Purge of Bolshevik Propaganda Shaped by North American Pact
United States and Canada plan joint action to suppress Bolshevist and I W W influence in the northwest of the continent. Officials say radicals travel from Seattle to Vancouver then Winnipeg as the coast becomes a base for a continental drive. Charters are revoked for unions in Canada for funding the one big union and strikes ripple western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
United States
Canada
Amarchy
Bolshevists
Law and Order
North American
Pacific Coast
New York
Trotzky
Manhattan
East
Middle West
Seattle
Vancouver
Washington
Dominion
Martin Ryan
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Edmonton
American Federation of Labor
Sergeant York Weds Gracie Williams in Tennessee Ceremony
In Fentress County Tennessee on June 7 Sergeant Alvin C York renowned Argonne hero married Gracie Williams of Pall Mall. The ceremony was performed by Governor Albert H Roberta. The couple plans a honeymoon in Salt Lake City as guests of the Chatwood Nashville Rotary clubs.
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Nashville
Tenn
Fentress County
Yorks
Alvin C. York
Argonne Drive
Gracie Williams
Pall Mall
Teno
Albert TL
Roberta
Salt Lake City
Chatwoond
Transfusion Authority Drowned at Atlantic City
Dr Eichward BE Linde, a noted authority on blood transfusion, drowned Thursday at Atlantic City. He invented the blood transfusion method using blood drawn into a syringe and injected into a patient.
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New York
Eichward BE. Linde On
Atlantic City
Portland Midshipman McCarthy Drowns at Chesapeake Bay
Philip McCarthy of Portland Oregon, a member of the naval academy class, drowned Saturday afternoon while bathing in the Chesapeake Bay. The incident occurred near Annapolis as officials investigate the accident.
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Annapolis
Mils
Philips, McCarthy
Portland
Ore
Naval Academy
Weis
Chesapeake Bay
Seitz Warns Peace Terms Threaten Austria
President Seitz spoke at the opening of the extraordinary session of the national assembly saying the peace terms offered to Austria are impossible and would mean the death of the country by starvation.
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Vienna
Austria
Seitz
National Assembly
Musician Herbert Harris Found Dead in Lake Michigan
The body of Herbert Harris, musician formerly of Portland Oregon, was found in Lake Michigan with the pockets of his clothing filled with stoves. An acquaintance said Harris had been in poor health.
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Chicago
Herbert Harris
Portland
Ore
Lake Michigan
Harris
I Health
Verdict in Seduction Trial of Douglas M. Storrs
A Okanogan jury found Douglas M. Storrs guilty of seduction involving Miles Ruth Garrison, age 16, amid a prior case where Storrs’s wife Grace Btorre reportedly died in Seattle.
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Okanogan
Wash
Douglas M. Storrs
Miles Ruth Garrison
Storr
Grace Btorre
Boattle
Knox Resolution on League of Nations Policy Debated
Washington reports that Senator Knox of Pennsylvania seeks a senate ruling that the league cannot be interwoven with the peace treaty. The foreign relations committee amended the measure to remove a clause declaring the government’s policy to cooperate in countering future threats to European peace.
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Washington
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senate
League of Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Provisional Korean Government Claimed by Independence League
Leaders of the Korean Independence League assert they have secretly established a provisional government in Korea with Yi Seung Man as president. The cabinet list includes Koreans educated in the United States.
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Korea
Seoul
Korean Independence League
Yi Seung Man
United States
Favor Return of Wires House Bill Reported Voted
Washington report notes the house interstate commerce committee favored a bill to return telegraph and telephone systems to private control immediately. The action signals potential swift legislative move to privatize communications assets.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
We will stick to save the German people says minister
Gustave Noake, minister of defense, told a Socialist party meeting on Thursday that the government remains in office and will stick because it is their duty to save the German people. The remarks were made as a majority of the Socialist party gathered.
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Gus
Wolmar
Gustave Noake
Socialist Party
Navy Authorization Bill Sees Large Spending Cut
Report to the House on Thursday shows the navy authorization bill totaling 1,000,000 dollars, a cut of 275,000,000 from the previous Polly og submission by Secretary Iola.
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Washington
House
Polly Og
Iola
Treaty Leak Probe Halted After Senate Hearing
The June 11 two hour foreign relations committee session revealed how a copy of the peace treaty moved through private hands. Elihu Root testified he received the document from Henry R. Davidson of the Morgan banking house and Red Cross leadership, with Davidson claiming he obtained it in Paris from Thomas W. Lamont. Morgan partners J P Morgan and Frank A Vanderlip said they never saw the copy, as the panel adjourned with no date set to resume.
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Morgan
American Peace Commission
J. P. Morgan
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Davidson
Red Cross
League of Nations
Mr. Root
Root
Patient shoots physician in Salt Lake City office
Dr. M. B. Shipp, 58, was shot and fatally injured by patient Michael Genopulos in a Salt Lake City medical office after a quarrel over a fee for unsatisfactory treatment. Genopulos told police he demanded a refund following the disputed course.
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Salt Lake City
M. B. Shipp
Michael Genopulos
Geonopulos
Americans Withdraw From Archangel Front June 10
Last units of American troops on the Archangel fighting front south of Archangel were withdrawn June 10 except engineers. The 380th Infantry remaining companies the 887th ambulance company and a medical detachment will sail for home.
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Archangel
380I
887Th
Demand Public Rail Ownership
Glenn EK Plumb, counsel for railroad brotherhoods, submitted a proposal to AFL delegates at the Reconstruction Convention urging organized labor to demand public ownership of the nation’s railroads.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Glenn EK. Plumb
Railroad Brotherhoods
Protest in Amoy Shuts City Schools and Business
Citizens in Amoy protest arrests of students in Pekin tied to council actions in Parle over Shantung and Kiao-Chau. All business suspended and schools closed as demonstrations continue.
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Amoy
Chiaag
Pekin
Council of Three
Parle
Shantung
Kiao-Chau
United States Prepares Aid to Nicaragua With Warships
Washington reports a substantial marine guard for Nicaragua and a warship on each coast ready to deter Costa Rican invasion. Official sources confirm the U S readiness to assist Nicaragua in case of external aggression.
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Nicaragua
Washington
United States
StephensWon't Call Legislature Session on Suffrage
Governor Stephens says he does not intend to call an extra session of the legislature to ratify the national Woman's suffrage amendment in a letter to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt from San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Stephens
Mra
Carrie Chapman Oatt
Senate Knox Resolution Opens New League Fight
Washington June 10. Senator Knox Republican of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution opposing the league as submitted and urging formal notice to the peace conference. The measure seeks immediate conclusion of a treaty dealing with the war while preserving future separate consideration of membership.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Knox
Pennsylvania
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Robbin
Europe
United States
Romanian Prince Slain at Home Fronted by Bullet Wound
Paris reports Prince Charles of Romania, heir to the crown, sustains a leg wound from a self-inflicted bullet. The incident is described as a personal safety matter with details still unfolding in the capital.
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Paris
Charles of
Rumania
Robert G Hand Appointed Assistant Treasurer of the U S
Robert G Hand of Mississippi has been appointed assistant treasurer of the United States. At war outbreak he was principal bookkeeper in the treasurer’s office.
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Robert G. Hand
Mississippi
United States
Mr. Hand
German Navy Head Dead in Berlin
The death of Admiral von Holtzendorff, who led the German general naval staff for much of the war, was announced on June 10. He had retired in August of the previous year.
Release of Hun Sallore and German Officers Planned
Washington reports about 2000 former officers and sailors held on German vessels will be released and return to Germany around July 1 as the United States continues seizure of enemy shipping at the war’s start.
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Washington
Congress
Palmer
Navy Intelligence Bureau
Chicago
Chilcago
Detroit
Indianapolis
East Chicagoe
Hammond
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Lonaville
Cleveland
Akron
Toledo
Moline
United States
Department of Justice
Germany
Militia Ready as Winnipeg Street Riots Subside
Mayor Charles F. Gray warned that further serious rioting would trigger militia use. After Wednesday clashes with Gen Ketchen and Col Stearns, city officials noted a surge in applicants for special constable duty and offered to accept up to a thousand more volunteers. Authorities plan house to house bread milk and ice delivery and threaten voluntary streetcar service if workers do not return. The Vancouver strike also began to ease as beer plant workers returned.
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Winnipeg
Charles F. Gray
H. D. B. Ketchen
Manitoba Military District
Col. J. Stearns
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Gray
Vancouver
Telegraphers on Strike Promises Nationwide Tie Up
Union leaders say the first day of a nationwide telegraph strike shows promise of a complete work stoppage. Reports from towns across the country indicate limited interruption in many districts despite company claims of failure. Western Union reports 165 strikers, prompting union president Konenkamp to note Chicago has many more striking by noon.
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Chicago
Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
S. J. Konenkamp
The
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America
Communists Expected to Form Austrian Government
London reports a communist government to be proclaimed in Austria on Sunday with promises of swift success. Official circles note about 40 percent of the Austrian army as Bolshevik and expect quick alignment with Hungarian communists amid a viewed serious Austro-Hungarian situation.
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London
Austria
Federal Judge Dismisses Habeas Actions Over I W W Detainees
Judge Hamil dismisses writs of habeas corpus aimed at delaying deportation of seven I W W members found guilty by the labor department of inciting unrest in the northwest.
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New York
Hamil
Department of Labor
Northwest
Fifty-Two Reds to Be Deported Through New York
Fifty two alleged anarchists and other aliens undesirables have been gathered for deportation through New York. An east bound train is collecting the parties for transport to their destination.
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San Francisco
United States
New York
Pershing Proposes 875000 Troops Moved Homeward in June
General Pershing announces plan to transport 875000 American troops homeward during June, surpassing all prior troop movement records. The statement follows a breakthrough in wartime logistics.
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Turis
Pershing
Umt
Bend
Wilson seeks Irish peace attention from other commissioners
President Wilson has informed representatives of various societies in America that he would unofficially raise the Irish question with the peace commission leaders to garner attention and support.
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Paris
Wilson
America
First Fatality of Wire Strike in Dallas Texas
A. J. Visher a non union worker for Dallas Light and Power was shot and killed during a clash between strike sympathizers and non union men taking wages from striking employees in Dallas Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
A. J. Visher
Dallas Light & Power Company
Mrs Boyd avoids operation with Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Canton Ohio resident Marie Boyd reports suffering female troubles but two doctors suggested surgery. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained ability to work at home, avoiding operation as doctors warned. A note invites others to write for information and testimonials.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boyp
6Th &T
N. E
Lydia B
Whistler Murder Provokes Public Warning
The unidentified man who killed Moses Cohen after he whistled in a local motion picture theater triggers a strong editorial urging lawmen to seize the killer. The piece condemns the act and calls for public restraint, noting whistles disturb many in cinemas and on transit.
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Meigare
Moses Cohen
New York Evening Telegraph
Swamp Root touted as remedy for kidney and bladder trouble
The ad asserts thousands of women suffer ay and bladder issues linked to kidney disease. It claims Swamp Root restores kidney health, easing back pain headaches nervousness and fatigue, with sample bottles offered by mail and available at drug stores.
Siam Offers Boost in Piano Manufacturing Field
A commerce report notes Siam holds a large unexploited market for pianos compared with photographs. Western instruments are scarce with gongs and harmonicas common. only the piano portable organ and phonograph are known. The piano and organ are rare luxuries, mainly ornamental, while the phonograph is popular and common in households able to afford it.
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Siam
Peeled Chicken Request from Child on Farm Visit
A three year old visiting grandmother on a farm asks for chicken to be peeled for dinner. The child's remark reflects the novelty of farm life and grandmother's menu planning during the visit.
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Kitty
Beauty Surface and Core Like Ike the Apple Flavor
Readable text likens beauty to surface polish and core flavor, using Ike as a metaphor for the apple’s taste. The line emphasizes appearance versus inner qualities, tying the idea to fruit imagery.
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Ness
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