Black to Africa rioting in Chicago leaves two whites dead
A Chicago confrontation centered on a parade with Abyssinian princess rhetoric ignited violence on Thirty fifth Street and Indiana Avenue. Two white men, Joseph Hoyt and T. L. Rose, die from gunshot wounds and several others, including a Black man, are wounded as police restore order.
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Hesra
Rge Negrood
Africa
Ah Brennan
Department of Justice
Ulna
H. D. Jones
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Rosa
Hoyt
Wallace
Owens
Etreet
Indiana Avenue
X Hiait
Reed contest to come before the committee Friday
Missouri Senator Reed’s party contest for a delegate seat and reform of party rules faces the Democratic National Committee meeting next Friday amid a power struggle between Palmer and Smith Watson factions. National committee plans and state contest implications loom as political leaders heads to San Francisco and other key locations.
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Premn San Troncieco
Sime 20
United Rieter
James A. Reed
Missouri
A. Mitchel Palmer
Washington
San Francisco
United States
Carter Glasa
Convent On Resolutions Committee
Edward J. Edwards
New Jerseey UN
Rool
Georgia
A. Mitchell Palmer
Hoke Smith
Ton Watson
Clark Howall
National Committee
Howell
Palmer
Smith-Watson
W. C. Vetoun
Alatas
Ceneral Palmer
Thi
Eelshiteh Duthilely
Barly
Plumbers Strike After Wage Rise to $18 Day
In East St. Louis Granite City and Madison 43 journeyman plumbers failed to report for work after a wage increase to 18 dollars per day. The union covering the area spans 310 to 460 members across eight hour shifts.
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Auenelmted Freie Easy
St. Louis
Inna
Naot
Journeyman Plumbers Union
Teal 460
East St. Louis
Granite City
Madison
Greece given free hand in Turkish moves
Greece was given a free hand in military moves in Turkey decided at the Hythe conference. Premiers and their aides said swift measures were needed to address the Nationalist advance. British forces would concentrate for the defense of Constantinople and the Straits.
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Narada
Bom
Willian Walahaw
Irigh
Nes
Aldad
Afeien
Eamon
Demonritia
Cais
Greece
Boulogne, Prince
Turkey
Hythe
Mustapha Kennel
Constantinople
Call for Chicago railroad workers to form one big union
A dated call urges railway laborers to attend a June 20 Chicago convention to form one unified railroad workers’ union. The message criticizes current labor boards and signals a drive to organize across all railroads in America, with attendees urged to communicate with BE Pride in Ohio and to join the movement for broader labor power.
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Washington
Oklesgo
Jina
Butte
Mantena
Sullelin
Department of Slaes
W. W
Ordera
Chicago
W. W. Netividee
Buttett
B. Pride
Norttsweatern University Inullilme
Railroad Labor Board
Chicagd
Colt
Anancial
Industria Feld
Wbtil
Alg Indan
Onlig
Tormoda
Oia
Cnll
Tai
Aveyalls
Callager
Tin Colly
Mea
Extet
America
Lodging shortage prompts city homes to host teachers students
About 100 summer session students at State Teachers College in Greeley face no lodging as locals rally to house them. Real estate and civic groups organize a home-to-home campaign and a July 5 mountain trip plan to boost temporary housing while colleges in other towns report similar shortages. Grace William coordinates student placements, with a Friday North County tour and a chicken dinner in Prudence.
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Greeley
State Teachers College
John G. Crabbe
The
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Liang Club
Chamber of Commarca In
Eaton
Honalug
Tha
Grace William
Woomorl
Nuno and Plarcadine
Dover
Suiraan
Lante
Rage Ag
Tate
T Lie
Ula Women
Piorny
Belo Mada
Ragltors
Kuneos City
Civil War in Londonderry Declared as Rioting Spreads
Dispatch from Londonderry reports a civil war atmosphere with barricaded houses and deserted streets. Dock workers strike, troops withdrawn, and intermittent firing injures several as violence continues across the town through early morning hours.
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Londonderry
London
Jake St
Onit Murcondl Hong
Pan Exchange
Ireland
Betla
Balwoag
Worwin
Carllate Atrott
Foley
Willey
Brida
Honorary Doctor's Degree Conferred at Hoover Commencement
Medford June 21 The honorary Doctor of setunno wer conferred on Hervert O Hoover at the atta college commencement exercises today Diplomas were awarded to 27 students in all departments in a formal ceremony
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Medford
Maas
Doutor
Setunno
Hervert
O. Hoover
Atta College
Lewis splits with Wilson on covenant
James Hamilton Lewis, former U S senator and presidential hopeful, renounces the Wilson era covenant position and a peace treaty clause. He cites disagreement with President Wilson on League of Nations and advocates government control of railways, waterworks, telegraph lines, and natural resources with private or public operation as suitable per sector.
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Peanny
Chicago
Suny 21
James Hamilton Lewis
United States
Ninols
San Francisco
San Franciso
Het Wald
Wilson
League of Nations
Lewin
My. Lewis
Troland
Mrs Gillette Apparxyiated in Apartment Alleged Fire Fatality
In Groglay longtime resident Mrs Gillette, aged about 70, was found dead at her Colonial Apartment after an oven and foot warmer were left on. Deputy Coroner Dr Harmer ruled death apparently accidental as no foul play or intent was found, with family notices pending from Chicago granddaughter Rispark Allen and others. Troop action in Londonderry was reported with armored car presence and clashes noted in the morning hours.
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Biva
A. Gilisite
Groglay
Prandaon
van Alea
YW. W. Harmer
Watson G. Sterting
J. L. Brosh
Rispak Allen
Chicago
J. A. Martin
C. B. Ellis
Brighton
Brighton Night Marshal Shot and Suspects Nabbed in Pursuit
Brighton night marshal shot by unknown assailant as two suspects arrested by Sheriff Gormley. Hooded bandits fled toward Brighton after a Fort Lupton robbery. Falkner, attacked while investigating, was wounded. Suspects captured near Great Bend and Barr Lake. two men held for further questioning.
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Brighton
Sheriff Hall Rere
Brigueon
Jana
Uhery Puller
Hylehton
Laeaborld
Filkner
Falk
Fort Lupton Way
Morey
Denver
Gornley
Adams Couty
Lupton
Barr Lake
Moother
Derby
Wight
Fort Lupton
Hall
Falkner
Markner
Rama
Naval squadron at Panama for southern duties
A naval squadron based at Panama will be organized by Oct 1 to operate along the Canal zone and adjacent ports including Mexico and Central America. In Washington, D C, Admiral Capps of New Jersey was named as mediator to Greets by President Wilson. Georgia Negro lynched after confessing to a murder. details from Savannah and Tifton are reported.
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Carmneiliel Prensy
Washington
Tuan Pothambridge Colby
Nate
Trenleut
Sal Prancisty
New York
Ce Dolamito
District of Columbia
Colby
San Fravncisco
San Fravncisco. They Are: Poulmantsr
Duslenon
Colo
Beleton Foxus
Ecretary
Panama
Worthington
Canal Zong
Italy
Mexico
Central
Grenen
Edgant Capps
New Jersey
Wilson
Parker Gilbert, Jr
Georgia
Amaticiates
Navy official urges real budget system reform
A Navy Department statement cites Australian Frank D Roosevelt as urging adoption of a real budget system. The proposal seeks consolidation and redistribution of executive department budgets and stronger funding control by heads of departments, plus legislative reforms to streamline House and Senate appropriations. The call highlights improved government accountability and a shift toward centralized budgeting and stronger executive responsibility.
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Washington
Austalant
Hal
Eric
Sommliien
Inga Lew
Gelach
Willy
Dng
Ronsevelt
Sara
Congress
House
Snakis
United States
Navy Department Las
Naval Afala
Ile Mary
Alko
Cou
Evan
Automobile Races Set For July Fourth In Greeley
Greeley will host Fourth of July automobile races with professional events sanctioned by the American Automobile Association. Organizers plan at least one race featuring some of the world’s fastest drivers, including foreign-made cars. No amateur entrants allowed in the main professional events.
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Greeley
Nelli
Norcream Crouders
Ard
Americat
Automobiie Association
Nortrosa
Sande
Seavoral
Former Slave Aged 107 Found Dead in Blea
A 107 year old former slave named Ola Adar Jin and others were found dead in Blea after a prolonged illness. Police are investigating the death as suspicious with local officials reviewing the scene and collecting statements from residents.
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Auroetmted Beran
Iwas
Jamar & Reding
Esrova Ami
Yat
Dthiapis
Vba
Joan Owens
Negro
Sallor
Saltor
Weay
Ross
Joseph Hoyt
Inor Redding
Lea
Tedding
Prudicaia
Hes
Grant
Sd MburSttea
Naval
Pighl
Mall ‘Fm
Grover
Mi Lsailer
Esterday
Ian
Federat
Reed
Prench
Dardanelles
Straits of Bosphorus
Adolfe de la Huarta
Foraign
Bonar Do la Huerta
Nowsuuper Natn
Real Estate Board
Lewis
Covenant
Jung
Nieving
Chad
Wilton
Officer Falkner
Beaver Hospital
NAVY
Adar
Ola
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