Four Die In Powder Explosion On Wil lapa Harbor Dredger
Late dispatches report four men killed when a powder charge exploded on a dredger scow at Willapa Harbor near South Bend Washington. Other items include California Ohio State football ticket demand near 24180 more than seats and ticket allotment difficulties, plus political and crime notes across California and national agencies.
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Pasadena
Tournament of Roses Association
League probes Armenia crisis and global tensions rise
Romania asks the League of Nations to dispatch an international army for Armenia relief. Austria joins the League at Geneva. An international court plan is unanimously adopted by the Geneva assembly. Russian refugee ships bound for Bulgaria are halted by Turkish forces after a storm. Mexican government accuses Bolsheviks of invasion in Campeche. Manila charges 77 Philippine constabulary soldiers with murder after rioting left Americans and Filipinos dead. Irish truce talks with Sinn Fein appear to end with Premier Lloyd George and Father O Flanagan. French war minister Lefevre resigns over military service bill. Cork endures weekend terror with widespread ruins and closed hotels as rationing sparks protests. Reichstag staff endure rationing of food and drinks as authorities enforce controls. U.S. population reaches 105,708,771 per census for reapportionment. Idaho Daniel Hayes Co faces indictments for mail fraud tied to California land deals. Ohio river launch Margaret tragedy blamed on captain’s carelessness. eleven die.
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League of Nations
Armenia
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Black Sea
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Campeche
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Philippine Constabulary
Lloyd George
Michael O’flanagan
Irish Republic
England
Sinn Fein
Andre Lefevre
Chamber of Deputies
M. Lefevre
Cork
St. Patrick's Street
Reichstag
Berlin
United States
Census Bureau
Congress
House of Representatives
Daniel Hayes Company
Idaho
Chicago
California
George H. Hart
Margaret
Ohio River
Hart
Constantine Returns to Athens In Grand Royal Welcome
Constantine of Greece arrived in Athens amid cannon and cheers, visiting the cathedral for a royal service attended by bishops and officials. He spoke of unity and peace, citing alliance with Romania through Prince George’s marriage and vowed to foster culture while exiled opponents faced failing anti-royalist movements in Thrace. American British and French warships were present then withdrew.
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Elizabeth
Romania
Alexander
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