General Strike Aids Polish Revolt Across Nation
Warsaw and Lodz report labor declares a general strike to back Gen. Pilsudski amid his seizure of power. Witos fled to Posen as government offices crumble. dead toll in Warsaw runs high, while troops and civilians mobilize to support the mutinous advance along the Vistula. Pilsudski issues a manifesto promising a restored state, seizing power from the Sejm, calling for general elections and administrative reform.
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Washington Briefs Reflect Budget Cuts and National Park Move
President Coolidge faces a required army budget cut of at least 100 million dollars with 250 million more in trimming before approval. Senate passes a bill to create Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky. An agricultural quarantine targets northeastern Mexico regions due to hoof and mouth disease. A murder case in the city from 1919 is referenced alongside Interior Department appropriation debates and a plan for a summer White House in the Adirondacks on Irwin Kirkwood property.
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King Dies in Connecticut Political Leader York John T King
York John T King a longtime Connecticut and national Republican figure tied to the Bull Moose and third party movements died in Bridgeport Connecticut as federal authorities prepared to bring him to trial on conspiracy charges alongside several others including Attorney General Harry Dawgh.
Fatal Fire Claims Five in Wilkes Barre Area
A tragic blaze in Wilkes Barre area kills five members of the Ignate family, including five young daughters, as flames consume a residence near Mr and Mrs Sale. Investigators are probing the cause of the fire.
Senate Judiciary Committee Backs Prohibition Bill Amendments
The Senate judiciary committee recommended passage of a dry bill with amendments to the national prohibition act. It omits a key provision authorizing DC police to operate in neighboring states and curbs on private dwellings search warrants. La Guardia disclosed a Treasury letter alleging Hazelwood Brewing Co. runs at full blast and beer flows from vats in Pittsburgh.
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Fight on Tuberculosis Gets Federal Funds for States
Emergency allocation details list Dimals, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin receiving $100,000 each, Massachusetts $40,000, Kansas $5,000, with $155,000 spread among eleven states. Funds usable before July 2 ahead of a larger appropriation over $3.5 million for eradication.
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Beef Grading Scandal Ties Chicago Packing to Yards
A federal grand jury indicted Chicago Packing Co and president Ignatz Katz for destroying inspectors marks on beef. Indictments claim conspiracy to violate the 1907 stock yards act. Co defendants include stock buyers George Pamentas and John Thellly, linked to alleged wholesale irregularities at Upton stock yards.
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Gypsy King Dies in East Springfield
Gypsy King Jahn, noted leader of a prominent tribe, died in East Springfield. Reports describe his passing after a long illness as tributes pour in from community members and local Gypsy organizations.
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Mrs Ella Hamlin Aira Seeks Congressional Seat
Mrs Ella Hamlin Aira Dia Bushnell Haimlh Dagen bork Towa announces candidacy for congress in the Second district. She advocates eliminating the tax and warns against women’s influence, attacking alliances between women and wealth while opposing the United States joining the League of Nations and the World Court. Mrs Smith is described as a journalist.
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Britain signals end of railway strike talks
Britain outlines government terms to end the railway dispute with wage and hours concessions. The plan offers a retrenchment of minimum pay rules, a three week deadline for wage review, and a potential longer hours option for miners, while seeking to limit job cuts and maintain operations.
Soviet Engineers to Inspect U S Plants on Hydro Project
Soviet engineers travel to Canada and the United States to study the Dalepor River dam on the Ukraina project. The plan, the largest European hydroelectric development, seeks extensive technical material and coordination with Canadian and American power grids. The Daleper project links a vast hydroelectric system with an inland pavilion and a potential $76,000,000 investment. It aims for 210,000 kilowatts capacity and an eventual maximum output of 485,000 horsepower.
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Wilcome
Banker Sentenced in National Bank Fraud Case
Former teller at the Augthn Mind National Bank pleaded guilty to misappropriation amounts totaling $24,000 and received a three year term at Leavenworth.
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Life sentence for bank robbery in Anoka Iowa case
In a case involving an Anoka bank robbery, the defendant pled and was sentenced to imprisonment. The incident occurred in the Anoka National area, with formal charges and the court imposing confinement in state prison.
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