Germany's Most Popular Leader Falls to Assassination
Walter Rathenau, Germany's leading foreign affairs expert and foreign minister, was assassinated in Berlin Gruenwald. The killing follows his pivotal role in Soviet talks and reparations policy during Germany's postwar transition, drawing international outrage and signaling a critical setback for reconstruction efforts.
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Rothenas
Geno
Berlin
Nome Elesivte
Ratharay
Germany
Wirth
Athena
Rathenau
Hugo Lines
Sociatist Party
Hiv Rodlings
Rathenat
Hans
Reanen
Gessring
Republey
Hugope
Abert
Phy
Tabor Convention Adjourned Line
The Agrarian Federation of Nation adjourned session today amid ceremonies at the Ohio National Guard Armory in Cincinnati. Military and civic figures attended as the group concluded its formal meetings.
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Tabor
United Prest
Ohio National Guard
Cincinnati
Agwrienu Federation of
Reserve Supply Fast Decreasing Washington June 3
June 3 report details a prolonged miners strike now in its thirteenth week. government figures estimate losses near half a billion dollars to the nation, with miners losing wages and public business declines affecting mining centers. officials fear continued disruption unless a settlement is reached, as government pressure builds and labor leaders pursue new avenues for factory results.
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Washington
Joxsee
Maraeres
Williamson County
Pieldy
Atlon
Eminem
Tyte
Presley
Labor Dayis
Asin
Hatch Grounds to Open Under Miss Corad Leadership
Miss Ruther Corad a Corry girl newly arrived from New Haven directs Hatch playgrounds as a gym and physical education supervisor. Plans call for Hatch School grounds to host five to six hour daily sessions and a baseball diamond opposite the school to host league games for youths from city stations. Volunteers and delegates are assigned to establish grounds and promote intensive work, with the District Young People’s convention closing this afternoon at First Methodist Church.
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New Haven
Con
Hatch School
Daseball
Yarrows
Community Service Council
Ontys
Vuandante
Cound
Progr Wits
Vernon Nate
Robingin
Ruth Gingder
Thuoerow
Maxwell
Braun
Serceijans
Institute of the Vertoores
Greer
Lillius Hugh
T. Harold Mackinton
GM. Reed
Glaanes
J) Bi Horton
Labor Opposed to Soviet Recognition Faces Union Ranks
In Ar mory Ohio June 25 the American Federation of Labor decisively rejected a resolution demanding U S recognition of the Russian government. The measure condoned Bolsheviks and endorsed government policy, and was adopted in a failed move.
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Owio National Guard
Armory
Cincinnaty
American Federation of Labor Today
United States
Monarchical revolt feared in Berlin unrest grows
United Press dispatches report in Berlin on June 24 stating an assassination of Foreign Minister Walter Rathenau and a nationwide plan to topple the government. Reichstag leaders warned of turmoil as workers and communists call for arming the workforce to resist a monarchist uprising.
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Berlin
Walter Rothenas
Forvigh Alfirs
Gruenwald
Prem Berlin
Walter Rathenas
Reichstag
Reichrtag
Star Today
Manifesta
London
Rathenyu
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Xeewiyedere
Copentigen
Berl
Earling
Copenhagen
Merl
Rockefeller's brother William dies of pneumonia in Tarrytown
William Rockefeller, brother of John D Rockefeller, died of pneumonia in Tarrytown after a week of illness. Born May 3, 1841 in Richford Tioga County New York, he rose from poverty to lead Standard Oil interests in New Jersey and New York and later owned stakes in produce and other ventures alongside his famed sibling.
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North Tarrytown
William Rockefeller
John D
Standard Ofl Company of
New Jersey
New York
Richford
Tioga County
Noy
Wiliam Avery
Elisa Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Latrhi
Produce Commission Trade
Hin
Ios Taknese
John
Sun Yat Sen Still in Race in China
Sun Yat Sen, announced aboard the cruiser Wing Fu, says he will continue to fight for a parliamentary republic while declaring he has resigned and will not submit to subordination. He asserts the navy remains loyal despite Canton’s seizure by United China forces.
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China
United
Hong Kong
South China Republic
Cruler
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Sun
Canton
United China Mover
Long Island Arson Bandits Terrorize Wealthy Home District
Arson burglars terrorized exclusive Long Island suburbs looting the Beck residence in Bellport and severing telephone lines to hinder aid. Investigators suspect a motive to create panic and evade capture as residents plan neighborhood police patrols.
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United Pros
Bellport
Long Tsland
de Phillp G. Beck
New York
Hearsun
Klury
Sperin
Fighting Parson Is Found Guilty in Mine War Case
United Press reports from Ouarletown West Virginia that Reverend James B. Wilbur, a Baptist preacher from Blur, was convicted of murder in the Logan County mine war incident that led to Deputy Sheriff John Gore’s death. The state will proceed with trying the pastor, also charged with murder.
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Ouarletown
W Va
James B. Wilbur
Blur
W. Va
Fli
der Kree
Sherif John Gore
Logan County
Suttmer
John
Fon
Cowardice Declared Real Cause Of War By Rathenau
United Press report reprints Walter Rathenau’s 1920 interview alleging cowardice as the war’s true cause. He blamed Wilhelm II era ministers and royalists, citing fear of terms and the Kapp coup as proof of royalist power and public resistance to tyranny.
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United Press
New York
Yeowardice
Walter Rathenau
W. W. Hawkins
Reconstruction
Wilhelmatranse
Merlin
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Mhy
Kalger
Atvald
Germany
Berlin
Kapp
Rathenin
Mine massacre probe by military board urged
A military board is investigating a mine massacre with an independent inquiry also probing riots. Troops may be dispatched to the troubled area as the investigation continues and authorities assess the situation.
Unclaimed bodies prompt independent riot probe
United Press reports authorities in Werrin announce an independent inquiry into riots that left multiple slain. Officials vow cooperation though fears of property damage persist. guard plans and district attorney duty remain under review as investigators gather evidence and attend inquest proceedings.
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Werrin
Mae
Milton J Poroman
Williamen
Anere
Fondyer
Hugh Willis
Asstrict Board
Uty
Tinolm Yrould Asmgn Puards
Welog
Telay Janpoynce Ie
Sgeamt
Loma
Dal
Trespass Fines Hit School Board in Local Incident
The district treasury faced a cash sting as trespass fines were levied on seven individuals amid an incident near the freight station. Each fined seven dollars plus costs, total reaching around four dollars, tied to actions during a disrupted school board meeting led by Alderman Gordon and Sewery D. Rowe.
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Uy Pawes
Gordon Mailiys
Rowe
Lost crew of Puritan reported after shipwreck
Halifax dispatch from United Press says the Puritan from Gloucester, Mass, with captain and seven men in two boats, were missing after last night’s wreck near Subitesland. Widespread doubt remains on survivors and rescue efforts continue as authorities list seven sailors unaccounted.
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United Press
Halifax
Pebouner Puritan
Mass
Jill Langu
Warn Amateur Radio Operators on Electric Line Safety
Public notice from Cong City Electric Light Company warns radio amateurs to avoid erecting aerials near power lines. It urges extreme caution, using insulated supports, safe ladders, rubber gloves, and safety belts to prevent contact with live wires and minimize interference with power and service.
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Mson
Radin
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Rath
Resuys
Dots Safety
Piper Mance
Gray Pass
Seizure and raids mark Erie Brewery engagement report
District Chief announced Philadelphia enforcement agents confiscated goods at Erie Brewery amid raids downtown and legal actions. A separate note mentions a party for Miss Marjorie Aver and the engagement of Miss Aver to Dr. George Joeleawirs, with wedding plans said for the fall.
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Prohibition
Child Gasser
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Qprotte
Goeser
Te Lael Beer
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7 1A Club
AL Fed
Lone Angeleys
LR. Hisseterdes
Sidneyston
Mier
Dorothy Walthe
Storey Roberts
Iis Undlerood
Mins Avior
Peck
Japs to Withdraw All Siberian Forces
Reported Tokyo says Japan will pull back all troops from Siberia after the quadruple Pacific pact approval. Private council notes and attendance by Moy, Mrs Dakjol Nnoleyend son Henry of Cleveland and John Grady as guests amid Park Min’s ten day visit.
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Tapay Goon
Siberia
Acc
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Moy
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Henry
Cleveland
Bean
John Grady
Min Park
Obituary: B Williams Dies After Lingering Illness
B Williams, aged 71, longtime Corry resident, dies after lingering illness. Former custodian at Corry High School, well known in the city. Services Monday at 2 pm at Alexander’s Garters with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Thang
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Jai Ping Grove Cemetery
Rebels Defeated by Crown Forces Amid Irish Crisis
June 4 London dispatch reports British police preparing to descend on Dublin as rebel troops mass near Free State, with Gen. Rare O Vanner claiming actions against the rebels. The Irish Republican Army faces countermeasures as Downing Street seeks to stabilize Dublin and determine the rebels' stance toward the Free State government. Heavy security surrounds movements of key figures and a military funeral planning for Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson. The government vows to protect officials amid ongoing raids and investigations into the assassination.
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Duillin
Rare O Vanner
O'Connor
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Trish Republican Army
Dublin
Free State
Henry Will
Movd
George
Carson Ani
Tehushua
Wilson
St Panls Cathedral
Nelan Weilligton
Edward
Dyrlin
Ireland
Trish
Od Wilsin
Rebely
Ambustt
Prose Forres
Thermal Gtrvet
Ushontlite
Antti
Dives
Thie
Pour Ybels
Rush Work on Findley Lake and Sherman Road
A noisy crane and steam shovel gang labors on Findley Lake and Sherman Road. Workers push graded earth with limited crew, aiming to complete a major excavation project. The plan is to finish paying this year if weather allows, with more work next season.
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Findley Lake
Sherman Road
Blartington
Clare
Branch Creek
Findlay
North East Sun
Seek Injunction Against Miners Readied in Indianapolis
June 21 Indianapolis hearing set as attorneys for petitioners seek an injunction to stop miners from interfering with operation of mines. The document outlines the motion and date for the judge’s review. In other news the American League opener reports New York defeating Boston 7 to 1 with pitchers Jones Murray O Doul and Hofman for the Yankees and Callige Rus for the Red Sox.
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Murray
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Hofman
Callige
Rus
Setgi Rowton
Philadel
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