Chang Tso Lin Leaves Peking for Mukden
Northern China dictator Chang Tso Lin departed Peking by special train toward Mukden at 1 26 a m after proclaiming evacuation of the capital. He indicated he would turn power to an interim government and nominated Wang Shin Chan to keep peace in Peking during withdrawal.
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United Press
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden Manceharia
Chang
Chag Tso- Lin
China
Manchuria
Hang
Mukden
Chang Shad
Wang Shin-Chan
Eastern
Flyers Set for Long Pacific Run From OAK to Barking Sands
A tri motor aircraft carrying fuel from Oaklas port is scheduled for a 4 30 p m takeoff today. The Southern Cross with a load of gasoline aims for Barking Sands and a follow up hop to Suva, under Lt Lowell Smith and Captain Sands.
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Honolulu
Ji Charles
Pacific Flight
Barking’ Sands
Bar Se
Oaklas Port
Army
Sands
Lowell
Smit Army
Barking Sands
Suva
Expos ing publicity campaign by utilities groups across states
United Press Transcontinental reports new evidence of efforts by Colorado and neighboring states to mold public opinion against municipal ownership. Letters cite campaigns to influence newspapers schools and colleges with support from utility interests.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Washington
Colorado
Federal Trade Commission
New Mexico
Wyoming
Asletter
Ww. K. Kissick
Deming Ice and Electric Company
Deming
Ena
George E. Lewis
Rocky Mountain Committee On Public Utilities
Egesting
Kissick
Lewis
Norris
LaFollette
California
Dan
Sures
Pola Negri Leaves Hollywood for Europe Tour
Pola Negri, a famed Polish star and Paramount contractee, sails from New York on June 9 with husband Prince Serge Mdivani for Europe. She hints at a possible long absence, aims to alternate films between Hollywood and Europe, and refuses spectators on set.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Hollywood
Motion Picture Colony Tonight
Pola Negri
Europe
Charlie Chaplin
Rudolph -Valentino
Serge M'Dvani
France
Paramount
Miss Negri
Prince
New York
IJ de
Braganza Joins Search For Italia Off Spitzbergen
The Braganza left Kings Bay at night to pierce ice floes toward Spitzbergen and aid the Italia search. Italian chasseur troops and guides with sleds will join two squads to locate the sixteen Italia crew members aboard the missing dirigible.
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Spitzbergen
Braganza
Italia
North Pole
Citta del Milano
Lindy Faces Swelled-Head Charge On Tour Stop
In San Diego on June 2 Col Charles A Lindbergh and aides Col Henry Breckenridge and Major Lanphier avoided questions on future plans amid accusations of having a swollen head. Lindbergh quipped to Lanphier that bringing him on the trip earned the remark.
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San Diego
Calif
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Henry Breckenridge
Lanphier
Amarillo
Texas
Navajo County Board of Equalization Meets in 1928 Tax Review
Navajo county board of supervisors completes second day as Board of Equalization to inspect 1928 tax rolls and hear taxpayer complaints. Few taxpayers appeared yet. some valuations were adjusted. Real estate additions mainly in Winslow district amid Me tor City building boom. On Monday, June 4, they reconvene as board of supervisors for routine business, then recess to continue equalization as needed.
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Daily Mail
Holbrook, Ariz
Navajo County Board of Supervisors
Board of Equalization
Rjw
Winslow
Meteor City
Board of Supervisors
Taxation Problem For California Remains Unsolved
California’s taxation problems remained unresolved after the second all day session of the California tax commission in Del Monte. An additional all day meeting is planned for Sunday, but Chairman Irving Martin doubts a definite decision will be reached before leaving Del Monte, necessitating an adjourned session soon. Governor C. C. Young and Mrs. Young arrived and joined the executive session.
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del Monte
Calif
California
California Tax Commission
Irving Martin
Stockton
C. C. Young
Governor Hunt denounces church in politics in Phoenix
Governor George W. Hunt told Phoenix readers that Americans do not approve of injecting the church into politics. He rejected calls for a Catholic party and argued religion should not determine public office, stressing religious tolerance and constitutional guarantees.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George W. P. Hunt
Henry Goddard Leach
Hunt
America
Tammany Sachem Tells Senate Committee But Little of Consequence
George W. Olvany, sachem of Tammany Hall, testifies to the Senate committee on campaign expenditures. He says the organization is a benevolent society that spent nothing for Governor Alfred E. Smith’s candidacy and that the Democratic committee received no contributions. He notes three small gifts and says funds were turned over to the Smith campaign. He draws a line between the Democratic committee and Tammany Society and hints the committee may move if needed.
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Senate
United Press
New York
Senatorial Committee
Smith
Tammany Hall
Hoover
Wall Street
George W. Olvany
Alfred E. Smith
Olvany
Democratic Committee
Smith Campaign Committee
Chamber
Tammany Mall
Tammany ‘Society
Tammany
Committee
Lakeside June Moon Festival Opens With Large Turnout
Lakeside Arizona hosts a three day water festival drawing hundreds from across the state and visitors from others areas. Over 1 000 attendees arrive by daybreak with 2 000 anticipated for the second day as the Grand Pioneer Parade Stage Coach Holdup Pageant and Apache Devil Dance are staged under a June moon. The lakeside pavilion fills with dancing crowds while locals promote the event across the southwest and prepare for campers arriving tonight.
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Daily Mail
Lakeside
Ariz
Trojans
Secretary Work Plans Visit to Arizona
Florence Arizona June 2 United Press transwomental wire secretary of the interior may visit Arizona late this month to study irrigation affairs. P G Spillsbury president of the Arizona Industrial Congress said in a telegram. Spillsbury has been in Washington for a week involved with flood prevention survey of the upper Gila river for the Gila Valley irrigation district.
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United Press
Transwomental Wire
Florence
Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Industrial Congress
P. G. Spillsbury
Spillbury
Washington
Upper
Gila River
Gila Valley
Amarillo editor targets Lindbergh in amid flight visit
Gene Howe editor of the Amarillo News Glove drew threats and praise after accusing Charles A. Lindbergh of a swell head in an editorial. Hundreds of letters arrived as Amarillo residents split on the aviation hero amid his Pacific coast flight plans. Howe remained seated in his boat as the controversy stirred local and national reaction.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Amarillo, Tex
2Gene Howe
The
Amarillo
Howe
Fd Howe
Atchison, Kan
Globe
Potato Hill
Texas
Lindbergh
Pacific Coast
Hold Gene Brown For Shooting At Aravipai Dance
Florence Ariz June 2 Gene Brown 52 Pinal county sheep herder held on charges of fatally shooting Ray Valdez Winkelman at a dance hall in Aravapai near Florence six days earlier Brown fled to Pomerene where deputies captured him exhausted and delirious Valdez an bystander was shot in the brain during a scuffle between Brown and Roy Moffatt witnesses said Brown's revolver fired as Moffatt hurled him to the ground.
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Florence
Ariz
Gene Brown
Pinal County
Ray Valdez
Winkelman
Aravipail
Brown
Pomerene
Valdez
Explosion Aboard Tank Ship Near Pedro Causing Injuries
A United Press report from Pedro California details a June explosion aboard the sitio Petroleum Company tanker. One chemist in the hold was testing for poison when a blast hurled a one ton hatch into the deck. The Cabral, a nearby whaling vessel, was at risk as steel fragments and oil drums were torn apart. Captain Anderson’s cabin was pierced and several men were injured, though the crew minimized casualties given the ship’s intensity and active work on board.
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United Press
Helen Olmstead
Anderson
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