AR-2 airship set to sail for America in September
Cardington England Friday afternoon officials announced the world's largest dirigible AR-2 will be shipped to America in September. The airship carries 14 machine guns and bomb racks, can reach 25 000 feet, cruises at 60 mph, with a 95 foot length and 2 70000 cubic feet of gas.
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England
Jane & JM
America
Mastheid
Air Ministry
Sridey
C. J. Campbell
Campbell General Malland
Ameren
Great Bay
Campbell
Atlantic
London
New York
Nick
San Diego
Owl
Pacific Coast
Yonkers
Howden
Amoriva
Jefferson Davis Home Dedicated in Montgomery Anniversary Observed
The June 4 ceremony marked the birthday anniversary of Jefferson Davis with the dedication of his home in Montgomery. Delegates from Alabama and other states gathered to honor the Confederacy leader, whose residence became a shrine as descendants and veteran leaders attended. Senator Vat Harrison of Mississippi gave the keynote tribute.
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Alo
Jefferson Thivis
White House
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georga
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Richmond
State Capitol
Skivie
Robert B. Lee
Vetorana
Lee
Student acquitted for killing Talaat Pasha in Berlin trial
Armenian student Teilir jan, charged with killing former Turkish grand vizier Talaat Pasha, is acquitted in Berlin. Nearby, 3 000 people in England await divorce cases as judges consider ongoing proceedings. The Pulse newspaper awards from Columbia University celebrate journalism and public service achievements.
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Morch
Talaat Masha
Turkey
Tle Aasige
U S probes Red Cross affair in Congress
Rep Lester Volk introduces a resolution seeking a sweeping House inquiry into alleged Red Cross mistreatment of disabled veterans. He claims soldiers were directed to private law firms that charged fees up to 150 dollars, and calls for a thorough investigation and formal recommendations.
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Washington
American Red Cross
House
Lester BD. Volk
Ameren
Red Cross
War on Harding League Proposals Sparks Paris Geneva Clash
Paris reports a fierce diplomatic struggle over President Harding's League of Nations plan as Britain France and Italy jostle for influence. Washington communications push for early council meetings and troop withdrawals while Germany's Wirth speech boosts hope of evacuation and reparations timing.
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C. F. Bertelli
Paris
Supreme Council
Boulogne
Harding
League of Nations
Harvey
Europe
Gree
New League
League
Geneva
London
Ernels
United States
Washington
Liord George
Giiand
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Rhine
Fagi
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
France
Hrland
Triday
America
England
Rench
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Kuhrort
Duisberg
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Maris Ue
Wednesgay
Wirth
Lloyd Goorge
Virelos
Sherman murder case ends in acquittal of two men
After 28 hours of deliberation the jury acquitted Allen Shearman and Tomas Mendoan and reported inability to agree in the case of C. /. Shearman and sons Neal and John.
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Allen Shearman
Tomas Mendoan
Marlborough Duchess to Wed Rich Frenchman
Report from Cannes claims Gladys Deacon will wed a French millionaire. meanwhile Paris notes the Marlborough Duchess plans her own marriage to Jacques Rulang a wealthy Frenchman. The piece includes unrelated, biased remarks on morality and race placeholders.
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Paris
London
Duke of Marlborough
Gladys Deacon
Cannes
Jacques Rulang
Seizure Sought of Jewel of Peesy Joyce Belongings
Chicago June 4 The New York customs office was asked to seize $1,000,000 worth of Jewel of Peesy Joyce as a precaution while investigating whether the actress smuggled them into the United States. Intelligence officer W H Williams recommended the action and seeks a full jewel list from Pegey’s Paris arrival records.
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Chicago
New York
Williama. Williams
Pegey
Paris
Britain Faces a New War in the Near East
London reports in the Daily Express that Britain is forming a new conflict in the Near East. The Royal Navy gathers at Malta awaiting Greece's support against Turkish nationalists in Asia Minor. Premier Lloyd George is portrayed as pro Greece and hostile to the Turks.
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London
Daily Express
Great Britain
Near East
Malta
Greece
Asia Minor
Express
Lloyd George
Creme de menthe cubes have kick like army mules
A wartime tasting item, Creme de menthe cubes are described as having a strong kick. The piece notes the product's solidified mint flavor and references experiments and improvements by chemists, with a vivid comparison to backfiring army mules and pre war sensations.
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Sehener
Uwe
Duncan Heads Dakota Knights of the Grip
Jiuron D June 4 Specially ER C thincan of Hedfrew was elected grand councillor of the United Commercial Travelers grand council of South Dakota at the tenth annual session here Friday. J Lo Wilson of Aberdeen was elected grand junior councillor. Aberdeen was chosen as convention city for later meetings.
Fragmented Washington Star Style Snippet
A garbled OCR styled excerpt from the Washington Star contains jumbled phrases and mis-typed names. It references speeches and a new ethnographer with scattered terms like Ditmas and a tone of journalism pastiche.
Negro Mob Attacks U.S. Deputies in Chicago
Samuel Howard and Frank Campbell, United States deputy marshals, were assaulted by a mob of African Americans while serving a bankruptcy subpoena on Dr. Elbert Rolinson, a Black physician. The officers were struck multiple times before escaping on a street car. the doctors urged restraint to avoid a race riot.
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Chicago
Samuel Howard
Frank Campbell
United States
Elbert Rolinson
Howard
Campbell
Lasker Named Head of Shipping Board
Chicago business leader Charles S. Lasker will become chairman of the United States Shipping Board after President Harding spoke with him by telephone and announced the appointment. The decision was confirmed Friday after Lasker accepted the post in discussions with the president and Senator McCormick.
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Lasker
Chicago
United States Shipping Board
Harding
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McCormick
West Coast
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Henry J. Mord
Commission
William V. Hardie
Pacific Coast Producers Association
Pacific Coast
California
Gale Says Whitman Guard Attacked Him in Texas
Linn A Gale a noted communist agitator accuses former New York Governor Whitman and his bodyguard of assaulting him on two occasions in Texas while seeking habeas corpus relief from military detention. He admits opposing the war but says he faced persecution and threats.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jane
Linn A. i Gale
iWhitman
New York
Bis“h
Gale
Whitman
Neva
Tredom
Blacker
Mexico City
Sacree Ss
Illinois town flooded by Palm Creek overflow
Urbandale, Illinois, about 400 residents were driven from homes by a cloudburst, with many left shelterless at Washington and Farmdale as Palm Creek overflow swamped the area. Gardens and small livestock suffered from the flood. local aid and shelter were arranged for the affected residents.
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Illinois
Urbandale
Washington
Farmdale
Palm Creek
Unclear OCR Fragment From Kaname City Page
Fragmentary local note recounts a quarrel at Van Quentin home with references to Mise Constance and a missing ice card. The text mentions a working husband earning money and a sour witch, but lacks coherent events or dates.
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van Quentin
Senates Probes Shipping Board as $76 Million Deficit Passes
The Senate resumed debate on a contingent $76,000,000 appropriation for the Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation, with Warren urging continued funding to avoid harming the merchant marine. Critics called the board wasteful, while Kenyon and others urged reform without abolition, and Fletcher echoed concerns over mismanagement and expenses.
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Senate
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Item
Warren
Wyoming
Appropriations Committee
Polindexter
Kenyon
Iowa
St Friday
Fletcher
Florida
Jones
Committee On Commerce
Tulsa G Quiet as Troops Leave After Riots
Martial law ended under Governor Robertson's proclamation. Tulsa remains quiet with no danger of further outbreaks as the reconstruction committee reports a $500000 plan to rebuild homes for negroes. Casualties revised to 20 dead and about 300 wounded. Attorney General Daugherty orders a probe into Tulsa riots.
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Tulsa
Okla Jones
Robertson
Reconstruction Committee
Four Men Held as Kidnapper Suspects
In New York on June 4 five men suspected of belonging to a "blackhand" gang were detained at police headquarters as detectives searched the Italian quarter for the kidnapped Giuseppe Varotto. Two undercover investigators posed as a plumber and cook to gain information and observed in the Varotto home for days. The six year old boy was taken from in front of his home and the abductors demanded a $7,600 ransom which the Varotto family could not meet.
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New York
Giuseppe Varotto
Varotto
Mob Leader Tannebaum Graduates from Columbia
New York June 4 reports that former mob leader and jailbird Tannebaum, once known as a radical agitator, has graduated from Columbia University this week with high scholastic honors.
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New York
Rank Tannebaum
Columbia University
Hanorn
Progressive rediscount rates to be removed soon
Washington reports that progressive rediscount rates in the St. Louis and Kansas City districts, described as penalizing by President Harding, may be lifted by the Federal Reserve Board. Leading bankers urged removal to ease credit, especially for agriculture, aligning with anticipated summer rate declines due to improved reserves and a better national financial condition.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Treasury
Dempsey Carpentier Fight Preview Sees Tough Clash
United Press reports veteran manager Tom O Rourke predicts a quick finish if Dempsey lands early but warns against underestimating Carpentier. He cites Carpentier speed and firepower and calls for strong defense from Dempsey to avoid a decisive opening.
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Werson
Carpentier
Baster
United Pres
New York
Tom O'Rourke
Dempsey
Porter Peace Move Before House
The House foreign affairs committee reported the Porter resolution to terminate the war with Germany and Austro-Hungary. Democratic members dissented, voting in present, while Republicans supported the Porter measure as a Knox substitute. The plan goes to the House next week for immediate action with a minority Democratic report expected.
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House
Porter
United States
Germany
Senate
Senate approves $76 million emergency fund for Shipping Board
Washington June 3 with no dissent the Senate passed an amendment to the deficiency bill appropriating $76 million for the Shipping Board as an emergency fund. The measure cites wartime needs and reports spending details from the Department of Commerce.
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Washington
Senate
Shipping Board
Fear Open Spaces and Primitive Fear Explain Humans
A fragmentary essay discusses primal fear of open spaces. It links fear to ancestral arboreal life and instinct to avoid predators, noting humans feel vulnerable without coverings or a companion animal. The text blends philosophy with scattered references to trees and predators.
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Cao
No Accounting for Tastes in a Stirring New York Sanitary Code
The Worcester Tel notes a Coloneveys proposal to sing certain hymns to showcase peace and Emma’s comedy about a scene in Fuad. It highlights a New York sanitation amendment punishing tossing an empty milk bottle into a trash can as contributing to the milk price rise and calls it a whole value loss.
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Worcester
Colonevey
Emma
Margueries
New Yorkty
Harding Contends Country Getting Back to Normal
Washington reports indicate the Harding administration rejects a paternalism policy during postwar readjustment while allowing aid. Cabinet members cite industry must adapt as agriculture did, with plans for possible railroad and water transport adjustments to support fruit and produce shipments from the Pacific coast.
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Harding
Washington
Mellon
Britton Cotton Mills Shuts Down Amid Labor Strife
Britain faced industrial turmoil as the Manchester cotton operatives conference broke up without agreement. Mills will close and about 250000 workers will halt work due to wage reductions.
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London
Britain
Manchester
Floods Claim Four Lives in Colorado Field Losses Mount
Denver reports four known fatalities as floods sweep Colorado after late night cloudbursts. Thousands of acres flooded and hundreds of cattle drowned. Damages projected around 200000 dollars with extensive agricultural losses.
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Colorado
Denver
Father Guilty Murder of Daughter in New York Case
Nathaniel Ingraham found guilty of first degree murder in the death of his six year old daughter in Poughkeepsie area. He faces the electric chair as sentenced by Justice Addison Young after a lengthy trial. Jury deliberated most of the day.
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Hortius Sullivan
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
Europe
Poughkeepale
N. Y
Nathaniel Ingraham
Wice
Poumhkerpale
Ingraham
Justion Addisom Young
Edison in His Own Home Seeks Quiet in Interviews
A fragment from the Boston Transcript depicts a scene with a mother chiding her child for asking questions to his father, urging restraint to avoid provoking him, and suggesting a calmer approach to conversation within the home.
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Edison
The
Boston Transcript
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