Harding discusses party plans after dinner with GOP leaders
Wade Goo iig ator 6 'epub lican for president describes a post dinner talk with Senators Lodge Smoot Brandegee and Fall. He says the state of the union and the Chicago platform were discussed and that the peace treaty and League of Nations will be key topics in his acceptance speech. He adds he is far from a political boss in any campaign.
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Wade Goo
Epublican
Lodge
Smoot
Brandegen
Fall
Republican Party
Chicago
Harding
Ohio
Trio Found Guilty of Outrage Against Girl by Mock Trial
A mob of about 5,000 overpowered police in Duluth and lynched three of six accused roustabouts for attacking a 17 year old white girl. National guard restored order after a two hour riot at police HQ. Isaacs McGhie Elmer Jackson and Nate Green named among victims.
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Duluth
Minn
National Guard
United Press
Isaac McGhie
Elmer Jackson
Nate Green
Harding Replies To Wood Telegram On Restoration Of Republican Government
Senator Harding answered General Wood's congratulatory telegram saying both are interested in the great cause and trust Wood will push for restoring constitutional methods of government in Washington. General Wood issued a statement.
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Butler
Wood
United Press
Washington
Harding
Ohio
Senatoria
Rites for Hero Draw Strong Tribute in Casper
Memorial service honors Fred G. Barnum with American Legion involvement. Chaplains Rev. Philip K. and Rev. L. Frengh deliver talks. Music by local performers. Burial at Casper cemetery with prayers and volley fire. Legion members extend thanks to supporters and note the overseas arrival of the fallen soldier.
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Senate
Fred GL. Barnum
France
Casperanton
Harry Fisher
American Legion
Philip K
Episcopal Church
Me L. Frengh
Methodist Mere
C. P. Plummer
Miss Hoten
Fie
Kelvia Young
Johnson
D. Jo
Leroy Coer
Calhoun
Casper
Norton Legion
Conan Ae
Pep x8
Overnbaas
Special Grand Jury to Meet Tomorrow
Duluth report states a special grand jury will convene tomorrow to investigate a lynching of three Black men last night. The national guard may return today to restore order amid tensions.
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Duluth
National Guard
200 Jap Miners Die in Blast
A June dispatch reports 200 miners killed by a damp mine explosion at the Yubari coal mines in Sapporo on Hokkaido. The disaster occurred as workers faced deteriorating conditions in the long‑running coal field.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Yubari
Sapporo
Yego
Former Italian Premier Abandons U.S. Trip
Rome reports former Italian premier Nichil Bee canceled plans for visits to Spain and the United States. He now proposes a prolonged stay in Switzerland, according to Giornale d Italia.
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U.S
Rome
Nichil Bee
Spain
America
Switzerland
Giornale d
Italia
Davis Open to Democratic Nomination If Nominated
London June 16 John W Davis said he would not refuse the Democratic presidential nomination if nominated though he does not seek it.
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London
Hiunwador
John W. Davis
City mothers steer Jackson Hole in reform drive
A statement from the first complete women’s administration in American history defends a sane business like government. Mrs Grace G Miller is the new mayor of Jackson Hole, joined by wives of local leaders including Mrs Rose Crabteen and Mrs Mac Delaney. The piece notes Jackson Hole’s 1891 naming and its serene appeal attracting tourists despite western myths.
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Obedi Ce
Jackson
Rose Crabteen
Henry Crafi
Fenopneat Serta
Grace G. Miller
R. #. Miller
Jackson State Bank
Mac Delaney
W. C. Delaney
Poustina Haight
Jackson É
Genevieve van
Washington Irving
Captain Bonneville
Unit States
Jackson Ie
Switerland
America
Elwell Murder Tied to Relative of Kentucky Girl
Reports say the victim, a famed actor and turfman, was linked to a Kentucky girl who claimed to have been seduced. William Barnes, Elwell's valet, provided critical information about his private life. Authorities dispatched detectives to Kentucky as the case unfolds.
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Elwell
William Barnes
Atsenal
Swann
Kentucky
Germany Satisfied With G. O. P. Choice
Berlin reports Germany sees no danger in Warren G. Harding winning the Republican nomination for president. The Boer newspaper The Non Zelting notes this reaction from Berlin dated June 16.
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Berlin
Germany
Warren G. Harding
Aaya the
Cloudburst Cuts Off South Dakota Village
Mitchell South Dakota June 16 Washington Springs is marooned by a cloudburst causing $100000 property damage. The creek near the town is four miles wide and has cut off four miles of access.
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Dartmouth student killed in fraternity house shooting
Henry B. Muraney of West Medford Massachusetts, a Dartmouth College senior, was shot and killed in his Theta Delta Chi room. Robert Mood of La Grange Illinois, arrested on a different charge, claimed self defense and wired his father to defend him.
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Hanover
Henry B. Muraney
West Medford
Mase
Dartmouth College
Theta Delta Chi
Robert ¥. Mood
la Grange
Jastor
Mbada
Meads
Cox Opposed By Anti-Saloon League In Presidential Race
In Washington on June 16 the Anti Saloon League declared Governor Cox an unfit presidential candidate for wets and a menace to law and order under prohibition. Wayne Wheeler certified Cox as logical for the wets but urged rejection. Also included is an excerpt of a statement by W. J. Bryan opposing Cox.
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Wabshingon
Anti Saloon League
Cox
Wayne Wheeler
The
League
Wheeler
W. J. Bryan
Polish Forces Reenter Kiev After Counterattack
United Mrown reports Polish forces have recaptured Kiev in a strong counterattack against Soviet forces. The dispatch from Constantinople notes the action occurred today with Polish units reported back in the city.
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Mrown
Constantinople
Kilev
Thea
Over 100 Slain In Battle With Korean Outlaws
London reports a chaotic clash between Japanese and Korean forces with a large outlaw group, resulting in more than 100 fatalities amid ongoing conflict with a band described as 9000 strong.
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London
Rat killing drive starts in Pensacola to halt plague
Pensacola Florida June 16 Associated Press reports a rat killing drive began today to stop the Bubonic plague spread. Two deaths from the disease have occurred since Friday according to local physicians.
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Associated Presa
Pensacola
Fla
L’enateola
Republicans of Show Me State Call for Clean House
State party leaders in Maryland Missouri issue a call urging Missouri Republicans to meet at Sodalia on June 24 to "clean their own house" within the party. A.8, H Stewart travels to Laramie Wyoming to spend a week with Mr Blewart for business in that city.
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Mingouri
Sodaila
H Stewart
Laramie
Wyo
Mr. Blewart
Bualnew
Labor Demands U S Lower Bars Against Japs and Asiatics
The American Federation of Labor at Montreal calls on Congress to cancel the gentlemen's agreement with Japan and bar Japanese and Asiatic immigration. It demands exclusion of picture brides and warns federations against aiding secessionist movements. The convention also condemns Kansas industrial court law as a tool for confiscation of liberts. Howat defies Governor Allen and pledges union solidarity and strikes if orders threaten workers.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Congress of the
United States
Japan
United Press
Foderation of Labor Convention
Kansas Industrial Court
Howat
Kansas
United
Captain's Wife Shot on Motor Ride in Rockford
Mrs. Maud Lucille Moss wife of Camp Grant utilities officer Captain Leroy H. Moss was shot during a motor ride near Rockford Illinois. Five Camp Grant soldiers are sought as investigators determine whether her death was murder or accidental.
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Rockford, Ill
Camp Grant
Maud Lucille Moss
Leroy H. Moss
Bion J. Arnold
Self-Defense Plea Filed in Douglas Man Case
Douglas man Toy Brenning pleads self defense after a fatal shooting of James Clark. Coroner's jury credited Brenning with firing the shot during a confrontation where Clark reportedly threatened him and family. Brenning remains jailed as prosecutors prepare murder charges.
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Douglas
Wye
Toy Brenning
Fred
James Clark
Brenning
Clark
Diecen
Brenning Maya
Mr. Clark
Mother of Infant Heads Class Wins Degree at Northwestern
Mrs Howard Tracy of Barrington graduated from Northwestern University at the head of a class of 874 with a bachelor of arts degree. She completed the three year course while caring for her baby daughter and doing all her own hour work.
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Northwestern
Ance Sho Ra
Associated Presa
Chicago
Howard
Tracy
Brarnton
Northwestern University
Realden
Dempsey and Kearns Cleared by Federal Judge
In San Francisco on June 16, Federal Judge Dooling dismissed the conspiracy and draft evasion charges against Dempsey and manager Kearns. The government did not oppose the action, leaving the pair completely cleared.
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United Press
San Francisco
Dempsey and Kearns
Dooling
Twenty six arrested in Bandbar raid blotter
Twenty six names appear on the blotter after a general Saturday night raid in the Bandbar region. The arrests included men and women labeled as loafers and hangers on with most given citations and some ordered to abandon their quarters. A visiting resident, Mia Johnson of Lead, appears in the text amid notes on Camper’s rapid growth.
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Joe Johnnon
Lead, & D
Aira
Johnson
Camper
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