Bolshevik Foe Ven Svarc Attacks Bolshevism at Victory Banquet
Ven Svarc of Cleveland denounces Bolshevism at a victory dinner in Sokol hall before 500 citizens and servicemen. Chicago Congressman Chindblom and other leaders condemn Bolshevist propaganda as a threat to America, urging vigilance against foreigners and Jewish leaders linked to Bolshevism.
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Ven Svare
Cleveland
Ohio
Sokol Hall
Chindblom
Chicago
Plaza Theatre
America
AF of L May Oust Radicals At Convention
Atlantic City New Jersey June 22 The American Federation of Labor will consider a memorial to empower the executive to oust unions showing unhealthy tendencies A aim to curb radicalism and keep the federation free of I W W influence by canceling charters and severing ties with problematic central bodies The measure seeks to deter current and future radical dominated groups and defend the one big union concept
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American Federation of Labor
Police Shakeup Shifts Police Officers Across Precincts
A broad police department reassignment takes effect at 7 am shifting captains lieutenants and sergeants across precincts in a routine six month pattern not seen in over a year. The changes list Captains Regan O Connell Cooley Blansfield and others and include many lieutenant and sergeant moves citywide.
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O'Connell
Cooley
Blansfield
O'Leary
May
Sth
Prout
Flanagan
Flood
Walker
Wagner
Neil
Bendettat
MaGirr
Barton
Falls From Wagon Injures Man In Carnival Supply Pickup
Walt Sherman of New Bedford Massachusetts fell from a wagon while unloading Victoria Carnival shown equipment and suffered a possible fracture of the thigh. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital for treatment.
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Walt Sherman
New Bedford
Mass
Bridgeport Hospital
Spectacular raid by commissioner halts dice game
Commissioner deh C Stanley staged a dramatic raid just before 1 pm yesterday, breaking up a dice game on a jitney bus at Fan Field Avenue and Middle Streets. Nine men were arrested after one fled through a window, later captured. Bonds set at 25 dollars each, except Condella held on 75 dollars. The raid drew a crowd, and the suspects were taken to police headquarters for arraignment.
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Pole
Deh C. Stanley
Jilmey
Fanfield Avenue
Middle Streets
Sam Borofeky
Barksmre Avenae
Harold Francis
Howard Avenue
Sam Levine
State Street
Charg
Louis Condella
Hamilton Street
Edward Jackson
Stratford
Johan Altman
Fairfeld Avenue
Edward Cohan
East Main Street
Wiliam Myers
Iranistan Avenue
Carl Anderson
Frank Kelly
Hedlam
Condella
Middle Ee
Potee
Orty Court
Police Convention Brings Connecticut Cops to City
Plans for the State Police association annual convention in this city include a Tuesday social at Elk’s club and a Wednesday program with dinner motor ride bathing and sports. About 150 delegates from Connecticut will attend with entertainment from local acts and a midnight show direct from the metropolis.
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State Police Association
Charles H. Suckley
Connecticut
Elk’s Club
State Street
Bridgeport Lodge N. 86
Tixalted
Patrick T. Kelley
Lester T. Burdick
James Saunders
Joe Whalen
Ernie Lynch
Charles Ty. Suckley
Charles Ivan ‘Keith
Loren Nelbridge
Jendera
This
Lodiza Ug
Nowrhy Lilies
We Know No Surrender German Admiral Says
Admiral Von Reuter claimed the surrendered German fleet scuttled itself believing the armistice had expired. The British admiralty offered no further statements as Londoners pondered why the vast fleet was destroyed, leaving only a handful afloat and several wrecked ships at Scapa Flow.
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Robert Welles Ritchie
London
von Reuter
Daily Express
Admiralty
Naval Publicity Department
Bader
Bry
Scapa View
Thurso
Scapa
Greenland
Peace Congress
Atay
Anythme
Universal Service
Explosion Near Sunk German Ship Alters Battle Site
London reports a violent explosion near the site where a German warship was sunk yesterday. A massive water and mud column rose as debris erupted, and the lone anchored German vessel ran aground. German crews were transferred to the battleship Royal Sovereign.
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London
Birly
Kirkwall
Central News
Royal Sovereign
New Italian Delegation Named for Peace Conference
Rome June 22. The Italian delegation to the peace conference will be composed of former Foreign Minister Tittoni, Senator Aglielmo Marconi and Senator Vittorio Scialoia.
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Rome
Havad
Tittoni
Aglielmo Marconi
Vittorio Scialoia
Tornado hits Fergus Falls killing about 200 people
Fargo Minnesota June 22 reports say a tornado struck Fergus Falls wiping out three blocks of the business district. The Grand Hotel was razed and the Northern Pacific depot demolished. Early reports indicate as many as 200 killed with many homes leveled and trains blown from tracks.
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Fargo
Xii. D
Fergus Falls
Minn
Staples
Northern Pacific
Fergus Polish
Yvergush Falls
Sd, Paul
Fergus Walls
Split widens among allied nations amid anti Big Five push
June reports describe a growing rift within allied ranks as smaller nations including Greece Romania Serbia and more move to abandon proce congress ties. Led by Prentier Brutlat of Hoilmania the group plans to break away and challenge the big five and the League of Nations, though Venizelos of Greece counsels caution and waiting.
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Wolmar 2
Troy
Prentier Brutlat
Hoiwmania
Greece
Polant
Polant Roumania, Serbia and Others Break Away From the Proce
League of Nations
Waite
Phso
Promini Venizelog
Post and Telegram Circulation Rises in May 1918
In May 1918 the Post and Standard Telegram reported a gain in net paid circulation. The May figures show an increase reflecting growing reader demand for the two publications.
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Post and Standard Telegram
Invasion Planning and German Treaty Talks in 1919
Paris reports the Council of Four rejected German calls to alter the peace treaty. Germany asserts changes to avoid accountability. Weimar assembly votes on terms. In Coblenz, over a million armed troops prepare for possible invasion, with orders in French English and German ready for distribution. About 100000 Americans poised to advance if needed.
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Germany
Paris
Council of Four
Weimar
Wilson
Lloyd George
Kaiser
Coblenz
Marshal Voch
Rhine
America
Rantzan
Haniel von Hawnhausen
Versaill
Tierr Barer
Seven Year Old Drowns In Ansonia Canal
Wasil Roegelis aged seven drowned in the canal at the America Brass company yard in Ansonia yesterday morning. His body was recovered about four hours later after he went swimming with a companion. Some say they could swim while others doubt it. The boy, from a large family, had a deceased mother.
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Ansonia
Wasil Roegels
America Brass Company
Gearly
Tony R Kulekowshki
Weimar Assembly approves signing peace treaty vote
Berlin June 22 The Weimar National Assembly votes 237 to 138 to sign the peace treaty with the allied powers. Bauer’s government gains 236 to 89 confidence but 68 abstain as debate centers on relinquishing responsibility. Bauer defends signing without German inner conviction and rejects Articles 227 to 230 on repercussions for former emperors.
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Bauer
Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Allied
Associated Powers
National Assembly
Herr Bauer
Natonal Assembly
Aed
Germania
Mueller
Peace Congress
Tole
Herr ‘Baw
Cabinat
Schiedemanns
Apenas
Namhye
Herr Bauér
Philp Scheidemann
Scheidemann
Paris to honor Americans with July Fourth parade
Paris authorities announce monster demonstrations on July 4 to mark the U S independence anniversary. A grand reception for Conor Porghing by the municipality is planned, and President Potnenre will review a parade of American troops in Place de la Concorde.
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Paris
Havas
Papis
United States
Conor Porghing
Prieatdent Potnenre
Place de la Concorde
German Assembly Seeks Treaty Changes to Allies
German National Assembly in Weimar votes to push for changes to the peace treaty. A note to Versailles would ask allies to waive demands for surrender and acknowledge Germany's war responsibility, while preparations for potential troop moves and a protocol addressing six German points proceed.
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National Assembly
Wllied
Rettat Land
Confor Uty
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