Lynching of Negroes Rocks Duluth Business District
In Duluth Minnesota on June 16 crowds of about 6000 surged through the business section last night driving police from the area. A 17 year old white man was the reported target of the mob linked to the violence. A first Negro was lynched near First Street and Second Avenue East after being moved two blocks from the police station. Police stations suffered damage and streets were littered as Minnesota guards arrived to restore order.
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Duluth
Minn
Ewer
Minnesota Guard
Hhip
Tob
Firat Negra
Firat Street
Segond
Biennial Opens Today for BBSaux Here and Abroad
The biennial gathering opens today with a reception for delegates, including state officials of the federation. Thousands of women from distant parts assemble to discuss the general federation matters. The event, expected to include speeches and preliminary committees, draws more than 2,800,000 members and will continue through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BBS
Jung
United
Federation
Griswold Lady Dies At Home Burial Planned
Mrs. Mattie Fackrid Gr iswold dies at home Tuesday night aged old. daughter Mrs. te het burial awaits at local cemetery per family notice.
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Mattie Fackrider
Wiod
Te Het
Seek Renewal of Pact Urges Renewal of Anglo Japanese Alliance
Viscount Keto, former foreign minister, urged renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance of 1911 to remove the risk of England becoming involved in disputes between the United States and Japan. The appeal was reported from Tokyo on June 16.
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Tokio
Japan
England
United States
Java
Viscount Keto
Atlantic Baseball doubleheader at fair grounds tomorrow
Local lovers urged to attend a two game day at the fair grounds starting 2 PM with Atlantic facing Elk Horn and Willises. A second game follows at 8148, with no first opponent decided. The Atlantic-Anita band will provide music at the ball grounds and a country dance at the city park later.
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Acme
Fair Grounds
Atlantic
Elk Horn
Willises
Iocals
Atlantic-Anita
Atlante
Joe” ‘Schiappackane Cheatra
Atlantic Teapt Ig
Pisy Brown
July Fourth Program Under Way in Atlantic
Atlantic plans a July 3 replacement celebration with a robust program at the fair grounds. A racing card includes an $800 purse and several harness events, plus a baseball game between Anita and Atlantic. Music lemonade and tributes are planned as posters go up town wide. The event proceeds under Cass County Fair Association auspices, weather permitting.
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Atlantic
Cass County Fair Association
Anita
Grain blows: ty bpo ws major ite of Iowa
Grain market activity and political messaging appear in a garbled clipping. The text references Iowa and a majority, with scattered phrases suggesting supply or pricing notes amid unclear context. Names and precise facts are unreadable due to OCR errors.
Sheriff releases Nave and Decker in Marne bank heist probe
Harry Red Nave and B J Decker were arrested then released after a thorough interview by Sheriff McKee and County Attorney Follett. They offered no usable information to identify the safe blowers at the Marne Savings Bank on Sunday night. Nave and Decker had been in Marne area recently and knew residents there before moving on to Sioux City.
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Harry
Red) Nave
B. J. Decker
Marne
McKee
Follett
Nave
Decker
Sheriff McKee
Dacker
Seri
Naver
Siesttt Willis
Berry
Mekkee
Sioux City
No. 16 To Telieve The Four Evenings Of The Inhabitants
In Northern France Red Cross of America reports travel by moving picture show operated by two American personnel as part of postwar relief efforts.
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France
Gross of America
Edwin Carey Dies in Creek Swim Private Funeral Held
Private funeral services were held today for Edwin Carey who died Sunday afternoon while swimming in Indiana Creek. Burial was at the Isabel cemetery following services at the home and conducted by the Methodist church officials.
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Spethal
Nawa-Telegraph
Edwin Carey
Indiana Creek
Lie
Isabel
Buthe
Fragmentary Archival Query on New York Wing Chance
A garbled OCR fragment references a New York related wing, a chance, and a quote style. Details are unclear, with missing context and broken punctuation, preventing a full reconstruction of event, date, or participants from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unclear fragment prompts possible sale listing
The readable text fragment suggests a sale listing or fair notice but lacks coherent details such as names, places, dates, or amounts. It does not provide verifiable entities to form a full news card.
Giolitti Cabinet In Office As Spontaneous Change
Wire briefs summarize Giolitti forming a new cabinet taking office in Rome. Dispatches report a deadly explosion on Vero island offshore Tokio leaving two hundred miners dead. In Topeka Kansas the week’s heat favors corn but harms wheat as it ripens early in many areas.
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Tokio
Vero Island
Being Queen Mary of Romania A Queenly Trade
A long excerpt discusses Queen Mary of Romania, describing her as the unseen force behind the throne and her familiar, public duties. It portrays her as learning the role since England and performing the queenly trade with courage and courtesy while enjoying fashion and public appearances.
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Bucharest
Mary
Rumania
Emile
Alwargigheenr
Romania
Ferdinand
England
Carmen Sylva
Paris
Moscow
Parini
Jase
Jasay
Mrs A L Moreland Dies After Illness at Park Hotel
Mrs Catherine Margaret Moreland aged 47 wife of Albert L Moreland died Tuesday afternoon at 3 20 at the Park hotel after years of rheumatism and a recent bout with erysipelas She was born in Janenville Wis Oct 14 1872 and came to Cass county in 1876 later settling in Atlantic She married Nov 8 1893 and had two daughters Ruth and Genevieve Survived by husband two sisters William Polian of San Antonio Texas and John Polian of Omaha The funeral will be Friday at 7 30 from Ss Peter and Paul Catholic church with Rev P L Daly officiating burial in Atlantic Catholic cemetery
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Catherine Margaret Moreland
Albert L. Moreland
Park Hotel
Mrs. Moreland
Janenville
Wis
Hugh
Margaret Polian
Cass County
Brighton Township
Atlantic
Ruth
Ganevieve
William Polian
San Antronio
Texas
John Polian
Omaha
Aisbey's
Uas
SS. Peter and Paul’s Catholic Church
PL Daly
Atuntic Catholic Cemetery
Pauperism in Britain Soars Despite Public Aid
London reports charity costs rising sharply over two decades with J R Marriott asserting current charity spending at 260 million pounds per year versus 26 million twenty years ago. He warns against manufacturing pauperism at an appalling rate as unemployment relief and pension schemes expand.
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London
J. R. Marriott
Parliment
Haa
Charity Organization Society
Biri_Matriott
Constantinople Granted Flag Budget and Control under Turkish Peace Pact
Allied authorities report limited internationalization of Constantinople within the zone of Allied control. The treaty provides the port with its own flag budget and organizational structure, marking a distinct administrative status.
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Washington, D. C
Constantinople
Bell Wins Republican Nomination After Recount in Fifth District
W D Bell of Massena, Fifth district supervisor candidate, defeats Charles Studley of Cumberland by one vote in a recount. Bell ends 227 to 226 after adjustments from Edna Union and Massena precincts. Recount costs Studley two votes, Bell net zero in Massena, with one marked sample ballot disqualified. Results show Bell leading overall in district tallies 47 to 8 Edna 28 to 37 Massena 128 to 42 Union 24 to 141.
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W. D. Bell
Massena
Board of Supervisors
Charles Studley
Cumberland
Studley
Edna
Union
Bell
Offaat
Orie
Victoria
Shooting of Woman in Rockford Linked to Camp Grant Soldiers
Five Camp Grant soldiers are being sought in Rockford Illinois after Mia Maude Lucile Moss wife of Captain Leroy Moss utility officer was shot early today. Mrs Moss was in a car with her husband and four friends when the shooting occurred their auto stopping a half mile from the scene. Captain Moss believes the shooting may have been accidental.
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Camp Grant
Rockford
Ill
Mia
Maude Lucile Moss
Leroy Moss
Elliott Resident Dies at Home in Hijigtt
An Elliott resident, Mrs. Knapp, died suddenly at her home in Hijigtt after a brief illness. She was survived by a husband and several children. Funeral services were held today in the city, with pallbearers and local officials among those in attendance.
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Elliote
Charles
Knapp
Hijigtt
Tdek
Aeveral Wit Don
Agrarngan
Griswold Girl Weds Des Moines Groom at Home ceremony
Miss Florence Lindsey daughter of Mrs Charles M Lindsey joined Alphonso Barrett Trout of Des Moines in a noon ceremony at the bride’s Griswold home. Rev Carl Non officiated. A wedding dinner followed as relatives offered congratulations. the bride has been secretary to the superintendent of Griswold schools and active in Ep worth affairs. The couple will reside in Des Moines.
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Forse Ners
Ani
Hoyt
Des Moines
Pasigworth
Labor Federation Calls Immigration Ban From Orient
Montreal June 16 American Federation of Labor passes a resolution demanding exclusion of all Japanese and Asiatic immigration. Congress to cancel the Gentlemen's Agreement with Japan and bar immigration entirely. Miner leader Howat of Kansas vows miners will strike to defend rights, and Kansas district mine workers officials Mellrath Maxwell and Gunninghenny sentenced to jail for contempt, stay of execution granted.
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Montreal
Can
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Congress
Japan
Alexander Howst
Miners' Union of Kansas
Allen
White House
Howat
Kansas
Pittsburg
James Méllrath
H. S. Maxwell
Thomas “Gunningheny-bhees
Kansia District
Kansas Court ‘of Industrial Relations
Baby dies at Grant after measles and flu
Max Roberts three year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Roberts living five miles east of Grant Iowa died Saturday from complications of measles and influenza. Funeral services were held Monday at two in the afternoon at the family home and interment followed at Lincoln Center cemetery conducted by Rev Kellup.
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Grant
News-Telegraph
Max Roberts
Fred Roberts
Lincoln’ Center Cemetery
Me. Kellup
Berlin General Store Opens For Moneyless Barter Exchange
A Halensee store near Berlin begins a moneyless barter system for country products and town made goods. Farmers trade dairy produce for boots shoes yarn candles and similar items. Eggs serve as the accepted unit of value.
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Berlin
Halensee
Farmara
Long Suffering Ends for Miss Lou Roberts in Elliott
Miss Lou Roberts, invalid for twenty years, died Friday afternoon at her brother Harman Roberts home in Elliott. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 from Pilot Grove Church with interment in Pilot Grove.
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Elliott
News-Telegraph
Lou Roberts
Hr Brother
Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting at College
A quarrel at a college led to a fatal shooting as a professor, Henry Higley of West Bedford, Mo., was shot. Robert T. Meares of Laramie is described as a former student and participant. The incident details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Hanover
Henry “Ey
Weat
Bedford
Moias
Quth College
Robert T. Meare
Laren
China
Sis Howryd
Sale ‘Theca
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Riiga
Fiona
Rome
Giovanni Giolitti
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Kas
Mary's
A. L. Moreland
Allies
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