Death of Chang Tao Lin Ruler Shocks Manchuria
Chang Tao Lin a Manchurian warlord and former dictator of the North China Government died after a May 23 ambush injury near Mukden. His son Chang Hsienh-Liang was tipped to assume power as northern governor and possible generalissimo of Mukden forces.
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Mueden
China
Chang Tao Lin
North China
Peking
Mukden
Chang Tso Lin
Geang Tso Lin
Toki
Ment
Chang ‘Teo Lin
Chang Teo Lin
Manchuria
Feng ‘Yo-Hsiang
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
Tenjo
Chang Hsienh-Liang
Kiwanis Convention Ends With Golf Championship
Seattle June 21 delegates wrap up the 12th annual Kiwanis international convention on the golf links after a four day program. A final business session precedes the championship tournament. Samuel Cummings of Kansas City is likely elected president. Detroit and Milwaukee competed for the 1929 convention city. Delegates also vote on policy resolutions for the coming year.
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Seattle
Washa
U. P
Kiwanis
Samuel Cummings
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
President Refuses Clemency for Three Convicted Killers
Superior Wisconsin reports President Coolidge denied clemency to Nicholas Lee Eagles Samuel Moreno and John Proctor condemned for the September 1926 murder of Patrolman Leo W K Buseh of the Washington police. The trio faces execution by electric chair tomorrow in Washington.
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Superior
Wis
U.P
Coolidge
Nicholas Lee Eagles
Samuel Moreno
John Proctor
Leo W. K. Buseh
Washington
Two Deputies Die in Belgrade Parliament Clash
In Belgrade the Skopschtina parliament adjourned after a deadly clash between government and opposition deputies. Two lawmakers, Paul Raditch and Djurs Bassaricek, were killed. four others injured including Stefano Raditch and Ivan Pernar who was in danger. The altercation began when radical deputy Puisha Ratchich fired a revolver at opposition benches.
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Vienna
U P
Belgrade
Skopschtina
Ivan Pernar
Paul Raditch
Djurs Bassaricek
Stefano Raditch
Pernar
Grand
Atlantic flyers skirt London crowds during visit
The trio of explorers including the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, Amelia Earhart, arrived in London with crowd attention. Stoltz and Gordon shopped at Selfridge's and Bond Street while Earhart wore borrowed attire and joined social meals at Mrs. Frederick B. Guest's residence.
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London
U.P
Atlantic
Amelie Barbert
Wil
Mitt Stultz
Lew Gordon
England
Miss Earhart
Stoltz
Gordon
Hyde Park
Selfridge’s
Bond Street
Frederick B. Guest
Byer
Stultz
Boston
Clothing Center Held at Youngsville
Twenty Youngsville women enroll in a clothing center hosted at Rolles Hospital this week and next. Demonstrations teach pattern fitting, sleeve varieties, necks, pockets, buttonholes, finishes, and color. Ming Dagmar Fulfs, home economics rep for Erie and Warren counties, leads the extension service. contact via Agricultural Extension Association in the courthouse.
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Miley
Aloe Ghilds
Iu Holding & Clothing
Youngeville
Rolles Hospital
Mia
Walter Ward
Ming Dagmar Fulfs
Home Economica
Erie
Warren Counties
Agricultural Extension Association of
Ses
Court House
Bankers to Elect Officers on Friday
Philadelphia June 21 Delegates at the American Institute of Banking convention plan tonight to vote tomorrow for officers. The 2500 attendees discussed banking matters and will attend sessions after returning from Atlantic City and before a trip to Valley Forge.
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Philadelphia
U. P
American Institute of Banking
Atlantic City
Valley Forge
Tidal Wave Wrecks Mexican Port in Earthquake Aftermath
The port of Chacahus in Cargca state was nearly destroyed by a tidal wave caused by the recent earthquake. Reports from Mexico City say 108 tremors have been felt in Tuxtepec since Saturday, per the Excelsion newspaper.
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Mexico City
U.P
Chacahus
Cargca
Excelsion
Tuxtepex
Circulation Managers Elect Officers At Pittsburgh Meeting
J M Annenberg was elected president of the International Circulation Managers Association at the convention closing session in Pittsburgh. H W Stodghill was chosen first vice president, J N Eisen ford second vice president, and Clarence Eyster re elected secretary treasurer. Newly elected directors to serve.
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Pittsburgh
J. M. Annenberg
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New York Evening Post
International Circulation Managers’ Association
H. W. Stodghill
Louisville
Courter-Journal-Times
J. N. Eisenford
Chicago Daily News
Clarence Eyster
The
Peoria
Star
Convention opens with leaders from major papers named
The convention opened on Tuesday with Norman Hoover of the New York World E C White of the Hoablon Yea Obrotilla and R J Seeman of the St Louis Democrat Globe a H Marks of the Asheville NC citizen named director for one year to improve Kisonford. Treasury balance June 19 stood at 261,148,625.68 with customs receipts this month to June 19 at 26,677,026.91.
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Norman Hoover
New York World
E. C. ‘White
R. J. Seeman
St. Louis-Democrat-Globe
A. H. Marks
Aghville
N.C
Iyproeal Kisonford
Treasury
Washington
U.P
Miners Agree Upon Wage Scale Trial in Pa
Workers at Pennsylvania Coal company number six colliery in Pittston Pa enter a 30 day trial of the new wage scale to stamp out unrest in the anthracite region. The 30 day period ends today as city notices run.
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Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
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