Harding Defends Labor Over Capital in Helena Speech
President Harding, during a Montana stop, declares himself a steadfast defender of organized labor against capitalists aiming to undermine it. He urges religious sincerity, promotes higher wages, criticizes Bolshevism, and says he will not support plans to nationalize industries while appealing to labor strength cradle at I W W movement. He also notes reception in Helena and prior Butte turnout.
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Helena
Mont
Middle West
West
Harding
Republican Party
Russia
Butte
America
Labor Congress Rejects Royal Powers Move
London reports that a Labor party resolution to strip royal family from the constitution failed by a large majority. George Lansbury urged the party to drop royalty as material to workers, claiming kings and queens are ordinary people who talk like others, albeit a bit worse.
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London
Labor Party
George Lunabury
Mr. Lansbury
Premier Poincare Answers the Pope at Rome
Premier Poincare of France told the pope he sought temporal and spiritual powers to ensure France would continue coercive measures against Germany. The audience sparked cheers as the assembly voted 807,000,000 francs credit for the Rubin occupation.
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Premier Poincare
France
Rome
Paris
Poincare
Aeonte
Germany
Vetate
Seven Germans Sentenced to Death by French Court Martial
Seven German saboteurs were condemned to death by a French court martial for sabotage at Mainz in June. One man received penal servitude for life including another for five years. Names mentioned include Sasse, Maurer, Gruer, Schneider, and Dryer among the condemned.
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Runn
Mayence
Hhe
En Wei i Sasse
Maurer
Gruer Eine Schneider
Dryer
Freich Occupation of Ruhr II Extended at Mayence Coblenz
The report notes French occupation extending along the eastern edge of the Mayence bridgehead to Langen on the Barnstadt Frankfort railroad eight miles south of Frankort and to Eschborn on the Clarkfort Kromberg line seven and a half miles away. Porters encounter unclear names and remnants of captions amid damaged text.
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Freich
Ruhr II
Mayence Coblenz
Mayence
Langen
Barnstadt-Frankfort
Frankort
Eschborn
Clarkfort-Kromberg
Government to seize liquor ships under new policy
Washington officials at a June conference said the Treasury plans to seize foreign ships that bring liquor into U S waters and arrest captains. A forthcoming notice will be served on steamship lines, with a potential set date for enforcing the policy. Ships can be held only if bonds equal to twice their value are posted, and sale at auction follows a guilty verdict.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Department
Supreme Court
Gilbert
Belgians Kill Four Germans After Orders Ignored
Belgian sentinels fatally wounded four Germans and hurt three others at Bver, Germany, on June 27. Belgian authorities say the killings followed violations of orders by the victims, with all affected individuals placed in custody.
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Germany
No Seizure of Ships Says Melton Londos
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Melton reportedly denied rumors that the United States planned to seize ships carrying aquar into American waters calling the report a pure invention.
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Melton Londos
Andrew W. Melton
Stayer Killed by Motorcycle of the Man He Slew
Freeport TL June 80 Clarence Hrueh of the Freeport police shot and killed while arresting an unidentified tramp at the Imola Central depot. The escape attempt ended when the tramp crashed the officer's motorcycle and broke his neck.
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Stayer
Freeport
Clarence Hrueh
Freeport Po- Nce
Imola
Reserve Board Notes Heavy General Business Activity
The Federal Reserve Board reviewed a summary of general business and financial conditions and pointed out that production and shipment of general merchandise and manufacture during May and the first half of June remained heavy.
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Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Workforce Cut In Detroit Auto Plants Weekly
Four thousand two hundred eighteen workers were laid off in Detroit automotive factories during the week ending June 4. The total employed in factories in Detroit stands at twenty million, with a note of adjusted figures and labor shifts impacting production.
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Detroit
Mich
Liquor Schooner Seized at Hampton Bay by Officers
Riverhead New York officers intercept a liquor smuggling operation aboard a schooner, seizing approximately 400 cases. Three men were arrested with the crew, and police report a covetous haul at Hampton Bay.
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Riverhead
Hampton Baya By
AptaLa
Daugherty Moves to Dismiss Coal Strike Indictments
Attorney General Daugherty urged dismissal of 327 criminal conspiracy indictments tied to the 1921 coal strike, with Judge A B Anderson granting the nolle prosequi. He said a conviction could not be obtained though actions at joint operator miner meetings showed conspiracy, and he argued to aid legitimate business. John L. Lewis and several operators were among those freed.
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Tableiopolis
Fnd
Outciale
Milters
A. B. Anderson
Harry M. Daugherty
United States Attorney General
Nolle Projects
Daigherty
Sherman c
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Albert M. Ferguson
John Chesterfield
Walter M. Tally
Leviathan Liner to Carry Medicinal Liquor on Maiden Voyage
New York reports the giant liner Leviathan will have a substantial stock of liquor in its medical cabinet for its maiden July 4 voyage as a U. S. passenger vessel. The permit, issued by Dr. B. K. Sprague of the Public Health Service, did not disclose the amount. Other American-flag ships have applied for similar permits for medicinal liquor storage.
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New York
Leviathan
United States
B. K. Sprague
United States Public Health Service
U S Not Trying to Excel Britain's Airship Total
Washington June 28 The United States government has no intention of trying to surpass Britain in air power. Secretary of War Weeks made the remark after questions about Prime Minister Baldwin’s plan to raise Britain’s air force from eighteen to fifty two squadrons.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Ite
War Weeks
Baldwin
Britain Rejects Twelve-Mile Search for Aquor Skins
London June 20 Great Britain will not agree to allow the United States to search foreign skins for Aquor within twelve miles of the American shore. The statement appeared in House of Lords by Marquis Curzon, the foreign secretary, amid debate on American seizures of ship Aquor.
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Britain
London
Great Britain
United States
Florda
Marquis Curzon
Orders Assigned I G Car Regulation Dropped
Washington June 27 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the abortion of the assigned car rule after years of protest by railroads. The ruling aims to ensure coal supply for own use during mine strikes and shortages and concludes a two year inquiry begun by the commission.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Crurminision
Bumble Bee Causes car wreck injuring woman near Elkton
A bumble bee entered a car on the Elkton road near Carne Wisconsin and frightened a child. The insect caused Mrs Lilian Bally to lose control and the vehicle crashed injuring her. The driver Mine Tear! Murgden of Juncaville attempted to steer away as the bee struck.
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Lake Geneva
Wik
Lilian Bally
Elkton
Carne
Wis
Ghd
Murgden
Juncaville
Altel
Army Officer Slain by Wife in Alabama Camp Scene
Lieutenant James C. Richner was shot and killed by his wife and is held in Cat houn County Jail after a quarrel at Camp McClellan. Government clerks were discharged. Washington reported that four hundred devices were dismissed as not mentioned in the news due to expiration of the fiscal year.
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U. S. Army
Slab
Annixton
Alu
James C. Richner
Cathoun County
Camp McClellan
Washington
Last Yank to Return From Rhine Service
Lowa P. van der Helde of Chicago arrives home after overseas duty. He resumes the work left four months ago to help Uncle Sam as a machinist. He married a German Red Cross nurse and is noted as the last American soldier to return from overseas service.
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Lowa P. van der Helde
Chicago
Rhine
Sim
van der Telde
Red Cross
Heiress Gloria Gould Engaged to Henry Bishop Jr
GlOR of New York Miss Gloria Gould heir to a great fortune, engaged to Henry A Bishop Jr of Bridgeport. She is noted as a popular figure among the younger set and a noted tumbler dancer.
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Gloria Gould
America
Henry 4. Bishop
Gould
MY. Dlakop
Henry A
Bridgeport
Coxn
Youve Got Him Conquer the World and the Devil Surrender
A garbled line appears to mix a bold claim of victory with a taunting line about conquest and surrender. Names, places, or clear actions are unreadable, leaving only a defeated tone and scattered phrases.
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Bogton Byoning
Cransertyt
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