. Oats and barley also revised, with oats at 1,283,000,000 bushels and barley at 205,000,000, reflecting conditions near 77 to 80 percent of normal and five year averages.
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Ali Ningun
Ernie Hest
SSRI
Phils
Nations Puzzle Over Boundary Causes El Paso Tension
Mexico and the United States face a long standing dispute over the Chamizal tract near El Paso Texas as Rio Grande deposition and river avulsion redefine borders The 1884 and 1911 accords tried to settle changing boundary lines with a three person arbiter panel including General Anson Mills and Senor Fernandez Beltran y Pugo Hearings began in 1911 with McGill professor Eugene La Fleur assisting the talks
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Mexico City
EL Paso
Texas
Mexico
United States
Hlile
Rio Grande
Sheffield
General Anson Mills
Senor Fernandez Beltran Y Pugo
Eugene la Fleur
McGill University
Montreal
Dowad
England and France Readied to Guard Borders
Britain and France are nearing a security pact to deter German aggression in the west. London reports Germany would be barred from invasion if the pact is accepted, with France guaranteeing frontiers and collaboration alongside a broader Entente defense. The accord aims to bind Britain France and possibly Belgium with Germany under a unified defense, pending approval in Berlin.
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Corman
Helaivin
Mesto
Iurepeéua
Rhineland
Ranes
Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Berlitz
England
Ry A. L. Bradford
United Press
Paris
Munovey
Darrow Chosen as Defense Counsel in Scopes Trial
Clarence Darrow the Chicago lawyer was formally named counsel for the defense in the Scopes evolution trial at Dayton Tennessee. The American Civil Liberties Union settled on Darrow as chief assistant to Dr Joan Neal. Darrow to lead cross examination of witnesses next month with possible involvement of former Secretary of State Charles Hughes if appeals rise.
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago
John ‘I. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Hia
American Civil Liberties Union
Scopes
Darrow
Joan Neal
Couret
Charles Hughes
Scopus
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Boise police hunt for Hoy who broke jail
Boise police searched for Yess Holcomb, 17, in a fruitless morning manhunt after he escaped from the city jail’s woman’s ward by prying a tool loose. Holcomb was in custody on theft charges.
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Yess Holcomb
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Trandom
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