Attitude on Port Wine Ration Sparks Wide Latitude Debate
Paris reports the French ministry weighing U S tolerance for enforcing liquor controls inside the three mile limit. Officials consider wine rations for French crews in American waters and await cabinet discussion on American stance.
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Paris
Ministry of Marine
United States
France
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
Merlon
Blair
Haynes
New York
Grayton
M. J. Linnell
Glayton
Linnell
Ralph J. Carolinal
Malone
Ottawa
International Conference of Maritime Nations
World Court
Spain
Supreme Court
Haseen
Paper Delivery Timetable and Troubleshooting
The notice explains home delivery before 5 20 and offers a remedy if the paper arrives late due to carrier error. Readers are asked to call 5100 to request a copy and to ensure the office receives requests before 6 30 p m.
Says No Boy Who Vibrates Soprano Will Steal Much
Chicago columnist quotes Miss Martha Scott at a national merchants convention arguing character can be changed by voice pitch. She claims higher vibrational tones reflect finer emotions and can transform a bad boy into good.
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Chicago
Martha Scott
National Merchants’ Convention
Scott
Tate
Britain replies to French appeal reviving Entente
London June 6 Prime Minister Baldwin's gesture to restore the entente with France is a gracious response to French wishes not a Britain request. Belgium’s changing stance on Ruhr events and rising coal prices worsen Franco German tensions while Britain and France seek mutual border guarantees under League oversight.
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Mark Sullivan
London
Baldwin
France
Britain
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
Rhine
Ruhhr
Metz
Europe
League of Nations
New York Tribune
River Boat Connects St Louis and St Paul
Establishment of a passenger service on the upper Mississippi river set for tonight with the steamer Harry G. Drees departing for its first trip to St Paul. Officials say round trip of 1458 miles in eight days with regular trips every nine days through the summer.
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
Harry G. Drees
St. Paul
Minn
Capper to Speak at National Wheat Conference
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas announced he will speak at the National Wheat Conference in Chicago on June 19 and 20 on The Public and Agricultural Problems. Governor Davis named 60 Kansas delegates to attend.
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Topeka
Kan
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate Agricultural Bloc
Chicago
Davis
Oil Promoters Sentence Draws Heavy Penalties
Fort Worth June 6 The government adjourns the oil promoter case with H H Schwarz and Charles Sherwin given 27 years and 15 000 in fines while Gen Robert A Lea faces six years and 6 000 in fines The judge said the defendants taunted the dead and called Lee a dupe but punished all three for their fraudulent scheme.
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Associated Truss
Fort Worth
Tex
H. H. Schwarz
Charles Sherwin
Robert A. Lea
Leavenworth
Sherwin
Schwarz
Lee
Bledsoe
Robert E. Lea
Sherwin and Schwarz
David Cassil
United States
Lea
Jap Commission to Seek Solution for American Problem
Tokyo June 6 The Japanese American relations committee urged appointment of a high commission to investigate and recommend a solution to the treatment of Japanese in America. The committee includes Viscount Shibusawa and other government officials and prominent Japanese in civil life. The recommendations were adopted at a Tuesday meeting. Attendees argued that unfair treatment threatens friendly relations between Americans and Japanese.
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Jap Commission
Tokio
High Commission
America
Viscount Shibusawa
Grace C Dollar Captain Honored for Rescue at Sea
Captain W H Thomas of the British steamer Grace C Dollar learned on arrival in Los Angeles that the Chinese government plans to decorate him and his officers for rescuing 610 passengers from the burning steamer Hsin Pao Hua in the China Sea two months earlier. Before leaving Shanghai, Capt Thomas and his officers were presented with a silver shield by the Chusan guild in appreciation of the rescue.
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Cal
W. H.thomas
Grace C. Dollar
China Sea
Shanghai
Thomas
Chusan
Globe Stockholders to Get $127 a Share
Globe National Fire Insurance company liquidation approved at a meeting in Sioux City Iowa assets total 1 315 000 and stockholders will receive about 127 a share with stockholders in several midwestern states involved.
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Sioux City
Globe National Fire Insurance Company
New York Woman Wins 50000 Damages in Breach Suit
Misa Violet Johnstone a New York secretary for Dr Karl Connell was awarded a 50000 verdict in a breach of promise suit in Omaha after a 55 minute jury deliberation She called the ruling vindication and spoke of years of suffering while urging caution to others about trust and marriage.
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International News Wire
Omaha
Neb
New York
Misa Violet Johnstone
Karl Connell
Presbyterian
Miss Johnston
Jr. Connell
Packers Criticize Government Spending On Business
Armour & Co. president I Edson White told the Chicago Chamber of Commerce that government focus harms big business by aiding bureaucracies and limiting distribution progress. He urged officials to help packers solve distribution problems and boost public service.
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Chicago
I. Edson White
Armour & Co
Chisago Association of Commerce
Department of
Father Witness Against Gamblers Defended by Son
In an unsteady Monday session in a Des Moines court a son, attorney Clarence Newell, failed to defend his father and other defendants accused of operating a gambling resort. Assistant Chief A. Newell testified against the four men, whose raids were led by Osleor Newall. the testimony focused on evidence gathered during the raids, undermining the defense raised by the son.
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Ies Moines
Clarence Newell
Ted Littony
A. Newell
Osleor Newall
Phfase
Thirteen Men Arrested in Booze Swindle Raid
Thirteen men were arrested in New York as Secret Service agents seized millions of bogus government revenue stamps, counterfeit labels for whiskey and champagne, and printing plates. Officials said the group operated with several others to fake liquor products and misuse prescriptions and withdrawal permits to steal from bonded warehouses and drugstores.
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Prosa
Duny
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Chie Seeray Service
Joseph A. Pula
Vresses
Washington
D D. C
Jung
Moran
Servieu
Ehigs
Girl Bandit Slays Man in Chicago Home Robbery
A teenage looking girl robbed and killed Itehard C. Tesmer, 46, an insurance adjuster, and wounded his wife during a midnight home invasion in Chicago. A dancer companion was detained and police searched affluent areas for the pair amid warnings of a spree of similar robberies.
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Luadredu
Paline
Wesmar
Winthrop Avenue
Tesmer
Pullee
Himm
Bald Coast
Cain
Shore
Momes
Atane
Unclear local wedding dispute ends in Washington court action
A fragmented report describes a complex romance and a civil suit involving William Foeller and Catherine Littauer, a Slovak industrialist's daughter. The narrative references New York announcements, Paris travels, family doubts about wealth, and a court action stemming from a past venture, all within a troubled town context.
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Calimpbus
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All Howe
Aulimniathan
William Is. Foeller
Bea Brunmeloof Calumbis
Catherine Louisa Littaver
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Doetler
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Iowa Plant Growth Generally Has Ideal Weather Past Week
Des Moines reports ideal conditions for plant growth across most of Iowa in the past week. Average temperature 74 degrees, 7 above normal. Nearly half the state needs rain, with drought in the northeast. Corn planting 95 percent complete June 1. crop 86 percent in good condition, 6 percent below 10 year average. Winter wheat good, oats fair, spring wheat and barley fair. hay crop shortened by deficient rainfall. Homegrown strawberries already on southern Iowa markets with an abundant crop expected.
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Des Moines
Bulletin
Iowa
State Fair Cash Prizes for Iowa Paintings Drawings
The Iowa state fair announces a special competition with 662 in cash prizes for paintings and drawings by Iowa artists to boost state art. Prizes total 550 for adults and 112 for juniors under 18, with entries limited to Iowa artists. Secretary A St Corey notes many national and foreign masterpieces will be shown.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Fair Management
A. St. Corey
Fight Devotees at Shelby Will Not Go Thirsty
Shelby mayor James A. Johnson promised abundant water for July 4 boxing event featuring Tom Gibbons challenging Jack Dempsey. He said 1,000,000 gallons would be available so fight fans can drink as much as they want.
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Shelby
Seattle
Tom Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
James A. Johnson
Johnston
Use of Electricity by Farmers Just Begun
Bradfute declares at the National Electric Light association convention that farmers are just beginning to use electricity. He cites home use of modern electrical equipment as leveling farmers with city life and links future farm applications to broader efficiency.
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Bradfute
New York
Q. E. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Electric Light Association
Supreme Court Blocks Ramsey County Primary Injunction
Minnesota Supreme Court issues an absolute writ of prohibition stopping any district court action in Ramsey County injunctions to restrain the special primary and election to fill the late Senator Knute Nelson seat. The court rules the district court has no jurisdiction and the election is an executive matter.
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St. Paul
Mion
Minnesota State Supreme Court
United States
Knute Nelson
District Court
Ramsey County
Supreme Court
Rail wage talks involve 17 railroads and key gains
Wage negotiations cover 17 railroads with the Chesapeake Ohio board granting a two cent per hour raise to shopmen. Clerks and freight handlers seek minimum monthly pay for inexperienced clerks at 77.50 and experienced at 87.50 on Illinois Central and Yazoo & Mississippi Valley lines. Kansas City, Mexico & Orient requests a return to May 1 1920 levels as holder warns of junking the system. Negotiations continue among shop crafts and several lines including Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Chicago North Western and Southern.
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Mexico & Orient
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chisago & Northwestern
Southern Railway
Shriners Meet in Kansas City Among Controversies
Washington TX dispatch reports on the Ancient Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine imperial council deciding the 1924 convention site as Kansas City with dates June 2 3 and 4. Peoria man Clifford Ireland wins a contest placing with three other candidates. Shrine visitors injured at an electric car event are noted with limited details.
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International
Washington
Ancient
Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Kansas City
Storm Ravages Riverside and Capitol Heat Wave Sparks Damage
A collision of two electric trains at Riverside Va during a Shriners convention injures several, with two seriously hurt. Passengers include visitors to Mount Vernon. Affected locals are treated in Alexandria. Separate Des Moines storm brings heavy rain after record heat, causing property damage.
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Washington, D. C
Riverside
Washington Shriners
Washington
Mount Vernon
Alexandria
Ww. I. Purl
Cleveland
Tenn
J. W. Dodd
Parks
Wiliam Wallace
Chicago
Fred Sauer
Army and Navy
Shrinera
Worden
Reid
Reuben James
Potomac River
the Worden
Bolling Field
Washington Monument
Marine
Potomac
Quantic
Des Moines
Sioux City
Escaped Jail Inmate Linked To Thefts Near Algona
Mason In. June 1 1 arl Parmer a young man from St Louis who had been jailed here on auto theft charges escaped last night by sawing bars and dropping from the second story this morning. Sheriff Marsh went to Algona to identify a stranger removed from a freight train there. Parmer admitted auto theft but denied involvement in other burglaries.
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Arl Parmer
St. Louis
Iurige
Omm Metals
Lawns
Marsh
Algona
Farmeret
Forty five Spanish Soldiers Killed in Moor Battle
Madrid reports forty five Spanish soldiers killed and 210 wounded in a clash with Moors near Tiziazza in northern Moracca. The Spanish column of 10,000, aided by air squadrons, moved to the area yesterday and faced about 7,000 Moor forces with bayonet charges and aerial bombing. Hundreds of Moors were slain.
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United Press
Madrid
Tve
Tiaiazza
Moracca
Tiziazza
Masaryk to Receive Honorary Degree at Coe College
President Thomas G Masaryk of Czecho Slovak a will receive his first American degree tomorrow when an honorary L L degree is conferred by Coe College The honor will be received for the president by Minister Chvan kovsky in Cedar Rapids Iowa
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Cedar Rapids
Thomas G. Masaryk
Czecho-Slovakia
L. IL. T
Coe Ceqllege
Chvankovsky
Weather and parade notes mark tense heat relief
The Weather Bureau forecast only slight relief from extreme heat and humidity that caused many spectators and marchers to seek care. Of 60 hospital-treated cases, nearly all were discharged with none serious. President Harding attended parade events in Washington and was cheered by crowds. Clifford Ireland of Peoria won election as imperial outer guard in the Mystic Shrine, with a path to imperial potentate in eight years. Conrad Drukeman of Brooklyn was named imperial potentate.
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Weather Bureau
Harding
Pennsylvanian Avenue
James 5
Candless
Imperial Council
Aladdin Temple
Co. Tumlus
Ireland
United Press
Washington, D. C
Clifford Ireland
Peoria
Mystic Shrine
First Woman Mayor of South Dakota Resigns
Miss Mattie Pickles, South Dakota's first woman mayor, resigns to become a Springfield village schoolteacher. She taught eighth grade locally and won election by 72 to 65 amid strong support from women’s clubs before stepping down amid political reaction.
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Clark
S& D
Mattie Pickles
South Dakota
Springfield
Pickles
Hawks Ansons Game Prevented by Rain
Rain halted the Waterloo Marshalltown series, delaying the second game this afternoon. A doubleheader is scheduled for tomorrow with both teams set to resume play.
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Ansons
Marshalltown
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