Walsh Would Demand Probe of Coal Prices
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts calls for a Congressional investigation into coal price increases tied to the Hoover price fixing agreement. He would seek indictments of bituminous coal operators if price reductions are not secured after talks with Senator Borah and the commerce secretary.
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Washington
Walsh
Massachusetts
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Lador Committee
Moorer
Boral
Commerce Mgsretary
Walah
Cononiracy
Hallinglaget closes meet with halling celebration
Hallinglaget meets in Devils Lake North Dakota with 560 former Hallindale residents and families in attendance from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota. E. E Grasswick and Gronna honored in resolutions. Ole Nelson editor L Bjella treasurer reelected. Congress member C B Wurtness main speaker on agriculture war finance grain grades and interstate commerce. A motion picture trip to Norway to close the convention.
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Herald
Devils Lake
N. D
Ring &T
Hallingtex Cing
Lator Gronna
Senate
Halling Inget
E. E B. Grasswick
Valley City
Ole Nelson
Grand Forks
L. Bjella
Bemidji
Knute Lakagard
Canton
T. L. Quarve
Feswenden
Hallindale
Norway
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
C. B. Wurtness
Hallinglaget
Conesa
American Woman Held in Vienna
Geneva Paddleford, claiming to be a wealthy California husband’s wife, is under arrest in Vienna over multiple fraudulent operations that duped firms in Lucerne Paris and Vienna. Authorities seized eleven trunks of costly furs and two silver vases from the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Newark, tying her to a sensational legal saga connected to Dr. George E. Paddleford of Hollywood and past divorce cases.
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Vienna
Genevieve Paddleford
California
Lucerne
Paria
Ritz-Carlton
Newark
Los Angeles
Cal
George E. Paddleford
Hollywood
J. L. Doheny
Gould
Mra. B. F. Teat
Mra. Biennars Mckinney
Toomey
Paddleford
Paddlefords
Idieford
Mallory Wins English Tennis Title in London
American tennis champion Molla Mallory defeats English star Mia Beam to win the English women’s singles title in London. Mallory, the North London champion, posted a 6-4 victory after a strong performance that highlighted her top form.
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Molla Mallory
London
Asabychied Press
Mots
Mallory
Miia
Mia. Beam
Grain prices and weather notes from Granville fair day
Fragmentary OCR text references Granville on June 16 with vague notes about weather and gear. Mentions likely dates and local context but no clear events or named entities to confirm details.
Bankers Urge Small Loan to Stabilize Germany
Paris dispatch reports an international commission’s draft plan noting a large loan to Germany cannot be recommended now. A smaller loan may be considered to prevent a final collapse, with discussions to continue as needs arise and arrangements possible later.
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Paris
Jung
Bnal
Als ‘Ed
Raparationa Commission
Germany
Superior Rooming House Proprietor Shot By Stranger
Vincent Miller proprietor of a Superior Wisconsin rooming house on Tower avenue was shot in the leg by a stranger known as Mike. The assailant entered after failing to secure a room then fired into the ceiling and kitchen before fleeing as Miller collapsed. Mrs Miller was asleep in the bedroom at the time. The motive and exact whereabouts of the suspect remain unknown.
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Wis
Vincent Miller
Tower Avenue
Mike
Eded
Mililler
Guardsmen Arrive at Devils Lake for Annual Camp
Devils Lake N D June 10 about seventeen companies of the North Dakota National Guard totaling around 1800 men arrive today to spend the next two weeks encamped at the Rock Island site on the lake shore Regular army officers and National Guard officers also arrived Friday Major Sorenon of Bismarck will command the entire encampment
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Devils Lake
N. D
N. Dational Guard
Rock Taland
National Guard
Sorennon
Bismarck
Cabinet wedding day for Harding cabinet members
On June 10 1920 the first cabinet wedding of the Harding era is reported with the ceremony at Bethlehem Chapel Episcopal Cathedral Saints Peter and Paul. A reception at the Pan American Building will follow, with cabinet members and guests present. The piece also notes Republican party activities ahead of the governor race.
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Uahington
Harding Aa
New York
Bethlehem Chapel
Episcopal Cathedral
Saints Peter and
Psut
Ana
Pan-American Building
BTR Sessiaeaty
Ana Aera
Iardine
Gers “Arpe
Settlement Near On Irish Blue Anglio-Irish Treaty
London reports optimism after a British signing meeting as Arthur Griffith would meet Prime Minister Lloyd George, with a likely settlement on the Irish constitution issues. Ulster tensions ease and Sinn Fein activity continues amid Dublin leadership signals. Belfast unrest includes house attack, lamp extinguishing, and fires in Alfred Street linen district.
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London
Associated Press
Arthur Grifth
Dall Eireann
Minist
Lloyd George Thas
Churchill
House of Commons
Ulster
East
Michael Collins
Dublin
Belfast
Associated
Sinn
Alfred Street
Linen Firma
Prince of Monaco Undergoes Second Operation in Year
The Prince of Monaco was successfully operated on for an intestinal malady at a private clinic today. Doctors report improvement but express concern over his advanced age and the recurrence after a previous procedure within the last year.
Severe storm damages across Minnesota and nearby states
June 10 reports from Minneapolis and surrounding areas describe extensive storm damage totaling about 100000 dollars. Five hundred utility workers fought to restore street railway, telephone, and electric service after a night of high wind lightning and rain. Rainfall reached 1.56 inches in Minneapolis with widespread northwest impact. Other towns including Fay Claire Berlin Cumberland and St Cloud also report wind hail and flood damage to crops farms and lines.
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Minneapolis
St. Lor
Weather Bureau
Montan
Roney
Fay Claire
Wis
Cumberland
Hall
Wight
St. Cloud
Minn
Minnesota
Paynesville
Richmond
Thi City
Ilmar Prim Wins Legion Marathon in Philadelphia
Timar Prim of New York running unattached won the American Legion marathon from Fort Villanova to City Hall plaza, covering 12 1 4 miles in 1 hour 11 minutes 65 seconds. He finished about a mile ahead of the second man, earning the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin trophy.
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Philadelphia
Timar Prim
New York
American Legion
Fort Villanova
City Hall Plaza
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Econa
Disorders in Indiana coal field erupt in unrest
In Terre Haute Indiana serious disturbances broke out at the Riley coal mine and Kern Coal company mines near the city. About a hundred men reportedly formed for a march to the Riley mine while a party of twenty attacked the Kern mine, overturning cars and injuring a worker. Virgil Hetkins was seriously injured. Authorities mobilized a posse and moved toward the scene as mines that had been idle since a union suspension resume operations to supply local trade.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Riley
Kern Coal Company
Here
Todaing
Kern Heerenga
Oinjaniog
Wolfe
Virgil Hetkina
Kern
Union Minem
15000 Stake Claims In Biggest Diamond Rush In South Africa
Capetown, South Africa June 3 By the Associated Press the biggest rush in South Africa’s diamond diggings occurred at Mosesbury 60 miles from Kimberley when about 15000 diggers pegged out their claims. The start line stretched four miles and diggers carried four pegs to their chosen spots with no casualties amid the excitement.
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Capetown
South Africa
Associated Press
Mosesbury
Kimberley
Union
Rhodesia
Hearings on piece work continue for railroad labor Board
In Chicago on June 10 the United States railroad labor board resumed hearings on piece work claims. B M Jewell of the AFL railroad department pressed the case as wage reductions loom and a strike ballot goes to workers whose pay was cut. A board decision may come before July 1, the tentative strike date.
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Chicago
New York Central
United States Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Death Takes J. F. Montgomery
Dallas church and business circles mourn J F Montgomery co operative market pioneer dies at Mount Pleasant after a long illness. Montgomery was a key figure in establishing the cooperative market plan in the area.
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Dallas
Texas
Jlef F. Montgomery
Mount Pleasant
World Wheat Stocks to Be Low by July
An analysis warns world wheat stocks will be light by July. Argentina and Australia face smaller crops while Canada Canada and other regions hold limited bar stocks. With Russia out of the export trade, North America remains in a relatively strong supply position.
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Washington
Lowee Garas
On Com Sound
Macros
Argentine
Australis
Canada
International
India
Russia
Grain Growers Market Plan Declared Safe
Washington June 10. An organization by the U S Grain Growers Inc with a Chicago millonaire and a sales department was detailed before a Senate committee investigating the United States Grain Dealers Association. The plan envisions selling members grain through a Chicago board of trade financed partnership to liquidate debts and expand membership while maintaining parent control and future profits.
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Washington
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Chicago
United States Grain Growers Wales Department
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board ‘of ‘Trade
sSales
Ins
Mr. Mason
William G. Eckhardt
de Kalb, Jr
Eckhardt
Canadian West to See Bumper Crop Year Says Grain Exchange
Winnipeg grain exchange predicts a big year for Canadian West crops with excellent prospects as harvest nears. Traders approve a $300,000 expansion to the Winnipeg Grain Exchange building, extending it to ten stories to match a nearby extension and reflect Winnipeg's growing role as a major grain center.
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Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
The
Grain Exchange
Navy Bills Rise by 294 Million in Senate Report
Washington June 10 The annual naval appropriation totals 294,235,000, a net increase of 42,365,000 over the house bill but 191,251,006 less than requested by the navy department. The committee notes major increases in building pay and vessel construction while proposing reductions in enlisted personnel and Marine Corps. The bill would total 426,486,000 for the year with aviation funded at 14,703,000 and Army air service at 15,000,000.
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Washington
Senate and
House
Jean
Navy Department
Agreemant
Tarim Bi
Poindexter
Republican
King
Utah
Marine Corps
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Ancreasen
Congress
Lee Bill
Mir
Naval Warfare
Army Air Service
Great Britain
Brance
Japan
General Lucio Blanco Slain in Laredo Knife Plot Suspected
In Laredo Texas General Lucio Blanco and two companions were killed by knife wounds. Mexican authorities refused to allow burial transport to San Antonio and ordered immediate interment. Relatives rushed to Laredo after word of the deaths. Officials say bodies were decomposed and buried. warrants issued for arrests.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lucio Blanco
Neuvo Laredo
Laredo
Blanco
Aurelio Martines
Blind veteran guided by janitor in city scene
A blind veteran asks for directions near a wounded soldiers institute. A janitor guides him toward the correct section, arguing with a senator under an archway. The chaotic exchange shows confusion and concern amid a tense courtyard scene. Firemen compete as Duluth welcomes 406 visitors arriving by steamer Octerara.
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Paris
Associated Tress
Marshal Foch
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G. F. Man
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Bigaiah
Mars
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Qotort
Phiatelphia
Regu
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Snr
Wey Ory
Inchat
Han Ithey
Lloyd George
Griffith
Neosess
Ubey
Ape ‘Archibald
Howbrook
Prince OF Monaco
Great Bay
Berlin
Hanna
Green Lake County
Ilmar Prim
Legion
Rome
BY Morris
Indiana
Death Takes
J. F. Montgomery
Mason
Millionaire
Canadian
HL Phillips Oppenhein
Greaory
Mr. David
Wil Apheer Wurtally
Evening Herald Mrnd
Bimmday Wight
NAVY
Fuch
Duluth
Dunuth
Duluth Wan
Fretiy
Pennsylvanis
Ontario
Octerara
Visitere
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