Esthonians deny Petrograd capture reports
The Esthonian press bureau in Copenhagen states Petrograd has not fallen. Bolshevik counterattacks west and northwest of Gatschina are repulsed by Esthonians, with the battle ongoing and no decisive results. Esthonian headquarters deny Finnish forces advancing on Petrograd from the north. West of Luga, Esthonian northern corps fend off attacks as forces push toward Kreutzburg.
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Coperhagen
Petrograd
Esthonian
Gatschina
Esthonien
Orth
Luga
Kreutzburg
Proclamation Bans Strikes in Rhenish Republic
Berlin reports a Frankfort Gazette publication of General Mangin’s proclamation forbidding strikes in the free republic and threatening punishment. Rhinelanders have debated their fatherland’s interests for six months as occupation continues.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Mangin
Fragmented text hints at political unrest in empire
The passage notes a disturbance to public order as a faction seeks self rule within the German empire The text alleges they have formed a republic and demand the right to vote while claiming nonviolent methods But the overall context is obscured by garbled OCR text and incomplete phrases
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German Empire
United States Obligations in League Covenant Discussed
The semi annual meeting of the faculty of political science at Columbia University heard talks on the United States obligations under the League covenant. Speakers included Senator Key Pittman George Wharton Pepper Senator William E Borah and Congressman Herbert C Pell Jr. Also present were Mitchell Palmen attorney general George W Wickersham and Abram I Elkus ambassador to Turkey.
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Actst Zork
Sune S
United States
League of Batons
Welacity of Political Science
Columbia University
Key Pittman
Nevada
George Wharton Pepper
William E. Borah
Herbert C. Pell
Mitchell Palmen
George W. Wickersham
Abram I. Elkus
Turkey
Dinner Honors Dr. Hprtacio Pessoa and Brazil President Elect
A large dinner was held tonight to honor Dr. Hprtacio Pessoa, president-elect of Brazil. In Minnesota, the annual Minnesota G A R encampment opened at the old state capitol in St. Paul with Governor Burnquist and Mayor Hodgson welcoming veterans. BE Adams of Lincoln Nebraska, commander in chief of the G A R, was the principal speaker scheduled to address the encampment later.
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Gil
Hprtacio Pessoa
Brasil
Minnesota G. A. R
St. Paul
Minn
Old State Capitol
Burnquist
Hodgson
BE. Adams
Lincoln
Neb
Massacre in Cheam-ni Church Sparks Korean Outrage
Reports confirm Japanese troops killed or wounded Koreans in Cheam-ni after burning the church and surrounding homes. Investigators from British and American consulates, plus missionaries, describe rifle, sword, and bayonet attacks on Christian villagers, with further burnings across several nearby communities.
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Tapaness
Ol Giere
Cheam-ni
Korea
Seoul
Baochung
Associated Press
Cheam: Nl
Raymond
Courtice
Underwood
Royds
Herron Smith
Methodist Church
Mr. Underwood
Mises Onhe
Soochun
Stacy L. Roberts
Pyong Yong
Tyung-Ju
Women Enter Dipsea Cross Country Race in San Francisco
San Francisco on June 6 reports that about two hundred young women will start in the second annual Dipsea over country race on Sunday under the San Francisco Call and Post. The seven mile course runs over rural roads with hills, demanding rigorous training. Marin county terrain hosts the race, with entrants observed in woolen shirts and khaki breeches during practice. Last year’s winner was Miss Aurickman in one hour eighteen minutes and forty-eight seconds.
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San Francisco
Cal
Mies Aur
Ickman
Harvest In Kansas May Start Today
A Kansas wheat harvest forecast spans several counties with 500,000 bushels expected to start today and extend into tomorrow in the southern belt. Officials predict a record crop, with nearly 700,000 acres planted and prospects the best ever, potentially yielding substantial economic impact statewide.
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Kan
J.C
Apetate Board of Agriculture
Board of Agricultural
Unite Sataes
Kansas
Réno
Thestate Labor Department
Remarked Labor Disputes Prompt Conference on Wages
A fragmented report notes ongoing labor discussions from the prior year involving wage talks, employer groups, and worker representatives. It mentions contests over pay scales, union involvement, and proposed adjustments, with references to labor organizations and boards.
Public labor council meeting drawn into dispute in Seattle
Seattle reports show June Janes threatening to block Central Labor Council permission for a public Gasals event on June 7. James, secretary of the labor council, cites Red control and claims the body is not charitable or patriotic, accusing it of mercenary influence. Whiskey auction in Louisville nets $7,000 tax free for personal use. Remegio arrives in Honolulu to oversee Philippines interests.
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Wash
June Janes
Mooney
Central Labor Councl
James
Sear
Central Labor Counci
Louisville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
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Aled Alp
Auetricks Belair
Independence Movement
Min Hun
Staal. Org
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Remegio
Honolulu
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B. Mail
P. Remoegio
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Americas
Hawaii
Ishorer Itly
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Grand Forks Tire & Supply CO
C. R. Colosky
Manuel Taxpahl Bros
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