US ships labeled wet as Busch accuses govt of bootlegging
A. A. Busch charges the United States ships of being the wettest on the ocean while en route to Europe aboard a Shipping Board vessel and urges President Harding to act as Anheuser Busch letters seek an investigation into enforcement of prohibition. The Associated Press reports continued Chinese government struggles in Peking with Wu Pei Fu advancing and Li Yuan Hung’s precarious leadership.
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Shipping Board
Lasker
Busch
Kaiser
Haynes
ST. Louis
Associated Press
United States
Augustus A. Busch
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
A. D. Lasker
Prohibition
Adolphus Busch
Anheuser-Busch
Peking
Hsu Shih-Chang
Chang Tso-Lin
Chang
China
Mr. Lasker
Harding
August A. Busch
Anheuser Busch, Inc
Europe
George Washington
Adolphus Busch TV
Congress
Manic Irvine region killer dies after Orin Junction ambush
In Wyoming's Irvine region near Orin Junction a maniacal husband shot and killed a railroad agent Beth Magnusen and wounded Deputy Sheriff John McPherson and others during a violent spree. Ernest Tubbs attacked travelers and fired on officers before dying in Douglas hospital. Police report Tubbs tormented his stepson Bennie with a severe horsewhipping years earlier. Deputy McPherson was wounded in the groin but reached cover. Magnusen died after long monitoring.
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Irvine
Douglas
Wyo
Wryoming
Orin Junction
Beth
Magnusen
Orin Donction
Chieago & Northwestern
Douglas Hospital
Ernest E. Tubbs
Mountaineer
Tubbs
Bennie
Tubba
Fitate
Lander
Northwestern
Mmttle
Hern
McPherson
Harry Hern
Tubb
Graham
Labor Foe of Child Labor Highlighted at AFL Convention
At Cincinnati, June 14, delegates of the American Federation of Labor devoted the day to protests against child labor and discussed a federal child labor law. Samuel Gompers traced federation aims back to 1881 and noted Supreme Court rulings invalidating early statutes. The gathering also saw proposed unions mergers by industry and resolutions on immigration policy and U.S. Russia relations, with 113 resolutions introduced.
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Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Press
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Sngle
California
United States
Washington
Wyoming State Federation
British signatories hail progress in Irish talks
London reports at close of negotiations indicate satisfaction from Colonial Secretary Churchill and other British signatories. In Michigan, ex convict George Straub, who confessed to Miss Alice Mallett death, is smuggled to safety by Sheriff Larrabee in a masked fireman disguise. In El Salvador, 300 drowned as rivers flooded Candaleria district. In Peking, Sun Yat Sen forces abandon Nanching as army advances northward.
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Kanchow
Kiangan
Nanchang
Kanchow Ki
Dr. Bun
Yangtze River
Isabel
Klukiang
Peking
Sun
Canton
Peking, Gen. Wu
China
Chang Tso-Lin
London
Churchill
Mayde
Jackson
Mich
George Straub
Alice Mallett
Edwin Larrabee
Cty
Nanching
Ki-dangsi
Sun Yat Sen
Heathcote Knocked Out in Chicago Boston Collision
Outfielder Clifford Heathcote of the Chicago Nationals was knocked unconscious in a seventh inning collision with Boston second baseman Ford while attempting to steal second. He was examined by doctors, carried to the clubhouse, and later regained consciousness as specialists ordered further examination.
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Boston
Clifford Heathcote
Chicago Nationals
Ford
Batteries' offer and Ainsmith feature in Brooklyn game
In Brooklyn, a 6 5 victory updates the score with Ainsmith Vance and Deberry producing runs. For New York, Christie Hamilton Yellowhorse Gooch Mattox Douglas Snyder drive in hits as Pittsburgh fails to score. Douglas of the Giants homers in the seventh.
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Brooklyn
R. H. E. St. Louis
Ainsmith
Vance and
Deberry
New York
R. HE
Pittsburgh
Chrison
Hamilton
Yellowhorse
Gooch
Matlox
Douglas
Snyder
Giants
Unclear OCR Baseball Scoreline Between Teams and Players
Fragmentary OCR shows names Deskie ONeill Eb Washington St. Louis and Bayne Collins plus players Devermeer Waber Schalk and Picinich. Lacks context, teams, dates, or final result. unable to confirm event type or outcome from the readable text.
Young Mother Murders Child in Victor
Mrs Patrick McDermott, 21, of Victor, killed her one year old child after attempting to kill herself. Authorities say she was temporarily deranged. The child died at the hospital shortly afterward.
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Victor. Golo
Patrick McDermott
Lower Courts of U S Are Attacked
Wisconsin Senator La Follette told the American Federation of Labor in Cincinnati that gradual encroachments by federal courts strip sovereignty from the people. He urged amending the constitution to curb lower courts and allow reenactment to nullify Supreme Court decisions, citing a child labor tax ruling as example.
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Cincinnati
la Follette
Wisconsin
Americaa Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Tribunal
Wikcomin
United States
Triumvirate to govern Soviet Russia in Lenine's absence
Berlin June 14 The independent socialist Freheit says Lenine will be away six months for health reasons and a three man rule will govern. J V Stalin Leo Kameneff and A J Rykoff named as the probable triumvirate with Stalin described as a strong leader and liberal, Kameneff noted as liberal, Rykoff less prominent.
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Berlin
Preas
Frehelt
Lenine
Soviet Russia
Moscow
J. V. Stalin
Leo Kameneff
A. J. Rykoff
M. Stalin
M. Arkoff
Die Freheit
Communist Party
Record Wool Sale of Year Set for Thursday
A wool sale on the sealed bid plan, believed to be Wyoming’s largest, is scheduled for morning at Casper warehouses. About 470000 pounds of this year’s clip will be offered to buyers, with bids submitted after inspection. The Natrona County Wool Pool involves the Stock Growers association and county agricultural agent G M Penley.
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Casper
Wyoming
Bishop
Natrona County Wool Pool
Natrona County Stock Growers’ Association
Kvte
G. M. Penley
The
Stock Growers Association
Lindsay and
Tindsay
W. D. Dewey
J. W
Crasshopper Plague Hits Lander Farmers Seek Poison
Lander Wyoming June 14 farmers resort to poison to wipe out the grainhopper menace sweeping agricultural sections of the state with much damage reported in the vicinity.
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Lander
Wyo
Omaha Bad Man at Bay Kidnapper Surrounded
Cheyenne Wyoming reports indicate the so called Tribunus Grins, alleged captor of two women in Omaha, is surrounded east of Cheyenne after a pursuit across state lines. Nebraska officials including Sheriff Myers and Warden Penton join local Cheyenne lawmen in coordinating containment as Grimes reportedly fled in a stolen car.
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Omaha
Cheyenne
Wyo
Posse
Imx
Neb
Nebraska
Gua Myers
W. T. Penton
Nebraska Penitentiary
George J. Carroll
Bile Inet
Grimes
Wyoming
Ead Grimes
In & Atoien Automobile
Vacation planning invites a country trip as healthful reform
The piece urges urban workers to travel through the countryside to learn about Oklahoma and the state’s agriculture. It argues that seeing the nation’s outdoors refreshes the worker, boosts city pride, and fosters stronger support for local and state development as promoted by R. Waite of the Shawnee Oklahoma Board of Commerce.
Deputy Shot In Gun Duel To Take State Job
Fred Northern deputy sheriff of Fremont county who was wounded in a gun duel in which George Heard was killed will join federal law enforcement for Wyoming under Carl Jacks as a prohibition officer when he recovers. Northern is making excellent progress toward recovery.
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Shoshoni
Wyo
Fred Northern
Fremont County
George Heard
Carl Jacks
Prohibition
Wyoming
Northern
Mob to Close Up Coal Mines
Terre Haute Ind June 14 A crowd of about 400 departed by car after vowing to shut down all mines from Terre Haute to Brasil ten miles east. The first stop was the Hlone mine near Blaunton where two coal trucks were seized and their cargo dumped on the road.
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Terre Hautre
Ind
Terre Haute
Brasil
Blaunton
Massacre Claim Ties Turks to 1800 Deaths in Kavak Area
London reports a telegram from Archbishop Meletios Metaxakis to the Greek defense committees alleging 1,800 Christian women and children were seized from Sarun on the Black Sea and massacred near Kavak two weeks earlier, a charge reflecting regional atrocity claims.
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London
Saraun
Black Sea
Kavak
Meletion Metaxakia
Constantinople
Morris Fights Modification of Packer Decree
Counsel for Morris and company filed in DC Supreme Court a statement opposing modification or abrogation of the 1920 packer consent decree as petitioned by the California Canneries. The filing came at the start of hearings on the cannery request.
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Washington
Morris and Company
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Packer
California Co-operative Cannertea
California
Betsy Ross Honored at Flag Day Ceremonies in Philadelphia
Flag Day observances in Philadelphia featured patriotic exercises at Betsy Ross House. A parade included veterans groups and historical societies. Eulogies honored Betsy Ross and J Granville Leach for shaping the flag reverence and June 14 observances.
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Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Veterans' Organization
Thin City
J. Granville Leach
Betey Rosas
Ship Subsidy Bill Emerges With Liquor Clause Planned
Washington reports outline a revived ship subsidy bill drafted by the House Merchant Marine Committee. The measure, introduced and referred to the committee, seeks a possible minority report opposing portions and hints at liquor clause amendments tied to ship funding and authorization.
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Washington
Mer
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