Preus Defeats Shipstead for Minnesota Governor
St Paul Minn June 24 additional returns from late precincts shift Minnesota governor race. With 3096 of 3195 precincts reported Prout Prong? 332343 Shipstead 122785 Frank ton 26272 Elleworth 7715 Iverson 1792 Keefe 4398. attorney general Hilton 116847 Sullivan 112390. Sullivan leads for attorney general in eight Otter Tail precincts over Hilton. statewide totals show Preus 121864 Shipstead 122104 Frankson 26206. Eight Otter Tail precincts also swing Sullivan over Hilton for attorney general. Subsequent posts show Post primary congratulatory messages to Preus and Iverson offering support for Republican nominee.
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St. Paul
Minn
Vanderburgh
Otter Tail County
J. A. C. Preus
Henrik Shipatead
Lwagle
Preus
Shipatead
Frankson
Otter Tall
Sullivan
Hilton
Hilltoh
Paul Minn
Saps Tol
Repub
J Prous
Gov
Pnor
Prevn
Adenzious
Washington
Minnesota
A&r
Samuel G. Iverson
Vreus
Republican Party of
Svitch
Louis Collind
Myself
Democratic Platform May Tilt the Lid at Convention
San Francisco June 24 Preliminary moves toward the Democratic national convention center on party policy toward prohibition. Virginia Senator Carter Glass attracts attention as a potential federal relations chair candidate. Tammany Hall figures and Wilson aides discuss liberal interpretation of the prohibition amendment while pledging to avoid floor fights. Meanwhile Pete Herman and Jimmy Wilde plan London bouts, and Homer Cummings faces debate over convention leadership and the permanent chairmanship.
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San Francisco
Cal
Carter Glase
Virginia
Federal Industria
Wilson
Relations Commission
Brurony
Newark
Lewher
French Lick
Mrr
Murphy
Ireland
Len Jeep Pruadelbla—Charien
Doe Burman
Chicago
Tremaine
Cari Puryear
Virginia Wate
Joe Welling
K. C. George
New Orleans
Pete Herman
London
Washington
Congress
Homer 5
Cummings
Arya Springs
Brian
Helena
Mont
Walmy Jert
Gre
German cabinet crisis prevails in Berlin as conferences continue
Berlin reports a chancellor without a cabinet and a cabinet without a chancellor for two days. party centrists and former Chancellor Mueller participate in talks while Fehrenbach sets up in the chancellor’s palace. In New York Cirrus, ridden by Nacor, wins the 47th Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. Boni places second.
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Berlin
Germany
Mueller
Fehrenbach
Cirrus
Bandicaf
New Fork
Nncor
Aqueduct
Boni
Sid Mad Matter
London Dublin munteriel offices closed by strike
Knoxville governor Roberts said he would heed President Wilesn to convene a special legislative session to tackle the federal suffrage amendment as municipal workers strike affected offices and libraries.
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London
Dublin
Munteriel
Knoxville
Tenn
Roberts
Wilesn
Silesia Court Strike Shocks International Commission
Upper Silesia courts strike in protest after judges decry commission interference and deem amnesty decrees unconstitutional. Judge Heidenheim and another magistrate deported following ultimatum demanding noninterference. Italian commission members seek resolution as German government tacitly supports amnesty but disputes jurisdiction.
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Onpelip
Umer Ribelin Sime 14
Atrike
Upper Silesian
Id Court
Tt Jberm
Upper Silesia
Heidenheim
Veronilles
Wiven
Hertel
Oppein
Seeraswang Beyo
Crops Look Good Around Sidney Mont
Ridney Montana June 24 reports fine rains in intervals over the past weeks boosting crops. Crane Creek area saw the heaviest rain yet little damage. Cutworms and grasshoppers caused minimal harm amid generally favorable conditions. Also notes Minnesota area conventions and events upcoming in Minneapolis and Duluth with brief local motions.
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Ridney
Mont
Rainow Investigates Duluth Police Mob Incident
Adjutant General Rainow and officers questioned by Duluth officials and citizens about attempts by the Duluth police to stop the tracking of three Black men on June 15. Governor Burnquist ordered the inquiry. Sheriff Magie and Attorney Samuelson faced questions about actions and orders to use firearms.
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Duluth
Mas
W. F. Rainow
Gener Rhinow
J. A. A. Burnquist
Sherif
Frank L. Magie
John EK. Samuelson
Aly
Marning
Riot clashes in Milan as machine guns fire at rioters
An Exchanges Telegraph report from Rome describes chaos in Milan with anarchists confronting police near the Sforza palace park. The battle involved machine guns, shops were looted and burned, and several people were wounded or killed in the violence and ensuing clashes.
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Milan
London
Rome
Italy
Sforza Palace
Reuter
Giornale d'Italia
Langer Expected to Win in Wells County Contest
Wells County dispatch reports strong support for Langer in a Republican contest. A message from a Fessenden contact cites John Layne as a Republican figure involved in the campaign.
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Langer
Wells County
Indictments Target Fraud in Oil and Brokerage Firms
A federal grand jury charged four companies ten brokerage houses and about fifty individuals with using the mails to defraud investors of millions. Indictments cover misrepresentation of oil properties and paying dividends from stock proceeds. Named firms include Ranger Oil, Great Western Petroleum, Crown II, and Williams Oil. Brokerage houses listed include Wickney Rawlinson Colclough Boston firms and Curtis Packer United Securities Holmes Pollock Thompson Cransman Sherman Lamb Fuller Greenbaum.
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New, York
Ofl
Federal Grand Jury
Geals
Federal
Scenta
Ranger Oil Company
W. P. Williams OM Company
Great Western Petroleum Corporation
Crown Il Company
Wickney, Rawlinson and Colclough
Boston
Curtis, Packer & Co
United Securities Company
H. Kent, Holmes & Co
H. Morgan Pollock & Co
Thompson, James & Co
Cransman, Sherman & Co
George A. Lamb & Co
United States Recognizes Guatemala Government
Washington reports the Herrera government in Guatemala has been recognized as the constitutional successor to Estrada Cabrera by the United States. The State Department says the policy is to deal with Herrera as the constitutional successor, noting no violent actions by opponents and that Cabrera’s resignation was accepted by the Guatemalan assembly. Elections are to be held next August under the provisional leadership.
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Washington
Herrera
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
United States
Wate
Entrada Cabrera
Rerrada Cabrera
Cartos Herrera
New Shakedown of Leaguers At North Dakota Rally
At Starkweather North Dakota a Nonpartisan League picnic drew about 200 to 300 people. Speakers included Lieutenant Governor Howard Wood and R H Walker. Audiences were urged to donate 100 cash for five dollar memberships. Henrik Shipstead, a former Minnesota governor candidate, was billed but did not appear. The day featured light rain and forecasts of showers in places.
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Henrik Shipatead
Jleagus
Min
Eeots
Kidder
Minnesota
Wage Action Wilsons Message Is Made Public
President Wilson urged the railroad labor board in Chicago to tentatively settle the wage dispute to ease growing transportation distress. The White House released the telegram after union leaders pressed for disclosure, while board members publicly cautioned that consensus would take time despite optimism from some officials. Widespread strike action in Western Maryland and yard suspensions at Hagerstown added tension to the rail conflict.
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Washington
Wilson
Rsilromd
Labor Board
Chicago
White House
W. I. McMenimen
Brotherhood of Fall Road
White ‘House
McMenimien
Railway Labor Board
ER. M. Barton
Missouri G O P Meet to Probe Campaign Funds
Sedalia Missouri June 14 Members of the Republican party from many sections of the state met to consider testimony given in Washington before the senate committee investigating presidential campaign expenditures that several party officials including Jacob J Rabler of St national committeeman Cole of Unionville chairman of the state committee received part of the campaign funds of Republican presidential candidates It is contended those who failed the meeting that it was improper for officials to have taken part in pre convention activities and to have assisted in the campaign for delegates.
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Sedalia
Republican Party
Washington
Senate
Jacob J. Rabler
Cole
Unionville
State Committee
Repubican
Hope for Suffrage in Tennessee After Wilson Telegram
Nashville June 24 Suffrage hopes faltered as Governor Roberta planned to call a special session to act on the federal suffrage amendment after receiving a telegram from President Wilson urging action. She did not comment on the constitutionality of the legislature’s act if the amendment passes, noting it is a federal matter handled with the Department of Justice.
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Nashville
Tenn
Roberta
Legisla
Ture
Wilson Ure
Thompson
Department of Justices Oficiales
Murray cites public and miners as victims of coal profiteering
Scranton June 24 Phillip Murray vice president of the United Mine Workers of America told the federal anthracite cost commission that the public and the mine workers are joint victims. He urged a minimum wage of 6 a day for Pennsylvania anthracite workers and argued profiteering by coal operators harms both workers and consumers. He promised evidence that big coal interests, not worker wages, drive rising prices.
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Scranton
Phillip Murray
United Mine Work
Sra of America
Federal
Murray
Miners Wage Question Opens Hearings on Parity Demands
The anthracite coal commission appointed by President Wilson begins hearings in the wage dispute between hard coal operators and mine workers. The union seeks wage parity with bituminous miners who received a 27 percent raise effective April 1, with recognition of the union also demanded. Hearings are expected to last two to three weeks.
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Serantoh
Anthracit Coal Commission
Treatdent Wilson
S'X
Ft Ia
Mexican Railroads Show War's Ravages
Mexico City report notes raily failures from a decade of revolution. Twist raily, decayed crossties and worn rolling stock hinder efficiency. Average passenger speed is 30 mph with long runs from Juarez to Mexico City taking 45 hours and Nuevo Laredo to Mexico City about ten hours. Bandit activity disrupts service and track repairs remain lax.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Tex
Edison Co Grants 10 Percent Pay Boost to All Staff
Boston Edison company announced a 10 percent wage increase for all its 2,099 employees, effective July 1, with about seventeen hundred workers to gain. The move coincides with a planned reduction in oil and hatting prices.
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Boston
Boston Edison Company
Ita
Terror rules in Londonderry as clashes erupt
Londonderry endures intense fighting as Unionists and Nationalists clash amid rioting and sniper activity. British troops arrive by road while a destroyer anchors in Lough Foyle. Hospitals buckle under casualties as residents flee south seeking safety.
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Londonderry
Bre
Tim
Mre
Belfast
Trin
Lraina
Lough Foyle
Rindehaes
Diaghera
Strabane
Armenians Claim Right to Province
New York June 2. Vahan Gardahian of the American committees for the independence of Armenia challenges Damad Ferid Pasha’s claim that the Van Bitlis and Erzerum provinces contain predominantly Armenian populations. He notes Turks and Kurds largely outnumber Armenians and cites refugee movements and foreign origins of many Turkish leaders, asserting Armenians in these regions are substantial but displaced.
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New York
Vahan” Gardaahian
Armenia
Damad Ferid Pasha
Turkey
Tbe Wuljan
Constantinople
Van
Bitlis
Modul
Dardashian
Mosul
Mesopotamia
Erserum
Inver Hess
Anthracite Coal Supply Threatened by Railroad Strike
Philadelphia dispatch reports railroad yardmen's strike actions threaten anthracite shipments with possible standstill. Officials claim three lines affected and slow progress toward resolution. Reading and Baltimore and Ohio yards report limited strike impact with few workers out.
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Philadelphia
Alt Rrs
Pennsylvants
Reading
Baltimore
Olin
Crookston News Brief Incomplete OCR Item
Local page fragment from Crookston Minnesota shows garbled OCR text mentioning Polk County and a person, with unreadable surrounding details. No clear event, date, or names can be confirmed from the fragment.
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