Serbian Offensive Threatens Italy in Balkans
A semi official Rome report on June 12 13 describes Albanian insurgents and Serbian forces attacking Avlona and threatening Antivari and Scutari. It claims American equipped Serbian units join the Albanian push to drive Italy from the Balkans amid heavy casualties and prisoner losses.
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Giorni
Avlona
Albania
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Idea Nazionale
Italy
Balkans
Antivari
Scutari
Aviona
Baronet Loxing
Italian Alpine Troops Drive Out Albanians Front
Italian Alpine troops cleared the Avlona front of Albanians after a violent counter attack. Advices say residents fired on Italians from Avlona rear. More than 1,000 Afghan Albanian arrests or deportations reported. Albanian chieftain said to have shot Italian prisoners in reprisal.
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Jobe
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Cabinet crisis unsettled in Victoria amid talks
Victoria era reports the cabinet crisis remains unsettled as King Victor Emanuel meets former Premier Glolitte and later consults Sith Francesco Vitti, whose cabinet resigned in June. The evolving crisis continues to unfold with high level discussions and potential reorganization.
Flag Day Observance to Fill City Parks
Flag day activities will span the city with a 4 PM program at Seaside Park featuring Wheeler and Wilson band. Speeches by Hon. R C Deming and Mayor C B Walier plus a flag salute and Declaration of Independence reading. Evening gatherings hosted by Elias Howe post and Elks hall with veterans groups attending.
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Snis Aort
Four Cabinets Quit Over Peace Terms In Europe
Paris reports four European cabinets the Italian Polish Hungarian and Austrian resigned amid unsettled postwar conditions and bread shortages. Officials say the crises stem from economic unrest and public discontent with peace terms and fear of inadequate parliamentary majorities.
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Albanian Leader Essad Pasha Assassinated in Paris
Paris report states Essad Pasha, Albanian delegation head and former provisional president, was shot and killed near Hotel Contintental by a student named Rustem Aveni. Assassin jailed. motive cited as opposition to Essad’s role in Albania.
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Bryan GOP Dry Stand Farce In National Convention
A wary Bryan report criticizes the Republican platform as a din of invective and evasions. It notes changes to the suffrage plank and mentions debates over railroads, profiteering, soldiers’ bonuses, and sugar taxes. The piece highlights internal dissent over the lost prohibition plank and a disputed minority report.
Turk Grand Vizier On Way to Paris
Constantinople June 12 Damad Ferid Pasha the Turkish grand vizier left today for Paris on the Turkish steamer Gokdjumal. From Taranto he will likely go by train. It is believed he will not sign the treaty in its present form, with danger to his life if he does so. An assassination attempt was recently made on his departure.
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Kiev Evacuated by Polish Army in River Race Battle
In June reports say Polish forces completed Kiev evacuation retreating toward Schitomin as Bolsheviks strike to cut rail lines from Berdichev to Kiev. General Budenny’s cavalry advances threaten north and northwest fronts while Poles destroy key utilities before withdrawal.
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Palestine to Have Religious Freedom
London dispatch reports Sir Herbert Samuel outlining the new Palestine administration aims. He promises religious freedom, bounds on Zionist expansion, and measures to rebuild infrastructure while protecting non Jewish residents as immigration rises with development.
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Palestine
Herebert Samual
Merbert
Lown
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Connecticut Liquor Dealers vote to disband
A fragmented report notes the Retail Liquor Dealers Association of Connecticut voting to disband at a meeting in New Haven. The record is garbled but indicates opposition to prohibition and mentions a new association forming, with a planned meeting in the near future.
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New. Haven
Une
Connecticut
Tay
A Mail Order President in a Fractured Convention
A satirical piece critiques a national convention process proposing mail ballot voting to elect a president, suggesting delegates stay home while railroads and hoteliers profit from travel. It mocks political figures, parties, and the concept of a mail order presidency, arguing for centralized, economical policy over mass mobilization.
Boycott Proclaimed Against Irish Police
A boycott order proclaimed across County Leitrim by the Irish Republican Army headquarters in Roscommon aims to halt supplies of food milk and other essentials to police and their families. The measure targets police operations in the region and signals intensified pressure ahead of possible actions.
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County Leitmim
Irish Republican Army
Northern
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Argentina Sugar Set to Cost 15 Cents Per Pound
Buenos Aires report says 14,900 tons of sugar bought for the United States by Ambassador Stimson, plus transport, may land in New York at 15 cents a pound. Export restrictions were waived as a favor to the United States. Private interests have contracted for 50,000 tons for shipment to the U.S.
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Third Party to Enter Field Says Pinchot
Chicago convention to start July 10 as the single tax party declares a new national organization. Amos Pinchot and others say Republicans ignore major issues and have driven away voters who followed Sevolt Johnson and La Follette. The party claims organization in thirty states and plans to file an electoral ticket nationwide. A national convention in Chicago will be called for July 10 with a conference in Chicago to raise support and solicit endorsement from the committee of 8.
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Harding Nomination Draws Mixed Editorial Response in Paris
The Temps in Paris lauds the Harding nomination at Chicago and cites the platform on the League of Nations, noting the push for a Hague based permanent court of international justice. It hopes The Hague talks may aid U S European peace while blaming France for any eventual burden. Paris papers report the news too late for morning editions.
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Explosion at Hungarian mine depot kills 193 miners
Phurlin June 3 dispatch reports 193 miners believed dead after a dynamite depot explosion near Anina in the Hungarian coal iron mining center. Thirty six others injured and 173 horses recovered. The blast occurred as miners were entering a shaft.
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Two Die and One Injured as Subway Car Door Opens
Two men die and a third is seriously injured when a southbound express train on a city subway opened its door at Astig Place. Three men were standing on the car when the door slid open as the train passed.
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Astig Place
Harding's Manager Urges Prompt, Snappy Campaign Action
Campaign managers for Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio, named Republican presidential nominee, urged immediate vigorous steps to present party issues. They planned to start campaigning after the Democratic convention, even before Harding and Governor Coolidge are officially notified.
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Goose Target For Movie Men Goose Target For Movie Men
Boston. June 13. Governor Calvin Coolidge Republican vice presidential nominee planned to attend Amherst commencement week and return to Northampton but Massachusetts Delegates telegram changed plans to arrive tomorrow afternoon and a parade to the State House. Taft and Hoover sent congratulatory messages. The day saw a flurry of congratulations and the governor was the target of a battery of moves.
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Harding to stay home all during campaign
Marion June 13 United States Senator Warren G Harding will be officially notified at his nomination for the presidency by the Republican party, with home in Marion within the next few days. It also became known that Senator Birdlings will adopt the custom of former President Atchison and hold a perpetual party leaders conference on the lawn at Harding's residence.
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Bomb wrecks home of Waterbury Italian
June 1 Waterbury. Shortly before midnight a bomb exploded in the sleeping room of a Italian household in the piazza Newt area, tearing a gaping hole in the building. Five people were sleeping in the room, six escaped with injuries. The household head is connected to the Chase Metal Works of Waterville and has been on strike for eight weeks. Two men are held by police. Most property in the area is owned by the Chase interests.
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Tita
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Blaine Body Carried to Augusta Maine
The body of James G. Blaine and his wife Harriet Stanwood Blaine were transferred to Augusta from Wellington under Maine authority. Officials reported ritual arrangements and the funeral procedures as the state completed its interment plan.
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Augusta
Maine
Harriet Stanwood Blaine
Wellington
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