Debs Attacks Capital and Wilson as Debates Stir Labor Temple
Debs lashed capitalists and charged Wilson with paying for the “execration of people” in speeches to a crowded Labor Temple audience. Police and plainclothes detectives secured the hall as Debs denounced war, urged workers to unite, and accused courts and Wall Street of rigging national policy.
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Debs
Wilson
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Unites States
Taft
Steel Trust
Woodrow Wilson
Wall Street
Kills Stepfather After Attack On Wife Near Utica
In Newark Ohio Herman Hildebrandt 25 shot and killed his stepfather George Forschier 45 at the Forschier farm east of Utica after the latter assaulted Mrs Forschier. Forschier died inside the house. Hildebrandt called the Sheriff then resumed plowing until officers arrived. Mrs Forschier planned to travel to Newark to file a peace bond as relatives say her husband had threatened her. Hildebrandt is in custody.
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Newark
Herman Hildebrandt
George L. Forschier
Forschier
Utica
Hildebrandt
Pussyfoot Johnson to seek Tutankhamen dry data
William E. Pussyfoot Johnson announced he will sail to England aboard the George Washington on June 23 then travel to South Africa to reach Tutankhamen's tomb. He aims to settle the ancient world’s dry question by observing the pharaoh’s stance.
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New York
William E
Pussyfoot” Johnson
Egypt
Tutankhamen
Pussyfoot
England
George Washington
South Africa
Tut
Germans Kill Two Belgians to Bask Search
A Belgian corporal and a private were killed and another private wounded at Marl near Recklinghausen when they tried to search two Germans at a control post. The Germans fired, were arrested, and authorities will act against the town and district. Ruhr food reserves are dwindling as rail service collapses and fuel shortages hinder delivery.
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Marl
Recklinghausen
Associated Press
Essen
Ruhr
Suspected woman bandit confesses to murder link in Tesmer case
Chicago June 21 Frank Carrick husband of Fred C Thompson the so called smiling woman bandit held in a psychopathic hospital in a raving condition Carrick claimed Thompson and a man known as Slim planned the night raid for tires The confession is questioned by detectives Thompson denies killing Tesmer A reenactment of the garage shooting is planned to test Thompson's composure while investigators seek the male accomplice among the underworld figures involved
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Chicago
Frank Carrick
Fred C. Thompson
Richard C. Tesmer
Thompson
Marie Clark
Carrick
Tesmer
Slim
Bandit
Government Seizes Foreign Liquor On Ships Near U S
Treasury announces it will seize beverage liquor brought into American territorial waters under foreign seals. Berengaria dock in New York will have sealed stores transferred to bonded warehouses and receipts issued to ship masters. Olympic and others may follow with formal protests filed by lines seeking legal action.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Berengaria
New York
Mellon
State Department
Mr. Mellon
Olympic
Stuart
Moss
Department
Hughes
Supreme Court
Ice in New Mexico and Wisconsin Ice in Wisconsin
The article notes a vast seasonal temperature spread with a cold wave in western New Mexico causing frost and ice formation, while Wisconsin faces heat relief and a 40 degree drop. Chicago reports the longest and hottest day as President Harding visits Salt Lake City forecasts cooler weather ahead for the East and Chicago region remains hot with brief thunder showers.
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Chicago
United States
New Mexico
McGaffy
Superior
Wis
Rockies
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harding
Heat Deaths From Heat Prostration Rise in City
George Ortman 60, porter for Nicholas Maschinot, died en route to St Elizabeth Hospital after collapsing at his Newport hotel room. Coroner says heat prostration caused death as temperatures climbed from 66 to 93. Sister identifies Harry Tompkins missing since June 19. Several youths briefly swim at Fountain Square before an officer ends it. Frank Senser, 65, hospitalized after collapsing on Murry road. not serious. City wakes to summer as solstice arrives. Chicago reports 17 heat deaths and many prostrations.
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George Ortman
Nicholas Maschinot
Sixth
Columbia Streets
Newport
St .Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Ortman
Newport Hotel
West Sixth Street
Edward Herman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Walter Hughes
Harry Tompkins
East Sixth Street
Tompkins
the Law
Frank Senser
Wilsbach Street
St. Bernard
Murry Road
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Chicago
Words of Cheer Voiced On Tour By President
President Harding touring Indiana and Illinois along the way to St. Louis urges government action to strike at evils and aid citizens while praising William Jennings Bryan in Salem. He stresses that government cannot create fortunes but can help, and calls for national unity and safe, prosperous communities.
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Old Vincennes
ST. Louis
Indiana
Illinois
Harding
Washington
Ind
United States
Salem
Ill
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Vincennes
Olney
Mr. Harding
Eight More Heat Deaths Reported in Ohio
Eight additional fatalities in Ohio were linked to hot weather, raising the state total to thirty from heat causes. Alexander of the United States Observer predicted slight cooling in lake regions tomorrow.
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Ohio
Columbus
United States
Alexander
Heat Wave Kills Over Forty in East as Temperatures Soar
Eastern states endure extreme heat with New York reporting fourteen deaths and scores of prostrations. Philadelphia tops with 100 degree June day. Boston and Baltimore also reach 100. Poughkeepsie hits 103. Schools factories close. city workers freed from duties. Many drownings linked to heat relief in streams.
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New York
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Boston
New England
Baltimore
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Mob Concentrates Around Jail Over Goose Creek Whippings
About 2,500 residents gathered near the Harris County jail where three Goose Creek men jailed for refusing to answer a grand jury about whippings faced heightened police presence. Earlier, the trio traveled by car caravan from Goose Creek, twenty one miles away, amid reports of business closings and town concern.
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Houston
Tex
Goose Creek
War Secretary Backs Transfer Of Johnston
Special Dispatch reports Secretary of War Weeks sides with General Beach in transferring Lieutenant Colonel Edward N Johnston from Cincinnati to Camp Lewis Washington in a long running dispute over awarding a dam contract to the National Contract Company Johnston claimed the project should cost no more than 973000 government agrees to 1300000, profit over his estimate Major Albert K B Lyman to replace Johnston in Cincinnati Johnston and other officials were traveling or unavailable for comment while Weeks supported Beach and authorities awaited final action
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The
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Weeks
Lansing H. Beach
Edward N. Johnston
Cincinnati
Secretary of War
Beach
Johnston
Camp Lewis
National Contract Company
Ohio River Dam No
Evansville
Ind
General Beach
Albert K. B. Lyman
E. N. Johnson
Johnson
U S May Demand Immigrants Be Kept By Steamship Lines
Washington June 21 Commissioner General Husband of the Immigration Service asked the Labor Department Solicitor for an opinion on whether under current law steamship companies could be required to provide detention facilities for immigrants. The move follows British Parliament attacks on Ellis Island housing methods and a British Ambassador visit. He noted the government has limited funds and cannot entertain immigrants as some prefer.
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Vincennes
Olney
America
Flora
Inl
United States
Washington
Husband
Immigration Service Today
Labor Department
Ellis Island
Immigration Service
Aukland Geddes
League of Nations considers Greece relief loan at Geneva
The Finance Committee of the League of Nations meets to discuss a loan to Greece for refugee relief. Frederic B. Colbeare of the U.S. State Department attends. The Sarre Governing Commission reports a cancelled decree on public meetings and a new ruling issued, with the British delegate seeking a council discussion on possible investigation.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Greece
Frederic B. Colbeare
American State Department
League
Sarre
Harding in St Louis Rotary visit and corner stone ceremony
President Harding completed the first leg of a cross country trip in St Louis addressing the International Rotary convention, laying the City Club Building corner stone and speaking on the World Court. He praised Rotary, urged service as a path to global peace, and stressed strong city government for national strength.
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ST. Louis
Harding
International Rotary
City Club
World Court
Forest Park
St.Louis
Coliseum
Iit
Rotary
America
Woodrow Wilson
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