Blacklist Opposition Reported From White House Tone
President Harding opposes a Republican petition to oust about 160 Democrats from Treasury roles. The move, supported by over 100 GOP members, drew strong opposition from Mellon and Treasury staff who warn against politicizing the department. Several signers later claimed Democratic ties or guilt.
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Harding
Mellon
Treasury Department
Washington
Congress
Treashury
Tively Toiay
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Republican Congressional
Domberdts
Inte Musk Wupia
Soted Ag
Newary
Roosevelt
War rights at The Hague under siege by guards at Peace Palace
Correspondents report the struggle for recognition of press rights at the international conference in The Hague. Delegates faced a securing guard at the Peace Palace basement as protests were signed and sent. France and Russia delays cloud potential negotiations. British and French leaders debate next steps as talks pause until Monday.
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Forvigh Mlinvkter Vans Knenaboek
Peace Palace
Uherefore
Oye
Vian Racnobuele Frans
Genoixt
Prange
Premién
Poingary
Lloyd George
London
Milton Leads at Uniontown in 225 Mile Race
Milton leads at Uniontown Speedway during the seventh annual Universal Trophy contest on a 225 mile grind. Prizes totaling 15000 plus an 8000 silver cup were awarded amid a crowd that numbered over 10 000. Murphy set a world speed record pace of 104 miles per hour for the first 30 miles, then Milton surged ahead after a 40th lap pit stop that cost Murphy 19 seconds. Mr and Mrs J Harald Anderson visit Jamestown guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Alderson today.
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Asy United Proas
Uniontown
Dangeroux
Taton Murphy
Fonchell
Indianapolis
Averag Ng
Coat Murphy
Mitton
Terror in Wheat Fields Warns of Organized Threat
A fragment reports an organized terror threat in the southwestern wheat belt. It cites a figure named Zummmernah warning farmers and American Legion posts to prepare, with reference to rail and enemy activity and calls for vigilance amid unsettled conditions.
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Wichiya
Kann
Phil Zummmernah
Railionle
Staty Fine Sacral
Zimerman
American Legion
Wirlot
Milk Producers and Condensery Clash Shocks Dairymen
Dairymen protest after Condensery refuses to accept milk below 60 degrees, sparking a local meeting in Gramee tall. Farmers demand three percent fat minimum and plan further action with Dairywell Jeannie to ensure fair handling, while disputes over testing and management circulate.
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Corry
Sherman
Mohaw Mindensary
Mation Mille Company
Sheenusy
Gury
League
Shermiin
Dairyminn
Kinventinnes
Gramee Tall
Dairywell Jeannie
Woodward
Autos Crash On Findley Road Last Evening
A crash near Fidler Lake just beyond Wheelovky involved a Studebaker touring and a Cadillac Victoria driven by Mrs C F Lies. Elise Hultberge attempted a turn, causing a sideswipe that damaged the Studebaker rear fender and fender of the Cadillac while other cars escaped without injuries.
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Fidler Lake
Wheelovky
Studebaker
Walter Hultbere
C.f.lies
Elise
Hultberge
Wiliurts
Memorial Services of Pythian Sisters Announced
The Pythian Sisters announce their annual memorial services at the Ke. of Phull on First Avenue tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Harry Gelirg will deliver the ewlony and two numbers will be performed by Mrs. Kinley. friends are invited to attend.
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Thy Ke
Phull
First Avenue
Wees
Harry Gelirgt
White
Dt Kinley
Miners and Rail Workers Consider Joint Strike Action
In Cincinnati a planned joint conference between mine workers and rail workers aims to coordinate possible strikes. The meeting will discuss alliance terms as leaders from the United Mine Workers and rail unions weigh shared action, with AFL influence and labor board implications under discussion.
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Cincinnati
United Mine Workers
Mosient
Lewis
Ehitt
American Federation of
Lalor
Amer Federation of Labor Vireles
Sail Labor Board
Dissenting Rail Board Opinion At Issue In Wage Case
Chicago June 17 A portion of a dissenting opinion in United States vaitinadabo rail wage case claims union influence. Majority say the dissent was written by railroad department employees and aimed to incite strike against board decisions while the main purpose is to prevent strikes.
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United Prea
Chicago
United States
Vaitinadabo Board
Wake City
Publi
Libor
Emeployees
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Ilissentire
Emiloyes
Consti
No Trace of Check Swindler Uncovered in City
Police investigated a reported check swindle linked to a Bord automobile purchase in Union City. An officer noted surveillance showed the suspect, described as Rider, not the man wanted, despite initial claims of payment by John Levelind of Bust Smith Street.
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Invesheathy & “Hp
Rider
John Levelind
Bust Smith
Senate May Delay Bonus Until August
WASHINGTON, United Press reports the Senate will delay action on the Lianus bill until August. President Harding reportedly opposed immediate consideration, with a Republican majority wavering on aid and indulgences as a possible goal.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Hardity
Chautauqua Boosters Plan Evening Meeting
Local Chautauqua boosters and the public are urged to attend tonight at the Hee Municipal building where Will Arthur Dietrick, pioneer science interpreter, will speak in plain language about modern science. The event includes ticket sales for next month’s summer program and plans for the festival. Andrews of the Navondt Bank is improving after illness.
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Hee Municipal
Arthur Dietrick
Comather Bureau
Ap Mur Dietrick
Iyeuumy Platform
Ife
Chautargqus
Suihpy
Chautay, Cua
Telescopes Aim at Mars as Planet Draws Near Earth
Hundreds of telescopes from pocket sizes to large tubes focus on Mars as it nears Earth. Closest approach Sunday brings Mars within about 25,000,000 miles, with observers at Greenwich noting low in the southern sky and preparations to study atmospheric conditions and possible life forms.
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Mars
Earth
United Pree
London
Henner
Greenwich Observatory
Dre
W. H. Stevensson
British Astronomical Association
Horion
Hous
California
A. 0. Leuschner
University of California
Pablic
Leuschner
Marsusratyh
Fan
Lewschinte
Lauiwebner
Recital by Mrs Elston’s Pupils Features Young Voices
The Parner girls and Hoye performed in Mrs Elston’s piano class in an afternoon recital. Students such as Atul Jer, Str Olmsted, Helen Tous, and many others showcased vocal and instrumental pieces, including Beethoven and Godard selections. Attendees praised the effort and variety of pieces from light songs to classical airs.
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Parner
Hoye
Elston
Helen
Calvin MacToviat
Mattes Revere
Waltet
Wirthday Waits
Gomelius Robert
Walter Beare
Walty
Myjnr
Pease
Margaret Blair
Qytlaty
Martin
Aiee Kyplar
Three Bears
Murat Conant
Drakohp Fiy
Liquor Bill Crisis Near Washington
A chaotic White House scene sets the stage for a final appeal on the Ute ship subsidy. A Republican group pressures President Harding to delay action, while others urge a firm stand and a possible extra session. Intra-party maneuvering and shifting loyalties threaten to delay the subsidy measure amid liquor control debates.
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Harding
Congress
Washington
Bongrees
Auemlas House
White House
Eyinia
Mordieg
Che Tse Ynorel
Sorarcus
Wis
Fragmented 1920s US News Bullets Wide Across States
June 17 reports span Washington Virginia Ohio California and Pennsylvania with brief items on congressional actions labor disputes mine workers cases court orders rail mergers and a bank robbery in Monessen. Notable names include Jack Derapsey Teddy Hayes John L Lewis and M. Jowell.
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Los Angeles
Jacke Derapsey
Teddy Hayes
Champon
Sinnamidés
Hayat
Tie East
Jack Kear
Furthen Hutton
Dempsey
Kearns
Wisconsin cyclone kills ten in four counties
A Wisconsin cyclone swept four counties yesterday causing ten deaths and about 400 injuries. Property damage is expected to exceed 5 million dollars as responders assess the wreckage and secure affected areas. Local officials warned residents to avoid damaged zones while crews restore power and clear roads. The storm disrupted travel and communications across Superior and surrounding communities.
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United Pros
Superior
Perius
Dad
Morthy
Sinn Fein renew war in Ulster clashes reported
United Press dispatch from Belfast describes Sinn Fein armed bands attacking in the Ulster frontier area near Bessbrook. Homes were fired on and several people wounded as gunmen moved through farm districts, with one elderly couple shot and a man dying from his wounds.
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Sinn Fein
Ulster
United Press
Belfast
Ier
Reamsacred
Bessbrook
Rome
Wessbrook
Vince
Uae
Mleinten
Henslig
Robert Lockhart Lockhare
Omaha Maniac Captured After Bank Escape
United Press reports Omaha manhunt ends as suspect Brown is shot and captured near Mudking Bay after a dramatic pursuit from Omaha to Lincoln and westward. Sheriff Saunders leads officers in a high speed chase. Brown allegedly robbed a bank and forced two Omaha men to drive him before being apprehended.
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United Press
Menimine How
Weening
Bayer
Miniande
Gus Guin
Ceiba Aigt
Brown Yes
Ravilins
Weaming
Reayn
Saunders
Brown
Wyoming
Wight
Pose
Gay
Arawi
Mudking Baw
Omata
Lincoln
Morvich Dominates Aqueduct Race Despite Muddy Track
Morvich defeated Whitk Away and Snot 1 in a muddied Aqueduct race today marking a strong showing in the six furlongs. The winner clocked a time around 1 2 5 and the field included United Prow as a distant challenger.
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United Prow
Aqueduct
Morvich
Carleton
Snot
Ona
Zalle
Rae
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J. Harald Anderson
Jamestown
Findley Road
Pythian Sisters
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Chautauqua Boosters
Will Adsl
Dietrick
Dawson
Olmstead
Clarence Miller
Sireetime
Garcia
Aids
Paliesico
Calif
Alisa Ai
Gristinton
Mardin
Edenshupg
M. McCaint
Prey Hittin
Interferiig
United Mive Workers
John L Lowhy
Allied Mine Workers
M. Jowell
Reyneant Ing
Monessen
Jone VW
Pittsburgh
Lake Erle
Hound
Gaguerd
I Warren
George Ware
Oy Walter
Wand
Allugel
Wasitngton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Willian
Wisconsin
Ulster Frontier
West
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