Bulgarian government toppled by coup leaders take power
Sofia reports say agrarian cabinet led by Premier Stamboulisky was ousted by reserve officers with help from the active army. No bloodshed occurred. a state of siege was proclaimed as ministers and deputies were arrested. The coup, described as precise, involved military units surrounding key locations and detaining officials, including members of the so-called yellow guard.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Agrarian Cabinet
Stamboulisky
Serge
Iberty
Profesor Zankhor
Profesor Bletetiff
University of
Bofia
Agrarian Party
Fremier Samboutaky Ap Baz Baat
Slavonita
Fficers
Payment House
Yellow Guard
Mt. Stamboulisky R
Military League
Lausanne
M. Todoroff
Aegean Sea
Hi Teaction
Curb Brokerage Firm Wolfe & Co Closed in Bankruptcy
New York June 9 The stock curb market saw another firm fail after L J Winkelman Co. Involuntary bankruptcy petitions sidelined M S Wolfe Co one of the five largest curb firms Liabilities near 500000 The firm had Chicago office and had left the consolidated stock exchange after an investigation Percy Michael Bacher named receiver with bond of 50000.
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New York
Wall Street
L. J. Winkelman &Co
M.S. Wolfe & Co
Wolfe
Chicago
Winkelman
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Heavy rains cause widespread flood damage in central states
Vast rainfall across Kansas and surrounding areas swelled streams and rivers to flood levels. Up to six inches in 24 hours flooded lowlands, forced hundreds from homes, halted rail service, and prompted grave food concerns in Oklahoma as water rose past major flood marks.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Pillsburs
Spring River
Coffeyville
Newton
Atchison,Topeka & Santa Fe
Valley Center
Azone
Thousands Cheer Harding On Trip Through Delaware
President and Mrs. Harding toured Delaware from Wilmington to Lewes with massive crowds along roadsides and in cities. He promised no speeches on the road but gave several brief remarks at a luncheon and in Wilmington, stressing citizen duties and the republic’s responsibilities before boarding the Mayflower for Washington.
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Harding
Delaware
Associated Press
Milford
Del
Wilemington
Lewes
Commonwealth
Indy
Wilmington
Washington
Young Men's Republican Club
HL. A. du Pont
Harvey
America
Skidmore House Mystery Reveals Cold Trails and Disappearances
A sensational report details the Skidmore house in Anaconda with cries of help and a stifling stench as unseen horrors allegedly occurred behind red walls and padded doors. Two people vanished after hearing a faint latch, a woman escaped, and a young survivor recounted a locked room ordeal with a burly foreigner. Skidmore later fled to Butte with a wardrobe and jewels tied to Mrs. La Case, while DOJ agents trace a ring and other valuables linked to the disappearances. The item also notes a separate murder confession involving Filipino worker Hluigo Lozade in New York, connected to a doctor’s home and a missing nurse.
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House of Mysteries
Son the
Mar
R. French
Skidmore
Ernest la
Anaconda
Butte
Oxford
Idaho
Federal Department of Justice
Ernest la Case
Leni
Department of Justice Agen
Associated Press
New York
Blossom Martin
Hluigo Lozade
Lozide
Staten Island
New Jersey
Mayor Hylan Demands Prohibition Enforcement at Port of Entry
New York June 9 Mayor Hylan pledges city support for Volstead Act enforcement and tells Federal Prohibition Director Palmer Canfield that all liquor should be stopped at the port of entry. He says enforcement is the government’s job and criticizes anticampaign figures for seeking salary from private funds. The letter urges honest, source-directed action to end liquor flow and curb local police burdens.
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John F. Hylan
New Year
Canfield
New York
Hylan
WI ‘Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Associated Prose
Palmer Canfield
William H. Anderson
Antic
Teague
Anderson
Clan-Na-Gael Leader Wins Libel Suit For 325000
Jonn Devoy veteran Fenian Clan-Na-Gael leader wins a New York Supreme Court libel suit against the Irish World. Jury awards damages of 325000 for alleged misappropriation of the skirmishing fund once used to fund anti British activity and Irish republican aims.
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Clan-Na-Gael
Slam
New York
Jonn Devoy
Supreme Court of New York
Irish World
Great Britain
Howat Gets Bond In Serious Mine Charge
Alexander Howat former United Mine Workers Kansas district leader was freed on $2,000 bond from Allegheny county jail. He faces a serious charge filed by Mrs. Inga Sorensen of Chicago on behalf of her young son, with appearance set for the September term.
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Associated
Pittsburg
Alexander Howat
United Mine Workers, Kansas District
Allegheny County
Howat
Inga Sorensen
Chicago
Elsie Ferguson and husband separate in NY
By the Associated Press Thomas N. Clarke Jr, vice president of Harriman National Bank, and his wife stage star Elsie Ferguson have separated and are living apart. They wed in 191 and have no children. Miss Ferguson appeared on our last.
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Associated Press
New York
N.Y
Thomas N. Clarke Jr
Harriman National Bank
Elsie Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Allotment Crow Indian Lands Approved by Secretary
Final approval was given for allotment of Crow Indian lands in Montana to 1,768 tribe members. Total acres to be distributed amount to 1,526,942 with 121 Indians receiving full unrestricted allotments. Others will receive trust patents with 25 year restrictions. A delegation led by Hubert Yellow Tail conferred with Commissioner Burke about openings of Inez oil lands and railroad plans.
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Asociated
Washington
Crow Indian
Montana
Hubert Yellow Tail
Burke
Tholland Bureau
Inez
New Treasury Rules Bar Beverages Within Three Mile Limit
New liquor regulations take effect at midnight restricting intoxicants sales within a three mile limit. Authorities emphasize enforcement and compliance by all outlets.
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Treasury
Beverages Exiled From U S Ports Under Prohibition Rules
The Associated Press reports Washington stringent enforcement after midnight ends liquor allowed aboard foreign ships in American waters. Treasury officials outline strict regulations to ban unlawful alcohol transport ashore or at sea, with emergency provisions and limited medicinal exemptions.
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Washington
Treasury
Supreme Court
Nolan
Avola U. 5
Han
Bec
Woman Describes Crime And Denies Sworn Confession
In Bozeman Seth Danner denies his wife's sensational confession of a double murder. He claims the tale is false while Mrs Danner, under care after her admission, faces divorce and non support allegations. Evidence centers on the Sprouse and Danner families camping together before the Sprouse party left Dakota weeks earlier.
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Bozeman
Seth Danner
Three Forks
Danner
Murd
John Sprouse
Devon
Gallatin Terntral Park
Mrs. Danner
Mranner
Mra
South Dakota
Brownings Again Held for Murder
Marriner A. and John A. Browning Jr were charged with first degree murder in Salt Lake City Utah based on an Information filed by District Attorney E A Rogers. They are accused in the fatal shooting of Benjamin F Batlantyne at the Batlantyne home on April 9. The defendants were previously held on a second degree charge and refiled for first degree murder under Utah law.
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Associated Peas
Salt Lake City
Utah
Marriner A
John A. Browning Jr
E. A. Rogers
Benjamin F. Tatlantyne
John Browning
Batlantyne
Noel
Pratt
Ily
Arthur
Ee Moretom
Montana Leads Nation in Low Mortality, Low Births
Montana records 1922 mortality rate of 0.6 per thousand, lowest in the nation, with Idaho next at 8.1. Maine tops deaths at 14.7 per thousand, while North Carolina and Wyoming show high birth rates. Montana also notes underreporting in birth figures may affect accuracy.
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Union
Ely
Government Census Bureau
Hutte
United States
Idaho
Maine
California
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kansas
Ohio
Oregon Carolina
Washington
North Carolina
Wyoming
Jose Beug
Federal Bureau
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Gotham
John Devoy
Detroit
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Detroit River
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