Additional Troops Sent Into Ireland To Quell Sinn Fein Attacks
British forces plan further reinforcement as 1,200 marines and 1,000 Devon regiment troops prepare to sail to Queenstown. Sinn Fein raids devastate barracks across four counties, with Blarney and Fenit among the worst hit. 400 buildings destroyed since Easter.
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Ireland
Sinn Fein
Webb Miller
United Press
Dublin
Valiant
Plymouth
Devon Regiment
Queenstown
Blarney
County Cork
Fenit
County Kerry
MacReady
Hamar Greenwood
London
London Post
Rule Conventions To Be Held Where Negroes Are Admitted
The Republican National Committee voted to require notice that district and state conventions may not be held in buildings where negroes are barred. The rule, aimed at Southern conventions, echoes later adjustments to apply nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Warren
Michigan
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okla
South
Hynicka
Ohio
Pat Sullivan
Wyoming
Howell
Nebraska
Jackson
Georgia
North
Hart
Kentucky
Women’s Party to Picket Republican Convention
After Delaware defeated ratification, National Women’s Party leaders prepare to travel to Chicago to picket the Republican convention. The militant suffragists argue the Republican Party bears responsibility for blocking final ratification before the November election.
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Washington
Delaware
National Women’s Party
Chicago
Republican Party
Kidnapper Jean Valentine Arrested in Buffalo Case
Police rounded up Jean Valentine accused of abducting five year old Edward Labelle Jr. of Atlantic City after a tip led to a rooming house at 114 Wilkinson Street where the boy was found. Edward Labelle Sr. identified Valentine, who claimed the boy would be turned over for a $200 payoff.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jean Valentine
Edward Labelle, Jr
Edward Labelle
Atlantic City
Valentine
Wilkinson St
Edward, Jr
St. Louis
Edward
Wilkinson Street
Labelle
Maple Hill Coal Co Moves Equipment Across State Lines
The Maple Hill Coal Company, now operating in York township near Deanville, plans moving part of its mining gear to Clairsville West Virginia. The company store and eight houses will be relocated to begin a new operation in the neighboring state.
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Maple Hill Coal Company
York Township
Deanville
Clairsville
W. Va
Heating System Extension Planned at Ohio University
Dr Alston Ellis says work to extend the central heating system at Ohio University will start soon. Charles De Molet will supervise the project, extending service along University Terrace to the Agricultural Building from the Training school with tunnels to Ellis Hall and to the sub dorms south of the training school.
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Ohio University
Alston Ellis
Charles de Molet
University Terrace
Ellis Hall
Weather lifts Iowa crops with strong emergence and early fruit prospects
Columbus reports a sunny week with seasonable temperatures aiding field work. Winter wheat worsened by Hessian fly is improving as oats, barley and rye grow well. 75 to 80 percent of corn planted and about half up with good stands. hay and pasture growth slow without rain. apples look strong though some sections report heavy drops. potato acreage may drop. a new electric toaster timing attachment is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Warns on European Supremacy and League of Nations
Senator Hiram Johnson of California warned a Cleveland audience to beware European and Asiatic diplomacy and to oppose the League of Nations. He said the league could Americanize Europe and Europeanize America, attacked the administration for profiteer favoritism, and urged stronger justice for all with firm public service.
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Cleveland
United States
League of Nations
League
Germany
Johnson
Fishing in Michigan Waters by Merle R Crooks Beulah
Merle R. Crooks reports from Beulah Michigan about trout and blue gill fishing. He notes a morning catch of twelve rainbow trout and a basket of blue gills, all caught using fly fishing. He compares fishing to football and baseball in excitement. Spring buffers hold shade rollers in position without tools or woodwork damage.
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Merle R. Crooks
Beulah, Mich
Lowden gains delegates through committee decisions
The Republican National Committee, in Chicago, seated Wood and Lowden backed delegates across several districts as contests were decided. Johnson and Butler received notable support, while some districts refused seating, including a Missouri district where both Wood and Lowden faces were removed. The Mississippi and North Carolina races produced all white official delegations, with Wood and Lowden facing varied outcomes as hearings progressed.
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Harold D. Jacobs
United Press
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Frank O. Lowden
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Jacob L. Hamon
Oklahoma
Johnson
Nicholas Murray Butler
William C. Sproul
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Howard Sutherland
Miles Poindexter
Hannon
J. C. Pritchard
Washington
Minnesota
Missouri
Aryl
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Montana
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Alabama
Arizona
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Philippine Islands
Florida
Georgia
J. ©. McCall
Nashville
Tenn
McCall
T. C. Moore
Second Congressional District
L. G. Disney
Muskogee
Okla
L. G. Grant
Stillwell
John Raper
Coweta
F. P. Snyder
J. L. Hannon
Elimination Race Opened Between Resolute and Vanitie
New York June 3 wind forecasts set west and southwest conditions for the America's Cup defender elimination races between the sloops Resolute and Vanitie. Crews were on deck early in preparation for the first trials to defend the cup against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV.
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New York
Resolute
Vanitie
Thomas Lipton
Hughes once led a cow into chapel at Colgate dinner
New York report recalls Charles Evans Hughes past antics as Huck Finn era humor fades. The former justice recounts a tale of guiding a cow into a chapel during a Colgate University dinner.
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New York
Huck Finn
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Colgate
Murder Case Heads to Jury in Rochester
The trial of Pearl O'Dell for the murder of Edward J. Kneip was expected to reach the jury today after court instructions. Judge Thompson ruled out testimony on James O'Dell’s mental status, the husband awaiting electrocution at Sing Sing. A separate note mentions a pygmy race found at 2000 feet altitude in New Guinea by British scientists.
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Rochester
N. Y
Pearl O'Dell
Edward J. Kneip
Thompson
James O'Dell
Sing Sin
New Guinea
Troy township completes community work plans
In Coolville on June 3 the Troy township program outlines for women cover sanitation child welfare and home conveniences with hot lunches school meals parent-teacher groups sewing clubs and home efficiency surveys conducted with county health officials. Men’s plans are prepared and joint efforts with Ohio State University experts begin this week.
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Coolville
Troy Township
Athens County
Troy
County” Health Board
Ohio State University
F. L. Arnold
C. E. Keller
EB. H. Stout
C. C. Richardson
Three Boys Fatally Hurt In Mine Powder Explosion
In Alliance, Ohio, Frank Sebo four dies after powder and dynamite caps found in an abandoned mine explode in pockets. Brothers John eight and Harold Agnew eleven are severely burned and dying at Alliance City Hospital. Coroner probes cause.
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Agnew
Sebring
Mahoning County
One Cent Damages Awarded in Slander Case
The Koscie-Vincie slander case jury awarded the plaintiff one cent in damages at noon after a forty minute deliberation. The plaintiff sought $500 for damage to reputation from allegedly slanderous remarks by the defendant amid a brief trial with three witnesses.
Bell Files Candidacy for Secretary of State
Harry A. Bell of Steubenville filed his declaration of candidacy on June 3 in Columbus for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state.
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Columbus
Harry A. Bell
Steubenville
Joint Resolution Ends Legislative Work By 4 P M
Washington June 3 Congress will adjourn finally next Saturday at 4 p m after the Senate passed a House approved joint resolution. Senate vote 44 to 24. President Wilson signaled no objection to adjournment now barring grave emergency. Next regular session opens in December as many members head to conventions and campaigns.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Underwood
Wilson
Lodge
Tion
Ee Norris
Nebraska
Kenyon
Trammell
Chicago
Francisco
Armenia
Uncle Sam Plans Campaign Against Freak Styles in Women’s Garments
Cleveland June 3 J G Weatherby assistant to Attorney General Palmer announced the government’s entry into the styles contest. He urged meat manufacturers to help convince women they do not need extreme frills to improve appearance and said the department supports returning to conservative styles.
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Cleveland
Uncle Sam
J. G. Weatherby
Palmer
Weatherby
Arment
Sailors clash in Waukegan riot over race tensions
In Waukegan Illinois Rear Admiral Bassett warned he would bar sailors from entering the city after a second race related clash in two weeks. Two marines were slightly injured as police and about 150 sailors fought near the Sherman House a negro hotel. A sailor with an American flag led the marines as police used riot guns until marines from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station arrived.
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Waukegan
Ill
Bassett
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Sherman House
Masons Hold Special Convocation at Paramathia Lodge
Paramathia Lodge No. 25 F A M convenes Friday evening June 4 at 7 30 with one candidate for third degree. Past Master Hinchman to preside. J L Duncan W M J A Palmer Sec.
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Paramathia Lodge
No. 25
Hinchman
J. L. Duncan
W. M
Ver a Cruz Plague Quarantine Shuts City as Clean-up Ordered
Vera Cruz reports two new bubonic plague cases prompting a city-wide quarantine and mass clean-up. By order of the city, all business will suspend tomorrow and residents must clear rubbish. noncompliant houses face fines.
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Vera Cruz
Cie
Vera Crus
Vermont Democrats Go Uninstructed At Convention
Vermont's delegates to the national Democratic convention will go uninstructed as the state convention in Rutland decided. The body also favored light wines and beer, woman suffrage and universal military training.
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Rutland
Vermont
Military Parade Shows Strength Of New Mexican Republic
In Mexico City on June 2 a 25 000 strong revolutionary army paraded to back President Rodolfo de la Huerta. The display included diverse units and new border fabrics while Yaqui fighters wore Carranza era uniforms. Obregon rode at the front in uniform, signaling his withdrawal from the army as Calles became war minister.
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Mexico City
Revolutionary Army
Rodolfo de la Huerta
Huerta
Carranza
Republic
Sonora
Mexico
Pelaez
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Villa
General Obregon
P. Elias Calles
Obregon
Yucatan
Tabasca
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Geashill
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Vitrimont
W. H. Crocker
San Francisco
Bell
Freak Styles
New Mexican Republic
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