Labor Votes 10 Close Gates on Japanese Influx
Denver June 1 Four million workers pledge to buy only union label products. AFL adopts resolution demanding union-made goods and shops. Debate over president and boycotts of English goods for Ireland dominates talks. Resolution condemning Klan rejected.
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LABOR
Denver
American Federation of Labor
Manning
Washington Central Union
Samuel Gompers
Morrison
Joan R. Lewis
America
Cc. P. Foley
Ireland
Collect 75000 for Hospital at Le Mars
LeMars residents report about 75000 collected for Sacred Heart hospital. workers forecast farmers will contribute more. City canvassing finished. a next week push aims to finish fundraising with donations matched by the Sisters of St Francis for hospital construction.
Who'll Win Special Dispatch on Carpentier Dempsey
Paris dispatch by Georges Cassela predicts Georges Carpentier will defeat American champion Dempsey. The writer says Dempsey is dangerous and lacks resources but Carpentier combines great strength speed and science and should win though not easily.
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Georges Cassela
Paris
Georges Carpentier
Dempsey
Carpentier
Referendum petitions circulate to stay acts of late session
An editorial notes petitions still circulate to refer acts from the last legislative session that altered the Richards primary law. It questions why filings missed the constitutional limit and suggests petitions may be presented to stay those laws before they take effect. It also mentions a Washington lobby opposing lobbyism.
New York Herald Advice on Oldest Car for Habe Ruth
An origin article notes a French owned motor car described as the oldest usable vehicle. Built in 16m, it can reach about 12 miles per hour. The piece urges Americans to buy the car for baseball star Babe Ruth.
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The
New York Herald
New York Americcans
Franklin Wins Hardwicke Stakes at Ascot Heath
In Ascot Heath on June 17 the Hardwicke stakes over 14 miles saw twelve runners. Lord Carnarvon's Franklin took first, James A. Hothschild's Mil finished second, and Sir George Bullough's Golden Myth secured third place.
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Ascot Heath
England
Lord Carnarvon
Franklin
James A. Hothschild
Mil
Sir George Bullough
Golden Myth
Fancy suspenders return in fashion revival
The Providence Journal notes a revival of suspenders as a fashion trend. It highlights stylish men embracing bold, retro looks and reclaiming a classic accessory once thought obsolete. The piece underscores cultural nostalgia and the accessory’s resurgence in modern wardrobes.
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The
Providence Journal
Federal Day Unit Creates State Prohibition Enforcement
Washington June 17. Commissioner Mur of the international revenue bureau and Prohibition Commissioner Haynes outline a reorganization creating a separate prohibition enforcement unit for each state with a state director at the head. Existing multi state districts will be abolished.
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Washington
Prohibition
Prohibition Enforcement Organization
Mur
International Revenue Bureau
Haynes
Denby pushes Navy manpower gap in wartime bill
Washington reports Secretary of the Navy Denby urged a 120000 supreme force, backing Senate naval provisions in a dispute with the House over Navy strength. Senator Poindexter said the navy must be manned to avoid scrapping ships, while talks continue on disarmament and wartime status. Progress noted on Knox-Porter resolution talks.
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Washington
Senate
House
Poindexter
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Germany
Lodge
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Knox
Porter
Wealthy Duke not to contest divorce claims
New York reports confirm Mrs Cornelia Biddle Duke has filed for divorce from Angier Buchanan Duke in Philadelphia and will not contest the suit. A possible alimony of 100000 dollars per year is mentioned, with custody of their two children reportedly not disputed.
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New York
Cornelia Biddle Duke
Angler Buchanan Duke
Philadelphia
Duke
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Biddle
Onawa Erects A Shaft To Famous Expedition
Onawa Iowa June 18 Special a monument is finished and will be erected on the highway near Blue Lake three miles west of Onawa to mark Lewis and Clark camped here in August 1804. Inscription notes second camping ground in Monona county by the expedition and is erected by Iowa Society and Onawa chapter D A R in June 1921.
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Blue Lake
Onawa
Liwill and Clark
Missouri River
Monona County
Lewis and Clark
Iowa Society
Onowa
Daughters of the American Revolution
Antwerp Port Faces Strain From New American Immigration Rules
The Edinburgh Septaman reports at Antwerp port a disruption caused by stricter U S immigration laws. Polish travelers face delays or being left behind as steamers fail to provide shelter or safe passage.
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Antwerp
England 10 Keeps Jap Treaty Says
London reports the British government will urge a modified Japanese treaty at the imperial conference to placate American sentiment. Austen Chamberlain clarifies Britain's stance amid debate over continuing the alliance. He says it is essential to remove obstacles to good US relations and notes disarmament concerns.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Great Britain
Japan
America
United States
Chamberlain
Defendants in Leak Case Set for Jury Defense
Washington June 18 Justice Siddons overruled a demurrer by four defendants in the supreme court leak case Ashton F Ambry James Harwood Graves H Milard Mayer and Barnet Mosce must face a jury on conspiracy to defraud the government The judge argued that time sensitive court information must not be compromised by court attaches and warned of serious political consequences and international complications.
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Washington
United States
Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ashton F. Ambry
McKena
United States Supreme Court
James Harwood Graves
Department of Justice
EH. Millard Mayer
New York
Barnet Mosce
Foreign born make up one eighth of U S population
Census Bureau figures released in Washington today show that one person in eight in the United States is foreign born. The data highlight the country’s diverse origins and the significant share of immigrant residents nationwide.
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America
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Parson Confesses Restaurant Robbery Near Clay Canter
Norfolk Neb June 18 Filas Parson of Chicago confessed to local police that he robbed a restaurant near Clay Canter last Saturday morning. He provided details of the crime and identified the location of the incident.
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Norfolk
Neb
Filas Parson
Chicago
Clay Canter
California Fortification and Pacific Coast Naval Base
The Cincinnati Enquirer weighs Pacific coast defense and suggests stationing Hi Johnson to deter any potential enemy from approaching the coast. The piece argues coastal security should be maintained to counter threats along the western shoreline.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pacific Coast
Hi Johnson
Lloyd George to name Irish peace delegation
London June 18. In the House of Commons lobby it was understood the premier will name a peace delegation with joint Irish sections. Jan Smuts Lord Grey Lord Derby and Major Barnes named as selections for the task as the premi er prepares a firm offer for new negotiations.
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London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Ireland
Jan Smuts
Union of South Africa
Lord Grey
Lord Derby
Major Barnes
Girl Disappears On Graduation Day In Peoria
Margaret Thomas an 18 year old from Peoria is missing on graduation day. Friends say fear of exposure for not completing enough credits and failing to graduate Thursday night drove her to vanish. Her parents Mr and Mrs Orville H Thomas searched after sending a bouquet and not finding her at the commencement.
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Peoria
Ill
Margaret Thomas
Miss Thomas
Orville H. Thomas
Frees Husband of Bigamy in Chicago Court
Charles A. Small was discharged when Marguerite E Davies Small could not identify him as her husband. She said he married her then vanished with money and later wed another woman, but the judge prompted whether he was her husband and she admitted uncertainty due to brief acquaintance.
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Chicago
Charles A. Small
Marguerite E. Davies- Small
Sues mother in law for alienation of affections
Mrs Helen Elizabeth Miller of Stamford sues her mother in law Florence Miller of Los Angeles and Stanford for 25000 damages alleging alienation of her former husband Robert C Miller. Miller has not resided in Stamford since 1918 and was once arrested in Reno in 1919 on a charge related to a residence for divorce.
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Stamford
Conn
Helen Elizabeth Miller
Inlaw
Florence Miller
Los Angeles
Stanford
Robert C. Miller
Miller
Lie
Heno
Jeremiah Miller
Woman volunteers to return booze plane
Lola Anderson a 24 year old deputy United States marshal volunteered Friday to fly a confiscated airplane from Greeley to Denver. Eddie Brooks of Pueblo volunteered to pilot it back after prohibition officers seized the plane for carrying contraband liquor.
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Denver
Mias
Lola Anderson
United States
Greeley
Prohibition
Eddie Brooks
Pueblo
Arrow
Greely
Four Civil War regiment members march on Yeare Memorial Day
From Ye Beattie Timon, Little Mint Gwendolyn, in a lively exchange with a widower, contemplates a doll and golden hair. Only four of New York's famed Civil War regiments are left to march in the Yeare Memorial Day rite.
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Gwendolyn
New York
Madam Curie Dives In Lake Michigan Water Test
The world renowned scientist Madame Curie visited Chicago and took part in a playful water demonstration. She refused to bathe in a pool and swam headfirst into the lake, diving for twenty minutes before rejoining friends. Local engineers meanwhile tested Chicago River flows.
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Chicago
Ste
Peggy Joyce Alimony Battle Set for July Ruling
Chicago June 18 Peggy Hopkins Joyce faces a July 6 decision on alimony from James Stasley Joyce in a divorce case. Judge Sabath will rule on testimony and alimony after arguments concluded with both sides painting Peggy in starkly contrasting lights.
Dempsey Denies Triangle Divorce Charge
Atlantic City news reports boxer Jack Dempsey denying knowledge of a divorce suit filed in Pawhuska Oklahoma alleging clandestine correspondence with Lilly Woulanger. The document names Dempsey as co respondent and claims letters exist.
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Atlantic City
No 1
Lick Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Jack Bearns
Champion
Pawhuski
Okla
FR Boulanger
Dempsey
Oklahoma
Moulunger
Lilly Woulanger
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Dempary
Grugiliet Howlanger
Vilarid
Water supply crisis in New York public notice
The text describes a drought hitting New York's 6,000,000 residents and the challenge of distributing scarce water. It notes rainfall shortfalls, limited local sources, and distant supplies from the Great Lakes and Hudson River, highlighting the need to move water, food, and employment to the needy.
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New York
Great Lakes
Hudson
Lomah
Packer Control Sce Winner in Senate
After a week of debate the Senate passed the Haugen packer control bill by 45 to 1 to regulate the meat packing industry. Provisions apply the Sherman act, require full information to the Agriculture secretary, and keep provisions aligned with the House bill while defeating Norris and other substitute proposals. Senator Kenyon led the effort to adopt Sherman act provisions and a uniform accounting system, approved 41 to 21.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Norris
Haugen
Sterling
South Dakota
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Agriculture Committee
Federal Livestock Commission
Kenyon of
Iown
Confessed Plot to Kill Publisher Kaber in Lakewood
Victorale Calan signed a confession to District Attorney Guy Moore admitting he helped hold Daniel Kaber while Victoria Fiaselli stabbed him repeatedly in his Lakewood home. Calan said Colavati promised $5,000 and Mrs Kaber offered $85,000 for the murder which was planned and carried out at night.
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Buffalo
Victorale Calan
Guy Moore
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Ohio
Cala
Raber
Victoria Fiaselli
Cleveland
Kaber
Pisselli
Memphis Mob Seeks Lynching After Girl Attack
In Memphis Tennessee a sheriff posse and a mob of several hundred gathered to hunt Shermain Kichmoend after a reported attack on a girl near the city on Thursday night. The mob planned to lynch if the suspect was captured. The man was arrested Friday but escaped while being taken to jail.
Illinois House Split Over Sims Resolution
The Illinois House rejected a resolution seeking a court martial for Admiral Willard Sims and demanded dismissal from service if found guilty. The vote defeated the measure, with 54 to 60 in opposition, closing the motion. Mexico reports of oil depletion were denounced as unfounded by Mexican treasury and industry officials. Oil production figures for January to May are listed, showing declines in several months.
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Sime
Sim
Denbyte
Adil
Mexico City
Eporta
Treasury and
Otameres and Industry Departments
Maron
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