Night of Terror in Londonderry Violence Leaves Five Dead
Five killed and many wounded as clashes between nationals and unionists erupt in Londonderry on a Saturday night. Military troops deployed to danger zones as rioting continued, with several shipyard workers among the injured and authorities bracing for further trouble amid broader rail and labor tensions.
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Tite
Associated Press
Soe Bine
Edwin Price
Janes McVeigh
Theomas McLavcgel
Whoatas Farce
James Doherty
Bridge Street
Carlisle
Adr
Times Cor
Townley Uninjured After Plane Crash Near Va Cant
President of the National Nonpartisan League Townley escaped unharmed when his aircraft rammed into a ditch and overturned near Va Cant as a campaign update for the statewide primary.
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St Paw
Cleetro
Swipstead
Townley
Nonpartisan League
We lynching inquiry to restate work tomorrow
A special grand jury appointed to investigate the lynching of three Black men in Duluth is due to restate its work tomorrow after a quiet day. National guardsmen patrolled the straits around the county to maintain order.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Tudathy
Mexico City Probe: De La Huerta Outlines Oil Nationalization
In a luncheon talk, provisional president Adolfo De La Huerta affirmed liberal interpretation of article 27 on nationalizing oil deposits, pledging non retroactivity and a policy of friendship with foreign nations, especially the United States, along with honoring contracted debts. He spoke openly before Mexican reporters despite a brief illness, addressing unrest and orders given to General Juan S. Torres in Hermosillo.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Adolfo de la Huerta
Senor de la Huerta
United States
Mexican Republic
Carranga
Juan 5. Torres
Hermosillo
de Ta Huerta
Sonora
Shriners Arrive in Portland for Annual Imperial Session
Delegates and attendees descended on Portland for the Imperial Shrine session. Aged officials D. W. Treel and Kendrick arrived aboard the Spokane Portland and Seattle line, welcomed by a local committee led by Mayer Crage TL Baker. Shrine bands performed in city venues as visitors toured sights. Six special trains were announced to bring Shrivers and accompanying ladies tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Joe
Shri
Imperial
D. W. Treel
Kendrick
Imperial Palentate
Imidivan
Spokane
Seattle
Mayer Crarge TL. Baker
Improuspin
Shrine
Lomorrase
German People's Party backs republican government in coalition
Berlin reports the German People's Party endorses the republican system and pledges allegiance to the Weimar constitution as a new cabinet of clericals Democrats and party members prepares to assume power early next week with Konstantin Ehrenbach as chancellor.
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My Associated Press
Berlin
German People's Party
Democrats
People's Party
People’s Party
Konstatin
Ehrenbach
Nonpartisan League aims to seize Minnesota GOP
The National Nonpartisan League prioritizes the Minnesota primary with a decisive gubernatorial contest looming. Six candidates vie for the GOP nomination while one nonpartisan candidate and five others split the opposition. Henrik Shipstead leads the NPL ticket with state auditor J A O Preus backed by the Republican elimination convention. Democrats run seven candidates for governor including J C Hodgson and Charles M Andrist. others named are Edward Indrebua and Robert W Hargadine Sr. (Continued on page 6, column 3.)
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Pune
Minnesota
Henrik Shipstead
Glens
J. C. Hodgson
St. Paul
Charles M. Andrist
Minneapolis
Edward” Indrebua
Foley
Robert W. Hargadine
Chinese Refuse to Sign Treaty With Old Foes
Tokyo reports a note handed to China by the Japanese ambassador on June 14. The Japanese note states a fundamental agreement exists on Shantung and Kiao Chow. China’s prior refusal to negotiate directly with Japan over Kiao Chow is noted. The foreign office stresses transfer of German rights in Shantung with the peace treaty. Continued on Page 4, June 3.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Peking
Japan
China
Shantung
Kian Chow
Kiao-Chow
Chin
Mess
Foreign Office
International loan floated to aid Germany repays allies
The Times reports a current statement that the flotation of an international loan to enable Germany to pay the allies is under consideration. This AP dispatch from London on June 20 notes discussions ongoing about financing Germany's war debts.
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Germany
Associated Press
London
the Times
Premier Lloyd George urged to accept France reparations plan
Paris reports Marcel Hatin of Reho De Paris says Premier Millers seeks Lloyd-George acceptance of France's 12,000,000,000 franc gold debt to Britain via German reparations. If Britain agrees the US may accept France's $12,000,000,000 debt as francs paid in October, under a similar settlement.
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Paris
Jane Premier Millers
Hythe
Marcel Hatin
Reho de
Lnvice
Lloyd-George
Praten
England
Germany
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MM. Hatin
Englad
United States
France
Fifty divisions to assault Polish armies front
Bolshevik forces mass ten divisions for a midsummer drive along a 1200 kilometer front in Poland. Kiev remains under Bolshevik control as northern footholds stretch toward Minsk and Vilna, with aims to reach East Prussia. German shipments of materiel continue to affect rail access into East Prussia.
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Halsheviks
St Polanl
Kiev
Dvina
Beresina
Minsk
Vilna
East Prussia
East
Pru
Unholy Row in Circles of the Nonpartisan League
Special to The Tadeommdent reports a brewing clash within the Nonpartisan League and Dunn laborites over endorsing Wheeler or Ford for governor. The piece details factional maneuvers, leadership shifts, and editorial battles, noting key figures Townley Dunn Davis Budden and the coalition dynamic ahead of primaries.
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Wheeler
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Townley
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Wheeler-Duni
Wheelfer
Nonpartisan League
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Datin
League
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Labor
Dorman
St. Paul
Linin
Gail
Davies
Montana
Bidden
Adden
S.C. Ford
Lowe
Baltimore Hit By New Railroad Strike Paralyzing Freight
Baltimore was struck by a fresh railroad strike early today. Strikers claim virtually all freight traffic in and around Baltimore is paralyzed, with about 700 yard men absent from work.
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Baltimore
Back to Africa Crusade Triggers deadly city riots
Rioting, sparked by tensions over alleged insults to the American flag, leaves two white men dead, a Negro policeman fatally wounded, and several others injured. Police hunt suggests a possible organized push by the Back to Abyssynia movement, while some blame sailors mocking a Negro parade. Continuous reports note varying eyewitness accounts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Africa
Abyssynia
Negrass
Pos
Crisis in Near East Seen Prompting Hythe Conference
London reports say near east tensions push the Hythe conference to resume with the Greek premier Venizelos offering help to British troops against Kemal’s nationalist forces. British and French leaders weigh German reparations while Greek action and fleet movements fuel concern. Venizelos meets with Lloyd George.
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London
Associated Press
Near East
Hythe
Tremier
Paris
M. Venizelos
Atity
Mustapha Kemal
Malta
Constantinople
Mrs. Dick Denies She Will Seek a Divorce
Mrs Madeline Force Astor Dick widow of Colonel Astor and wife of William S K Dick millionaire banker denied reports she would establish a Reno residence or lease Dr F B Gregorys home there. Mr Dick was present during the denial in Hastklip on June 20.
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Associated Press
Hastklip
Reno
Nev
F. B. Gregory
Madeline Force Astor Dick
John Jacob Astor
William SK. Dick
Bolsheviks claim decisive defeat of Poles near Dnieper
London dispatch reports Bolshevik communique claiming Poles driven across the Dnieper toward Rezs hitsa and Korosten with advances along the left bank toward Kameneta-Padolsky.
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Associated Press
London
Dnieper
Rezshitsa
Korosten
Ovrutch
Kroskarer
Lemburg
Kameneta-Padolsky
Plot Against Greece Said Tied Serbia and Vulgaria
London dispatch reports a Moscow wireless message claiming a secret alliance against Greece has been concluded between Serbia and Vulgaria. The claim, unsigned and unverified, raises regional security concerns amid ongoing tensions in the Balkans.
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Greece
Associated Press
London
Moscow
Serbia
Vulgaria
Roosevelt Attacks Current Government Plan As Foolish
Washington 21- Revision of methods for appropriations and distribution of work across executive departments is urged in a letter from Assistant Secretary Winch to Representatives. Roosevelt replies questioning reorganizations in the navy and urges a free budget system and general laws, with greater executive branch authority and a conference to revise department work. Continued on page five column a.
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