Americans wounded as Japanese engage Cantonese forces in civil war
On June 9 in Hong Kong, Japanese troops in civil conflict with Cantonese factions fired on four Americans. Mrs Frampton was wounded in the arm and others injured by shell splinters. The launch area was hit and the Americans prepared to return to Honen as anti foreign sentiment grows. The U.S. government expressed powerlessness to intervene while a Yunnan commander urged restraint.
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Hong Kong
China
Ad A Rae
and Myre
Mra
Frampton
Honen
Inshington
Uinited
Ot Uy
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Ima
Ho Tao Canton
One-Legged Man Gootee Arrested In Disorderly Night Scene
William Gootee, a one legged man, caused a disturbance near the Rowtt garage and jail, being arrested by Water Sullivan. He was intoxicated, raved inside, and feigned illness to obtain morphine. Kept overnight, he was released with orders to leave the city. Previous incidents cited include a Bedford street altercation and a dose of what doctors deemed minor.
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William ‘Gootee
Rowtt
Water Sullivan
Gootee
Bedford
Jund 9 hour surface ae body brought before Aogu
The article notes the body was brought before Aogu after a long delay. It mentions Yarnett, a veteran runner, and describes confusion around the events. Three others were remaining engaged but also brought up.
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Aogu
Yarnett
Hananse
Ue Hy
Vigilantes organized to curb bank bandits in Indiana
Brazil Indiana discusses forming vigilante deputies sworn by county bankers to chase bank robbers after recent raids. Plans mirror Iowa’s approach, aiming over ninety percent success. Council also tackles asphalt work, street improvements, and upcoming holiday schedules for Jeffersonville area businesses.
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Brazil
Ind
Carpenter
Etal
Angodiatiba
Carbon Bank
Indiana
Eat
Bankers’ Association
France and England reach accord on three power security pact
Paris reports a French British accord may extend to Belgium to guarantee France against a German attack. England signals willingness to lend military aid to France if Germany attacks.
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Paris
Wilson
France
Belgium
England
Germany
Reward Offered for Fish Dynamite Crimes in State Waters
The Conservation Department announces a $100 reward for information leading to the conviction of persons dynamiting fish in public waters. Officials state dynamite and similar methods devastate aquatic life, with game wardens urged to stay vigilant for spearing and related offences across streams this spring.
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Atte
Purdue graduation urged more extension work for adults
Lafayette Ind June 9 American colleges and universities should lead in adult education by expanding extension work for grownups, urged Dr Frederick P Keppel president of the Carnegie corporation in a commencement address to Purdue University graduates. 649 graduates received their degrees today.
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Lafayette
Ind
Frederick
Keppel
New York
Carnegie Corporation
Purdue University
Ax Murder Still Unsolved Mystery in Baton Rouge
Authorities probing the ax killing of Professor Oscar B. Turner at Louisiana State University cling to a stone wall of clues after two days of inquiry. Police admit they lack sufficient evidence to arrest anyone as the case remains open and unresolved.
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Baton Rouge
Oscar B. Turner
Louw'ana State University
Turner
Vincennes Fire Chief Thief Appointment Causes Resignations
Mitchell LaCoste Jr. named thief of Vincennes Fire Department effective June. Frank D. Greene resigns. Anderson Masons to host I Johns day picnic on June 24.
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Deteste
Mitchell LaCoste, Jr
Neckt
Vincennes
Buds
Frank D. Greene
Anderson Masons
Drought Costs Hoosier Farmer Million A Day
Indiana droughts cost farmers about 1 million dollars daily as wheat oats and hay suffer extreme heat and dryness. Agricultural statistician N Jwetin said total losses exceed 20 million overall with wheat in bad shape and oats dying on many acres. Frost killed about 20 000 Indiana oats acres while some fruit and vegetables escaped frost but drought effects persisted.
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N. Jwetin
Inv
Dutvereiey Ab
Justin
Colo’ Eds
Indiana
Murlin Named President at DePauw University
Dr Merlin Murlin is appointed president of DePauw University in Indiana. The former university head will preside over graduation as the college honors its 35th year since the prior leader’s tenure. Dormitory arrangements and campus honors accompany the transition.
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Ste, Ind
Vel Ni Merlin
Unyversity
Tuntin
Marlin
New Schedule for Gas Trains Soon Reels Readers In
A new schedule for gas trains is announced with two daily trains between Washington and Evansville and a single daily service between Evansville and Terre Bay. The plan aims to improve transit efficiency and reliability for local travelers.
Concrete wounds girl case staged in Mt Carmel town
In Mt Carmel an ex took concrete to hurt a girl prompting a town wide concern. Authorities report the incident involved a concrete object and the suspect faces possible charges as investigators review the case.
Lake Lawren celebrates two business milestones on July 4
Festivities mark two anniversaries at Laceee Wes with Lake Lawren hosting events around July 4. Local organizers invite residents to join in community celebrations, featuring speeches, music, and opening ceremonies for the new ventures.
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Lake Lawren
Laceee
Vincenns
George Smith tops Chicago Music contest in baritone
George Smith, baritone, wins the Chicago Music contest as part of a broadcast era circuit. Mentions WEAF New York WOCO Minneapolis St Paul WOC Davenport SAI Cincinnati, with stations listed in a fragment from the era.
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George Smith
Chicago
Dematie
WEAF
New York
WOCO
Minneapolis
S| Paul
WOC
Davenport
Fire damages plant in Ford La Plant incident
Fire crews from Mt. Mountain and Ford La respond to a blaze at Henry ord facility. The fire destroyed an estimated 100040 dollars worth of goods before noon. The cause and extent of control remain undetermined.
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FORD
Mon Mountain
Mich
Henry Ord
Balloons Missing After Bennett Cup Race Run
In Brussels on a Sunday, three balloons launched for the Bennett Cup race with one seat counted and another warning noted. The mishap occurred when a balloon pit area collapsed, sending debris and causing the craft to drift roughly sixty miles off course.
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Brussels
Belgium
19 Seniors Diploma Tonight In Columbus Event
Monsignor Ri riot Mary of the W the following program will be Serenade a one Schmid Overture. Lavaltee Orchestra Processional Verdi Entrance of the Class Going Up. One leading Columbus company raised its price to scents per hundred pounds. Its principal editor held same price last year during a price war and dropped to 20 cents per hundred pounds.
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Columbus
Edilor
Deddridge Re-elected 452nd Vincennes School Trustee
Paul P. Deddridge was re elected as a member of the ward school trustees of Vincennes by a vote of six to two over W H. Hie, as recorded by the Vincennes city council.
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Paul P. Deddridge
Vincennes
Vincennes City
Aoe
W. H
Court Rejects Wink and Dimming Police Traffic Stop
In Vincennes a court dismisses motorist charges after police admit no lawful dimmer use during curbside stoplights. Officers parked along curbs on state highways and flashed lights to halt drivers who failed to respond, while defendants argue lights were not applicable since their car was stationary.
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Geet
Vincennes
Motors Tn Ae
Wrecks Employer's Car Fined For Speeding
An incident involving an employer's car ended with the chauffeur and the Fr mayor facing a $50 fine for speeding. The event described as an escaped death led to penalties issued to the driver and associated parties.
Celebration Set For One Day Industrial Event
A one day industrial celebration is planned with about fifty attendees expected to mark the occasion.
Bank Cashier Foils Armed Bandit at Indiana Bank
Logansport Indiana June 9 a bank cashier Pickering of the bank repelled an armed bandit who entered before opening hours and demanded money. The cashier drove the robber away without firing a shot. No money was stolen though keys to lock boxes and cash drawers disappeared. The bandit stood in the doorway with a drawn revolver before fleeing.
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Logansport
Ind
Pickering
Jeashier
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