General Strike Declared In Support Of Polish Revolt Fails
Warsaw reports deny any nationwide general strike in support of Pilsudski. Desertions rise as loyal troops flock to his banner. President Wojciechowski and officials hold Belvedere palace under Pilsudski’s protection. Proclamation labels Pilsudski outlaw and urges Poles to back the government. Civil groups move troops and supplies along the Vistula to base areas.
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Warsaw
Joseph Pilsdski
Lodz
Viisudaul
Iily
Pilaudski
Fogen
Witow
Pilgudaki
Warsow
Pilsudski
Knoll
Warsew
Darowski
Washington Briefs Report On Cuts And National Park Bill
The senate passed a bill to create Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky and send it to the house. A quarantine against sections of southeastern Mexico due to hoof and mouth disease is noted. President Coolidge is reported to have signed measures and announced a summer White House plan in the Adirondacks on Irwin Kirkwood’s estate.
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Senate
Mammoth Cave National Park
Kentucky
House
Department of Agriculture
Southeastern
Mexico
Coolidge
White House
The
Adirondacks
Irwin K. Kirkwe
Kansas City
Everett Sanders
Gecrétery
Bridgeport Leader in Bull Moose Movement Charged
A Bridgeport figure linked to the Bull Moose movement faced conspiracy and fraud charges as the government pursued action against multiple defendants including Attorney General Harry Daugherty. The case centers on alleged wrongdoing tied to wartime governance and political influence.
Plymouth blast kills five in coal mine accident
Five men trapped by a blast in a Plymouth coal mine were killed as rescue attempts followed a brutal explosion. Early reports identify the victims and note extensive safety checks are being reviewed by authorities.
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Ang
Plymouth
Senate Panel Backs Modified Dry Bill For Prohibition Law
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted to recommend passage of the modified dry bill, dropping DC police expansion and certain seizure provisions. Amendments require probable cause for warrants to search private dwellings and remove a clause that could cover personal consumption. Representative La Guardia released a letter about Hazelwood Brewing in Pittsburgh ahead of Mellon’s Pittsburgh meeting.
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Washington
Gomt
Treasury
Andrews
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Got
W. Va
District of Columbia Police
Italso
District of Columbia
Judiciary Committee
Plso
la Guardia
WN. Y
Money Is Allowed for Fight on Tuberculosis
Allotments to states of funds for cattle tuberculosis eradication from the $7W,UW emergency appropriation were announced as follows: Titinole, $150,000, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin, each $100,000, Massachusetts, $40,000, K n- Bas, $6.00). The remaining $155,000 is divided among eleven states. The money is available for use before July 1, when an appropriation of more than $4,000 for tuberculosis eradication becomes available.
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Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Beef Grading Scandal Targets Chicago Packing Firm
Federal grand jury indicts Chicago Packing Co and its president Igents Katz for destroying inspectors marks on beef. broader inquiry may reveal irregularities at Union Stock Yards. Indictments also name George Parmenter and John P. Tally, yard stool buyers, amid conspiracy charges to violate stockyard laws.
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Federal Grand Jury
Chicago Packing Company
Igents Katz
Union
George’ Parmenter
John P. Tally
Agusnat Oemle
Lucy
Gor
Gypsy King Anerton Dies at Red House Crossing Camp
East Springfield reports the death of Misse-Broye John alias Anerton, aged seventy five, a leading figure of one Gypsy tribe. He died of heart failure at his camp along Red House Crossing.
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East Springfield
Broye John
Anerton
Red House Crossing
Lincoln era girl friend obituary fragment in Worcester
Fragmentary obituary note from Worcester Massachusetts about a woman connected to Mrs William Lincoln, described as a Lincoln era figure of girlhood. The text is incomplete and identifies a daughter and place but lacks clear dates or full names.
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Lincoln
Worcester
Mass
William
Abraham Linncoln
Mrs Ella Hamlin Campaigning for Congress in Sec ond District
Mrs Ella Busknell Wardllh Dayven port Town announces candidacy for congress from the Sec ond district. Her platform is radical, opposing all women clubs and equal politics. She supports abolishing the League of Nations and the World court while favoring internal waterways development. Drs. Butth is a Jonesaltet.
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Ella Busknell Wardllh
Dayvenport
Town
Congress
Mien
Fin
Tom
United States
League of Nations
World Court
Drs. Butth
Jonealtet
President's Summer White House Located in Adirondacks Camp
A tentative site in the Adirondacks near Gabriuly New York is named as the summer White House. The camp sits amid pine and birch woods and is owned by Irwin Kirkwood, a city publisher.
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Tris
Washington
Ralhlaw
Gabriuly
Adirondacks
Irwin BR
Kirkwoot
Ikunungas
Obayo
Britain’s plan to end mine dispute amid strike talks
The government proposes compensation to mine workers and a phased return to work with subsidies to the industry. A three week timeline for a final wages board decision is outlined, with conditions linked to accepting government terms and potential arbitration.
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Britain
London
Rouge
Ritwiy
Uiol
Meinhard
Hamont
Blaine Commission
Tinish
Chounk
Orlin
Mbiork
Thas Pita
Ahd
Atlir Releviil
Tadtora
Evans Wil
CMC
Chiney
Corley
Soviet Engineers to Inspect U S Power Plants
A Soviet commission will tour North American hydroelectric facilities for several months. They will study the largest Canadian and American plants from coast to coast to aid the Dnieper project in Ukraine, a vast development with a planned 210,000 kilowatts capacity and 406,000 kilowatts irrigation and navigation components.
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U.S
Montreal
Quo
Hiydroelectric Elughieurs
Soviet Union
Dnieper
Ukring
Europe
Sietta
Emint
Americans Plan Atlantic Flight Bid From Newark
The Aeronautical Club of New Jersey announced a nonstop flight from Newark to an Atlantic destination. The attempt aims to showcase new air propulsion ideas and secure support from local officials and sponsors for a hazardous long voyage.
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Atlantic
Newark
Aerontudical Club of
New Jersey
Rene Weel
Mitchel
Hyde
Banker Sentenced to Prison in Embezzlement Case
A former bank official linked to a national scandal was convicted of embezzlement and sentenced to years in prison. The defendant, once connected to a large racketeering network, faced the Tonvenworth facility after a lengthy trial.
Robber Found Guilty in Stillwater Prison Sentence
A man from Anoki Minn Clarenge latuy at Dak Molinos was found guilty of robbing the Afioln National Jutte and sentenced to prison. The judge ordered confinement at Hale Prison in Stillwater.
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Anoki
Clarenge Latuy
Dak Molinos
Towa
Hale
Stillwater
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Boston
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Amundsen
North Pole
Alaska
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Cahptein Amundsen
Lincoln Elsworth
O. K
James Price
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Ottawa
la Salle County
Poppy
Buddy Poppy
Beverly Moffett
William A. Moffett
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Poland
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