Race War Rises in Tulsa Death Toll Soars
Tulsa, June 1 Associated Press reports renewed race clashes in North Greenwood, with at least 85 killed and hundreds of homes destroyed as martial law is imposed. White and Black residents clash amid gunfire, arson, and mass arrests. thousands flee to safety while guards restore order.
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Polish and German Forces Clash Near Annaberg in Silesia
Reports from Oppeln and Annaberg describe heavy combat between German forces and Polish insurgents defending a French garrison. German casualties cited as twelve dead and 31 wounded. Polish losses 130 dead. Poles retreated northeastward, while Germans claimed success near Gross Strehlitz and Kalinow. Baron von Pless defended German counteroffensive and rejected neutral zones in Silesia.
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Washington clean-up drive praised by Col Sherrill
Col Clarence Sherrill leads a national style of civic pride and cleanliness in Washington. He urges every householder to participate as U S cities from Utah to Connecticut consider copying the campaign. Alexandria and others plan six days of dirt patrols with schools and merchants on board.
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A Motor Tour Through Southern Maryland
A road map and photographs in The Sunday Post will be of interest to every automobilist.
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Miss Willard A Bride In Madrid Nuptials
Mary Elizabeth Willard daughter of Joseph E Willard United States ambassador to Spain married at noon today to Mervyn Herbert secretary of the British embassy in Madrid half brother of the Earl of Carnarvon. Civil ceremony at the official residence of Premier Allendasalazar with judge of Buenavista district officiating. Witnesses included the foreign minister Marquis de Lema and the Duke of Alba Guillermo Osma and Marquis Narros. Guests included the bride’s parents Germit and Mrs Roosevelt the latter also a daughter of Ambassador Willard Premier Allenda Salazar the British ambassador and other diplomats.
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Cuban port tie up impending
The Havana Hay Labor federation executive committee announced a general port strike would be called unless immigration legislation is enacted immediately. Unions at Cuban ports offered cooperation, warning that sugar mill suspensions release thousands of workers and cheap foreign labor threatens Cuban labor conditions. Prohibition of immigration is urged until labor conditions normalize.
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Campaign clean up in Alexandria boosts citizen cooperation
Sheriff records all actions from idea origin to campaign close as two trash wagons collect daily. Residents increasingly back the effort, with visible improvements such as tidy back yards and proper receptacles for discarded papers.
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Copper Contract Revised By New York Metal Exchange
New York June 1 a new copper contract was formed by the New York Metal Exchange unifying delivery terms with the London market. Members said the change aims to equalize price control between the two exchanges and encourage broader trading in the United States.
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May Business Good Is Reserve Report
The Federal Reserve Board in May reported a mixed outlook with a definite turn for the better in some industries but little prospect of immediate improvement. Production and distribution rebounded slowly, wages and prices show friction, unemployment rose due to spring work, and agricultural conditions were unfavorable with cold wet weather hurting crops and delaying cotton and fruit development.
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Girl Kills Intruder in Bedroom Window
A 14-year-old girl shot and killed a man who she says appeared at her bedroom window as she was about to undress for bed. The incident occurred Monday night in Ark. Police report that the intruder was a salesman named Dunagan, age 3 at death. The girl provided the account of self defense. Claude June AS Ark.
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Votes Big Navy Bill Divides Senate Over Disarmament Amendments
Senate passes naval appropriation bill amid party split on Borah disarmament amendment and potential broad conference with Britain and Japan. Republicans Capper La Follette Lenroot Norbeck Norris and Democrats Dial Glass Harris Harrison Heflin Hitchock King Pomerene Sheppard Stanley Trammell Watson vote against passage. House opposed to increased naval spending. Senate floor fights trimmed $2.5 million from headline totals. Borah amendment retained in conference.
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Fall Takes Over Navy Oil Reserve
President Marcus signed an executive order transferring naval oil reserves from the Navy to the Interior Department. The move lists sites in California, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah and aims to coordinate department oil policies while requiring Navy consultation for any drilling or reserve changes.
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Secretaries Denby and Fall Announce Leasing Plan for Naval Reserve Drilling
Secretary Denby and Secretary Fall announced two leases to Fall for drilling rights in California Naval Oil Reserve No 1, the first naval reserve opened to drilling. Leases will be granted on a percent basis with offset wells to block outside-edge tapping. bids were to open around April 26 but were postponed and will be sent to Fall.
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Oil note perturbs Dutch policy in Dutch East Indies
The Hague reports the United States note on the Netherlands oil policy in the Dutch East Indies has caused concern in the foreign office. Foreign Minister van Karnebeek held a long conference with the department of economic affairs head, and officials presume the note was discussed. The Dutch government is believed to plan an official reply while reaffirming its position and regretting the American view.
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Illicit Liquors Tax Debate Reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld quashing indictments against Boze Yuginovich and Cousin Boze Yuginovich under old liquor laws, ruling the Volstead Act supersedes prior statutes. The decision affects prosecutions and potential fines, with Wayne Wheeler of the Antisaloon League asserting stronger dry support. The ruling clarifies Congress taxed liquor both illegal and legal productions, impacting penalties and future cases. Also, South Porto Rico Sugar Company declared a 1 percent common dividend and a 2 percent preferred dividend due to low sugar prices and market conditions.
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Deer Park Hotel Ad Shares June 20 Unit Sale
SSee Deer Park Hotel and Mullins Met Broking office Bhare bom Horek Wash DB C unit June 20 Adv SSee republished Washington Post content now on sale at The Post news discs and the following stores Rentane Woodward Lothrop Sons Co Ballantyne Sone
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Harding Seeks Speedier Rail Rate Cuts in Talks
President Harding urged rapid action to ease the transportation crisis, meeting unannounced with Interstate Commerce Commission leaders and signaling imminent discussions with the Railway Labor Board. He aims to lower railroad rates and wages to restore normal industry and agriculture, pursuing voluntary carrier reductions and broader reviews of land and sea transport, amid fruit growers’ complaints.
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