World News Roundup From Capitals Across The Globe
Reports from Prague say Czechoslovakia may take a provisional Austrian mandate. Britain plans to push a naval treaty bill June 14. International loan talks for Germany collapse as bankers meet in Paris. Lenine’s health improves while Upper Silesia towns are in siege. Ku Klux Klan rallies draw crowds in Oklahoma.
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Prague
Supreme Council
Czecho-Slovakia
Austria
Germany
Committee of Bankers
Paris
Terrific Storm Sweeps New York
A violent nor Easter swept New York with 88 mph winds causing over fifty deaths, 100+ injuries, and massive property loss. The storm toppled trees and a ferris wheel at Clason Point, crushed a diner roof with chimney collapse, and eight canoeists drowned in Long Island Sound near City Island.
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New York
Long Island Sound
New Jersey
Westchester County
City Island
Bronx
Manhattan
Clason Point
Red Lion Inn
Boston Post Road
Senate Bonus Measure Faces Senate Where Support Grows
Informal canvasses show opponents of the soldiers' bonus bill sensing a three to one senate majority in favor. The same canvass reports the house passage margin near five to one. Debates loom with cloture rules likely to be defeated and supporters noting potential votes to override a possible presidential veto.
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Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Congress
Washington
House
Harding
Navy Vessel Sirius Seized Liquor In Norfolk Raid
In Norfolk, naval guards seized about one thousand quarts of liquor valued at over 10000 dollars from the transport Sirius. Rear Admiral Ralph Andrews ordered the raid and the Sirius crew is confined to their ship. The commanding officer is detached and a board of investigation convened with no charges anticipated yet.
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Norfolk
Navy Yard
Ralph Andrews
Norfolk Navy Yard
Andrews
Naval Base
Norseman Body Found Frozen on Greenland Coast
A Norseman body preserved in ice for at least a thousand years was found on Greenland's coast. The remains were embalmed and sent to Copenhagen, per Reykjavik News.
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Los Angeles
Greenland
Copenhagen
Denmark
Reykjavik News
Reykjavik
Iceland
Damage in Deluge and Hail at Ainsworth Nebraska
A recent cloudburst in Ainsworth Nebraska caused a heavy downpour followed by hail that damaged crops and livestock, the extent of which is being assessed by local authorities.
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Ricci
Italy
Senate
Willie Combs
Texarkana
Ark
John Strange
Ainsworth
Neb
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Indiana Daily Times
Roy W. Howard
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National Woman’s Trade Union League of America
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John Gray
Hugo Stinnes
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Russia
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Riga
Inter-Allied Commission
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Lipine
Upper Silesia
Borah
Idaho
Senate Labor Committee
Hoover
Department of Commerce
John Kissell
United States
United States Supreme Court
Organized Farmers’ Movement
Chicago
Raymond Havens
Kansas City
International Association of Rotary Clubs
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Shawnee
Lasedo
Texas
Lucio Blanco
Martinez
Bayito Crossing
Rio Grande
Laredo
John Lindley
J. P. Beckham
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Mexia
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Thomas J. Irwin
First Presbyterian Church
Lawton
Fletcher Riley
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Alexander of
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Romania
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Poland
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