Breakfast News Echoes From Global Turmoil and Arts
A fragmentary outlook blends witty aphorisms with World War I era foreign affairs. References drift from Lansing era politics to Tingtein and Te 50 miles away battles, bandit leaders praised as educated, and rail and Rhine era cautions. Mentions Poe Edison and world court debates, with Franco-German tensions and Japan’s stance shaping uneasy headlines.
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Congress
Tingtein
Republic
Shasi
Yangtze
Lieaumant
Chinese Slayer Granted 60 Day Stay of Execution
Fiang Sun Wan, a Chinese student in New York, sentenced for the murder of Dr Ben Sen Wu, was granted a 60 day reprieve by Justice Jennings Baler. Wan had been scheduled for hanging next Friday after the Court of Appeals denied a new trial. Counsel James A. Shek plans to seek Supreme Court review. Dr Wu was killed on January 28.
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Fiang Sun Wan
New York
Ben Sen Wu
Jennings Baler
Wan
Priday
Court of
Teased at School a Boy Kills Himself in Greenville
A teen in Greenville Pennsylvania died by suicide after persistent teasing at school. Authorities report classmates and a favored teacher allegedly pressured him to join a group, with distress mounting as the teen faced exclusion and scorn at home and in classes.
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Greenville
Raymond Baker
Dame Hare
Weausa
Toa
President Harding Courting Court Controversy Tours Planned
President Harding avoids discussing reservations on the World Court issue and plans a Alaska trip starting about June 20. He will not lead a campaign for or against the protocol, leaving the matter to be debated in the Senate and by opponents and supporters.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Eliot Wadeworth
Harding
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Tom Edison
Sart
White House
The
Washington Post Co
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
A&qight
Hughes
Hoover
Alaska
Washington
World Court
Sena
Air Mail reaches five year mark with Hawaiian pouch
The 11th anniversary of the air mail service was celebrated as a Honolulu pouch arrived in Washington after a cross country journey. The pouch traveled from Honolulu to Golden Gate in 76 hours minutes and from San Francisco to Washington in 844 hours. The bag arrived in San Francisco on the Omaha front, breaking a cruising record not previously known to officials. No special transit preparations were made and most of the trip was overland by train, averaging travel time.
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Washington
Bruch
Honolulu
Hawa
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Omaha
Post Office Department
Weahington
Sugar Injunction Appeal Due Today
Government seeks quick appeal in New York Federal court over injunction against New York Sugar Exchange. Officials anticipate possible hearing in October. brokers subpoenaed to supply records as sugar shares slide. Cuba sugar production near completion. Emanuel Stearn Company files involuntary bankruptcy alleging failure to deliver sugar and cover losses.
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New York Federal Court
New York Sugar Exchange
Supreme Court
Department of Jus- Hon
New York
Seymour
Tork
Aeannut Brown
Leopold
Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Serand
Exchange
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Cuba
Emanuel Stearn Company, Inc
Lamborn & Co
Reports A J White Found in Portland
A report claimed Andrew J White, noted Washington businessman who vanished in December, was found in Portland Oregon. Police headquarters received the report last night from an anonymous caller and Lieut Plemmons doubted its truth pending verification. Mrs White expressed disbelief.
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Andrew J. White
Washington
Portland
Oreg
Lieut Plemmons
Saneone
Mrs White
Bandits Shoot Timekeeper in New York City Robbery
Ralph Hosler of Findlay, guarding a New York Central railroad timekeeper, was shot and likely fatally wounded during an early morning robbery. Two masked men entered a Farnham coach, seized the cash, and escaped with about $160 after binding Hosler. He crawled to a nearby farmhouse for aid.
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Buffalo N Oy
Ralph Hosler
Findlay
New York Central Railroad
Tim
Farnham
Hapler
Jones
Hot Springs Flood and Fire Ravage City Center
Hot Springs Ark May 15 flood and fire sweeped the business district from a mountain torrent. The Marquette hotel and nearly a score of stores burned. one woman suffered a serious skull fracture after being swept into a car by the current. Arkansas National Guard deployed to guard damaged sections as waters ran down Central Avenue and street life faced collapse.
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Marquette Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
Katie Christianson
Central Avenue
Marquette
Apringa Company
Arkansas National Guard
Officla
Daatruriusa
Furneninga
Cosen
Mora
Fimmes
Jagg
Wight
Geventenen
Stracken
Carrest
Grand Rapids
Oliver Finnie
American Bapresa Office
Fiowenthal Shoe Store
Dixie Cafe
British Gain Bagdad Line After 25 Year Struggle
Special cable from Lausanne notes Britain won control of the Berlin Bagdad railway after a 25 year battle. A British syndicate, backed by the Anglo Persian Oil Co, secured the last share from Banque des Chemins de Fer Orientaux, ending Turkish, German and French contest over Anatolia railway concessions from the Bosphorus to Bagdad.
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Anglo-Persian Oil Company
Lausanne
Berlin-Gagdad
Kaisers Dream
Banque Des Chemins de Fer Orientaux
Zurich
Anatolia Railway
Her- Un-Bagdad
Frederick Gunther
Dresden
Germany
Anatolia
Turkey
Qual
Mosul
Chester
Bosphorus
An- Bara
Konia
Deutscher Bank
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Bagdad
Berlin
Bagdad Ins
Zurich Bank
Reparations Commission
Bagdad Ling
Noted Florida physicist Webster shoots self in Florida
Worcester Massachusetts May 1 Arthur Gordon Webster a Clark University physicist and member of the naval advisory board shot himself in his Clark laboratory after leaving a note claiming years of failure. He was 59 and had held posts in the National Academy of Sciences and other societies. The same issue reports Leon County Judge S. F Willis ordered removed from office following the Tabert case and related senate actions amid testimony of alleged conspiracies and misconduct involving county officials and the labor camp.
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A. G. Webster
Florida Senate
Self
Worcester Mass
Arthur Gordon Webster
Clark University
Clark Laboratory
Webwater
Hill
Hls Laboratory
Nesidant
Tas Chase
Webster
Hia
Gordon
Papa
Naval Advisory Board
National Academy of Sefence
Washington
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Boston
American Philosophize Society of
Philadelphia
Tallahassee
Fla
F Willis
Leon County
Senate
Martin Tarbert
North Pekote
Putnam Lumber Company
Fila
Gov Hardee
Sherritt J . Jones
Tabert
Walter Higeinvotham
Willis
Jerry Poppell
Poppell
Jones
Raifrona
Lumber
Whilip
Indict Grid Iron Star Brickley in Forgery Case
Cheries E Brickley former Harvard grid iron star and Montgomery Gib son local stock broker were indicted today in superior criminal court on charges of illegal stock negotiations. Brickley is charged with theft of $20 000 from the Commercial Trust Company arising from stock deposited as security for a loan. Gibson is charged with theft of $4 6000 from two clients. Both are charged with inducing Kurt R Stern berg to forge the name of William J Hines and depositing forged certificates as security. Brickley was leased in 910000 bait.
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Springfield
Maas
Cheries E Brickley
Harvard Gridiron Star
Montgomery
Gibson
Superior Criminal Court
Brickley
Commercial Trust Company
Bigelow-Hartford Carpet Company
Ara
Kurt R Sternberg
William J Hines
Thompsonville Conn
Miners Strike At Lehigh Coal Pit After Match Ban
A strike affecting 425 men was declared at Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company No 9 colliery in Lansford Pennsylvania after officials announced a safet inspector would be appointed to ensure no matches enter the mine and electric blasting would be used. Union officials say the men will comply and the fire company will halt electric motor use in gas-prone levels due to spark risks.
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Lansford
Eilamore
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Aafets
Love Letters of Sarah Bernhardt Headline Preview
The Washington Post previews next Sunday a feature on the great actress Sarah Bernhardt. It recounts her witty and daring style in love letters, noting phrases once considered provocative.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Portie
Washington Post
Police Courts Record Record Revenue Surge Across Four Months
Police courts report total fines and forfeitures of 160 584 67 for January through April, up 57 287 3 from last year. Liquor-related cases contribute heavily. traffic and DUI penalties also rise. Daily earnings averaged 56 085 to fuel a busy period across both branches.
Treasury Bonds Subscriptions Exceed One Billion
Subscriptions for the new Treasury 4% bonds surpassed one billion dollars with estimates of large cash and exchange offers. About half of the subscriptions from the Canadian exchange are expected to be accepted, while the overall limit for the issue is $490 million. The treasury will continue accepting offers until the cap is reached, with the March 16 maturity date noted for the notes.
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Treasury
Borda
Red Caan
Victory Notes
China Bandits Take Prisoners During Raids Across Provinces
Shanghai dispatch notes Suchow bandits moving captives into mountain strongholds near Lincheng, signaling pressure on Peking ahead of negotiations. Reports describe widespread banditry, pirate activity along southern rivers, and American and British interests threatened as Chinese troops respond.
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Shanghai
Lincheng
Peking
Bapditry
Borcotte
Serepal
Tarea
Warlime
Angie
Mayo
Tangshan
Chihu
Suan
Tientsie
United States
Hankow
Hupeh
Shaowa
Fukies
Christian
Pukién
Kwangtang
Sun Yat-Sen
Neer
Pakhol
H C Rowson
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Cuno
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Grand Jury
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A. J. White
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This Sagax Inf
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Heht Water and Gun Service
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State’s Attorney
Henry Warren
Evanston
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Mount Wis
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chYatriat
Herman Sreinbern
Christian Science Praactitioner
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Ludington
Mich
Mason County
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Louis Aubere
Ofelock
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Audrey
Scott
Fred Scott
Walter Dill Scatt
Northwestern
Michael L. McKinley
Criminal Court
P A Nelson
Carllon Wis
Norman A Campbell
Mounts
Young Fitch
Ann
Robert E. Crowe
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Bagdad Line
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Deat
Lanassune
B. F. Wallis
Hardee
China
Shashi
U.S
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Horgrow
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