Polish Flier Executed For Treason At Warsaw Citadel
Lieut. Henry Iwanicki of the Polish flying corps was executed by firing squad at Warsaw's citadel after being convicted by court martial of disclosing military secrets to British agents. The incident follows Lloyd George's Commons speech criticizing Poland.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Henry Iwanicki
Polish Flying Corps
Leutensant Twanield
War Office
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Poland
Pueblo flood death toll may reach three thousand
Pueblo flood toll from the Arkansas and Fountain rivers could range from 1,500 to 3,000, with property losses exceeding 10 million dollars. Bridges washed out and communication cut as fires burned out and residents fled. Colorado Springs reports relief trains being prepared and supplies moving toward Pueblo.
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Pueblo
Colo
Associated Press
Arkansas
Fountain Rivers
Fountain
Sibetia
Main Street
Rangers Move To Pueblo After Flood Strife
Colonel Hamrock dispatched Maj. Paul P. Newton and Capt. Orville L. Dennis to Pueblo to take charge of the military situation. About 26 rangers from Trinidad Walsenberg Colorado Springs and Castle Rock fight mud and water to reach the stricken city. They will relieve Colorado National Guard cavalry on patrol and follow orders to “kill the looters” as they arrive.
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Denver
Auto of
Pueblo
Colo
Patrick J. Hamrock
Puebla
Rangera
Hamrock
Paul P. Newton
Rangers
Orville L. Dennis
Nelon
Trinidad
Walsenberg
Colorado Springs
Castle Rock
Witheou Iasty
Colorado National Guard Cavalry
Calenel Hamrock
R. H. Janeko
Illini Win Western Conference Track Meet In Chicago
Illinois won the Western Conference track and field meet in Chicago with 61 points. Notre Dame finished fourth, while individual scorers included Mic a5 points in second and nein in third, as the meet concluded.
Princeton Crew Beats California in Morning Race
Princeton defeated the University of California in their crew race today, signaling a strong early season performance for the Tigers. The result showcased Princeton's rowing squad competing at home.
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Princeton
University of California
O Callaghan Returns Home Officials Think
Officials believe Dona O Callaghan the lord mayor of Cork has returned to Ireland after six months abroad. The department in Washington says she left the United States and is classified as a Keam n and Wlowed until midnight next Monday.
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Washington
Dona Oclaghan
Cork
Ireland
United
Audacious Wins Belmont Park Handicap Race
Audacious won the one mile and a quarter Aubur Ban handicap at Belmont Park. Mad Hatter finished second with Loonings Park third in the June 4 race.
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New, York
Belmont Park
Audacious
Mad Hatter
Loonings Park
Tulsa Guard Withdrawal Ends City Turmoil
Tulsa China June 4 state guardsmen Mobilized to quell race unrest Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. About 31 people were killed and damages estimated at 1.6 million dollars. A force of 325 militiamen redeployed to Fort Gill leaving city and county officials in control, reinforced by deputized locals.
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Tulsa
China
Fort Gill
Geryich
Denzel Chester Freed by Jury in Miss Florence ArLon Murder
Denzel Chester was acquitted by a jury here this afternoon in the murder case of Miss Florence ArLon. The trial featured deputy testimony and the defense argued for innocence while prosecutors sought conviction in the uncertain circumstances surrounding the car and scene.
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Denzel Chester
Kansas
Gity
Florence ArLon
Cyunadl
M. W. Purdell
E. G. Vanabhe
Mike Ryan
Trio Bound Over On Double Charge Here
W R Hyland Frank Hill and Vick Casserley were bound over to district court on transporting liquor after a long justice court hearing. Hill and Hyland were also bound over on an assault with intent to murder charge stemming from an attack on Sheriff Lee Martin.
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W. R. Hyland
Frank Hill
Vick Casserley
Justice Court
Lee Martin
Hun Acquitted on Ground of Obeying Order
Leipsic June 4. By The Associated Press the formal acquittal of Lieut Karl Neumann, charged with sinking the hospital ship Waver Castle, was announced. A preliminary examination found him completely innocent, German authorities say, on the grounds he had to obey the orders of his superiors.
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Leipsic
Associated Preap4
Karl Neumann
Waver Castle
Neumann
Palmer Brothers Bring Small Show to Casper Fairgrounds
Palmer Brothers arrived from Douglas and set up at the county fair grounds promising two Casper performances this afternoon and tonight. The act features new equipment and a strong animal act drawing crowds for a touring small show.
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Palmer Brothers Chrews
Douglas
Palmer Brothers
Pet
Fife
Tribune
Cu Shew Tuna Mt
Kaiser Wilhelm II Renamed President Harding
NEW YORK June 1 The former German passenger liner Kaiser Wilhelm II has been renamed President Harding, officials of United States Mail Steamship company announced today.
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New York
President Harding
United States Mall Steamship Company
Man Killed In Collision On Street
Lyman Peck died after his motorcycle collided with a truck driven by William L Wilson at the Midwest refinery area about 5 o clock last night. A coroner's inquest returned an accident verdict. Peck, speeding to pass Frank Walden's car, struck a brace and was thrown, suffering a broken neck and arm before dying moments later. He was the son of J F Mook of Middleton North Dakota, a lubricant manufacturer, and his remains were to be shipped west for burial on the Northwest corn train Sunday afternoon.
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Rajisback
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Hyland
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Acta
Matlin
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Casseriey
Hil
Keith
Thorn
Mr. Hillt
Lyman Peck
William L Wilson
Midwest
W. A. Blackmore
Wr Wffer
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Lew. M. Gay
Peek
Frank Walden
J. F. Mook
Middleton
Rail employees to fight wage cut nationwide
Washington reports railroad workers refuse the 12 percent reduction ordered by the wage board. A marine corps spokesman said the cut would apply broadly, prompting organized opposition and potential labor actions as the dispute unfolds.
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Washington
Rally Board
Commanding Officer Orders Pueblo Rescue Efforts
In Denver today Colonel Patrick Hamroeck of the Colorado regiment issued orders to send every available man to Pueblo for renown work after receiving a telegram from the Pueblo command. Conditions described as very tense and the rescue operation is underway.
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Patrick Hamroeck
Colorado
Wiato Mengerm
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Pueblo
Pueble
Mannet
Renoun
Pupblo
Flood Toll From Moody Flooding Across Colorado
Reports from Denver indicate widespread disaster in Colorado towns as Moody storm floods communities. Pueblo suffers high death toll and isolation. Loveland, Longmont, Erie, Sterling report extensive property damage and ruined infrastructure. Several towns face washed bridges, stranded residents, and halted rail service amid rising waters and evacuations.
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Colorado
Pueblo
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al Berthoud
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Colorado & Southern
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Ryan Gulch
Hilsbore
Johnstown
M Marshall
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Ptill
Superiar
Greeley
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
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Haliroad
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W. Richards
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Eates Park
Sterling
Bloomfield
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Arndt
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Pathe
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Ae Creek
Kes Keith
Verma Toe Heaver Gan & Electric Tight Company
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