Turmoil in Protestant Quarter Leaves City Wounded
In the Diamond Hotel area a casualty named Price died after a doorway shooting as rioters clashed. Attacks spread to Waterloo Place and Waterford, with shops looted and fires set. Troops arrived, curbing most violence as the weekend unrest continued into Sunday morning.
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Price
Diamond Hotel
Ulster Division
America
Bishop's Gate
Waterloo Place
James Moore
McLaughlin
Doherty
Farren
Fountain Street
John Halbraith
Bridge Street
Rioters Attack Firemen in Londonderry Riots
Chief Trimble reports rioters assaulted Fireman Jackson as the brigade fought a blaze on William Street. Firemen hid in a house while mobs chased them to headquarters. The mob burned the motor engine and hoses, leaving the city with only military fire apparatus. Sniping occurred with no casualties. troops were posted and other forces held in readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Trimble
Londonderry
Jackson
William Street
Irish Freedom Benefit Concert At Memorial Hall
Hundreds of Cincinnati music lovers attended a Lincoln Branch Friends of Irish Freedom event at Memorial Hall last night. Tenor George O'Donnell impressed with his dramatic delivery and lyric voice, while violinist Harry Denny and pianist Ralph Le Vine complemented the program. Proceeds fund the purchase of Irish bonds through the Friends of Irish Freedom fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lincoln Branch
Friends of Irish Freedom
Memorial Hall
J’ai
George O'Donnell
Harry Denny
Ralph le Vine
O’donnell
Bolsheviks claim drive across Dnieper and advance
A Bolsheviki communique dated London reports flinging forces across the Dnieper River near Reznitsa and driving toward Korosten Ov rutch and Prost southeast of Lemberg. It also says left bank gains break enemy resistance and advance toward Kamenets Podolski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dnieper
Reznitsa
Korosten
Ovrutch
Prost
Lemberg
Dniester
Kameneta-Podolsky
Mohilev
Wilson's Plea Splits Opinion In West
The piece notes split reactions to Wilson and Justice actions on political prisoners and opinions. It discusses Debs and Berger outcomes, King County Democrats seeking a platform plank for release, and the possible Chicago third party, with McAdoo's cautious stance and speculation on nomination strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Eugene Debs
Victor Berger
Debs
Berger
Department of Justice
King County
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Triple Alliance
Farmers
Labor
Nonpartisan League
William Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
White House
Service Men’s Clubs Openly Condemned by Judge Marx
Judge Robert S. Marx lashed political service men’s clubs at flag presentation services in St Bernard Church calling them tricks of professional politicians. He urged no division of Americans by race and condemned using patriotism for partisan aims. Samuel Bell of the Municipal Court spoke on the American flag as a silk banner was presented by the St Bernard Junior Order United American Mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Marx
St. Bernard Presbyterian Church
Samuel Bell
St. Bernard Junior Order United American Mechanics
German Seamen’s Conference Row Over Doring and Wissel
In Genoa British delegates oppose Doring and Wissel from Germany, calling them not true German seamen and demanding regrets and indemnities. German head Dr Laymann defends them as loyal delegates and argues indemnities lie with the Versailles treaty, not the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Rai
International Seamen’s Conference
Hele
Herr Doring
Herr Wissel
Laymann
Germany
Doring
Vissel
German Seamen
Albert Thomas
Berlin
Thomas
Havelock Wilson
British Seamen's Union
Paul Muller
Wilson
Central Council
Conference
Argentine Firm Newberry and Fernandez Beschtedt Bankrupt
Commercial court announces the bankruptcy of Newberry and Fernandez Beschtedt of Bahia Blanca. Investigating accountants find the firm’s conduct culpable and fraudulent. Government claims total 156000 pesos for Bahia Blanca charter advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubpnos
Thrace Award to Greece Denounced by Bulgarian Premier
Sofia June 20. Premier Alexander Stambulinsky denounced the Thrace award to Greece as the gravest injustice in Bulgaria. He vowed Bulgarians will honor peace obligations to the Allies despite the misfortune, noting the cession followed the Peace Conference decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Stambulinsky
Bulgaria
Sofia
Thrace
Greece
Supreme Council
Alexander Stambulinsky
Associated Press
Ferdinand
Germany
Wrangell Sees Russia Key to Postwar Peace and Land Reform
General Baron Wrangell, commanding the South Russian volunteer army, says allied peace efforts depend on Russia and Bolshevism is anarchy. He opposes dealing with Bolsheviks and urges Russia’s return to the Council of Nations with a strong international force. He envisions land reform favoring smallholders and phased, democratic redistribution while civil officials stabilize regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Council of the Nations
General Wrangell
Denikine
Wrangell
New York Conductor Lends Miss Wilson Dime for Bus Fare
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the President found herself broke on a Fifth Avenue bus in New York and borrowed 10 cents from conductor P G Lynch to pay the fare. He offered the loan and she later sent a note from the White House thanking him and enclosing a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Wilson
Fifth Avenue
Bus Lines
Thirty-fourth Street
P. G. Lynch
White House
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Phone Girls Threaten Strike at Woodburn Exchange
Telephone operators at the Woodburn Exchange threaten a strike over new work hours. A petition signed by about 150 workers asks to restore the old schedule arguing the shifts disrupt engagements, with the shortage cited as justification. Similar action may follow at other exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn Exchange
Smith
Woodburn
Oklahoma harvest hands ride the cushions to wheat fields
The 1920 harvest hand in Oklahoma shifts from old tools to sleeping cars for travel to the Southwest wheat fields. Labor Commissioner Claude Connally notes telegrams replace letters as harvest crews adapt to faster times, reflecting a new pace in the harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
City
Southwest
Claude Connally
State Labor Department
Detroit Manufacturers Pay Record Auto Luxury Tax in 1920
Detroit reports the highest automobile luxury taxes in U S history for January to April 1920 totaling 21 5 million. Collectors say manufacturers paid the tax and passed costs to buyers, reflecting about 417 857 thousand dollars in customer expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
United States
John A. Grogan
Internal Revenue
Turkish situation tops talks of British French premiers in Boulogne
At Hythe June meeting Venizelos pressed Greece to keep operations in Thrace and Smyrna defensive. The premiers planned Boulogne talks on reparations and Turkish treaty execution with focus on German disarmament. Edward Wise attended, aiding discussions with Krassin as Persian negotiations linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hythe
England
Associated Press
Venizelos
Loyd George
Millerand
Boulogne
France
Turkey
London
Edward F. Wise
Great Britain
Germany
Supreme Council Meets Today at Historic Boulogne Site
Boulogne June 20 Tomorrow's Supreme Council session will be held at the Chateau de la Bella on the site of the ancient Chateau de Tries where in 1550 English and French plenipotentiaries signed a treaty returning Boulogne to France. Viscount Chinda the Japanese ambassador arrived, with Belgian ministers Hymans and Jaspar following. The French premier and Lloyd George are due tomorrow, with discussions likely focusing on Versailles implementation and reparations, and disarmament of Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne
Supreme Council
Chateau de la Bella
Chateau de Tries
England
France
Viscount Chinda
Great Britain
Folkestone
Paul Hymans
M. Jaspar
Brussels
N. Millerand
Francois-Marsel
Marshal Foch
Lloyd George
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
Germany
Greece and Britain May Unite Forces
London June 20 The Associated Press reports that serious Near East developments prompt the hurried Hythe conference with Greek Premier Venizelos. Papers claim Britain accepted Venizelos offer to send the Greek army to assist British troops against Mustapha Kemal's Nationalist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Near East
M. Venizelos
Paris
Mustapha Kemal
Oldest Known Laws Found on Babylonian Tablet
Discoveries from Nippur at the University of Pennsylvania museum reveal part of a code predating Hammurabi by about a thousand years. The tablets address hired servant duties trespass on farms and rentals with a possible three year term. The tablets may have served as university texts at Nippur and could signal millennia of legal tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nippur
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Abbe Scheil
Paris
University of
Combined Operations Drive Moves to Malta and Constantinople
The report notes a concentration of a powerful British fleet in Malta waters and the dispatch of further reinforcements to Constantinople, supporting claims of coordinated military actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Constantinople
French plan to settle debts via reparations accord
Paris reports Premier Mille Rand aims to persuade Britain to accept France's 60,000,000 gold debt payment from Germany. If England agrees the United States would likewise accept France’s 12,000,000,000 gold franc debt in October, as France gathers from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Millerand
Hythe
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Lloyd Georg
France
England
Germany
M. Hutin
United States
Panama Ships Sugar to New Orleans First Export
The first shipment of Panama sugar was received in New Orleans. Jose B. Calvo, Panama consul, said Panama now has enough sugar for domestic use, marking the nation's first substantial export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
New Orleans
Republic of Panama
Jose B. Calvo
Mrs Dick Denies Leasing House in Reno Nevada
Mrs Madeline Force Astor Dick widow of Colonel Astor and now wife of William K Dick denies reports she would reside in Reno Nevada or lease Dr F B Gregory s house there Both she and her husband Mr Dick VP of Manufacturers Trust Company insist there is no truth to the claims and she cannot explain the source of the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Islip
N. Y
Reno
Nev
F. B. Gregory
Madeline Force Astor Dick
John Jacob Astor
William K. Dick
Giviey You eek and Shall Find
The fragmentary text presents a garbled line with two names Naty and Giviey, suggesting a misread headline. No clear event, date, or location is discernible from the OCR segment.
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