Push for foreign credits to avert panic in Congress
In Washington a plan to establish foreign credits in the United States to support expanding industries gains traction. Senator Smoot calls for action while Senator Owen warns the GOP of looming panic if measures are delayed. Secretary Redfield cites the need for an outlet for industrial products and a government supervised securities market to sustain foreign trade.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Smoot
Utah
Owen
Oklahoma
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Redfield
Department of Commerce
Senate
Treasury Department
Banking and Currency Committee
SLEUTHS ROUND UP GOTHAM RADICALS
Authorities intensified investigations into a wave of bomb incidents. A man detained for Italian pamphlets provided little usable information as officials step up surveillance of anarchists and bomb factories across major cities. Police monitor telegraph and long distance calls while probing a possible July 4 alert.
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Washington
Rede
Little Progress In Search Of Palmer Bomb Plot
Washington report notes limited gains in solving the Palmer bomb plot aimed at killing Attorney General Palmer and other leaders. Despite dozens of detentions, authorities have little information from suspects, and Flynn plans to visit cities as leads emerge. Investigations focus on Philadelphia with local police pushing to identify the bomber.
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Washington
Palmer
Department of Justice
William J. Flynn
United States Secret Service
Bureau of Investigation
Flynn
Metropolitan Force
Philadelphia
Washington Police Seek Bomb Plot Suspects In String Of Clues
Authorities report new clues in the Palmer bombing case as a German-extracted man is held after radical statements. One suspect linked to Bolshevik talk is still hunted while officials pursue ties to the plot. Inspector Grant says tangible clues remain, but the assassin’s identity is unknown. An asylum escapee is in custody, and the dead terrorist’s body will be elevated except for the scalp.
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Washington
Palmer
Grant
Two Bulgarians Under Arrest In Detroit In Bomb Plot
Detroit authorities detained Bulgarians Steve Groykoff and Pano Trpoff at Cleveland police request. They are suspected in the Cleveland Davis bombing plot with radical literature and I W W credentials found. They allegedly carried plans of the Davis home and other victims.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Soukup
Davis
Steve Groykoff
Pano Trpoff
Russian Federation of Union Workers
Bomb in front of department store found in downtown Philadelphia
A metal cylinder possibly a bomb was found early today in front of a department store near a subway entrance in central Philadelphia. A watchman notified police, the device was placed in water and guarded while explosive experts prepare to inspect it.
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Philadelphia
Dancing in Three Phases
The Sunday Daily News will publish an article on dancing by Prof. Jos. Donati with eight photographs by the author. It discusses spontaneous muscular motion under impulse to reject civilization, graceful movements for wild pleasure, and trained steps representing others passions.
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Sunday Daily News
Jos. Donati
Daily News
Western Union Strike Hits Southeastern States
Workers walk out in the southeast affecting Western Union wire service. Union leaders claim widespread cutoffs while Western Union and Postal officials report normal business and increased telegram activity at many offices.
Carlton Hopes Call Is Issued
New York June 7 President Newcomb Carlton of the Western Union urged a telegraphers union strike on all lines. He said Konenkamp should strike to rid the service of undesirable employes and claimed the southeastern area remains unchanged with officers operating normally. He noted only 710 of 40,000 eligible workers have joined the union and insisted the strike would not impair service.
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New York
Newcomb Carlton
The
Western Union Today
Konenkamp
Carlton
Prince of Wales Expected to Visit Ochre Court Villa
The Prince of Wales may visit Newport in August. He was invited to stay at Ochre Court Villa by Mrs. Ogden Goelet, with plans suggesting an early August arrival in Canada before proceeding to the resort.
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Newport
Prince of Wales
Ogden Goelet
Ochre Court Villa
Canada
Thirteen In Indianapolis Describe Repair After Attack
In Indianapolis Aselen Brown notes thirteen stitches after an assault by her brother in law. the incident left her with facial injuries and medical treatment. Police report details or charges are not provided in the readable text.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aselen Brown
Army and Guardsmen Return to U S as Demobilization Advances
Washington reports completion of homeward movement of national guard and national army units from France. Army now 65 percent demobilized as regulars begin sailing. 694 745 remain in France with Brest as leading embarkation port and New York as arrival hub. Discharges reach 2 391 639. enlistments exceed 50 000 with Siberia and overseas replacements planned.
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National Guard
National Army
France
A. E. F. Services of Supply
March
Brest
New York
Siberia
Philippines
Panama
Hawaii
Alaska
Siberian
Enfield
No Camps for Reserve Officers to Be Opened
Washington June 7 The War Department will not conduct training camps for reserve officers this summer Secretary Baker told Charles B Pike chairman of the Military Training Camps Association He cited lack of funds for transportation subsistence and clothing noting unsettled conditions could keep many civilians from attending if camps were set up.
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Washington
War Department
Baker
Charles B. Pike
Military Training Camps Association
Flying Squadron to Visit Cleveland on Recruiting Mission
Dallas to Boston aerial squadron of seven planes on a cross country recruiting mission expected to land at Woodland Hills flying field in Cleveland after leaving Detroit.
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Dallas
Boston
Detroit
Woodland Hills
Child Hit by Interurban Car Near Oxforday and Seventeenths
William Ulman two and a half year old son of Gordon Ulman was struck by an interurban car Friday afternoon near his home at the intersection of Oxford-ay and Seventeenths. He attempted to cross before the car reached him and was knocked to the ground with a badly bruised head though injuries are not believed serious.
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William
Gordon Ulman
Oxford-ay
Seventeenths
Fire Breaks Out in Detroit Eating Place
Fire at a restaurant in the Detroit News building drew a general alarm and downtown fire crews. Two men were badly burned but officials expect the fire to be confined to the single room in the fire proof building.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Richey Speaks at Carrollton Club on Road Improvement
L P Richey secretary of the Canton Automobile Club addressed the Carrollton Automobile Club and Good Roads associations Friday evening. The Carrollton meeting aimed to form an organization to improve roads in Carroll County and will cooperate with the Stark County Good Roads Federation when it is organized.
Society Notes Highlight Local Luncheon and Multiple Wed dings
Miss Virginia Schlabach hosted a noonday luncheon at Lakeside County club for 15 guests including Miss Geraldine Merk of Canada as a guest of Miss Catherine Raff. Ada Zerbe and Dr F Le Roy Nape wed at the bride’s home and plan an eastward trip with Atlantic City stops.
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Virginia Schlabach
St NW
Lakeside County Club
Geraldine Merk
Canada
Catherine Raff
N. J
Martin
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Canton Wife Sues for Divorce After Short Reunion
Dor othy Lindsey Kimmel files for divorce from Ervin V. Kimmel of Canton alleging gross neglect since January 12, 1918 marriage. She says he provided only a monthly army allotment and left to live with his aged mother, refusing to return. Attorney: Charles B. Wein traub.
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Ervin V. Kimmel
Canton
Dorothy Lindsey Kimmel
Kimmel
Charles B. Weintraub
Mrs. Kimmel
Two Attempts To Rob Grafters Home Fail
An attempted burglary at George Grafter's home 629 Dartmouth Ave SW was reported to police Saturday. Grafter said a man entered last Tuesday night during the family's absence but fled. burglars failed again Friday to gain entry.
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George Grafter
Dartmouth Av
Grafter
Pickets Fight With Workmen at Elyria Plant
A fist fight broke out at the Willye Overland Co plant in Elyria between strike pickets and plant workers. Clifton Terrill, a worker, was arrested. Charles Hill, a picket, was beaten but not seriously hurt. Company guards arrived as the fight ended. the strike had been ongoing for two weeks.
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Elyria
Willye-Overland Co
Clifton Terrill
Charles Hill
Overloaded Bus Driver Fined After Court appearance
Lawrence Conroy was found guilty and fined 5 dollars plus costs after being arraigned before Police Judge Bowman for overloading his bus. Officer Metzger arrested him under city ordinance limits on passenger capacity.
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Bowman
Lawrence Conroy
Metzger
Fine home sold by bank official to Homer Double
Will E. Krumlauf assistant cashier of the First National Bank sold his home on Tuscarawas street extension to Homer Double. The amount was not disclosed. The deal was handled through Realtor D L Holwick.
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Will E. Krumlauf
First National Bank
Tuscarawasst
Ext
Homer
D. L. Holwick
French Socialist Leader Pierre Renaudell Succeeds Jaures
Pierre Renaudell, noted French Socialist, has succeeded Jean Jaures as leader of the Socialist party of France after Jaures was killed some time ago. The change gives the party a strong new figure after a period without a clear head in Paris.
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Pierre Renaudell
Jaures
Socialist Party of France
Paris
Renaudell
Army Titles Barred From Private Ventures Policy
The War Department announced formal disapproval of officers using military titles to promote private ventures. It stated that a military title is a security for fair dealing and should not be used in commercial pursuits.
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Washington
War Department
Man shoots at cat. neighbor hit by stray bullet
Wheeling, June 7. Jas. Johnson tried to kill a cat after his chicks disappeared. He fired a revolver, missed, and struck neighbor B. F. Oliver through the fence, injuring his thumb and drawing a fine.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Jas. Johnson
B. F. Oliver
All Yanks Off Russian Front Reported By March
Washington June 7 All of the original American expedition will be out of the Archangel sector within three weeks General Peyton C March chief of staff announced today A large force left on June 3 This consisted of Companies E G I and M and the machine gun company of the 329th Infantry Forty nine officers and 1 509 men sailed for Brest while two officers and 323 men sailed for England
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Washington
Archangel
Peyton C. March
329Th Infantry
Brest
England
Ohio births 1917 census update
Preliminary census figures show 120 949 children born in Ohio in 1917. The surplus of births over deaths reached 57.2 percent and the infant mortality rate was 92.1 deaths per 1000 live births.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Census Bureau
Newspaperman Ernest Orr Dies in Denver
Ernest P. Orr former Paris bureau manager for the International News Service died in Denver after returning from Paris with his family due to ill health. He had arrived in February to lead the Denver bureau but his illness confined him to bed soon after.
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Denver
Colo
Ernest P. Orr
Paris
The
International News Service
Orr
Aesthetic Thief Strikes Mayor’s Window Flower Bed
New York police search for the culprit who stole an entire flower bed from beneath the mayor’s office window. The theft targeted the decorative garden in a publicly visible area and is under active investigation.
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New York
Senate Passes Indian Appropriations Bill for 15 Million
The U S Senate approved the Indian appropriations bill totaling 15 million dollars. The measure now advances to conference to reconcile House and Senate versions.
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Washington
Senate
Man Fined Five Dollars For Refreshments
Albany judge levies a five dollar fine on a man who claimed his trip from Maine to Albany was for refreshments. The ruling labels the trip as a frivolous excuse by the defendant Charles Thompson who had consumed drinks prior to the hearing.
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Albany
Maine
Charles Thompson
Crossed Wires Blamed for Fire at St Ann's Church
Crossed electric wires are blamed for a fire early today at St. Ann's Catholic Church in East Liverpool causing about 1000 dollars in damage. No injuries reported.
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Liverpool
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Road work unpopular as speedsmen ignore two hour park aid
Justice Herrod ordered speeders to help the park board for two hours, but none reported for road work in NSAS City. The move aimed to enforce park rules, yet public turnout was zero.
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Nsas City
Justice Herrod
Park Board
Was Good Investment Philadelphia Rollo Marcena De Kol
Rollo Marcena de Kol cow bought last year for 320 dollars produced 62 pounds of butter in one week and yesterday sold for 26000 dollars in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Divorce Granted Over Misused Pants
Chicago. Mrs Jurgen and Jurgen Jurgenson divorced after she mended trousers not his men’s pair causing a conflict over ownership and fault. The case centers on personal belongings and marital tensions rather than financial settlement.
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Chicago
Jurgenson
Shimmy Barred at Pacific Coast Chiropody Ball
San Francisco restrictions forbid shimming at the Pacific Coast Chiropody Association ball with dancing limited to footwork only during the event.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Chiropody Association
Real Speed Fiend Spokane Ward Motorman Arrested
Spokane police detained W H King a motorman for running a street car at 32 miles an hour. The case cites excessive speed on a city line and an arrest for reckless operation.
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Spokane
W. H. King
Grain and Livestock Market Roundup From Chicago and Cities
Closing prices across grains and live stock show a mixed session with small trade, a slight corn rally at the close, weaker hogs in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and steady to firm cattle receipts. Notable figures include July corn down briefly then recovering, pork around 50.25, lard near 12.95, and hogs trading around 19.75 to 19.99 in Chicago batch.
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R. Strong
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Live Stork
Pittsburgh
Chicago Board of Trade
Sentenna
Electrical workers strike called in Springfield Ill
Secretary Charles P. Ford of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers said the strike set for the 14th is off. He cited changes in company control and the return of wire panics to management, stating workers can now reach factory agreements with the companies.
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Springfield
Ills
Jane Electrical
Charles P. Ford
International Brotherhood Trical
Cials
Ford
Death Notice Mrs Nancy A Coon
Mrs Nancy A Coon widow of Coon died at the home of her son in Salineville Friday evening She is survived by sisters Mrs Mary Barber and Mrs Leon Potts The funeral will be Monday at 2 o clock from Westlawn Burial will follow at Westlawn Cemetery
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Coon
A. Toalston
Niess
Joseph Toalston
Salineville
Mary Barber
Ville
Leon Pottsville
Westlawn
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