Hunting man tied to Elwell murder mystery at dawn
United Prom reports New York authorities believe locating the driver of a car seen near Joseph Elwell’s home at 4 44 am on June 19 may crack the case. Investigators seek the early morning visitor to Elwell’s house, with implications for the suspect’s motive and last days.
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United Prom
New York
Joseph Wwe
Elwell
Hittine
Hwell
John
Twodale
Hlwell
Tie Up of Hungary Is Complete
United Press reports a broad worker lockout in Central Europe as railway and navigation staff in Austria Poland and Hungary join a general boycott. The action targets wartime information controls and calls for freer speech amid political pressure and labor solidarity across regions.
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Hungary
United Press
Vienna
Juno
Tony
Doycott
Austin
Poland
Saly
Thi Thognatt
Nnigurian
Fred
Commission on Miners Wage Meets for Arbitration
The Hirow man commission appointed by President Wilkon opens hearings with mine operators and union leaders to settle wage differences. A joint plan aims to begin formal negotiations within sixty days, with possible wage changes of about 6 dollars per day discussed.
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United
Hirow Man
Wilkon
Oilay
Gomlon
Cone
Rev J Reiser New Pastor at St Elizabeths
Announcement made yesterday at St Wilnabuth church. Rev J V Rolagelll Roy Toaopis 3 Wrowk transferred and will arrive Friday May 20 to lead the parish. Father Rothar has been sent out from St Michinuls and comes lightly recommended.
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J. Reiser
ST. Elizabeth's
Wilnabuth
J. Rolagelll Wasoodil Roy
Naadmie Eine
Rothar Han Boon
Sant
Michinul
Brio Anil
Outlaw Strike Halts Rail Freight Across Eastern Cities
Reported by United Press from Baltimore to Philadelphia, a major outlaw strike continues to paralyze freight and passenger rail service. About 700 workers and thousands more expected to join, halting shipments on Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania systems. Passenger service remains disrupted as unions struggle over renewed labor action across several states, with no reported recourse.
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United Press Balimnore
Stetko
Ballinore
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rioting Renewed at Chicago Police Tackle Mob
Reports say violence erupted when three Black ministers arriving from Bankakee were attacked by a mob at a railroad station. Police rushed the scene and dispersed the crowd while officers patrolled the district. Two whites were killed yesterday after a parade of Black attendees, prompting authorities to deploy extra forces to avert further unrest.
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Bamkakee
Therbert Mitchell
Ams
Noupitat
Willan McNaughton
F Tebull
Hy Wie
Teor
Myero
Tony
Chas Cowles Sells Transfer Business After 25 Years
Chivrley Cowon has sold his drayage and transfer business to Gorge Bos som and retires from the trade after twenty five years. He plans a brief rest and vacation before seeking further work while expressing gratitude to patrons for their support. Teaton now runs two trucks in his town for business.
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Chivrley Cowon
Gorge Bossom
Tunlwat
Worvito
Cowles
A. J, Ross
Finn
Mr Teaton
Hin Troun
Strikers Clash at Waterbury Wounding Two Officers
In Waterbury Connecticut on June 21 a clash at Broville Manufacturing Company left Policeman Michard Lory and former lieutenant John Bergin wounded while leading a special police detail. A thirty minute riot ended when city officers intervened. The striker who fired on Hyoroy was shot during the melee and believed dying.
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United Prow
Wamhebuy
Conn
Michard Lory
Waterbury
John Bergin
Broville Manufactering
Hyoroy
Ciish
Woman Held on Attempted Husband Robbery Charge
AITLADOLAHDA Tune fle-Mra Worsel, 43, was held today on a charge of attempting to take her husband Paul Worsel’s inn. He is confined in a tonal Hospital with a bullet wound. The woman said she shot him out of fear of being poisoned by her husband.
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United Pree
Aitladolahda
Worsel
Paul
Oman
Allied Heads Settle Final Settlement Talks
Allied supreme council met at 12:90 a. m. to finalize settlement of questions blocking Europola return and discuss German reparations. Premiers Mile Joland and Lloyd George reportedly agree on indemnity and armament limits. German army reduction to 100,000 expected. share of Local Unity to be exhausted.
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Henry Wood
Boulogne
Allied Supreme Council
Cebnaine Pote
Odiy
Hora
Cart
Rowte
Italy
Ballas
Mile Joland
Lloyd George
Germany
Triy
Connolt
Sinn Feiners and Unionists Clash in London Riot
Reports from London describe widespread clashes between Sinn Feiners and Unionists in the capital. Looting and arson continued as families were displaced and a worker was killed amid ongoing violence as laborers headed to their morning shift. Police and money are said to be unable to control the turmoil.
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United Prom
London
Sinn Feiner
Cluali
New Car Purchased for Trolley Line in Service Upgrade
A new trolley car was bought to improve city transport. The unit, ordered from a noted manufacturer, arrived en route and is expected to be delivered within ten days. Work begins today to install the car, prepare the tracks, and ready the power system for warm weather service.
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Oscar Wre
de Raila
Garden and Flower Bed Thefts Plague Local Residences
Police report a wave of garden thefts and plant vandalism across several neighborhoods. Flowers and prized plants were torn from beds and porch boxes while vandals targeted cemetery blooms at Pinn Grays Cemetery. Case details unclear but multiple incidents suggest a rising pattern and possible state prosecution if suspects are identified.
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Iuyem
Polis
Ohotee
Porgh
Democrats watch Wilson and Bryan at convention opening
Delegates at the party gathering discuss potential nominations for a third term and future strategy. Centered on Wilwyn and Brynn, the Democrats face questions about McAace’s exit, the buoyant support for action, and how long the convention will unfold before the opening week. Campaign HQs prepare for the start next week.
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Aiready
Sarge
Wilean
McAace
Unr
Anuwor
Wilwyn
Brynn
Campaigs
Foi
Lighting Service Crippled by Wind and Rain Storm
A heavy wind and rain storm knocked out lighting across parts of the city especially the south side with incandescent lights failing overnight. Repairs progressed late as lines workers restored service, while the north side faced temporary outages and numerous complaints reached the city treasurer's office. Reports from the regimental district in London noted numerous casualties and widespread damage with residents counting deaths and injuries as aftershocks of the storm spread through the night.
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United Prem
London
London Ferry
Gundo
Mumber Suyen
Rail workers seek wage decision
United press wire report from Washington indicates rail workers demand a wage settlement. President Doak of the trainmen’s brotherhood criticized the board for delaying action and linked the stalled talks to broader renewal of the outlaw union’s policies.
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RAIL
United
Pro
Wasetington
Tung 5i
Railroai
Wilson
Doak
No Temporary Increase for Rail Workers
Chicago dispatch reports railroad labor talks amid the ongoing strike. The railroad board indicates no plan for a temporary pay boost, citing broader wage policy and potential long term implications. Weather is partly cloudy with cool highs anticipated tonight and tomorrow.
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Waitatrena
Chicago
Dupo
Outlaw Rails
Verloux
Milk Train Strikes Auto Near Wilcox
A Pennsy milk train struck an auto near Wilcox on a Saturday night at a grade crossing. Georks Stangesyed, 16, and his sister, both of Wilcox, plus Miss Gertrude Carpenter of Tohawon, were involved. Stangel and his sister were taken home, Carpenter rushed to Ridgway hospital with serious starlew. the car was badly damaged.
Reward offered for clue in Miss murder case
A local notice reports a reward offered for information leading to the capture of a Miss murder suspect. The Burlington line train BL to Buffalo faced delays due to engine trouble near Spar substation. No property damage. authorities noted a key witness aboard the river boat and urged vigilance for the killer.
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Buffalo
Unitet
Merieich
Mtthin Arak
DeSoto County
Sparsubortion
Ag Ine
Daneborg
Wein Waa Keaper
Irwin
Leaders Meet With Harding in Campaign Preparations
Big Republican leaders met with Senator Warren Harding today to shape the coming campaign. National committeemen were slated to confer with Harding on plans and a notification ceremony. The moving committees and financing of the campaign were to be discussed at a 10 o clock meeting.
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United Press
Mashington
Republican Party
Warren Harding
Shapy Pilie
Ntional
Will Mays
Harding
Kaila
Booze and Gas and an Officer's Severe Injury
A storm-darkened town saw a drunken altercation near a North Side garage. Officer Blakealesite was injured with a badly cut head amid a chaotic scene after a Overland vehicle was damaged and the lighting system failed prompting police attention. Witnesses urged swift medical aid and police vigilance. Further statements from Frankacid and Officer Binkenoe claimed no knowledge of the incident.
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Darknes
Blakealesite
Gas case adjourned to July 19 in Pennsylvania Gas dispute
The Pennsylvania Gas Company and public officials faced a hearing on a proposed rate increase from 35 to 65 cents per thousand feet. The session before Public Service Commissioner Hillings adjourned to July 19 after witnesses including W. Mitchoek of the E. W. Bennett Company testified. The record shows prior investment figures and dividends, with capital raised from 800000 to 7,000,000 and notable stock dividends of 50 percent in 1922 and 1911 era adjustments.
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Mio Gan
Nrock
Trie Sie
Pennaglyinia Gad Company
Ite
Yestoriay
Hilling
W. A. Ifitehéoek
E.W. Benit Company
Chicago
Yowterling
Tim
Hitcheocle
L. Ta. Gralam
Max
F. W. Krum
Out Gany
Erisviky
Amo
Roserty
Mose
Rosorda
Hospital Begins Fruit Jar Distribution Effort
A city hospital committee initiated a fruit jar distribution drive today to stock vegetables for patient nourishment. Donors are urged to contribute jars and will be thanked. a log will track jars and dates, as the program aims to support hospital needs.
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Hospital Aiilnry
Mhorsi
Wilson Makes Appointments In Early White House Shuffle
President Wilcom announces a series of appointments including a successor to a senior assistant secretary role and other unnamed positions. The White House move signals changes across the administration with several figures named in the initial slate.
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