Tulsa Race Riot Envelops City With Rioters
Rioting crowds shoot railway workers and burn houses as dawn reveals about 15 dead and 2,000 negroes gathered at a convention hall under guard. White residents defend the area while deputies remove Dick Rowland and seek speedy trials amid national guard calls.
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Carl D. Lotpeisch
Randall
Kan
F.M. Baker
Haviland
Convention Hall
Dick Rowland
Rowland
Sheriffc Clough’s Ofice
Bartlesville
Obla
Jung
Tulsa
Katl Thompsons
Union Station
Owasso
Here
Partlesville
Thompson
Gaston
Tenferente
Laval
Muskogee
New York Bankers Hold Installment of Germans War Debt
The first installment of Germanys reparations to the Allies was delivered through the United States and placed in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. German deposits were made by Hallgarten & Co Equitable Trust Sperer & Co and the Guaranty Trust Company in the form of banking credits rather than cash. Financial figures show a large dollar credit created in New York to meet the payments amid a recent drop in exchange rates. The weekly total of such credit was estimated between 10 million and 20 million dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Germany
United States
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Germent
Hallgarten & Co
Equitable Trust Company
Sperer & Co
Guaranty Trust Company
Paper Mill Strikers Allow Officials In Amid Continued Picket Line
In Green Bay Wisconsin June 1 strike pickets prevent workers from entering the Northern Paper mill while officials allowed entry. A conference between mill and city officials discussed averting state troops with officials declining to comment on outcome.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Aulet Thruon
Superintendent of Air Mail Services Under Suspension
Eugene Majors head of the Omaha Cleveland air mail division and five others were suspended after postal inspector Charles Cle rah an probe into charges of faulty planes and careless ground crews. Five pilots have died in the division in the last four months. Majors denied the charges and said he would be reinstated.
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United Press
Chicago
Eugene Majors
Omaha-Cleveland
Air Mail Servive
Charles Clarahan
Majors
Latin American Revolt Against League Membership Looms
Washington reports predict withdrawal by Latin American republics from the League of Nations as diplomats cite Ambassador Harvey and President Harding as factors. Uruguay's Varela confirms congress debates exit. Argentina echoes reservations. Nicaragua contemplates resigning. Costa Rica and El Salvador weigh action. Mexico not yet admitted.
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United Press
Washington
DD. C
League of Nations
Booth
Jacobo Varela
League
Argentina
Peuyrredon
Genéva
Felipe Espil
Nicaragua
League Assembly
Costa Rica
Salvador
Mexico
Asi
Congress approves sweeping probe into farmer conditions
Washington June 1 UPI report: Senate action launches a broad investigation into agricultural woes. A joint committee will study low prices high labor costs and costly farm inputs to guide policy. Senator Lenroot leads the probe while Norris floats a farmer export finance corporation.
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Lenroot
Wisconsin
Congress
Norris
Farmer Export Finance Corporation
Seattle Publisher Named by Harding Governor of Alaska
Scott C. Bone a former Seattle publisher and 1920 Republican publicity chief was nominated by President Harding to be governor of Alaska. The same day nominations sent to the Senate included several internal revenue collectors and other federal posts for districts across Connecticut Wyoming Utah Colorado California.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Scott C. Bone
Seattle
Republican National Committee
Harding
Alaska
Senate
Connecticut
North Haven
Wyoming
Marshall S. Reynolds
Kemmerer
District of
Maing
Frank J. Ham
Charles M. Morris
United States
Utah
Galen C. Pond
Montrose
Colo
Michael J. Daily
Oakland
Cal
San Francisco
Harding to Be Judge in Case of the Owls
Nashington June 1 President Harding agreed to act as judge in a case titled the Owls Tried by Boys Club of the Forester School. The John Burroughs club asked for his ruling after a forest protection week and debate on birds that prey on other birds. A jury was formed to study the issue and report in two weeks.
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Harding
the Owls
Boys’ Club
Associated P'ress
Nashington
D. C
American Forestry Association
John Burroughs Club
Forne School
Cits
White House
Wit
Mr. Harding
Reindictment Resumes for Mrs Orthwein in Zeisler Case
Chicago June 1 Mrs Cora Orthwein is reindicted on murder charge in the Zeisler Goodyear executive killing. She will stand trial tomorrow after an abrupt manslaughter verdict ended yesterday’s proceedings.
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United Press
Chicago
Cora ¢_ Orthwein
Herbert P.zeisler
Goodyear Tire & Rubber' Co
Orthwein
Heth
Amendments Offered by Nations to League Covenant
Washington June 1 The commission on amendments to the covenant of the league of nations reports that 31 nations have offered amendments affecting 10 articles. Two concern Article 21. China would limit such agreements to the Monroe doctrine. Czecho Slovakia would favor regional conferences as a supplement to universal agreements. The Canadian move to delete Article 10 awaits Viviani’s report to the French government.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Commission
League of Nations
Council of the League of Geneva
Assembly of the League
China
Asia
Czecho-Slovakia
M. Viviani
Omaha Bonding Co. Receiver Petition Filed in Des Moines
Des Moines June 1 The Attorney General filed a petition in district court seeking the appointment of a receiver for the Lien Bonding and Surety Co. after A V Savage a former commissioner reported the company insolvent The Nebraska based firm with home office in Omaha has operated for years in Iowa
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Associated Prose Des Moines
Lien Bonding & Surety Co
Bev J. Gibson
A. V. Savage
Towning
Nebraska
Omaha
Inwea
Abstracters Report Good Business Year in Iowa
Six delegates at the eighteenth annual Iowa Association of Title Men convention in Des Moines report an exceptionally good year for abstracters. Plans for the national convention of the American Association of Title Men in Des Moines September 15 to 17 were also discussed.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa Association of Title Men
American Association of Title Men
Dez Moines
Telegraph briefs from Washington Paris Chicago Kalamazoo Annaberg and London
Senate appropriations panel raises deficiency bill by 53 million pounds over House figure with major rise for the shipping board. Briand wins confidence vote in Senate while reparations pact is not sent to a commission. Ford Newberry election hearings set for June. Aerial mail service officials suspended in Chicago after probe. Michigan strawberry prices slump from 7 to 4 50 per date amid ample supply. Annaberg battle leaves Poles and Germans dead. Annapolis to enroll 260 recruits in 1921 class. Imperial premiers and Indian reps convene for a key conference on Anglo Indian treaty.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Shipping Board
Paris
Briand
Senate
London
Chicago
E.W. Majors
Tendent
Aerial Mail Service
Christensen
Kalamazoo
Mich
Michigan
Annaherg
Silesia
Poles threaten terror as dynamite plans loom in Silesia
Polish insurgents, after repulsing a German assault near Kalianov, threaten terror using dynamite against public buildings and homes in retaliation for British reinforcements. A fierce battle at Kalisnov left about 60 Poles and 15 Germans dead. Polish force estimated at 700–800 men.
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Carl BD. Groat
Catted Press Stair
Oppeli
Upper Silesia
Kalianov
Ace
Silesia
Kalisnov
Annaberg
Rainbow Veterans of Iowa to Meet in Creston June 7-8
One thousand former members of the One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry are expected for the second annual Rainbow Veterans of Iowa reunion in Creston. Delegations from Des Moines Sioux City Council Bluffs Ottumwa and other Iowa cities plus some from Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania and Nebraska will attend. Events include a business session a lunch an army chow clambake and entertainments with two noted army chaplains W E Robb and Father Strickland. Delegates will elect officers plan next year and a women’s auxiliary session is planned for day one.
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Associated Tress
Creston
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry
Iowa
Rainbow Veterans’ Soviets
Des Moines
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa
Walerioa
Ames Iowa City
Dubuque
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Keokuk
Glenwood
Corning
Winterset
Centervile
Humeston
Willisca
Oskaloosa
Webster City
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
W. E. Robb
Polk
Father Strickland
Pennsyippia
Rains Damage Crops in North Iowa Hot Weather and Flooding Report
A weekly weather and crop bulletin by meteorologist Charles D. Reed notes severe storms and tornadoes across Cerro Gordo Mitchell Paccahostas Plym outh Worth and other Iowa counties causing crop damage Though overall crop loss is limited by several heavy rain spells. The report records excessive rainfall in the north and drier conditions in the south along with vigorous growth of oats and heading of winter wheat. Corn replanting required in Floyd county and sweetcorn acreage expected to shrink with few sugar factories running this season.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Cerro Gordo
Mitchell
Paccahostas
Plymouth
Worth
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Te' Dory
Floyd County
Irector Reed
Blond vs Brimet and Split Shifts Cause Wife Trade
In Anderson Indiana June 1, two couples Gorman Huffman and Babe Huffman plus Bill Muncey and Glee Muncey seek divorces. A neighboring arrangement followed work shifts causing cross affections between Gorman and Glee and Bill and Babe. A family conference led to legal planning with Judge William A. Kittinger, pending divorces required for any marriage swap.
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Blond
Brimet
Waited Press
Anderson
Ind
Gorman Huffman
Bebe
Bill Muncey
Glee
William A. Kittinger
Bill
Babe
Gorman
Huffmans
Munsgeys
Althe Huffman
Muncey
Huffman
Sammie
Kittinger
New Comerstown
Ed Tucker
Repir
Drink-Crazed Woman Attacks Neighbors With Knife
Helen Johnson, described as a large colored woman, went on a knife attack at 1 pm injuring three people and herself on Manson Street. Police took all participants to the station. county attorney to investigate. The alleged husband did not appear. several residents were intoxicated.
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Helen Johnson
Manson
Helen
Bartenders vow fight for drink rights in Bronx club
In a dim upstairs room over Tommy's Slabon in the Bronx the Fighting Fifty-Six swore to hold out for repeal of prohibition. Fifty-Six loyal Bartenders’ Union locals No 29 renew their resolve to keep up the struggle as only 56 remain from the 570 who once tended bar. They pledge to stay and wait for booze to return, claiming the old timers will not be counted out.
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United Press
New York
Bronx
Woolstead
Last American Woman Defeated in British Golf at Turnberry
Turnberry June 1 Sarah Fownes of Pittsburgh was eliminated in the British ladies open by Mrs. Cautley of Thanet by one and five to play. Ada MacKenzie of Toronto fell to Doris E. Chambers of Wirral at the twentieth hole. Mrs H B Barlow of Philadelphia lost to Joyce Wethered of Worplesdon 1 up and 4 to play. Joyce Winn defeated Edith Cummings. Janet Jackson defeated Mrs. Feilner 7 to 1. Cecil Leitch beat Jean McCulloch 2 up and 1 to play.
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Associated Press
Turnberry
Sarah Fownes
Pittsurgh
Cautley
Thanet
Ada MacKenzie
Toronto
Doris E. Chambers
Wirral
H. B. Barlow
Philadelphia
Joyce Wethered
Worplesdon
Joy Winn
Aldeburgh
Edith Cummings
Chicago
Janet Jackson
Island Malahide
Q. F. Feilner
Long Island
Cecil Leitch
Stillman Divorce Hearings Postponed
Secret hearings in the Stillman divorce case were postponed until Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of next week after arguments by Mrs Stillman's attorneys. Referee Daniel J Gleason approved the delay as Chief Counsel John B Stanchfeld could not attend due to another case in New York.
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United Press
Poughkeepsie, N
Stillman
Daniel J. Gleason
Christmas Toys Go in Warehouse Fire Des Moines
A three story warehouse of Butler Brothers Brokerage in Des Moines burned, gutting the building and destroying a large portion of a $10,000 stock. Several thousand dollars worth of wooden toys held for the Christmas trade were destroyed in the blaze.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Butler Brother
Kiwanis Celebrate First Anniversary at Bleck Tearoom
Siwaais club marked its first anniversary with a 6 p m dinner in Bleck's tearoom. About 85 members attended as C A Trunker William Lane Rev F J Clark and B L Holden spoke on history principles service and future plans. Next meeting will feature physicians and a demonstration on operations.
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Siwaais Club
Bleck
C. A. Trunker
William Lane
F. J. Clark
B. L. Holden
Alkali in Shampoos Bad for Washing Hair
An old advertisement warns that most soaps and shampoos contain too much alkali, drying the scalp and making hair brittle. It promotes Mulsified Cocoanut shampoo as pure grease free, affordable, and effective for cleansing, leaving hair soft, fluffy, and easy to handle.
Rockefeller Recalls Early Money Making In Moravia Visit
John D. Rockefeller spoke to his sidechildren at his boyhood home near Moravia about earning his first dollar in 1848. He described raising turkeys and selling them as his enterprise, accompanying J. B. Van Duyne. On departure he rewarded the Van Duyne sisters with buffalo nickels.
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Auburn
Sidehildren
van Arsdale Place
Moravia
John D
Rockefeller
John D. Jr
Mr. Rockefeller
J. B. van Duyne
van Duyne
Drys Lose in Supreme Court Over Prohibition Laws
The Supreme Court ruled that old internal revenue laws regulating liquor manufacture and sale were repealed by the Volstead Act, setting aside scores of convictions. Assistant Attorney General Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams noted the decision after the opinion was read, marking Prohibitionists' first defeat since enforcement began.
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United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Annette Abbott Adams
Internal Revenue
Lumbermen Fail to Escape Injunction in Antitrust Suits
The Supreme Court refused the American Hardwood Manufacturing Association's request for a stay against an injunction. The government had barred members from exchanging price information in antitrust actions. The decision preserves the injunction and upholds government controls on pricing data sharing.
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The
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court Today
American Hardwood Manufacturing Association
Farmers Grain Store Opens for Business in Chicago
June 4 report states the United States Grain Growers' Corporation opened to organize farmers groups for marketing grain. Goal is to eliminate speculation and cut miditeman profits, with brokers barred and only farmers eligible to join.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Grain Grooyers' Corporation
Toay
Miditeman
House Passes Bill to Consolidate Telephone Systems
The Graham bill authorizing consolidation of telephone systems was passed by the house after brief debate. It allows competing interstate phone companies to merge, eliminating the dual system and promising substantial savings for firms and users.
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United Press
Washington
DD. C
House
Studebaker Cuts Price Across Car Line
South Bend Ind June 1 The Studebaker company today announced reductions of from 115 to 159 dollars on each model of automobile made by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Company
Supreme Court Rules on Railroads Under Federal Control
The Supreme Court held that penalties under state laws do not apply to railroads under federal operation. A road is not liable if it is not operating its line and the director general cannot be penalized by state law during federal control.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Americans Dominate Early World Series Hard Court Tennis
Americans continued to win in the world hard court championships today taking three matches mostly in straight sets. In mixed doubles Arnold Jones and Miss Sigourney defeated Mme Des Ne say and J Borotra 6 3 2 6 and . Mrs Molla Mallory defeated Mme Vaussard and William Tilden beat a Russian Radzian ko in straight sets.
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United Press
St. Cloud
France
Arnold Jones
Miss Sigourney
Mme
Des Nesays
J. Borotra
Molla Biurstedt Mallory
Mme. Vaussard
William Tilden
Radzian‘ko
Elgin Printers Strike Halts Local Papers
Elgin Illinois June 3 no papers were published as printers from the two city publishing firms walked out demanding higher wages and shorter hours, halting newspaper production in the town.
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Elgin
Associated Press
Wlgin
Pblishing
Garage Owners See Protection in Bill
Washington D C June 1 Garage owners and others renting automobiles would be protected if their property was used by bootleggers without the renter's knowledge under a bill reported by the senate judiciary committee. The measure aims to relieve a situation created by a recent Supreme Court decision allowing confiscation of cars used in illegal traffic regardless of owner innocence.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Senate Approves Navy Increase to 120000 Men
The Senate voted 38 to 24 to reaffirm the navy appropriation bill, boosting manpower to 120,000 sailors rather than 100,000 as the House had approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Famous Divine Speaks At G W A Luncheon
An audience of business men heard Dr. Preston Bradley, eminent Chicago divine, discuss the present economic situation at the G W A clubrooms at noon. Bradley will deliver the graduating address to West High graduates at First M church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Bradiey
Chicago
F. W. Gunsaulug
People’s Church
G. W. Ca
Bradley
West High
Man Injured in Grant Highway Crash Near Jesup
J. E B. Cook of 226 Kingsley Avenue sustained a fractured leg when his car collided with a vehicle driven by W. A. Merrill of Owasa Ir at Grant Highway near Jesup yesterday. Cook was taken to a nearby residence and Mrs. Cook notified police headquarters.
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J. E B. Cook
Kingsley Avenue
Grant Highway
Jesup
W. A. Merrill
Owasa
Mr. Golok
Cook
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