Dartmouth Fraternity Room Killing Shocks Hanover
Henry E. Maroney of Medford Mass a Dartmouth senior was slain in a whisky related quarrel in his fraternity room Robert T Meads of La Grange Ill a Dartmouth junior fled to Boston but was captured and charged with murder He claimed self defense and waived examination awaiting September grand jury Meads father a Chicago attorney will help defend him Maroney once president of the Dartmouth Dramatic Society had been suspended last year over a drinking incident.
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C. M. Murray
Meads
Harry E. Burton
Woodsville
A. H. Meads
Chicago
Maroney
Harold W. Whittaker
Somerville
Pas
Ounty
John H.newton
North Massachusetts Hall
Whittaker
Wieittaker
Erwin T. Weis
Hull
Ala
Mascoma
Weis
Hanover
Murray
Canaan
Boston
Navy
Arnold
Albert H. Meads
Robert T. Meads
Dartmouth
Henry F. Maroney
Child Dies After Poison In Lancaster
War ren Jenkins two year old son of Earl Jenkins died in Lancaster Ohio after eating etrychnine pills. The incident occurred today as authorities investigated the accidental poisoning in the home of the Jenkins family.
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Lancaster, O
British Tanker Breaks Blockade For D Annunzio Oil
FIUME June 16 A British tank er ran the blockade today and landed a cargo of oil for Gabriele D Annunzio the insurgent leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiume
Gabriele D’'Annunzio
World Fair Gallery Falls to Wreckers in Chicago
The Field Museum section of Jackson Park once the Art Gallery of the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition will be wrecked. Tennis courts will occupy the site after officials concluded repairs would cost millions. Exhibits have nearly all moved to the new Field Museum in Grant Park with a special railroad line built for transport.
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Chicago
Old Field Museum
Jackson Park
Art
Park Commissioners
Field Museum
Grant Park
Woman Killed Crossing Street In Truck Collision
Mrs. Dida Bush, 23, of 238 Butler street, was struck and killed by a Royal Bottling Works truck driven by Herman Springmeier on Pearl and Pike streets. Springmeier was arrested on manslaughter charges after witnesses said he traveled on the wrong side and at excessive speed. Bush died at General Hospital with skull fracture and jaw injury. Survivors include husband Alvin Bush and a four year old child.
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Dida Bush
Butler Street
Pearl and
Pike Streets
Herman Springmeier
Gilenmore Avenue
Cheviot
Royal Bottling Works
Gibbons
Wessel
Springmeier
Th Street
F.J. Faler
Drowning of 13YearOld In Shallow Duck Pond
Elmer Kreser, 13, of Liberty Street and Western Avenue, drowned in a duck pond near Flint Street yesterday afternoon while bathing with companions. They initially thought he joked, but when he disappeared a second time they could not help him. A passer-by alerted the Fire Tower and the life saving squad recovered the body after a lengthy effort.
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Elmer Kreser
Liberty Street
Western Avenue
Flint Street
Kreser
Columbus Drops to Fourth in Ohio Population
Columbus ranking slips to fourth among Ohio cities as Toledo overtakes it with a 243 109 population. Census figures show Columbus at 237 031, up 55 520 since the previous count, while Toledo grows 74 612 to lead by about 6 000. Great Falls Fairmont New Bedford Wenatchee and Lansing figures to follow tomorrow.
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Washington
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio
Louisville
St. Paul
St.,Paul
Great Falls
Mont
Fairmont
W. Va
New Bedford
Mass
Wenatchee
Wash
Lansing
Mich
Priest Halts Wedding Over Bride’s Attire At Cathedral
A New Orleans wedding at St. Louis Cathedral was halted when Father Antoine deemed the bride’s clothing immodest and in violation of Archbishop Shaw’s order. He briefly dimmed lights to cause the bride to retire and return with different garments. the ceremony resumed after she dressed, with the groom present and the event proceeding.
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Orleans
St. Louis Cathedral
Father Antoine
Shaw
New Orleans
Gentry Discusses Enmity Theory In Elwell Case
Former jockey Lloyd Gentry says there is no enmity at Latonia toward J. B. Elwell. He details conversations with Elwell, racing plans for L Errant, and his cooperation with New York detectives investigating Elwell's death. Gentry notes Elwell’s health, openness, and business relations during Kentucky stay.
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Latonia
Whisk Broom II
Lloyd Gentry
Beach
J. B. Elwell
Elwell
New York City
Gentry
New York
Mr. Elwell
L’errant
Mystery in Elwell murder inquiry centers on woman in case
New York June 16 Investigators focus on the woman in the case in the Elwell murder inquiry. Housekeeper Marie Larsen testified she removed items from the crime scene to protect the woman and hid them in a cellar washtub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Bowne Elwell
Marie Larsen
Elwell
John T. Dooling
Elwell case rattles Lexington as detectives await
Lexington is in the dark over Elwell who spent two months there earlier. New York detectives are due to arrive for developments. He socialized with a woman during the race meeting and attended a May 7 dinner. attempts to identify the woman failed. He checked out of a hotel on May 8 in haste and did not pay his bill.
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Saratoga
E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Stock Farm
Lexington
Rome Respess
Erlanger
Elwell
New York
Suitcase Whisky Line Ends After Train Raid
Seventeen men and 150 quarts of whisky were seized by police after a search on an arriving Erie Railroad train from Pittsburg. Each man carried ten to twenty quarts in a suitcase and regular trips were alleged to transport liquor to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Erie
Pittsburg
Four soldiers sought after Camp Grant killing of Maude Moss
Investigation into the fatal shooting of Mrs. Maude Lucille Moss wife of Captain Leroy H. Moss and daughter of Colonel Bion J. Arnold escalates as four soldiers escape the guardhouse at Camp Grant. A stolen car linked to the escape was traced to Davis Junction and Mt. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grant
Maude Lucille Moss
Leroy H. Moss
Bion J. Arnold
Moss
Davis Junction
Mt. Morris
Ogle County
William V. McCreighy
Ran
Two Killed in Ohio Storm Heavy Damage Across State
A fierce electrical and wind storm swept Northern Ohio causing two known deaths and reports of two more. Streets flooded and sewers washed out while telegraph and railroad wires and poles were toppled disrupting service and transit across Cleveland and surrounding areas.
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Ohio
Cleveland
John Szenk
John Misajk
Rocky River
Lake Erie
Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus
West Park
Snow Ends Omaha Heat Wave With Snow Flurries
In Omaha Nebraska on June 16 flurries of snow melted before reaching the ground as an eight day heat wave ended. The temperature dropped 22 degrees signaling a sharp cool down after record heat.
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Omaha
Wneb
Harding Seeks Prog Aide Framing Campaign Strategy
The American Federation of Labor, meeting in Montreal June 16, authorized continued organization drives in iron and steel. It urged conferences with International Union leaders to back a new steel strike and called for labor's role in economic reform and social studies to curb profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
A.F.L
Federation
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Joseph D. Cannon
New York
National Committee of Iron and Steelworkers
Irish Republic
Ireland
United States Army
Pete Pe
Illinois Primary Law Held Invalid Dislodges Chicago Faction
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled the 1919 primary law unconstitutional. It voids the modern central committees, reinstates committees under the old law, ousts Mayor Thompson’s Chicago faction, and restores the Deneen Brundage forces, affecting upcoming elections.
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Illinois
Thompson
Springfield
Ill
State Supreme Court
William Fox
Chicago
Supreme Court
Mayor Thompson
Deneen-Brundage
Minnesota Non-Partisan League could swing Harding bid
In St Paul on June 16 1920 the Non Partisan League shows strong influence in Minnesota Republican politics. It threatens to tilt the gubernatorial primaries and possibly fuse with Democrats to affect the November vote. Irish Democrats and pro temperance factions weigh options as the party frontlines shift toward La Follette or Hearst if a third ticket forms.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Harding
Ohio
League
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Senator LaFollette
Chicago
Nonpartisan League
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Hughes
Wilson
Mr. LaFollette
Hearst
San Francisco
Polish Red Battle Echoes Cavalier Fervor Southwest Kiev
The battle near Kiev pits Polish lancers against Bolshevik Cossacks as Budenny commands a reinforced cavalry and infantry. Kiev remains in Bolshevik hands, with front lines shifting daily and vivid notes from returning Americans on uniform colors and leadership.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Kiev
Budenny
Revenge Motive Suspected in Coughlin Baby Kidnaping
In Norris Town Pa police and family attorney Major C T Larzelere say revenge likely drove the kidnapping of 13 month old Blakely Coughlin from his crib two weeks ago. The Crank letters demanding 12 ransom were sent to authorities and turned over to the postal service as the case nears a police-defined crew and a 24 hour outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norristown
Blakely Coughlin
George H. Coughlin
C. T. Larzelere
Larzelere
Charles Eller
Norristown Police
Coughlin
Woman's Club Convention Opens in Des Moines Iowa
In Des Moines Iowa a reception at the State Capitol opened the fifteenth bi ennial General Federation of Woman's Clubs convention. Delegates from across the United States attend through a week of meetings and programs focusing on Americanism thrift and community service. Officers will be elected June 22 with results announced June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Capitol
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
United States
General Federation
England To Keep Out Of Possible U S Row With Japan
In Tokyo on June 16 Viscount Kato former Foreign Minister said the 1911 Anglo Japanese alliance was written to avoid England involvement in any U S Japan dispute. He urged renewal noting the article states that an arbitration treaty with a third power shall not compel war between the contracting parties.
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England
U. S
Japan
Kato
Tokyo
United States
Viscount Kato
Viscount Grey
Regular air link between London and Holland announced
London reports a new regualr air service to Holland will start shortly. Planes will depart Croydon three times weekly and land at a Dutch aerodrome near Amsterdam about twenty minutes from the city. An automobile service will connect the aerodrome with Amsterdam. The flight covers roughly 260 miles.
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London
Holland
England
Croydon
Amsterdam
Jewelry Lost En Route Worth Five Thousand In Fremont
Cleveland detectives traveled to Fremont to recover $5,000 worth of jewelry misplaced by Mrs. A C McClure while traveling from Culver Indiana. She discovered the loss after reaching home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fremont
A. C. McClure
Culver
Ind
Preparations for August Bullfighting Season in Bilbao
In Bilbao Spain preparations are underway for a brilliant bullfighting season this August. Top matadors Jose lito Belmonte Chicaclo Varelito and Fortuna are set to face bulls from renowned herds. The ring opens on June 22 and daily bouts continue through August 29.
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Bilbao
Spain
Joselito
Belmonte
Chicaclo
Varelito
Fortuna
Harding Seeks Ties With Party Leaders Ahead of Nomination
Senator Harding and Walter Brown of Toledo discussed inviting Progressive leaders to meet the nominee to shape the campaign. The talks, likely to occur before July 15, aim to incorporate party views into the acceptance speech as Harding plans a vacation.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senator Harding
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Chicago
Friends of
Harding
Brown
Ohio State Progressive Committee
Thedore Roosevelt
Harry M. Dougherty
Columbus
Oor
Lodge
Senators Lodge
Senate
Brandegee
Connecticut
Fall
New Mexico
Smoot
Utah
Ohio
Mr. Brown
W. L. Parmenter
Lima
Smith
General Pershing
Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
William S. Sims
Atlantic Ocean
Mi. Harding
Marion
Strong
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Junior
Kirby
Blackie Dan
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Angh
Dion J Arnold
First Rapid Transit Commission
William Cooper Procter
W. A. Julian
Dean Herman Schneider
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Rapid Transit Commission
James P. Orr
Stewart Shillito
George F. Dieterle
A. W. Schell
W. S. P. Oskamp
Central States
Western Union Telegraph Company
Philadelphia
Gannon
LABOR
Erin
Island
John Frey
Resolutions Committee
Frey
Germany
United Mineworkers
Metal Trades Organizations
Civil Service
Congress
David Lawrence
Woman’s Club
Leonard Wood
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