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June 2, 1924

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23 BURN TO DEATH IN CALIFORNIA HOME FOR DEFICIENT GIRLS; Wooden Building, With All Doors Locked, Traps Victims, Nearly All Children.

By Special to The New York Times

23 students burned to death; 19 injured

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Communists Drop Their War On Religion of the Peasants

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Communist Party Cong forbids anti-religious propaganda among them

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STUDENT SLAYERS ACCUSE EACH OTHER OF ACTUAL KILLING; Companions in Murder of Franks Boy Shift Blame for Delivery of Death Blow. SUPPLY MORE EVIDENCE " Were Experimenting," Says Leopold, Comparing Crime With Impaling a Beetle. ALIENISTS TALK WITH THEM $15,000,000 Defense Fund Is Reported as Parents' Attorneys Prepare Habeas Corpus Writs. STUDENT SLAYERS ACCUSE EACH OTHER

By Special to The New York Times

Leopold and Loeb confess killing

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PRESBYTERIAN'S BAR OLD TENT PASTOR; Fourth Church Cancelled Permission for Dr. McPherson to Preach Last Night.

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Fourth Presby Ch, N Y C, withdraws permission to use pulpit because of disapproval of advertised sermon

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French Red Deputy Is Slapped on the Face By Legion Chief as New Chamber Meets

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Marty, A, Communist Deputy, and C Bertrand, Pres Natl Union of Former Fighters, clash at first session of new Parliament

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RADICALS MAY FORCE CONGRESS TO RECESS; La Follette Plans a Filibuster to Prevent Adjournment Saturday. SENATE LEADERS AT SEA Their One Hope Is That Wisconsin Senator Won't Get Enough Support to Carry Out Scheme.

By Special to The New York Times

Plans filibuster to prevent adjournment

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CHANCELLOR SEIPEL SHOT BY A SOCIALIST; Fellow Passenger Wounds Chief Minister of Austria at Vienna Railway Station.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

K Jaworek, attempts suicide after shooting Chancellor Seipel

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700 Italians Barred From Landing Here; Crowd at Pier to Greet Them Makes Uproar

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700 Italians barred from landing in N Y; uproar at pier

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GEO. F. BIKER GIVES HARVARD $5,000,000 FOR BUSINESS SCHOOL; Banker-Philanthropist's Greatest Single Benefaction Is Announced by Bishop Lawrence. INFLUENCED BY SENTIMENT " Such Distinction as I Have Attained Due to Business Experience," Writes Donor. NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED Permanent Endowment to Be Used to Erect and Equip Separate Graduate Institution.

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announces $5,000,000 gift from G F Baker to Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration

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