Atrocities in Russia Highlighted by Multiple Confessions
The text notes that several particeps criminis confessed to brutal acts including killings of a boy and four young girls. It argues that bodies were destroyed to defeat investigators, yet circumstantial evidence supports the confessions and undermines Bolshevik attempts to hide the massacres in the name of reform.
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Bolshevists
Russia
Fate of the Czar details Bolshevik murder and coverup
Ex magistrate Sokoloff refutes claims of a solitary czar shooting. He states Emperor Nicholas II and family were killed with revolvers at Ekaterinburg on July 16-17, 1918, others including Botkine and Demidova died, bodies moved to a mine, then burned with benzine and sulfuric acid to hide the crime.
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Admiral Kolchak
L’opinion
Paris
Mr. Sokoloff
Genoa
M. Chicherin
Chicago Tribune
Ekaterinburg
Demidova
Ipatieff
Bolshevists
Czar
Sing Sing Reform Clash Over Prison Baseball and Crime
In New York judges spar with prison reformers over tempering justice with mercy and the State’s role in crime. Sing Sing hosts a home team of crooks who defeated a visiting high school squad, prompting debate on reforms and entertainment at the prison.
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New York
Supreme Court
New York City
Sing Sing
Sing
Mahomet
The Stirring Up the Earth Ends in Messina Collapse
Gasparone flees as the palace caves in during the December 28, 1908 Messina tremor. Georges-Claude clings to a beam while Ludovic, Rouscouban, and Sauvoyer vanish in the ruins. The city sinks as the Mouette crew witnesses the disaster and the family reels from the tragedy.
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Zizi
Ludovic Blancafort
Saint-Cast
Gasparone
Messina
Joanny
Mile
Tine
Ludov'c
Chilren
Kermadelle
Marie Anne
Ludovic
Georges
Sauvoyer
Rouscouban
Georges-Claude
Vludovic
Ambroise
Tn Gasparone
Horoscope for Saturday June 10 1922 warns of treachery and dangerous maritime hints
The astrologer warns Mercury and Neptune adverse in the day predicting evil reports on national affairs and a possible international incident. Diplomacy errors and contracts are discouraged for ambassadors and ministers. Summer brings abroad trips and a serious shipping setback. health advice follows for birthdates and cautious marriages for girls.
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Neptune
South America
Sister Republic
McClure
New York Traffic Expert Plans Berlin Deployment
Dr. John A. Harriss a prominent manufacturer and special deputy police commissioner heads to Berlin to install New York traffic regulations. He plans to bring four Fifth Avenue sighting-tower signals to direct traffic and test his system abroad.
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New York
Germany
Berlin
Fifth Avenue
Texas Nominates Henry M. Holden U S Attorney
Henry M. Holden of Texas was nominated today to be United States attorney for the southern district of Texas. The nomination was announced in Washington by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry M. Holden
Texas
United States
Henry T Oxnard Claimed by Death in New York
Henry T Oxnard 68, vice president of the American Beet Sugar Companies, died suddenly at the University Club from an acute indigestion attack. The French native arrived from Upperville Virginia three days earlier then left for the club this afternoon. Oxnard led efforts to establish the U S beet sugar industry and earlier served as company president. He also held extensive interests in California sugar beet fields in the San Joaquin Valley. the town of Oxnard California bears his name.
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New York
H. T. Oxnard
University Club
Ener Ins
Oxnard
Upperville
France
United States
California
San Joaquin Valley
Cal
Asuncion Captured by Revolutionary Forces
Buenos Aires June 9 report says Asuncion, Paraguay’s capital, has been taken by revolutionary forces per a La Nacion dispatch from Posadas on the Argentine border. The information, not yet confirmed, came via Villa Encarnacion, Paraguay.
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Buenos Aires
Asuncion
Paraguay
la Nacion
Posadas
Donlin urges national agency to curb strikes at AFL meeting
Cincinnati report says John Donlin of the AFL building trades urges creation of a national board with full strike authority to end industry troubles. He argues the industrial court may be needed if reforms fail to resolve labor conflicts. In San Francisco, $20 gold coins from 1922 mint are released for Shriner delegates.
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Ohio
John Donlin
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
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San Francisco
United States Mint
John F. McDougald
Shriner
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