Panic Strikes Police as Warsaw Turmoil Intensifies
In Warsaw Poland Jan 27 mobs attack police with many officers resigning amid fear of reassignment and martial law. City center patrols clash leaving one dead and twenty five injured. 672 arrests reported. Troop mobilization expected. Laborers at thirty two government beet root plantations strike threatening harvest. Peasants in Kovno govern ment seize pastures and lands.
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Boripps News Association
Warsaw
Poland
Russia
Itia
Conenoks
Padolagv
Kovno
Robbers Enter Post Office in Touring Car Loot Stamps
Four robbers in a large touring car forced entry to the post office and seized stamps and money orders totaling about one thousand dollars before fleeing.
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Scrippa News Association
Elmer
Roosevelt 15 at Harvard
President Roosevelt arrived Boston Back Bay station at 45 minutes after sunrise. Bishop from Lawrence met him and escorted him to the Bishop’s residence for breakfast with President Wilcott of Harvard and a small party. At noon he dined with the Oakley Club during the Harvard visit with his party quartered at the Harvard dormitory.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Backbay Station
Bishop
Lawrence
Wilcott
Harvard
Oakley Club
Passenger Train Wreck Near Revelis Injures Three
Westbound Rock teland and Rocky Mountain limited derailed near Revelis sixty eight miles from Colorado Springs. Twenty one passengers in the chair car, three seriously hurt: Mrs Rosella Mark of Colorado Springs, James Green of Cripple Creek, and A Warr of Watertown New York.
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Scripps News Association
Colorado Springs
Colo
Rock Teland and
Rocky Mountain Limited
Rebelis
Rosella Mark
Colorado Springe
James Green
Cripple Creek
Colorado
A Warr
Watertown
Widow Relinquishes Million Dollar Pension Trust
New York June 27. Mrs Mary Hyde widow of the Aquit Abs founder has written to Chairman Morton relinquishing the annual twenty one thousand dollar pension granted since her husband’s death. The move follows criticism in Hendrick’s report of the annuity system.
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New York
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H B Hyde
The
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Morton
Toreaa
Hendrick
Banks Assume Debts to Stabilize Chicago Securities
Banks and the receiver Knight of Donnelly and Company arranged for bankers to carry the firm’s Chicago stock and exchange securities for the present. The move aims to prevent disastrous results in local financial circles. Liabilities are estimated near a quarter of a million dollars.
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Scripps News Association
Bankers Today
Knight
Donnelly and Company
Chicago Stock and Exchange
Ordered to Fire Into a Train Near Lodz
June 27 at Dibzono, near Lodz, drunken officers ordered the Cossmoke to fire into a train full of passengers. The cos sacks fired two volleys. they dropped to the floor and only one person was wounded, a woman, in the incident.
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Lodz
Kosaia
Dibzono
Death Valley Heat Rumors Reported Across Nevada
Factual fragments claim eleven people died in two weeks while attempting to cross Death Valley. Reports describe extreme heat with temperatures near 140 degrees and drought drying up springs in Borippe New Allogitaton Goliféld region of Nev Jane Balitrog state.
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Goliféld
Nev Jane
Balitrog
Death Valley
Testimony closes in Mitchell case trial
The trial sees Martin and Sheree testify before the court as the prosecution argues no evidence shows the senator received money. the defense rests as Senator Mitchell is not placed on the stand, leaving Judge Turner and Harry Roberts’ testimony unchallenged.
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Martin
Seta
Sheree
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Tnnner
Harry Roberte
SiEA Faces Charges Over Chicago Strike Leadership
The International Teamsters Union executive board filed charges against President Shea for illegal strike actions and lavish spending. They allege Shea failed to yield to employer terms and accuse him of guiding the strike improperly, with potential impact on Chicago’s transportation industry.
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Chicago
Ile
Shea
International Teameters Union
Rhea
Abes
Tsie
Missing Boys Spark Nightlong Mountain Search
An Observer Special reports Johnnie Cassy and Walter Young missing after a short fishing trip. A search party led by hotel keeper J D Casey combed the mountains through a cold, rainy night with strong winds. No news yet on their fate as the report notes Casey’s prior loss experience.
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Salon
Johnnie Cassy
Walter Young
Casey
Ships Ordered Home In Crisis Amid European Tensions
Urgent orders have been received by the British battleship Glory and the cruisers Satleje and Hogue, and they will leave at once for England. Other warships have preceded them. The returns are tied to the escalating Franco German crisis.
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Borippe News Association
Hong Kong
Glory
Satleje
Hogue
England
France
Germany
Postal fraud case settles with two year commitment
Dr G BE Lor enco, once poetmaster at Toledo, was tried for conspiracy with August Machen and the Groff brothers and committed to the Manndeville penitentiary for two years after appearing in court this morning.
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Scripps News Association
Washington
G BE Lorenco
Toledo
August Machen
Groff Brothers
Manndeville Penitentiary
Hay Under Care After Medical Emergency
Secretary of state Hay, currently resting quietly, received a nurse and President Dr Jackson from Boston after a late night medical scare. The arrival followed a brief alert signaling the secretary would require ongoing treatment and observation for some time.
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Sete
Iimn Hay
Jackson
Boston
Yaquis Driven Back After Indian Attack at Poza Station
A party of American mining men led by Joseph Dewitt repelled Yaquis in the Sam Miguel valley Urea district and withdrew to Poza station. The Yaquis set fire to the district’s largest wheat field, three miles by two, and several ranchers were murdered before regular troops guarded the area.
Still Deliver Boycott Goods in Chicago Strike
Chicago June 27 members of the furniture movers and expressmen association continued to deliver goods to strike bound houses and make all deliveries. Employers determined to force the issue likely to extend the teamsters strike. Sheriff Barrett says strike deputies are withdrawn at about a hundred daily due to diminishing violence.
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Chicago
Furniture Movers and Expressmen’s Association
Barrett
Railway Wreck Near Castle Rock Causes Casualties
Denver Cole reports a Colorado and Southern Pacific freight train collision two miles north of Castle Rock. Several passengers are reported killed and others injured as emergency crews respond to the wreck.
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Scrippsens Association
Denver Cole
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Castle Rock
Open shop and nine hour day start in Philadelphia
Five leading Philadelphia printing establishments began open shop and the nine hour day to forestall a proposed eight hour movement by printers. The move signals industry alignment and labor tension as of June 26.
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Scripps News Avencation
Philadelphia
Portland Defense Seeks Non-Suit in Mitchell Case
In Portland on June 27 the Mitchell case proceedings focused on technicalities as the defense moved for a non-suit arguing the prosecution had not proven its charges. The courtroom adjourned after arguments on the motion.
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Mitchell
Newaeration
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