Lynching Riots End as State Guards Open Virginia Minnesota
In Duluth Minnesota on June 1 a mob of about 5 000 attacked the city jail after lynching three Black men in connection with the assault on a 17 year old white girl. Isaac McGhie Ker Jackson and Nate Greens were executed by the mob while state troops arrived from Fort Snelling to restore order. The tragedy followed crowds burning and clashing with police as the mob attempted to free suspects. The bodies were removed by undertaker after midnight.
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Duluth
Minn
Prine
Virginia
Isaac McGhie
Kimer Jackson
Naté Greens
McGhie
Fay
Crc
Bis
Jackson
Vicac
Green
Kers
Fort Snelling
Ang
Wireless Concert Heard Across 1000 Mile Radius
In London June 16 Music4 ee ae wireless enthusiasts praised the Chelmsford station concert with Melba singing into a wireless telephone heard clearly up to 1000 miles away The program included Silvas two selections from Boheme in Italian and was accompanied by a pianoforte Reports also say wireless transmissions reached Berlin The Hague and Warsaw with a phonoceni record made in Paris of a performance over the wire network.
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London
Chelms ‘Magcon Station
Ens - Madame
Melba
I Frene
Berlin
Hague
Warsaw
Paris
Sullivan ends life after shooting wife in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 16, 20-year-old William I. Sullivan Jr shot his 17-year-old wife Aline Richter Sullivan, severely wounding her before fatally shooting himself. Authorities report a personal crisis preceded the tragedy.
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New Orleans
William I. Sullivan, Jr
Aline Richter
Sullivan
Deserters Escape From Port Du Pont Prison Camp
Wilmington June 16 Soldiers and police hunted four military prisoners who escaped from Port Du Pont last night after overpowering a guard. The men then robbed Frank B. Pool Jr son of a state senator stripped him and tied him to a tree before fleeing in his automobile. Four soldiers including Philadelphia natives Herbert Biamark and John Moulder were charged with desertion.
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Wilmington
Del
Port du Pont
Frank B. Pool, Jr
Philadelphia
Herbert Biamark
John Moulder
Diet Of Milk Diet Aids Body Among Ohio Senior
On a six week diet of milk at Ohio State University a senior, J. Nelson, reportedly increased corpuscles by 34 percent in his urine while consuming 26 pints daily, and his weight fell from 147 to 125 pounds.
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Columes
Nelson
Ohio
State University
Wood congratulates Harding as campaign rivals exchange praise
A telegram from Raymond Clapper quotes a letter urging unity and shared methods of government amid the Republican presidential race. Wood responds to Butler's charges, saying Harding's nomination was deserved and expresses cordial wishes to the contender.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
O.ranste
Wood
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler
Harding
Verdict For Defendants In Legion Case
A Cincinnati common pleas court jury found for the Robert E. Bentley Post and American Legion and 48 of its members in a $50,000 damages suit filed by Lotta Burke and the Communist Labor Party. The trial began May 17 and the jury ruled the literature destroyed in a raid on the party headquarters by former service men had no value in law due to its violent nature.
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas Court
Robert E. Bentley
Giolitti to Form Italian Cabinet
Rome reports that King has entrusted Giovanni Giolitti with forming a new cabinet. Official statement confirms he will organize the ministry and select ministers as part of the government formation.
Dance At Carpenter's Pavilion Aims Thursdays and Saturdays
Dance events at Carpenter's Pavilion occur every Thursday and Saturday unless rain prevents. The notice lists Cygne as the venue area, with a date reference of June 15.
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Carpenter's Pavilion
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Prohibition figures in San Francisco
Fragmentary text references the anti saloon league and a committee in San Francisco with mentions of Govers and a crisis resolution. The legible items are sparse and do not yield a clear event, date, or outcome.
Unclear fragment hints at Virginia election figures and John W. Davie
Fragmentary notes mention an officer and a parish or club, a ban, and a potential ambassador to Great Britain, with references to John W. Davie and a Democratic presidential context. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases.
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Wast
Virginia
Dent” Club
Probit Tarestg
Rters
John W. Davie
Unita
Astion
State undertakes tarbound road resurfacing drive
Lime deliveries have begun at five to ten carloads daily with big trucks from Ath Glouster and Nelsonville rushing to the scene to unload. The State is laying a tarbound wearing surface over four to five miles between two towns and expects completion in good season despite transportation delays.
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Ath Glouster
Nelsonville
Columbus Population Grows to 281,031 in 1920 Census
The census bureau announced 1920 population figures for Columbus Ohio at 281,031, a gain of 55,020 or 30.6 percent over 1910. Lawrence Massachusetts rose to 94,270 with a large increase, while another citylogged a 6,041 rise or 69.5 percent per capita.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Columbus
Lawrence
Mass
Brown to be released after eight years on $1000 fine
William Brown of Glouster recently convicted in Mayor Roush s court for making intoxicating liquor was fined 1000 dollars plus costs and will pay ten dollars monthly, delaying his freedom by about eight years, with county officials lamenting housing and food costs during detention. The piece then shifts to partisan platform talk and a critique of political figures, noting liberal and Republican tensions and a dispute over Butler and Wood remarks.
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William
Shotgun) Brown
Glouster
Roush
Sual
League of Nations
Committee of Forty-Eight
St. Louis
Nicholas Murrhy Butler
Leonard Wood Wood
Butler
Wood
Columbus universities receive large charitable gifts
Ohio University receives a $400,000 gift from trustee Charles F. ng Dayton to expand capacity and support Homeopathic Ho Tho. Capital University will use funds for Divinity Hall housing the Theological Department.
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Columbus
Juste
Ohio University
Charles F. Ng. Dayton
Otto Schenk
Wheeling
W. Vai
Capital University
Divinity Hall
South Carolina Legion Opposes National Cash Bonus Plan
South Carolina delegates to the American Legion meeting in Cleveland were instructed to push for repudiation of the national executive committee cash bonus program for former service members as they vote against withdrawal from the national organization.
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Spartanburg
D. C
South Carolina
Daughter of 7 Arnold Murdered in Rockland
Military intelligence officers at Camp Grant sought to clear the mystery of Mrs Maude Lucille Moss daughter of Col Bion J Arnold after she was killed in an automobile ride with her husband and four other Camp Grant personnel. A gunman fired from the road as the party traveled.
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Rockland
Camp Grant
Maude Lucille Moss
Bion J. Arnold
Haywood Barred Measure Warned in Toledo
Justice agents warned Labor Temple managers in Toledo not to permit an address by William B. Haywood on Sunday afternoon. The warning cited the Freeman act against syndicalism and followed a conviction of Haywood as a J.W.W. official.
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Toledo
Department of Justice
Labor Temple
William B. Haywood
Freeman
Akron Clu Names Nied Business Manager
Nied is named business manager of the Akron International League Baseball Club in an announcement today. He succeeds Charles C. Kelley. Dick Hoblitzell, former Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati star, is serving as playing manager and will have broader control of club affairs.
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Nied
Akron Clu
Akron International League Baseball
Charles C. Kelley
Dick Hoblitzell
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati
Five Are Injured in Collision in Worcester
A formal inquiry began after a rear end collision between a local and an express train in Worcester last night. Thirty five people were injured including several Boston College baseball players en route to a Holy Cross game. no Boston players were hurt. Marshal O'Brien and other department members were among the injured.
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Worcester
Mass
Boston and Albany Railroad
Boston College
Boston Eines
Marshal O’brien
A Department
City to Clear Court Street for Harding Celebration
Mayor Royse announced steps to suspend traffic on Court Street for the Harding celebration Saturday evening to keep the route clear. Traffic controls will be in place and motorists urged to alternate routes during the event.
Murder mystery swirls around New York city party
Detectives under District Attorney Swann pursue a complex murder case linked to a theater party in New York. Witnesses describe Miss Krauss and Mrs Elwell amid claims of divorce drama with Von Schlegell, while details of an after party and hotel rendezvous emerge.
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Miss Krauss
Tor
Miss Kranas
Tor von Schiegell
Elwell
Walter Lewisohn
von Schelegell
von Schle
Jwell
Lewisohn
von Schlegell
First Tearhe Decision in League Council
London June 16 The first decision of the League of Nations Council affecting a member was to be made public after a St James Palace meeting Prince Firouse asked intervention in the Persia Soviet Russia dispute Persia has sent a message to Lenin awaiting his reply The council was expected to take no action until Lenin's response is known
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London
League of Nations Council
League
St. James Palace
Prince Firouse
Persia
Russia
Nicolai Lenine
League Council
Lenine
Plague Hits Pensacola As Second Bubonic Case Confirmed
In Pensacola Florida on June 16 authorities announced a second bubonic plague case and moved to accelerate rat eradication efforts to curb the outbreak.
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Pensacola
Fla
Harding Withdraws From Ohio Senate Race
Senator Warren G. Harding formally withdrew from the Ohio senatorial race in Washington. He notified Ohio secretary of state Harvey Smith to withdraw the petition filing for the primaries.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Harding
Harvey Smith
Jules Jusserand Coming Paris
The office stated in the afternoon that reports about the ambassador to Washington resuming duties after a prior vacation in France are true and that Jusserand will return to Paris.
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Jules Jusserand
Paris
Centre
Cunemnns Ae
W Ton
Wanien
France
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Sifos
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Attie Swann
Swann
Kraus
Kiwell
eee _ Von Schlegel
Rita
Minneapolis
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