Kyale defeats Stead in Minnesota primary for renomination
In St Paul Minnesota Rep. Stead Republican author of the prohibition enforcement act loses renomination to Rev O J Kyale Benson Non Partisan League after near complete returns. The Seventh district yields an upset amid a tight gubernatorial race as Hendrick Shipstead narrows the lead of J A O Preus in the GOP nomination.
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J. A. O. Preus
Hendrick Shipstead
League
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Yearly US trade balance climbs since 1914 war start
Washington reports that from 1875 to 1914 the United States held a trade balance totaling about 17 billion dollars. Since the outbreak of World War I in 1914 the positive balance has risen by several billions, according to Department of Commerce figures. The report notes the shift and directs readers to page 2 for more details.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
British MPs accuse Ireland rioting as government powerless
London reports Lieutenant Colonel Wilfred Ashley declares in the Commons that victory fled with the rioting in Londonderry and that authorities in Ireland and Dublin Castle are powerless and confined to their residences. He asserts officials cannot govern and condemns British policy in Ireland.
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Wilfred Ashley
Ireland
Dubin Castle
Harding sidesteps women’s party request
Senator Harding, the Republican nominee, met suffragists and said he cannot urge states to rush the federal suffrage amendment but would recommend ratification if a state officially seeks his view. The group numbered 26 from the suffrage movement.
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Wasiington
Women G. Harding
Seven murder suspects freed after train roundup in Greeley
Seven Mexican men arrested after a Mexican was killed by another in Greeley. Two suspects described to the sheriff were among those rounded up on Number 104 train. All seven were held briefly then released to custody as details of the Midley murder remained unclear.
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Londonderry Quiet
Londonderry remained quiet as two injured from Sunday night were reported in serious condition. Magistrates met and decided to act on a second urgent request for castle military review and the institution of martial law.
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Tremor Felt Across Southern California After Inglewood Quake
The June tremor in Inglewood marks Southern California's second quake in three years after the April 1948 San Jacinto and Hemet damage. California has seen major quakes historically, including the 1906 San Francisco disaster, with experts linking the current event to coastal geological faults.
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Wild man from valve box at lake released after recovery
Charles Schanuel known as Wild Man lived in a Sloan's Lake valve box for nearly three weeks. He was captured by sheriff's force, fed and clothed, then recovered from hallucinations and released. He left the city after discharge, with officials noting temporary derangement from hunger and exposure.
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Sheriff's Office
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Nebraska case tied to alleged holding against will
Mary Hornicek reports a Cheyenne officer uncovered an alleged holding against will involving S. H. Milton of Denver. Milton, bound over on $500 bond in Sidney, Nebraska, faces statutory offense charges as the investigation unfolds with police seeking the girl who is reportedly to become a mother.
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S. H. Milton
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Sidney
Nebraska
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Odoriferous Clue Ties Buckles Imposter to Walls Burglary
Police link Eddie Buckles alias to a Newark burglary involving Attorney General Walls. A leather suitcase and moth balls tie Buckles to Walls's beaver overcoat stolen during the absence of the general. Buckles faces charges as investigators pursue the trunk shipment and other aliases.
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A. R. Zediker
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Walla
Feneral
Chicago
Polles
Buckiea
Gheyenne
Plans to Finance Woolgrowers Worked Out by Reserve Board
Washington, June 22. Plans for financing the wool growers until a market is established have been worked out at conferences between the growers and the Reserve Board, announced today by F R Mar.
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Reserve Board
Washington
F. R. Mar
Prohibition Issue Dominates Talks at Convention Meeting
Postmaster General Burleson voiced views on weakening Volstead Act enforcement at San Antonio, signaling White House stance on prohibition before the convention. Senator Glass of Virginia and others anticipated direct remarks aligning with President Wilson on platform issues as party leaders weighed the implications.
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McCoombs Criticizes Wilson Autocratic Move Sparsely Judged
William F. McCoombs of New York, former Democratic National Committee chair, called Wilson’s assumption of authority autocratic. Hommer Cummings dismissed the remark as a sporadic criticism of little political consequence. E H Moore, Cox campaign manager, also rejected the claim as unsupported.
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William F. McCoomba
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Palmer would lead with 400 votes on first ballot at convention
In Chicago A Mitchell Palmer joined a Democratic party delegation en route to San Francisco. Pennsylvania officials claimed Palmer would enter the convention as the strongest candidate with about 400 votes on the first ballot from the state delegation. Others noted no dissension and broad harmony among leaders.
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Pakwer
Warren van Dyke
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Pennsylvania
Mir. Palmer
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