Chevrolet Wins Indianapolis Race in Flames
Chevrolet driven by Monroe special wins the 500 miles at speedway in 5 hours 40 minutes. Rene Thomas finishes second with Tommy Milton third. De Palma suffers dramatic flameout after leading most of the race. Race prize money totals and car trouble details accompany a chaotic finish.
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France Honors Yanks With Memorial Day Services
Memorial day ceremonies in Paris honor fallen American soldiers of the Great War. General Pershing’s message read at all services. In Plessy and Romagna cemeteries American and French officials attended, with marshals Foch Joffre and Petain represented by staff members. Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen presided at Romagna while Brig. Gen. Frank J. Parker stood by at Plessy. American troops in Coblenz paid tribute near the Are zone forest.
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Battle of the Aisne
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British warships to Ireland policy to be discussed
June 1 dispatch at London reports Gen Str C. PLN Macryndy and Sir Watnar Greenwood will attend a cabinet meeting to decide Ireland policy. National News adds Ireland’s grave position could see warships fitted for Irish port dispatch. Belfast reports armed raiders attacked Gulley Backey barracks and burned a customs office before villagers intervened.
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Pershing Frees Minor After Army Probe
Senator Pershing told the Senate Judiciary Committee he ordered the release of Robert Minor, an American newspaper man arrested in occupied Germany on charges of circulating radical propaganda among troops. He said he acted on a recommendation from General Bethel, Judge Advocate General for the AEF, and denied American influence or responsibility.
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Two Amundsen party dead in polar expedition
Copentingen reports Captain Roald Amundsen's north polar party Kuudsen and Tessen perished during the 1910 20 winter. In San Salvador Estrada Cabrera imprisoned by revolutionary leaders Carlos Herrera. At St Paul Hotel two cooks Bridget Hynes Frances Bradsway die in Burlington fire. two others hurt.
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Kultora Open National Meat.
Boston June 1 annual convention of the National Editorial Association opened with about 600 editors and publishers of daily and weekly newspapers attending.
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National Editorial Association
Mexican treaty push would restore order and recognition
Washington debates a 1857 constitutional shift as condition for Mexican recognition. Senator Fall outlines forceful options if Mexico refuses, including restoring peace and protecting Americans. The plan suggests using an armed force to secure Mexican ports and communications. The report urges that Governor de la Friguinta be unrecognized until his leadership proves stable and compliant with international treaties.
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Trains Collide Head On Near White Oak
Two passenger trains from St Louis and San Francisco collided near White Oak, killing five and injuring many. Both engineers died. a clerk, a newsboy, and a Black man were among the dead. Rescue teams moved victims from wreckage as cars burned and freight cars splintered.
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Monday's Realltte National League Scores Report
National League results show Chicago 42 over Cincinnati 24 with Bt. Louie and Philadelphia 1 to 3. American League notes Bt. Louia 2 3 Chicago 0 6 New York 1 19 Cleveland 9 7 Detroit Sa Boston 34 with scattered totals across the card.
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Ship Crew Arrested After Fight Aboard British Vessel
Baltimore police respond to radio calls meet the steamship Tregantle. Four crew members were arrested after a fight aboard the vessel. Three were taken to hospital. Captain Stodden said the crew had stolen liquor.
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Postal Workers Pay Raise Proposals Reach Congress
A congressional proposal urges broad pay hikes for postal workers. Clerks and carriers would see increases from $150 to $250 for first class and $400 for supervisory roles, with a staged rise for postmasters and division officials. The plan, spanning multiple grades, would adjust wages for substitutes, temporary clerks, and rural route carriers, and outline hours and benefits across six clerk classes.
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Lowden Wins First Contest For Republican Delegation
Chicago June 1 The Republican national committee began forming a temporary convention lineup. Only one contest was decided Arkansas seated the majority white delegation allied to Governor Lowden. Alabama abstained. regular delegate seated. Florida troubles heard. Wood faction likely to gain but compromise possible. Committee to debate today then take up District of Columbia.
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Senate Immigration Committee Backing Deport Alien Anarchists
Wrebington June 1 The Senate immigration committee ordered the house bill favorably reported after minor changes. The amended measure would bar aliens who are anarchists or who advise advocate or teach opposition to all organized governments or who belong to organizations that promote anti government activity. It also includes provisions to deport aliens who knowingly circulate propaganda opposing organized government.
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Senate Immigration Committee
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Pe-Ru-Na praised by LaCrosse man after chronic bronchitis
A LaCrosse resident recounts twenty six years of chronic bronchitis and winter hoarseness eased after using PR-RU-NA. He reports relief within days and plans to keep PE-RU-NA in his home. The advertisement touts PE-RU-NA as dependable for catarrh related ailments and lists multiple conditions it claims to ease.
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