ABORURGED TO FIGHT SOVIET MOVEMENT BY J W OGDEN
Montreal June 14 delegates from England and Canada press international labor unity to prevent war and curb Soviet influence. J W Ogden warns against dangerous international bodies and urges a real world labor federation led by workers in Britain and Canada to safeguard peace and raise living standards amid rising costs. Gompers frames league covenant as unifying tool for workers while warning US labor to back political program with moral support.
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J. W. Ogden
England
Montreal
International Organization of the World’s Union Workers
Ritish Trade Union Congress
American Federation of Labor
Ogden
Russia
Ogden Amusied
Bogland
Labor Party
Si Cashem
Cleveland
Intarna- Tank Bwitchmen's Union
United States
A. McClelland
Trades and Labor Congress of
Labor
Canada
N. W. Rowell
Privy Council
Bor
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Executive Council
Frank Morrison
Thetation
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Iveston
Texas
Washington
Pinchot Confirms New Candidate Will Run Race
Amos Pinchot announces a new party presidential candidate to rally Roosevelt Johnson and Ja Follene followers. Rumors link La Follette to a ticket while Harding campaign work moves forward. preconvention managers plan prompt, energetic actions before official nominations.
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Pinchot
Assassination of Albanian Leader in Paris
Paris report says Essad Pasha, former provisional Albanian president and head of the Albanian delegation, was assassinated in Paris today. An Albanian student fired three shots, two hitting him.
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Paris
Eprid Pashe
Paria
Albania
500000000 Harding Pictures To Be Ready For Distribution
Chicago June 14 The Republican drive for Harding’s presidency opened at national committee headquarters with Will H. Hays coordinating with Victor Heintz and others. The first 500 million photographs and autographs of candidates were prepared for release this week, chosen by the printer who won the contract to showcase his work.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
National Committee
Will H. Hays
Victor Heintz
Hays
Senator Harding
Reserve Officers Training Units to be Inspected
Washington June 14 The War Department announced that annual inspections of colleges and schools with Reserve Officer Training Units show military instruction markedly thorough and higher quality than before Inspections covered 2534 institutions The twenty colleges in the distinguished class included the University of Minnesota and the University of Wisconsin.
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Washington
War Department
University of “Minnesota
University of
Dempsey Accused of Strenuous Draft Enlistment Efforts
In San Francisco on June 14, testimony at Jack Dempsey's draft evasion trial disclosed that Lt. John F. Kennedy testified Dempsey urged him to aid Dempsey's release from exemption so he could enlist. Also notes a weather forecast for North Dakota with unsettled, cooler conditions tonight.
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San Francisco
Cal
William Harrison
Jack
Demiworld
Dempsey
United States
Mstrict
John F. Kennedy
Mississippi
Farmer Near Mallory Dies in Severe Storm
A farmer living near Mallory Minnesota died during a severe storm that swept the area. He was knocked down by a heavy wind or debris near his farm, and his death occurred as rescuers arrived. The incident also affected his wife and several children.
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Mallory
Minn
Malbury Dakota
Italian Alpine Troops Cleared Aviona Front
Rome June 1 dispatches say Italian Alpine troops cleared the Aviona front of Albanian insurgents after counter attacks. Residents fired from Aviona. over 1000 Mussulian Albanians were arrested and deported in reprisal. Tepeleni and Dukati garrisons capitulated. others retreated with prisoners taken.
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Rome
Aviona
Tepeleni
Dukati
Bubonic Plague Victim Dies in Tampico Mexico
Reports from Mexico City indicate a suspected bubonic plague death in Tampico, with earlier messages denying a confirmed outbreak. Guinea pig inoculation using serum from Peter Giardina preceded the animal's death, signaling a potential genuine case observed by officials preparing to curb spread.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Tampico
Excelsior
Pensacola
Fla
Peter Giardina
Jexperts
C. J. Williams
Federal Public Health
Two Miners Die as Boat Capsizes in Monongahela River
Berlin June 14 One hundred ninety three miners are believed to have perished after the steamer Vesta was driven by a windstorm into an explosion depot at Anina. The vessel carried Iain Lincoln Hodgson and two women, who were drowned when it overturned near Allenport, 65 miles southeast of Temesvar. Thirty six others were seriously injured.
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Berlin
Fayette City
Cap
Iain Lincoln Hodgson
Vesta
Anina
Monongamela River
Allenport
Telegraphic Briefs Mixed World News Report
Parie Albanian student head of Albanian delegation in Paris and former provisional president of Albania is assassinated. Berlin explosion at an area depot kills 193 miners. Paris Ukrainian acting with Polish troops occupy Odeena. Warsaw Poles evacuate Kiev. Philadelphia American golf team will not compete in the Olympics as only two of eight eligible members accept invites. Havana bomb at national theater injures several choir members and audience. Pensacola Florida person dies in local incident. Geneva suffrage association tentative meeting avoided in Paris.
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Philadelphia
Bolsheviki Press Into Kiev Region Across Dnieper
From Warsaw reports the Bolsheviki push into the Kiev district with more divisions than ever faced by Poles. Poles withdraw mass forces as Bolsheviki advance from the south past Budenny cavalry territory. Crossing the Dnieper near King proves difficult due to destroyed bridges. Heavy fighting erupts at multiple points as Bolsheviki regroup for recapture of Kiev near Drohgren.
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Warsaw
Kiev
Budenny
Dnieper
Drogrens
Grading Case Opens Over State Law In Fargo
Dr Ladd state grain inspector testifies in federal court in Fargo on merits of Farmers Grain Co of Embden versus state officials challenging the constitutionality of North Dakota grain grading law. Lawyers for the grain company and officials present. hearing expected to run multiple days.
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Herald
Fargo
M. D
Dr. Ladd
Wittens
Farmers’ Grain Company
Embden
Case County
Sveinbjorn Zohneen
Grand Forkn
Grain Company
Albert EB. Sheets, Jr
Nuchola
Mundan
C. G. ‘Owen
Williston
William Lemke
Beth Richardson
C. F. Amidon
Th Cane
Lemke
Richardson
Todd
St. Paul
Fudge Amidon
Ladd
William Langer
North Dakota
North
Kota
Chambers of Commerce
Four European Cabinets Resign Amid Peace Terms Strain
Four cabinets in Europe the Italian Polish Hungarian and Austrian quit recently amid economic anxieties and public unrest over peace term sacrifices. A French diplomat said resignations reflect difficulty in reconciling defeated peoples with postwar terms and sacrifices. In Upper Lake California Reverend James Allen boxed four rounds to a draw with Fred Fuller at a charity event, with John Thompson as timekeeper and receipts totaling $75.
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Boxer
Upper Lake
Cal
James Allen
Fred Fuller
John Thompson
Plot to socialise the schools targets university faculty
The article reports on George A Totten backed by the Socialistisch state administration moving to purge Socialist-leaning faculty at a university. Dean Vernon P Squires is named for dismissal after a bankers association address. Totten criticizes Squires and notes antiwar and anti banker sentiments as motivators in broader faculty reshaping plans.
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George A. Totten
Vernon P. Squires
Liberal Arts Department
Squires
Tate Bankers' Association
Totten
Dean Squires
Grand Forks
John, Boates
Belahev
Harding campaign under way after nomination
Chicago June 14 campaign managers for Warren G Harding said no time would be lost in launching the campaign after his nomination as Republican presidential candidate. Officials expect rapid action to present Harding’s merits to voters, with preparations and committee reshuffling underway.
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Amos Pinchot
Committee of Forty-Eight
LaFollette
Warren G. Harding
Pinechot
Roosevelt
Johnson
Ja- Follene
la ¥Ol- Jelte
Committee of Forty
Harry M. Daughtery
Hardingegan
National Committee
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Collidge Fare
Ohio
Yeesterday
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
Will Hays
Hays
Paul Howland
Louisiana
Alabama
Teags
Senate Committee
Kenyon
National Woman's Party
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Vermont
Sona
Harding Lem
Washington
Serra
Berna
Onator
Smoot Johnson
California
Meo
Harding Meets With Approval Of Frenchmen
Paris dispatch notes mixed French reaction to the Chicago Republican convention. Editors laud the party machine while weighing the platform including Panama and wood pulp issues. Harding is praised as upright and kind, with respectful ties to Myron T. Herrick, former U S ambassador to France.
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Chicago
Pertings
Echo de Maris
Republican Party
Pertinax
Panama
Harding
Senate
Versailles
The
Journal
Hiram Johnson
France
Moe
Mr. Harding
Myron T. Herrick
United States
Irrigation Experiment Planned by J I Zacher North of New Lemark
Bismarck June 14 An irrigation experiment is to be conducted by J I Zacher a farmer living about twelve miles north of New Lemark. He has installed a centrifugal pump linked to a small farm tractor and flooded twenty five acres of parched soil taking water from Antelope Creek. He aims to create a six inch water stream to water corn and alfalfa fields and has bankers and Grant county farmers backing the venture. If successful he plans to expand to produce a sure crop of wheat corn alfalfa and vegetables with, in the coming years, a larger pump and a 100 acre irrigation program next season.
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Bismarck
J. I. Zacher
New Lemaix
Norikota
Grant County
Zacher
Zacher Vigurea
Harding Nomination Prompts Editorial on League and Peace
Paris notes a Temps editorial praising Senator Warren G. Harding for the Republican nomination at Chicago and citing platform lines on the League of Nations. It highlights The Hague jurist meeting and hopes for a basis for U S European peace partnership, while stressing France bears great responsibility for peace. Washington issues warning on German enemy stock transfers and property custodian Branca P.Garvan cites risk to companies and transfer agents.
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Temps
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
United States
Chicago
League of Nations
Inter National Commission of Jurists
the Hague
Court of International Justice
el Hy Root
Europe
France
Washington
Germany
Caaoa
Branca P. Garvan
Allon Property
Caid
Order Restored in Triest Report
London dispatch says order has been restored at Triest after demonstrations Friday night as a patch to the London Times. It notes soldiers in the demonstrations and rioting numbered about two hundred. Sixty are now reported as Tolesini. Twenty five hundred Arditi were embarked from Milan for Albania on Saturday, though the others refused to load munitions destined for Albania.
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Triest
London Times
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Tolesini
Arditi
Milan
Albania
Fothers
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