Spiraling prices prompt Federal Reserve report release
A Chicago dispatch reports the seventh federal reserve bank's monthly statement showing price pressures easing after rate hikes. The report cites tighter credit and reduced commodity shipments as factors, noting economy measures and wage-earner retrenchment. It mentions currency growth tied to consumer optimism and speculation on future prices.
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Chicago
Ecserge Bank
Wahkel
Externa
Gant
Quiet in Londonderry Peace Conference Sits
Londonderry disturbance winds down as peace talks commence with Protestant and Catholic bishops magistrates and General Carter Campbell present. Refugee return discussed and protection guaranteed for routes to ships towns and factories to resume work. Colonel Chaplin leads troops in the city amid renewed security measures.
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Londonderry
Preas
Carter Campbell
Lroc
Chaplin
Rifes
Russian War Update From Crimea Front In 1915 Push
Constantinople June 2 The offensive led by General Baron Wrangel against the Ottoman forces in the Crimea is rapidly advancing. His troops have secured positions along the Maka-jainska Bolohitchmak and Matn lines. They report 10,099 prisoners taken and 48 guns captured along with 250 machine guns three armored trains and several armored automobiles. Large quantities of wheat and other supplies were also seized.
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Constantinople
Baron Wrangel
Deniking
Edaltevilet
Crimeea
Wrangel
Lraons
Maka- Jainska
Bolohitchmak
Ma Tn
Boy Wins Worcester Bread Contest With 76 Hours of Work
Wesley Shieldan a one year old from Asie huraliain is named winner of the Worcester county farm bureau breadmaking contest after beating many girls. He baked 52 loaves in 10 days and spent 76 hours on the bake, plus 44 hours helping his mother with housework during the period.
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Sy Apqoviated Press
Worcester
Mss
Wesley Shieldan
Asie Huraliain
Worcester County Farm Bureau
Nonpartisans in Montana Plot Reach Helena as Ford Rumors Spread
Great Falls dispatch reports claims by Edward M Thierry that Nonpartisan leaders backed by Dunn and Wheeler want Ford to run again for attorney general and later push Wheeler for governor. The piece notes secrecy around Shelley’s supposed assurances and references a June 14 Helena AP notice that Ford would file for the GOP gubernatorial nomination.
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Great Falls
Leas
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S. €. Ford
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Circuit Court of Appeala
Wheeler
Montana
Clousin
Oliver H. P
Shelley
Fara
Helena
Dunn
Townley
Dine
Gous
Silver Bow County
Budden
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Karat
Krem
United States Senate
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Lgovevoor
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A.com
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Duan
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S.C. Ford
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Meltas
Associated Press
Montare
Fees of
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Art. Ford
San
Fran
Pard
Allies Determined to Enforce German Disarmament Treaty
Berlin notes reject German peace terms and pressure strict adherence to military limits. Allies demand army cut to 100000, disband security police within three months, abolish conscription by law, and legal actions to curb war material exports. A second note favors substituting 15 000 disciplinacy police for the security police.
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Berlin
Telega
Germany
DOD
Turks Hold American Woman Reported Captive in Turkey
The state department advised the American commissioner at Constantinople to report that Mrs Nielsen, an American missionary, has been captured by Turkish nationalists at Tarsus. Information reached the department via telegram from her father J A Maker of Wheaten College.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
America
Constantinople
Nielson
Hascheer
Tarsus
Nielsen
J. A. Maker
Wheaten College
Issois
Exhumation Planned for 489 U S Soldiers
Exhumation of 489 American soldiers buried after the sinking of ships Tuscania and Otranto in 1918 will begin July 1 on the Island of Islay off the Senttist coast, as announced from Paris.
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Associated
Paris
Islay
Tuscania
Otranto
Walsh Poised to Lead Convention Chairmanship
Associated Press reports that Senator Walsh of Montana is favored as permanent convention chairman. Administration officials reportedly resolved on a chairmanship plan, with Walsh possibly chosen without contest and alternatives like Senator Robinson of Arkansas discussed only as backups.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Glass
Platform Committee
Senator Walsh of
Monthen
Sutintor Walsh
Wilson
Senate
Itaty
Cilass
Vhait- Mioship
Walsh
Robinson
Arkansas
Walsh Seeks Chairmanship of Resolutions Committee
Senator Walsh of Montana said he would feel honored if chosen chairman of the resolutions committee of the Democratic convention. He argued a declaration on prohibition is necessary and cited his experience on previous conventions and subcommittees as qualifications.
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Walsh
Associated Press
San Francisco
Senator Walsh
Montana
Waterpower Board Formally Named in Washington
President Wilson named Secretay Baker to chair the Water Power Board to execute the water power bill. Secretary Mere dith and Secretary Payne were named as members of the board.
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Waterpower Board
Washington
Secretacy Baker
Wilson
Meredith and
Payne
Father of 35, Mexican native becomes father again
In Valle, California, a 35 year old Mexican native, married since 1900, welcomed his 33rd child today as his second wife gave birth to an 11 pound boy. Sixteen of the Vallee children are living.
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Preys
Centro
Cal
Valle
Mexico
Vallee
Actor Shot During Play by Real Cartridge Incident
Milwaukee vaudeville actor Joseph A. Mack was accidentally shot during a Chicago theater matinee by performer Kitty Gordon. The 38 gauge revolver used in a scene fired a real cartridge, seriously wounding Mack as Huck waited off stage. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition. police deemed the shooting accidental and no charges were filed.
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Chicago
Joseph A. Mack
Milwauker
Kitty Gordon
Huck
Misa Groom
Jack Wilson
Vinck
Miss Gordon
Garrity
Administration Forces In Control in Frisco Democratic Showdown
In Frisco the Wilson camp appears to dominate the Democratic machinery as national convention preliminaries begin. Contested claims over delegates, chairmanship, and platform planks reveal a tense struggle between administration allies and anti administration forces, with prohibition and league of nations issues in play and no clear stance from Wilson yet.
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Sodeone
New York
Bryan
Wilson
Virginis Democrats
White House
Three Marine Aviators Die in Parris Island Crash
Three Marine Corps aviators Captain Gus Warow of Savannah Frederick Mathew of Boulder Mon and EB St George of Duantico Va were killed today when their airplane crashed near Paris Island marine corps station. The aircraft was about 400 feet in the air when it came trouble and after a failed attempt to bail out it burst into flames and plunged to the ground.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Native Corps
Gusive Warow
Frederick Matthew
Bulle
Mont
St. George
Duantico
Paris Island Marine Corps Station
Four Negro Bodies Found Near Conntatius Linked to Moonshiners
Four unidentified African American men were found dead in woods about eight miles from Conntatius with multiple bullet wounds. The scene near Conntatius is investigated as a possible moonshining related killing.
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Asnoelind Press
Columbus
Conntatius
Indiana to Purchase Coal Mine by State Action
Governor James P. Goolrich approved a plan for the state to purchase and operate a coal mine to ensure an adequate supply for state institutions. The purchase was recommended by the state purchasing committee and supported as a strategic measure.
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Associated P . Indianapolis
James P. Goolrich
Purchase of Silver Ounce by Directors for Three Cities
Purhase of silver ounces at a fixed rate for delivery in New York Philadelphia and San Francisco announced today by the director of the mint. The action signals a move to stockpile metal for upcoming shipments and reflects market activity across major hubs.
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Associated Dress
Washington
Jie
JSON
Sloan
New York
Philatelphia
San Francisco
Aint
Board to Rule on Wage Rise for Railroad Workers
Chicago June 25 The Railway Labor Board will decide on wage increases for railroad workers by July 20 Judge R M Barton chairman announced retroactive to May 1 The Brotherhood of Railway Employes and its spokesman said the ruling would avert a possible nationwide strike and warned of secret plans by disaffected union elements to spread a walkout nationwide.
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Askucioigi
Chicago
Railway Inher ‘Board
R. M. Barton
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Men
Union Leadb. Org
Lee
Democratic Rational Committee Opens Delegates Roll
San Francisco June 23 The Democratic National Committee met today to prepare the temporary roll of delegates and set contests before the convention. Homer S Cumptings presided as temporary chairman with curious turnout including many women and James A Reed among arrivals. The body approved the executive committee report and heard Francis M Wilson discuss Reed’s Missouri district action. A plan to adjourn until Tuesday afternoon for a harbor excursion was proposed and adopted.
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San Francisco
National Committee
Moniay
Homer S$. Cumptings
Sematoc
James A. Reed
Georgia
Sutts
Cummings
Roberts
Tennesser
Francis M. Wilson
United States
Western District
Missouri
Ing
Jones A. Reed
Dockweller
California
Hart chosen as first assistant doorkeeper at D N C
L. Ne Hart, Montana state game and fish warden, was elected tonight as first assistant doorkeeper at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. The selection marks a notable appointment amid party proceedings on June 23.
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Jake
Asociated Press
San Francisco
L. Ne Hart
Montana
Delegates Uninstructed at Democratic National Convention
An Associated Press tally shows 756 of 1092 delegates uninstructed at the convention. Structured delegates include 26 for Meredith in Kentucky, 28 for Edwards in North Carolina, 76 for Palmer in South Dakota, and 308 women delegates or alternates. Georgia votes contested. roll suggests 308 women delegates and alternates in total.
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Associated Progg
San Francisco
National Committee
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