City Island hurricane toll climbs past sixty dead
June 12 report from New York details a brief but deadly hurricane that struck the metro area. The toll rose as 18 bodies were recovered at sea and more were found near Hunt ers Island and Travers Island. City Island suffered the worst, with hundreds of relatives awaiting word among wreckage as coast guards searched for missing boats and victims. Weather officials note the storm lasted about five minutes with winds around 72 mph.
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New York
Associated Press
Asad Michi
Cale Bela Ery
Bern Ek
Hunters Island
Travers Island
City Island
United States Coast Guards
New York Weather Bureau
Escaped Convicts Fink and Dean to Leave Casper With Warden
John Fink alias Howard and Kenneth Dean alias P H Little, two escaped convicts, will depart Casper Tuesday morning with Warden M W Potter of the Montana state penitentiary. Fink, 26, helped hold up a Salt Creek pool hall for 60 dollars. Dean was jailed for forgery, tied to a 175 dollar forged check. Their stories surfaced in a county jail interview. Fink claimed innocence and described a board-pried escape from Deer Lodge.
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John Fink
Howard
Kenneth Dean
P. H. Little
Casper
M. W. Potter
Montana State Penitentiary
Fink
Sheridan
Salt Creek
Dean
Joseph I. Schwarts
Mendick Brothers
Mink
Fred Gillis
Deer Lodge
Mont
the Tribune
Fred Gillie
Pink
Montana
Camper
Potter
Labor Convention Opens With broad labor issues in view
In Cincinnati, the American Federation of Labor opened a two week convention with about 600 delegates, stressing open shop, unemployment, wage cuts, recognition of Soviet Russia, and court actions as major topics. Gompers framed labor’s program around service to the masses and freedom for humanity, urging equal footing in negotiations and warning against false security. Luther Hibbs of H W Moore and C H Townsend were noted visitors and arrivals.
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American Federation
Cincinnati
Gompers
Ohio
Associated Press
Russia
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Parliament of
Labor
National Guard
America
Peter Dietz
Harry L. Davis
George P. Carrel
T. J. Donnelly
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Adolf Kummer
Veterans Labor
Organized Labor
Li Yuan-Hung Again President of China
Li Yuan-Hung resumes the presidency in Peking after ten days with a new cabinet core. He nominates Wu Ting-Fang as premier, backed by Wu Pei-Fu and former parliament allies to curb banditry and strengthen unity, signaling south China support and a shift from the Canton regime.
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Li Yuan-Hung
China
Peking
Associated Press
South China
Wen
Wu Ting-Fang
Washington
Tiensin
Canton
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Tso-Lir
Irish settlement hinges on De Valera Collins settlement
London report says revised Irish constitution edges toward completion as Arthur Griffith may return to Dublin with it. Churchill may delay Commons statement to allow simultaneous announcements in London and Dublin. six points of Anglo Irish treaty addressed, leaving Collins De Valera settlement as the next issue. Churchill indicated a postponed Ireland briefing to midweek.
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DE Valera
Collins
London
Associated Press
Evening Star
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
Churchill
House of Commons
Londoun
Michael Collins
Eamonn de Valera
Winston Churchill
Het
Ireland
FORGER HELD AT OAKLAND
Ralph EB Trotter alias Howard C Williams 27 from Youngstown Ohio faces charges of cashing 25000 in forged pay checks in multiple cities. Police say he masqueraded as a Shriner last night after disappearing from Youngstown with blank checks from the Truscon Steel company.
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Oakland
Cal
Ralph EB. Trotter
Howard C. Williams
Youngstown
Ohio
United States
Hoe
Trotter
Trusnscon Steel Company
Foot Amputation After Tank Load Accident
Robert Auburn and F. K. Lindsay suffered severe injuries when 6,000 pound tank bottoms toppled from a car at 10:30 this morning. Auburn had one foot amputated at the ankle after hospitalization. Lindsay lost both legs. The Parkersburg Big & Reel company unloading incident caused extensive damage as sharp plates struck their feet and legs.
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Robert Auburn
Virginia Street
F. K. Lindsay
West Thirteenth Street
Parkersburg
Auboro
Lindley
Auburn
Dominion links loom of cross border railroad strike
Chicago June 12 A wave of wage cuts threatens about 850000 railway workers as the American railroad labor board is poised to reduce payrolls by 40 million dollars. Rumor spread that a future strike could be directed from Canada to exploit international union status and dodge the Supreme Court liability ruling. Total wage reductions may reach 166 million dollars with clerks signal men and other categories affected.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Canada
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Marine Department
No Change in Headquarters Denied by AFL Leader
Cincinnati June 12 B M Jewell head of the railway employes department of the AFL denies plans to move the Railways Shop Craft union headquarters from Chicago to Canada to evade actions from the Coronado decision. He says no discussion exists of relocating and the union will not back away from a fight.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Preas
B. M. Jewell
Railways
American Federation of Labor
Railway Shop Crafta Union
Chicago
Canada
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Jewell
Premier assassin sentenced as Korean youth faces indefinite term
Tokio reports a 19 year old Korean lad Rylehi Nakaka was given an indefinite imprisonment after assassinating Premier Takashidfura at a railway station last November. Hashimoto, charged with penitenting the murder, was acquitted. Nakoka fled guards but was arrested on the platform. Hashimoto was later captured.
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Tokio
Preas
Rylehi Nakaka
Nakoka
Mashimoto
Premios Hara
Gotham Broker Convicted in Bucketing Case
Irving B. Netiler, the seventh broker convicted this year for bucketing a customer's order, was found guilty by a New York jury in the criminal branch of the supreme court.
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New York
Irving B. Netiler
Supreme Court
Better Farming And Business In The Classifieds
A Shawnee Oklahoma Board of Commerce message urges readers to use newspaper classified columns as a clearing house for trade. It argues agriculture as the country’s base and promotes advertising to connect buyers and sellers, stressing business efficiency and community hospitality.
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Clearing House OF Trade
Harding Returns From Potomac Cruise
President Harding returned to the White House shortly before 9 a m from an over Sunday cruise down the Potomac aboard the Mayflower returning from his weekend travel and continuing duties.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Potomac
Hay First To File Petition For Governor Nomination
John W. Hay of Rock Springs filed the first Republican nomination petition for governor in Cheyenne. Hay competes with Gov. Robert D. Carey. The Brow petition for the state senate from Sweetwater County was filed the same morning.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
The
Tribune
John W. Hay
Rock Springs
Afiice
Hay
Robert D. Carey
Lewis H. Brow
Sweetwater County
Ban on Bolshevik Literature Enacted by Royal Edict
In Torio on May 19 an imperial ordinance overrides the diet to prohibit bolshevik propaganda in speeches or literature. Police enforce the ban under disruption of public order rules, arresting or dispersing distributors and gatherings deemed to threaten peace.
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Torio
Associated Press
Diet
Home Office
Be Cheviatoratore and
Publishera
Divordera
Williams belts fifteenth homer in first inning
Kenneth Williams of the St. Louis Browns hit his fifteenth homer of the season this afternoon against the New York line up in the first inning with one runner aboard, powering the Browns in St. Louis.
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ST. Louis
Kenneth Williams
St. Louis Browns
New York
National League scores from Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and Boston
League action with St Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, New York, Brooklyn and Boston. Pitching and batting lines show runs hits errors and final tallies across four games. Key performances include late-inning bursts by Philadelphia and Boston pitchers combined with multiple errors and run production by visiting clubs.
Batteries and lineups listed for games across cities
The clipping lists battery duos and lineups for matches in Detroit Cleveland Chicago St. Louis and New York with players such as Zachary Picinich Ehmke Bassler Naylor Yarrison Sullli van Brogey Uhle O Neill Ferguson Karr Kuol Schopp Hodge Schalk Bush Devermer Pruett Severeid.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Naylor, Yarrison
Sulllivan
Brogey
Uhle
O’ Neill
Chicago
H. F
Boston
Ferguson
Karr
Kuol
Schopp
Hodge
Schalk
St. Louis
New York
Bush
Devermer Pruett
Severeid
Storm Toll Grows as City Island Docks Hunted for Victims
Daybreak showed hundreds awaiting word at City Island as police boats probed Long Tal waters for more storm victims. More than 60 lives were lost and over 100 injured as the tempest swept from New Jersey into New York, leaving overturned craft and wrecked shoreline in its wake.
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New York
Associated Press
City Island
Long Tal
New Jersey
Hudson
New York City
No Man's Land
Hitchcock Announces Bid for Senate Re election
OMATIA Neb June 12 By The Associated Press Announcement was made here today that United States Senator GO. Mr Witchcock of Nebraska will enter the July 18 Democratic primary for nomination and a candidate for re election.
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Omatia
Neb
Associated P
United States
Mr Witchcock
Nebraska
Girl Accuses Chester Again In Barton Murder Case
Kansas City police hold Mrs. Beselo Curtis after she swore she was with Deasel Chester the night Miss Florence Barton was slain in October 1920 and saw him fire the fatal shot. Chester had been acquitted of Barton’s murder in May 1921.
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Kansas City
Deasel Chester
Florence Barton
Beselo Curtis
Kan
Chester
Miss Barton
Man Caught With Stolen Car in Pratt Kansas
Thompson of Freane California was held on a charge of transporting a stolen automobile from Freane to Mullan Idaho. He admitted his identity and was arrested on information from the Federal Secret Service Bureau in Kansas City.
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Pratt
Kan
Jan
Thompson
Freane, Cal
Preane
Mullan
Idaho
Federsl Secret Service Bureau
Kansas City
Bread price study shows distribution costs burdening farmers
Washington report from the joint commission on agricultural inquiry finds distribution costs absorb half of bread price. It states farmers receive about 22.0 cents of a dollar while wheat purchase and bread manufacturing add few cents. The baker’s share and service costs are cited as about 16.10 cents of the consumer dollar.
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Washington
Joint Commission On Dgricultural Inquiry
Bill in French Senate 27 Years Made Into Law
A bill introduced in the French parliament twenty seven years ago has become law with favorable action. It provides penalties of up to one year imprisonment or fines from fifteen to five hundred francs for various offenses. the text mentions a multitude of unaddressed issues and unclear provisions.
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Senate
Paris
Trom Sim Tao
France
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