Police Seek Karimy in Elwell Murder Case
District Attorney Swann reports no suspect eliminated as 10 witnesses are questioned in Elwell murder probe. Milkman Jost Otten recalls seeing torn night clothes and possible struggle. Amelia Hardy questioned again as investigators pursue that a relative of a romance may be involved.
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Swann
Joseph BR
Elwell
Edward Swann
Phare
Jost Otten
el Yell
Mary Larsen
Amelia. Hardy
TRS
Matty
Slein
Eiswell
Districte
Oracy Srann
Pat Delphia
Jack Todd
Oriano
Fast Train Crashes Into Truck at Station
A fast train struck a truck at a station last night just after six. Three American Airways employees narrowly escaped serious injury as debris and cargo scattered along the rails. Hundreds of waiting passengers watched the scene with momentary horror but no one was hurt. The locomotive halted nearby as crews cleared debris and surveyed the damage.
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American Airway! Express
William Street
Great Northern
Rey Union
Oth
Garrigle Bridge
Los Angeles Quake Shakes City Causes Street Evacuations
An earthquake rattled Los Angeles causing many office workers to flee into the street. Several buildings sustained light damage and bricks fell from a structure at Sixth Street and Grand Avenue injuring a pedestrian. Officials said no serious damage after about half an hour, though cracks appeared in the city jail walls.
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Los Angeles
Can
Streits
Sixth Street
Grand Avenue
Fire and Public Works
Tne City
State Board Rejects City Teachers Bonus Funds
A letter to the Common Council reports the Board of Apportionment will not fund 57000 in state bonuses for city teachers. The apportionment allows salary increases but treats the bonus as part of existing salary provisions. Teachers argue the bonus is separate from raises and that many gains are below the bonus amount.
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Common Council
Board of Apportionment
Board’ of Education
Amon
Salarus
Court calendar clear after 15 years for Judge Landis
Chicago June 21 Judge Keneshaw M Landis left for Burt Lake Maine after his court calendar remained clear for the first time in 15 years. The bench has a rare vacation planned following a long span.
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Chicago
Aiendar
Keneshaw M. Landis
Burt Lake
Mien
Snead - An
Yellow Mill Bridge To Close Wednesday Morning
The Yellow Mill Bridge will be closed to all traffic from 9 o clock tomorrow morning by order of the director of public works.
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Yellow Mill Bridge
Yellow MT
Public Wopits
Suffrage Advocates Plan Final Plea to Holcomb
Fairfield delegates from Bridgeport Westport Shelton and Redding prepare for a conference to cite a precedent calling of a special session to push ratification of the federal amendment granting women the vote. The Connecticut Ratification Committee schedules a New Flaven meeting to urge Governor Holcomb to convene the General Assembly and rally support for adding the amendment to the U S Constitution. Mayor Wilson and Charles A Williamson of Darien among Fairfield delegates.
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New Flaven
Ion Communite
Connecticut
Holcomb
General Assembly
United States
Fairmild County
Mayor Wilson
Charles A. Williamson
Darien
Harry Sherwood
West
Maine Governor Is Third in Primaries
In early returns from Maine Republican primaries Augusta, Governor Carl E. Milliken trails, Fred eric J. Parkhurst leads, John Depning second, Louis A. Jack far behind. In the Congress race for the free district Joseph W. Simpson leads, with Carvel Beeds and Horace Mitchell in pursuit as reads show several candidates distant.
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Augusta
Frederic J. Parkhurst
Carl E. Milliken
John Depning
Louis A. Jack
Congress
Joseph W. Simpson
Carvel
Hor- Rce Mitchell
Chas i B. Clarke
Howard Tavies
Frank D. Marshall
Mitchell
Prohibition Fight Heated Topic at Frisco Convention
In San Francisco with the Democratic national convention opening soon discussions grew on prohibition enforcement reform and beer restrictions. Leaders expected debates over the federal act, state rights, and platform planks with possible battles in the resolutions committee and on the floor.
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San Francisco
Jame
Demands to Demobilize German Army and Reparations
Boulogne June 21 The conference of premiers plans to send a letter to Germany demanding demilitarization and to fix reparations. Experts set total indemnity at three billion marks in gold with interest and annuities, while Italy seeks a larger share of the amount.
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Associated Press
Boulogne
Germany
Italy
Broad Street Extension Costs and Damage Claims
The board of appraisal listed Broad Street extension damage claims totaling 203 526 with the city named as beneficiary and 40 others receiving mostly under 1 000. The University, First Methodist, George B F Clark and Young Warner’s Ch association appear among beneficiaries. The council has 20 days to act on the report.
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Property One
Broad Street
Board of
Beliond
Methodist
George BF. Clark
Young Warner
Ch Association
Phiri
Cameon Connell
Penich
Hoan
Cartha
Permuasion
Med Hangen
Main and
John Streets
Bne
Strenis
Sule
Ners
Mit
Bogan
Gtrack Permis
Plana
Burdisk
Biroes
Girl Students Chosen as Ushers for Democratic Convention
In San Francisco Cal a group of female students and an equal number of male students from the University of California and Stanford University were selected as ushers for the Democratic national convention. The women will guide delegates to their seats at the event.
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San Jarancisco
Cal
Philny
University of Californua
Stanford University
Iyair
Maryland Democrats Push Wet Plank At Convention
Maryland delegates endorsed a wet plank at the Democratic convention, signaling support for altering the eighteenth amendment. Gov. Albert Ritchie stated the party favors passage and warns against hastily repealing prohibition, advocating state and national liquor reform.
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Tiniversal Service
CoNeaAco
Maryland
Albert Ritchie
Legat Winas
United States
McCombs Attacks Wilson as Autocrat in Chicago
William F. McCombs, former Democratic national committee chairman, denounces President Wilson as autocratic and argues he cannot be considered leader of the party. He predicts New York support for Cox and discusses possible vice presidential nomination, plus calls for domestic reforms and rejection of a League of Nations.
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Chicago
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
San Francisco
White
Champ Clark
Thomas R. Marshall
G O P to Notify Harding of Nomination July 22
Washington report states Senator Harding will be formally notified of his Republican presidential nomination July 22 at his Marion Ohio home. The conference also set chairman Hays and a sub committee to organize the通知 ceremonies and campaign staff.
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Washington
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Hays
Republian National Committee
Coolridge
Boston
Norhampton
Pwulicntil
Kays
Ambong
Harry Mo Daughtery
Collyabus
Drogrinés
Haya
Banding
San Francisco
Denver
Harry M. Daugherty
Aii Daugherty
National Committee
Campalati Camarittocs
Fatal Riot Marks Waterbury Strike
Waterbury clash between strikers, police, and guardsmen left one striker dead and two police lieutenants critically wounded. Arthur Broule, a trolley conductor from Biddeford, Maine, killed Donahue and wounded his wife before shooting himself. Police and guardsmen prevented further violence as officers battled in front of Scovill Manufacturing and City Hall. Continued on Pace Two.
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Waterbury
City
Richard LeRoy
Joan J. Bergin
Palice
Scovill Manufacturing Company
Regs
St. Mary's Hospital
Deadly rioting in Londonderry inflames civil war fears
June 21 dispatch reports heavy casualties in Londonderry with seven killed as riots turn violent. skull fragments and bodies strewn across streets amid barricades and gunfire from troops. railway targets looted rails disrupted as authorities deny mass Sinn Fein roundups while vowing targeted raids and arrests.
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Duslin
Londonderry
Partionn
Amid
Ireland
Ulster
Londanier
McAdoo Denies Concealed Purpose In Withdrawal Claim
NEW YORK June 21 Wilson McAdoo denies any concealed purpose behind his stated withdrawal from the San Francisco convention. He says his announcement had no relation to a recent interview with President Wilson, which he claims he did not know about until it appeared in print. The President also says he knew nothing of any withdrawal letter before it was published.
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W. Go. Br. Talon
Resolutions Committee
Seu
Glass. Isellsgions
League Party
Senator Glase
Virginia
Wilson
Walsh
Montana
Montuna
Colby
State Department
Post &F
Homer
Cummings
United [States
James A. Reed
Kansas City
New York
Cox
McCam
San Francisco
James
M. Cox
Ohio
Smith
Weate
Europe
America
Lisa Auestion
Senate
Sotta
Holly
Amy International
Sele
S ‘Nyhen
Agin
United States
White
House of Representatives
Champ! Clark
Marshall
Cama Tate
Saorane
Esseo
Air
McAdoo
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Telephone Barnum
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