Rioting Returns in Belfast Ties to Royal Visit Opposition
Rioting flares in Clifton and Falls districts as shipyard workers clash with police. Authorities say Republicans likely organized protests to disrupt King George II’s Belfast visit on June 22. Five shot, including a girl, with casualties under care. A separate report notes a death near Lisacul in Castlereagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Clifton
Republicana
George
Ulster Parliament
Falla
British labor leader warns AFL to avoid pro Irish agitation
James H. Thomas told the American Federation of Labor that agitation could disrupt the union. He urged Irish freedom within limits and warned against attempts to solve Ireland's problem by resolutions or external pressure. He emphasized disarmament and warned that nations cannot isolate themselves, calling for global cooperation and noting governments created artificial prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium
Denver
James H. Thomas
American Federation of Labor
England
Ireland
Mr. Thomas
America
Ta Statesrtier
Samuel Gompera
Timothy Healy
New Yu
Thomas
Erich
Printers Walk Out In Boston Union 10 Forge Return
Boston dispatch reports Evening papers published with printers on strike. Local Typographical Union chief Sylvester J. McBride says action illegal and vows return to work after arbitration board confirms wages and hours remain unchanged for the contract period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Union
Belich
Boston
Sylvester J. McBride
Typographical Union
Wos Il Legal
Arbitration Board
Focal Arbitration Board
Agreement With Marine Workers Signed Today
Washington June 14 Ship ping board officials are understood to have signed today the wage and working conditions agreement with the Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association which was signed yesterday by W S Brown president of the association. Efforts were under way to have private ship owners align the agreement to end the nation wide marine strike that began May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
W. 8. Brown
Canadian Rail Rates Reduced
The Dominion Board of Fatl ow commissioners announce a 10 per cent reduction in western Canada railroad rates effective July 1. Rates return to levels before September 19 with a new mileage rate of 2.35 cents, while western rates remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Board of Fatlow Commissioners
John J. Emery Elected American Legion National Commander
John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously chosen national commander of the American Legion by the national executive committee in Indianapolis. He succeeds Col Frederick W Galbraith Jr who died in an auto crash last Thursday. Major Emery, born July 4 1881 in Grand Rapids, served in World War I and took part in Cantigny St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion
National Executive Committee
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Thomas J. Bannigan
Hartford City
Grand Rapids, Mich
John Granfield Emery
Emery
Fort Sheridan
France
Eighteenth Infantry
Cantigny
St. Mihiel
Major Emery
Grand
I Yadmirer
Rapid
City Coffimiasion
Wisconsin Governor faces Olson amendment in prohibition bill
In Madison Wisconsin Governor Blaine attacked the Olson amendment to his enforcement bill after the senate passed it with the home brew section removed. He called the bill an espionage on the home and said it would fritter away public money to "prosper good citizens" with no wrongful intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Blaine
Wisconsin
Senate
Mother saves infant then drowns in Telluride river
In Telluride Colorado a large crowd watched Mrs William Angesiave carry her four month old baby when she slipped from a foot bridge into the San Miguel River. The mother was rescued by picnickers but the baby drowned. The body was later recovered near Placerville miles below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride
Colo
Mra
William Angesiave
San Miguel River
Placerville
Cabinet Crisis In France Sparks Finance Clash
Paris June 14 considerable comment in the press on a cabinet clash between Paul Doumer minister of finance and Louis Loucheur minister of liberated regions over financing reconstruction. Cities Verdun Rheims Arras cannot float authorized loans as finance ministry seeks to keep money market free for national loans. A cabinet change with Loucheur replacing Doumer as finance head is forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Doumer
Louis Louchous
Lberated Regions
Verdun
Rheims
Arras
Ministry of Finance
M. Loucheur
M. Doumer
Block to Rise on Segond Durbin Corner
Property long held by A. D. Mokier at Segond and Durbin streets sold for 50000 to Lewie Miller P Spencer and others. New owners plan a substantial modern business block to be erected this summer with reinvestment of the proceeds into Gaaper real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roperty
A. d. Mokier
Lewie A. Miller
P. Spencer
Npwanlates
Chey, Jorre
Segond
Durbin
Aree
Biaminesse Bleekern
the Kinney OF Company
Cooper
Ubey
Mokier
Gaaper
Burning of Aged Woman Sparks Indian Riots
SIMLA India June 14 A government report cites a village riot in Siropi Ka juptani agency as caused by human sacrifice. Seven killed ten wounded after Charaya sect members refused revenue tribute and burned an old woman alive triggering violent clashes with sepoys enforc ing collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simla
India
Siropi
Kajuptani
Charaya
Labor Wins in Board Ruling in Chicago
The United States Railroad Labor Board ruled that negotiations for rates and conditions must include all crafts represented by the federation. Three test cases had been brought after mills refused to deal with the federation, asserting a right to negotiate separately with each craft. The decision binds a carrier to negotiate with all crafts as a single unit represented by the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Agreste
Crafta
United States Railroad Labor Board
Millronda
Federated Shop 1
Marine engineers vote to end nationwide strike
Local branches of the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association vote to abide by yesterday's Washington agreement, aiming to end the nationwide strike that has affected ships for weeks.
Kidnaping and whipping attack shocks Texas town
W 4 Boyd attorney was abducted and whipped by masked men who forced him to flee into the woods after he reportedly annoyed girls. He sought treatment at a Dallas hospital and the assailants warned him to leave town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dune
Ed Eingers
Oreackney
Houston
Texas
Boyd
Ruths Back-to-Back Homers Against Tigers
Babe Ruth again bats in the run column for New York as he hits two home runs off the Detroit Tigers. His first came in the first inning with one runner aboard and his second followed in the third with one man on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Ruth
The
Tigers
Delinquency of Clerk Held for Rifling Mails
Chester J. Chandler a Casper post office mailing clerk faces trial after pleading guilty before Judge Wheeler. Authorities say no large losses occurred and a test letter implicated Chandler who served in World War I and has been under medical care. His wife attributes the misconduct to illness from wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
United States District Court
Cheyenne
Crli
M. Ff. Wheeler
Casper
Aum
Ralph Smith
Postoffice
Chester J. Chandler
Casper Post Office
Ler
Uno
Inman Wins Casper Water Extensions Contract After Contested Bid
Casper council awards C. Ri Inman the water system extensions contract for $23,269.42 after a hard fought bid process. Despite bond concerns from a surety company, officials uphold the lowest responsible bid rule with Inman offering to secure bond by a local backer and Martha G. Sours of Douglas stepping forward as bond signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UA Inman
Goungilee
aDato
C. Ri Inman
Casper
Gasper
Cheyenne
Bu "Jn Pelton
Inman
R. M. Boeke
Polton
Martha G. Sours
Douglas
Thin Chingo
J. J. Giblin
D. Murano
Boeke
Murane
Pelion
Cibtin
J. M. Whlembunt
C. FO Tama
Garden Construction
Henning
Couneil
Alrtethy
Recall of Geo Harvey Asked by Senator Harrigan
Senator Harrigan of Mississippi introduced a resolution asking President Harding to say if there is justification for reprimand or recall of Ambassador George W. Harvey for his Pilgrims Day speech on May 19, 1950, as there is for Admiral William M. Sims for his June 7, 1921 remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harrigan
Mississippi
Harding
Senate
George W. Harvey
Phigrim
William &. Sims
Fugitive Gardner Still At Large As Man Sighting Reported
In Kelso Washington on June 14 officers chasing Roy Gardner escaped mail train robber continue to track a new lead from Lloyd Hayne aged 18 who reported seeing a man resembling Gardner in woods near Silver Lake north of Castle Rock The stranger vanished into brush after Payne’s attempt to hit The report adds no evidence Gardner visited any farmhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Wash
Roy Gardner
Lloyd Hayne
Gardner
Silver Lake
Castle Rock
Payne
Road conditions report from June 14 1021 across Wyoming routes
Route updates show mixed conditions with highways from Grant Mighwa to Lusk and onward to Kee line and Orin rated from very good to fair. Wind River bridge closure blocks Riverton Sheshont detour set along riverbank. Local clubs offer guidance at Shoshoni and Riverton offices. Travel beyond Ten miles of the state route remains fair with several segments cited as good to excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Mighwa
van Tasnell
Lusk Goad
Keeline
Orin
Yellowstone Hlay
Plaule
Glenrorh
LaPresle Dam
Casper
Casto Aliman
Arminto
Shotial
Beiwers Bhoshon
Riverton
Wind River
Sheshont
Khoshont
Casper Sheridan
Halt Creek
Chheridan
Baseball Scores From Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Games
Final scores show Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0. Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Batteries Pfeiffer Milius Tay lor Rixey Wingo. St Louis 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. New York 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0. Batteries Toney Snyder Smith Walker North Clemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnali
RK. H.H. Brooklyn
Pfeiffer
Milius and
Taylor
Rixey and
Wingo
St. Louis
New York
Toney and Snyder
Smith
Walker
Baseball scores from early league games
In Boston the Americans lost to a short score line with MecWoeeney Wilkinson and Schalk behind the plate while Jones Russell and Walters belted hits. Philadelphia saw Louis and Bayne pace a 9 run output with Kolp Sovereid Moore and Perkins contributing. Washington and Cleveland produced seven to eight after a late surge as Rugby Caldwell Mails Morton Nanamaker Thianan Shaw Acosta Schacht and Gharrity figured in the batteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hw. E. Sete
MecWoeeney
Wilkinson and Schalk
Jones
Russell
Walters
Washington
RK. H. HK
Cleveland
Rugby
Caldwell
Mails
Morton
Nanamaker
Thianan
Shaw
Acosta
Schacht
Gharrity
Sims Calls On Prince of Wales at St James Palace
London report says Rear Admiral William Sima of the U S N met with the Prince of Wales in the afternoon at St James Palace during the June 14 visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
Prince of Wales
London
The
Associated Press
William 5. Sima
St. Jamen Palace
Portsmouth Strikes Halt Local Papers After Wage Dispute
Portsmouth New Hampshire suffers another day without a local paper as a strike by compensators halts the Portsmouth Herald and Portsmouth Chronicle. Mayor Hartford says a combined edition may appear tomorrow after publishers refuse a 20 percent wage rise and to shorten the work week from 48 to 44 hours. Job printing also disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Nhs
Fernando W. Hartford
Portsmouth Herald
Portsmouth Chronicl
Etethe
Keep Quiet Or Get Out Federal Employes Told
Washington reports that government employees who oppose the administration’s reorganization plan will be dismissed. The action follows alleged propaganda by some employees against the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Washington
Ing
Arab ruler proposed in Mesopotamia
London June 14 Winston Churchill announces in the House of Commons that Britain's Mesopotamian administration will be replaced by an Arab assembly and an Arab ruler elected by the people during the coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated
Prea
Mesopotamia
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Boston Man Slain by Poles Near Mysiwus in Upper Silesia
Berlin dispatch reports Boston resident Karl Morn says American passport holder John Snyder was beaten to death by Polish insurgents near Mysiwus on May 29. The attacker struck him with a gun butt as others joined in the assault before his body was left on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Berlin
Leve Snyder
Mysiwus
Upper Silesia
Karl Morn
Hamburg
Snyder
Forn
Hor Horn
Labor Leader Held For Part In Mail Robbery
Timothy D Murphy labor leader and former state legislator was arrested in Chicago and alleged to have confessed involvement in a $350000 mail robbery at Dearborn Street railroad station on April 6 Authorities said Ralph Teter a railway mail clerk admitted receiving $11000 as his share of the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy D
Big Tim) Murphy
Dearborn Street
Murphy
Reid
Willam
Vincenne
Heave
Ralph Teter
Also Mentioned on This Page
VIOIT
King George
Clifton A
Gdhrest
Revoril Foor
Dublin
Thomas Rush
Federation
International Federation of Trade Unions
Tofes
Afta
John J. Emery
NEW Legion
Gra Rapids
Col. Galbraith
LABOR
Marine Engineers
Beneficial Andon Nation
Yeterday of
Masher
Ruth
Wheelwright Construction
Caplay
Geo. Harvey
Gardnar
Ae Zinnone
Nekiolas
RK. HM. E
Philadelphia
H. E. Louis
Onal Bayne
Kolp and
Sovereid
Moore and
Perkins
Leach
Minneapolis
Minn
Moe
George BH. Leach
Thoman van Lear
van Lear
Claliat
Counci
Weven Boruliat
Semta
Big Tim” Murphy
Solon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!