Harding Defends Organized Labor in Helena Speech
President Harding declared himself a staunch defender of organized labor against capitalist attempts to break it down. He urged revival of religious sincerity, supported American worker standards, and condemned Bolshevism while rebuking capitalist efforts to use the Republican party against labor. He spoke in Helena after earlier remarks in Butte to broad audiences, describing a clash between capital and labor.
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Helena
Mont
Middle West
West
Harding
Russia
Butte
America
Lne
British Labor Upholds King and Queen at Congress
London reports a Labor party congress vote against retaining the royal family as a constitutional necessity. George Lansbury stated royalty is immaterial now and that after dining with royalty he finds them ordinary folks who speak much like everyone else, though a notch worse.
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London
Labor
George Lansbury
Langbury
Premier Poincare Answers the Pope in Rome
Premier Poincare told the senate that France would use coercive power until Germany yields and sought Ruhr occupation credits. The senate cheered and approved 807 million francs in credits to support measures.
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Poincare
France
Rome
Paris
Senate
Germany
Ruhr
Seven Germans sentenced by French court martial for sabotage
Seven Germans were condemned by a French court martial for sabotage in the Ruhr region. Four were sentenced to death, one to life penal servitude, and another to five years in prison. The condemned men named were Sagse Maurer Gru ber Hanme Schueider Dryer and Brey.
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Ruhr Meyence
Jund
Gerdigns
Erench
Herren Sagse
Maurer
Gruber
Hanme
Schueider
Dryer
Brey
French Occupation of Ruhr Extended to Mayence Bridgehead
Fragmentary report notes French occupation expanding along the eastern edge of the Mayence bridgehead to Langen and extending toward Bachborn and Frankfort Kronberg area. Distant mentions connect Barnstmidt Frankfort railway and a Frankfort line. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ruhr
Mayence Cobleng
Mayence
Langen
Barnstidt- Frankfort
Eigt
Brankort
Government Moves to Seize Rum Ships After Washington Conference
Treasury officials in Washington authorize seizing foreign steamers that bring liquor to American waters and arrest their captains. A deadline may be set for enforcement. protests loom as courts and diplomats challenge the policy's basis after the Volstead act ruling. Executives like Acting Secretary Gilbert preside. ships may be held with bonds equal to twice their value and sold if found guilty.
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Whellington
Treasury Department
Department
Ines
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Gilbert
Belgians Shoot Four Germans in Prison Guard Incident
Four German soldiers were shot and killed by Belgian sentinels at Bver Germany on June 27, with three others wounded. Belgian authorities say the shootings followed violations of orders by the victims.
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Germany
No Seizure of Ships, Says Secretary Mellon
London June 80 Andrew W Mellon the American secretary of the treasury says a report that the United States intended to seize ships carrying war into American waters is a pure invention.
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Mellon London
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasery
United States
Tramp Kills Officer Then Dies After Crash In Freeport
Freeport police officer Claveres Prueh was killed by an unidentified tramp at Illinois Central depot. The fleeing suspect, attempting to seize the officer's motorcycle, was struck by a curb and fatally injured, ending a brief confrontation.
Reserve Board Reports Heavy General Business Activity
Washington June 28 Federal Reserve Board issues a general business summary noting continued heavy production and shipments of general merchandise and manufacturing in May and the first half of June. In Detroit Michigan the auto industry laid off 4,218 workers in the week ending June 29, boosting unemployment figures in the sector to 228,018.
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Detroit
Seizure of Liquor Schooner in Riverhead Case
County authorities seized a liquor schooner and confiscated 400 cases of alcohol near Riverhead New York. Bavaro’s automobiles were seized as part of the operation. several armed men were arrested while the crew reportedly escaped.
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Riverhead
N. Yiu
Iqior
Bavaro
Strike cases nolle prosseed in 1922 coal strike indictments
Indianapolis June 29 United States attorney general Harry Daugherty moved to dismiss 127 coal operators union officials and 29 corporations in 1921 coal strike conspiracy indictments. Judge A B Anderson dismissed the cases saying no conviction could be obtained, while Daugherty noted some joint meeting conduct could still be conspiracy. John L Lewis among the dismissed defendants.
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Indianapolis
Ind
A. B. Anderson
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Gener
Welle
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Walbert M. Ferguson
John Chesterfield
Walter M. Tally
Last Yank to Return Louise Von der Ifelde Chicago
Louise Von der Ifelde of Chicago returns home after many months away to help Uncle Sam during the war. She married a German Red Cross nurse while in service and awaits the arrival of the last American solider home from overseas.
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Louise. von der Ifelde
Chicago
von der Uchle
Red Cross
Mele
Leviathan to Carry Medicinal Liquor on Maiden Voyage
New York June 29 The giant liner Leviathan will have a considerable stock of liquor in its medical cabinet for its maiden voyage as a United States passenger vessel sailing July 4. The permit was issued by Dr H K Sprague of the public health service. amount not disclosed. Other US-flag vessels have applied for permits to maintain liquor stores for medicinal purposes.
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New York
Leviathan
United States
H. K. Sprague
United States Public Health
U.S. not aiming to rival Britain's air force size
Secretary of War Weeks stated the United States has no intention of matching Great Britain in air force numbers. The remark follows Prime Minister Baldwin's plan to boost Britain's air strength from eighteen to fifty two squadrons, signaling an arms scale debate between the two nations.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
War Weeks
Pitme
Baldwin
Britain Won't Agree to Twelve Mile Limit
London June 2. Britain will not agree to a twelve mile limit allowing the United States to search foreign ships for liquor off the American shore. Marquis Curzon, foreign secretary, declared this in the House of Lords amid a debate on American gestures concerning ship liquor.
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Britain
London
Great Berltain
United States
Amercan
House of Lords
Marquis Curzon
Rail Assigned Car Rule Dropped in Coal Supply Ruling
Washington June 27 the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered abolition of the assigned car rule used during mine strikes to secure coal supplies for railroads. The ruling follows a two year investigation and ends railroad protests.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Comulzsion
Bumble Bee Causes Car Wreck Injuring Driver in Wisconsin
In Lake Geneva Wisconsin on June 20 a bumble bee allegedly caused a motor vehicle crash on the Bikton road near Como injuring Mrs Alan Bally. A frightened child clutched Pearl Marsden of Janiceville when the bee flew into the cat. The car veered into a bed.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Alan Bally
Bikton Road
Como
Wia
Army Officer Temes Stichier Shot by Wife in Alabama
Lieutenant Temes Stichier, commanding officer, was shot and killed by his wife at their Quimper McClellan quarters in Anniston Calhoun County Jail holds the suspect. The incident occurred on base property and authorities investigate the domestic tragedy between the couple.
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Anniston
Ala
Government Clarke Discharged Passes Amid Shakeup
In Washington on June 80 approximately four hundred clerks were laid off by various government departments due to the faltering fiscal year and budget adjustments. The move marks a broad personnel reduction across federal agencies.
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Clarke
Weahington
Heiress Gloria Gould and Henry Bishop Feature in Exclusive Photo
Exclusive photograph shows Miss Gloria Gould, noted American heiress, dancing with Henry A Bishop. Gould is among the era's most popular young social figures and an ascendant amateur dancer. Bishop is reportedly related to Munry A Bishop of Arlageport, Connecticut.
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Gloria Gould
America
Henry A. Bishop
Gould
Mr. Bishop
Tha On
Munry A
Arlageport
Conn
Youve Got Him Conquer the World and the Flesh
Fragmentary note recalls a boastful line about conquering the world and resisting surrender crediting an unnamed speaker. The text is garbled with stray punctuation and missing context, leaving the core claim only hinted and no verifiable event or dates.
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Tocton Livening Transcript
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