Germans Repel Assault on French in Silesia Battle
Paris by Associated Press reports German civilian militia forces repulsed a French attack in southeastern Silesia near the old Polish frontier. French tanks supported their infantry but suffered limited losses. Telegraphs cut and sentries driven back marked the clash as neutral observers warned the situation grave. Women volunteer for front service as German forces withdraw to regroup.
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Associated Press
Silesia
Beanthen
Regathon
Sit Gowa
Mto
Stebendorf
Black Watch
Stubendorf
Tretellinss
Pegan Corman Protective Organizations
Uhherestery
Quads
Discontinuance of Air Mail Route and La Crosse Mill Closure
The note reports probable discontinuation of the Lacrosse air mail route and the closing of the La Crosse flour mill due to labor troubles. It details suspensions of services, transfer of operations to Sleepy Eye, and statements from union officials and mill leadership.
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Lacrosse
Agemeny
Minna
la Crass
Yh. Ayers
BR. Hoffman
Kansas City
Stat Avas
Sleepy Eye
Ming
la Crosse
Sitepy Wye
Harding Attends Naval Academy Graduation
President Harding motored to Annapolis Thursday morning to take part in the graduation exercises at the Naval Academy. He called briefly at Admiral Seles residence and then proceeded to the armory where the ceremonies were held.
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Annapolts
Vlarding
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Aopping
Admiral Seles
Harding
Colorado Tornado Kills Hundreds of Cattle
A Northern Washington county tornado obliterated farm buildings and destroyed crops. It killed hundreds of cattle and injured livestock while cattle herds and horses suffered, and a young girl and her dog survived the storm as debris was scattered across farms.
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Colorado
Akron
Citizens Push to Return Clocks to Standard Time
In La Crosse business leaders sign petitions to shut clocks to standard time starting Monday June 6, citing shipping, depots, and rail schedules. Merchants, jobbers, and manufacturers seek to align with neighboring towns and accommodate tourists, with petitions circulated by local businessmen.
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la Grasse
Chamber of Commerce
Siccess
la Crosse
F. W. Sisson
Martino
Garry Newture
G. F. Slrandt
Bb. Koppelbersey
Stoddard Hotel
King George to Open Ulster Parliament in Belfast
The News Letter reports King George is likely to visit Belfast to open the Ulster parliament on June 21. The assembly will meet next Tuesday to elect a speaker and swear in members.
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King George
Belfast
Ireland
Associated Press
George
Bill Permits President To Defend Aliens In Court
Senator Belloge of Minnesota introduced a bill granting the president power to defend aliens through federal courts or by using the army navy marshals to enforce coast rulings. The measure would authorize shifting defense of civil or criminal suits against aliens to federal courts when the president deems rights violated, with potential application to state statutes and land law cases.
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Shington
United States
Belloge
Republican
Minnesota
Foreign Relations Committee
Army
Zenera
California
Assembly Fails to Pass Dry Bill Amid Blaine Veto
The assembly votes 4 to 36 against the enforcement bill after Blaine’s veto. Matheson defends his vetoed measure and calls for a new enforcement bill, while opposition leaders warn against overreach. Legislature remains split as talks shift to a fresh approach.
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Assembly
Blaine
Diays
Mark Catlin
Mathin
Mathenon
Vpabrson
Wfis
Fifty Million of Loans to Farmers Ordered by Senate
Washington. The senate approved another farmers relief measure authorizing up to fifty million dollars to federal farm loan banks for distribution to farmers at 5 1/2 percent interest. The Hansen packer control bill passed the house without record vote and was sent to the senate.
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Senate
Washington
Curtis Republican
Kansas
House
Hansen Packer
Tulsa Riots Leave City Under Martial Law
Tulsa gripped by martial law after race riots erupted Tuesday night into Wednesday. Adjutant General Barrett announced 256 guardsmen would be sent home, as officials counted about 100 suspected dead and numerous injuries. thousands of homeless blacks crowded the fairgrounds under militia protection while investigations seek the riot’s cause and responsibility.
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Tulsa
Okla
Barrett
Tulsa County
Sulsa
Olja
Belick
Barrete
Robertson
Oss
Groes
Duy Cme
Newsy Sperman
Court-House
Court House
Dick Rowland
McCullough
Barary Cleaver
Unemployment Bill Defeated in Wisconsin Senate
In Wepess Wisconsin the Huber unemployment prevention bill failed 29 to 11 after reconsideration. Senator Tip er, author, moved indefinite postponement and voted for its death amid bitter debate over lobbyists and broadening the measure. Kukuck amendment passed 16 to 1, triggering sharp division among senators. Debate highlighted ties to diamond lobbyists and political maneuvering. The bill’s fate suggests possible revival in two years when conditions stabilize.
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Wis
Senttor Tiper
Wils
Génstors
Rubuck
Bird
Haber
Haver
Oper
Kukuck
Huber
Shas
Fylig
Jenety
Bilgrien
Buck
Burke
Clark
Zerwinski
Lange
Morgan
Morris
Mulberger
Olson
Peterson
Ratheway
Senate
Racine
Oshkosh
Superior
Ja. Crosse Gnd
Milwaukee
Sphere
Passage of Navy Bill Sets 494 Million Budget
The Senate passed the naval appropriation bill totalling 494,009,000 after months of opposition trimming 2.5 million from the naval committee. Borah led a drive for restraint, seeking universal permission for talks with Britain and Japan on a naval building holiday. The measure advances to conference with the House amid a partisan contest over cuts and priorities.
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Naval
Naval Committee
House
Kent Michigan
Borah
United States
Tre Repubblicans
Capper
Lenroot
Ta Vollette
Norris
Norbeck
Dial
Gkiss
Harris
Harrison
Heflin
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King
Pomerene
Sheppard
Stanley
Tramer
Watson
Georgia
Idaho
Great Britain
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Utah
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