Indictments Return From Seizure Of Auto Ordnance Guns
United States authorities indict Colonel Marcellus H Thompson and the Auto Ordnance company along with seven others on conspiracy charges for shipping arms to Ireland. The seizure of 459 machine guns found in the coal bunkers of the Cosmopolitan Line freighter East Ride at Hoboken is cited, guns allegedly intended for Sinn Fein. Rorke released on $3,000 bail after admitting sale to unknown buyers. cases stem from a June seizure and January grand jury. An American, Bill Rendered, wins the Mexican derby in Mexico City amid a troubled era for the national race.
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Auto-Ordnance Company
Trenton
N. J
Marcellus’ H. Thompson
P: Ordnance Company of
New York
Grand Jury
Ireland
United States
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
Hoboken
Cosmopolitan
East Ride
Sinn Fein
Colt Company
Colt Patent Arms Company
Hartford
Mexico City
Bill Rendered
Eee
Davis
Wreckage Watched Ashore After Lancaster Loss
London reports debris has washed ashore from a shipwreck. The recovered items include the body of a lieutenant, two midshipmen, and eleven sailors, with the vessel's name and voyage details unclear due to the report's garbled OCR.
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London
Herald lands trio of sport writers for season coverage
A favorable contract brings three renowned sport writers to Herald readers. Walter Eckersall, former All-American quarterback at the University of Chicago, will cover foot and college sports. E Sanborn, veteran writer, expands the desk with authoritative copy. Ray Pearson adds insights into the Milarca circle and its exponents.
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University of Chicago
Lafayette club fire at Lake Minnetonka kills two women
In Minneapolis on June 19 the Lafayette club at Lake Minnetonka burned. Two women died and losses reached about 200 000 as firemen fought the blaze that left the two story frame building and two guest cottages destroyed. The club, a renowned social setting for Minneapolis society, housed 40 to 60 guests in nightgowns and pajamas as the fire swept through. Mrs Ma cons 70 and Mrs Koont were among the casualties, with a patron unable to escape. Firemen smashed doors and helped guests flee the flames, while investigators suspected a smoldering cigarette started the fire.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lafayette Club
Lake Minnetonka
Ma ‘Cons
Marin
Koont
Miles
Koi
Cham Te Ie Mather
Dalia
Nestos Urges Americanism at North Dakota Catholic Group
Mandan June 19 Governor R A Nestos addressed the convention of the North Dakota Catholic Societies urging Americanism. He noted he and most attendees were foreign born and urged upholding American standards while recalling youth ties. Officers to be elected later today. Most speakers used German language.
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Mandan
N. D
R. A. Nestos
Associat Catholic Societies
North Dako
Biss
Kitten Family Mothered by Boston Terrier in Montana
Great Falls Montana June 19 W T Johnson of this city has a Boston terrier that is caring for a litter of kittens after the mother was killed the terrier has become fierce guarding the brood and will allow no one to touch them except to feed them
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Great Falls
Mont
W. T. Johnnson
Efforts Mount to Arrest Slayer of Harvey
Washington reports that the American embassy in Mexico City and the Tampico consulate were instructed by the State Department to pursue the killer of Harvey, who is miles from Tampico. The Tampico consul only noted that Harvey company Tad: REpoe Rains by Sanetise. Western scenes include the Western International league vote in Ramopton Alberta.
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Washington
Mexico City
Tampico
State Department
Templesaid
Harvey Company
Crowe Ceel 2nd Mining Opens New Croweburg Mine
Pittsburgh Kans June 19 The Crowe Ceel 2nd Mining company opened its mine No 1 Croweburg with nearly forty men applying for jobs as the first ore is expected to be shipped. Mr Gray announced hiring efforts and local interest in the mine’s early operation.
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Pittsburgh
Kans
Crowe Ceel 2Nd Mining Company
Devils Lake Legion Meet to Decide Political Role for Veterans
Devils Lake North Dakota prepares for the North Dakota American Legion convention, June 20 to 22, with national figures Hanford MacNider and Kenesaw Mountain Landis scheduled to speak. Delegates will weigh whether Legion groups should engage in politics, including the Americanization plan, as fights loom over leadership, notably the Pasutant post held by Jack Williams of Fargo.
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Devils Lake
N. D
North Dakota Department
American Legion
Northwest
National Legion
Hanford MacNider
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Ptath- Pasutant
Jack Williams
Fargo
Tragic Palm Beach suitor kills self over awaiting age
North Palm Beach fisherman Charles J. 0 14, age 14, cut his throat last night after planning to marry a girl aged 12. He waited for her to reach 15 or 46 years, a note of uncertainty marked the report as the town cooled slightly and the day ended without further detail.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Bacauea
Charles J
North Palm Beach
Rail unions back labor board vote amid looming rail strike
In Cleveland on June 19 railroad union presidents telegrammed to attend Cincinnati talks with coal miners delegates. W S Carter and W G Lee cite conflicts. Warren Stone and others miss conference. By July 1 wage cuts of 136 million take effect and a national strike referendum may determine nationwide transportation war.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Raitlroad ‘Brotherhood
E.J. Manion
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Rail Miners Alliance
Cincinnati
W. S. Carter
Brothérhood of Firemen and Enginemen
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Johnson Denies Slate Charges in League Press
In a brief league press statement Attorney General Johnson denies allegations tied to a slate scheme. The remarks emphasize there is no truth to the stated charges and call for continued focus on league matters.
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Johnson
League
Grain Growers Plan Cooperative Selling In Midwest
Chicago on June 19 reports a new plan to have a joint Midwest farm bureau committee cooperate with the U S Grain Growers Inc to gain seats on the Chicago and Minneapolis grain exchanges and to sell directly to consumers Financing for a million dollars or more has been arranged including a $50000 note from B F Hales The effort follows tensions with the American Farm Bureau Federation and aims to start grain movement soon Chas E Gunnells elected treasurer of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Chicago
Midwest Farm Bureau
U. S. Grain Growers, Inc
Minneapolis
C. K. Gustafson
American Farm Bureau #Federation
Rain Crowers
Chas. E. Gunnells
American Farm Bureau Federation
De Valera Delays Statement on Irish Constitution
Eamon De Valera said he would not issue his expected statement today about the new Irish constitution. He noted he had only received the full official text this afternoon.
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de Valera
Dubin
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Resolution Advocates Passage of Two Big Measures
Washington June 19 Senate Republicans in conference adopted a resolution favoring final disposition of both the tariff bill and the soldiers bonus as unfinished business before any recess. McCumber failed to move the bonus ahead. many Republicans and some Democrats favored early disposition and may seek floor action. Debate anticipated to sharpen on tariff and possible bonus moves ahead of full floor votes.
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Washington
Senate Republicana
McCumber
Finance Committee
Senate
Johnson
California
Ta Follette
Wisconsin
Harding
Walsh
Massachusetts
Churches urge Harding to end miners strike
Washington report says the Commission on the Federal Council of Churches and affiliated bodies urged President Harding to call a national coal conference. They asked for a government investigation into the coal industry and to end the strike now before suffering widens to a national calamity.
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Harding
Washington
Pope
Federal Council of Church
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Eto
National Coal Confermi
Howell Nominated Minister to Egypt by Harding
Washington reports President Harding nominated Morton Howell of Otho to be the first American minister to Egypt. In Duluth Minnesota Sadie Jackson aged 35, a Black woman, is hospitalized after being shot five times by George Peace, 34, who was detained by police. Peace allegedly said he shot because she had chased him with a razor.
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Washington
J— Morton Howell
Otho
Harding
Egypt
Duluth
Minn
Sadie Jackson
George Peace
Peace
Governor Len Gill Will Offer No Evidence in Conspiracy Trial
Waukegan Illinois June 19 By The Associated Press Governor Len Gill will offer no evidence in his defense in the conspiracy trial and will rest on the prosecution's case. C C LeForgee announced in court today the defense would present only one or two documents and one motion this afternoon. The state had completed its cane minutes before the announcement and the defense had expected two to three weeks of preparation.
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Waukegan
Ill
Associated Press
Len 3Il
C. C. LeForgee
Which Do the Farmers Want A Farm Loan Bank or a Political Pie Counter
A fragmentary report questions whether North Dakota farmers favor a state farm loan bank or a political approach. The quoted appraisal humorously critiques loan qualifications under the Frazier administration and hints at election concerns in the primary.
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Bank of North Dakota
Frazier
North Dakota
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