Chicago race riot leaves two dead and many wounded
Federal investigators moved to Chicago after last night’s clash between whites and African Americans left two white men dead and scores wounded including a naval sailor. Authorities pursued Abyssinian Movement leaders, while sailors were rounded up and kept from the city as tense crowds gathered around the burning flag and the scene of the rioting.
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Chicago
Neace
Africa
Great Lakes Naval Station
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Justice
R. D. Jonas
Washington, D. C
Regiocn
Great Lakes
Jonas
Jeader
Folle
Langer challenges Townley in Edmore rally report
Independent Republican governor candidate William Langer addressed about 1 500 people at Edmore urging a public debate with A C Townley. He accused Townley of self perpetuation and criticized Townley banking policies linked to the Bank of North Dakota, drawing widespread anti Townley sentiment and strong local turnout.
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The
Herald
Edmore
Ramsey County
William Langer
A. C. Townley
Minnesota
Mr. Lanier
North Dakota
Farmera
Ihereby
Townley
Langer
Devils Lake
Bill Langer
League
Fargo Bank
Bank of North Dakota
Lanner
vMoinis
Lemke
Wood
George Graham
Fromison
Bank of Fargo
Eleventh Installment Radical Leadership Within the Nonpartisan League
The article contrasts North Dakota's Nonpartisan League rank and file farmers with its leaders who are described as Socialists and radicals. It cites figures like Walter Mills, Arthur LeSever, A. C. Townley, Spurgeon O'Dell, Bowen, Totten, and Walter Liggett, noting ties to Debs and Townley propaganda while asserting many prominent members are Socialists or allied with the League.
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Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Thomas Mills
Mills
Bismarck
Kate Richards
O'Hare
Arthur le Sever
League
LeSever
Minot
Peoples’ College
Fort Scott
Kansas
W. W
Chicago
William Haywood
T. W. W. Fame
A. C. Townley
Waa
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Golden Valley
Town-tion Spurgeon O'Dell
Loy
A. E. Bowen
Townley
Eugene Suite
V. Debs
Mr. O'Dell
George Totten
Dora
Hewe
Northwest
Roosevelt Open Letter Attacks Wasteful Government Methods
Washington June 21 Assistant Secretary Roosevelt in an open letter to Representative Ireland calls for a true general budget system consolidating appropriations and authorizing salaries. He urges executive heads to be given greater authority with responsibility while criticizing the current split between Congress committees that hampers department operations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Representative Ireland
Ieavy
Navy Department
Congress
Executive Branch
Sme
Navy
House
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Appropriations Committee
Mindanao Department Abolished in Philippines Reshaping Rule
Mindanao and Sulu department is discontinued as a special political division of the Philippine Islands. The interior secretary, via the Bureau of Non Christian Tribes, will handle duties from now on with headquarters at Zamboanga. Eight Mindanao provinces exist, two already elect governors, while the rest remain appointive.
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Manila
Department of Mindanao and Sulu
Philippine Islands
Bureau of Non-Christian Tribes
Department of
Mindanao and Sulu
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Sulu Archipelago
Sulu
Philippine
Civil War Riots Leave Londonderry in Turmoil
From Duluth Minnesota June 21 reports say a special grand jury will reconvene after three alleged attackers were moved from the city jail following an assault on a 17 year old white girl. Londonderry endures renewed rioting with multiple killed and many wounded as clashes between Unionists and Nationalists paralyze the city.
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Londonderry
Duluth
Minn
Agaie
Aftecath
Te City
Miran
Regrees
St. Toule County
Dondonderry
John Gallagher
London
Londondery
Campaign plans shaping as Harding campaign details emerge
Washington reports outline Republican presidential campaign plans formed at a full day conference with Senator Harding, Will Hays, and national committee members. A mid July Marion notification is planned, with a 15 member executive committee including women, and appointments of an assistant secretary and vice chairman. Conference also discussed staffing, and future talks with Albert Teveridge and Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. for tomorrow.
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Washington
Harding
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Marion
Hayt
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Will H. Hayn
Mr. Haya
Charles J. Hilles
New York
John W. Week
Massachusetts
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Albert J. Teveridge
Indiana
Col
Theafinre Roosevelt, Jr
Greece given a free hand in military measures
Boulogne June 21 The Ass ciated Press reports Greece was granted a free hand in military measures in response to Musapha Kemal's nationalist forces reaching the Dardanelles. French and British troops and the British fleet will be concentrated for the defense of Constantinople and the strait as Hythe conference delegates deem the actions necessary. A separate dispatch from Savannah Georgia reports a lynching near Rincon of Philip Gaithers a Negro who confessed to the murder of 17 year old Biss Anns Judson last week.
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Greece
Turkey
Muspha Kemal
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Hythe
Savannah
Philip Gaithers
Rincon
Biss Anns Judson
Galthers
Stilson
Magro
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