Bloody Battle in Lodz as Strikers Clash with Troops
June 24 reports say troops stormed barricades on Lodz streets where strikers had erected defenses. Fifty killed and about 200 wounded as martial law looms. Washington update notes Takahira returned from New England and stated no armistice plan yet discussed. No clear progress in armistice talks before Washington conference, with Japan likely unwilling to pause unless Russia shows genuine peace intent.
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Takahira
New England
White House
Nasuru neeSs
For Sale To Close An Estate Offers Desirable Lots
To close an estate L will sell choice lots in a desirable residence locality. Single lots or the whole at reasonable prices. Inquiries to E. Mrencick at Merck & O'Brien's meat market. Also mentions Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines No 9 and asks peddlers' price of 65. Notices about city improvement bonds, overdue coupons to State Bank for payment. Danny Journal delivery information and citywide delivery price.
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E. Mrencick
Merck & O'Brien
Wheeler & Wilson
Ahoutnercy St
Freeport
Armistice talks and envoy delays at St Petersburg
Report from St Petersburg notes narrow paths toward armistice depend on the appointment and meeting timetable of the powers. Talks stall as both sides demand the other reveal intention first while officers press forward with offensives. Foreign minister consultations in Washington proceed only in writing and rumors swirl about retirements and potential successors.
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Oach
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Washington
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Count Camsdortt
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Thussian
Aain Hassinder
Tome
Mel DY Tawalsky
Copenhagen
Probehie
Witch
Polish strike turns political as Warsaw unrest deepens
Censored dispatches from Lada report heavy fighting between military and workers in Warsaw. Barricades block thoroughfares as troops fire on resisting strikers. Casualties feared high as authorities fear restoring order will require heavy sacrifice. The 2A cennelline advices suggest the strike has become a broad political protest.
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Pola
Lada
Fst
Eld
Consumption's Warning and Polish Political Turmoil
An 1890s style advertisement touts Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for consumption, claiming early warnings appear as a cough and lung weakness with trials of 25 cent bottles. The text shifts to unrest in Warsaw with strikes, police tensions, and a Polish nonconfrontational stance on Russification, detailing government aims to fuse Polish administration with Russian governance while preserving Polish language and culture.
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Okriey
Mirreh
Polate
Politie
Russia
German Turners Applauded At North American Gymnastic Festival
Indianapolis June 24 crowds cheered the German Turners finishing flying exercises at the North American Gymnastic Festival on the state fair grounds. Twenty young women from the Central Turnverein of Detroit shared honors in applause with Turners from abroad. Chicago Rodaler Trimverein and Bloomington participants also received praise for their model exercises and precision in various apparatus events.
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Germany
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Turnverein
Ditteburs
Sea
Apphause
Rodaler Trimverein
Chicago
Sinfecu
Bloomington
Elavi
St. Louis
Granger Brainard Shot by Neighbor on Dead Stretch Farm
A Baptist preacher Granger shot and killed on his farm near Florence. He hired two negro workers who slept on his premises amid feuds. The Dead Stretch district between Bay Bore and Zorls is described as unwelcoming to negroes.
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Wplorence Sivas Mrl
Th Granger
Gintush
Fiere
Graimeer
Bay Bore
Zorls
WILL FIGHT FOR SPEED Official Staff of the Lake Shore Argue for the Retention of the Flyer
Chicago dispatch reports Lake Shore executives, led by President Newman in New York, weighing whether to keep the eighteen hour Chicago to New York flyer. Officials argue the Mentor disaster proves a slow schedule riskier than the fast service, with travelers and business leaders urging retention.
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Keen Kutter Tools
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Urvezy Lake
Michigan
Claga
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Anole
Peteeun
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Dischargee Suspect John Carlson Sought in Wreck Case
Authorities pursue John Carlson alias George alias Frank George a discharged Lake Shore employee seen in Mentor the night of the wreck. He has a prison record for raiding the YMCA branch and threats against the rail line. Cleveland Toledo and Collinwood reports tie him to the incident and a switch misplacement blamed for the wreck. arrests expected within 48 hours as agents investigate. Secretary Hay departs Washington for his summer home at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire.
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Toledo
Collinwood
Mentor
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