Revolution Breaks Out in Budapest Amid Turmoil
Vienna reports a counter revolution in Budapest with monitors firing on Bela Kun’s headquarters. Fighting lasts through the night as a state of siege is declared and soviet guards patrol the capital. Copenhagen notes suppression of the counter move but doubts linger. truce negotiatons continue in Basil with Spartacan forces clashing and rail damage reported.
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Vienna
Budapes
Bela Kun
Attawitan
Serge
Relatme
Basil
Hungari Fur
Mlnes
World War II era dispatches and death notice in one column
From The Hague and New York dispatches to a Hannibal obituary, the items report a seafaring loss and a sudden death of Mrs. T. P. Wilson. The telephones case moves forward in Congress as a separate item.
Wheat harvest struggles near Maiden with worsening rain
Wheat fields around Maiden Missouri show heavy yields but rain hampers gathering. Binders can only cut narrow swaths as horses die from the heat and thirst, despite frequent tea changes.
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Maiden
Marriage Unites Local Clifton Pairs in Simple Ceremony
Married by Rev. R V Lamb at the bridegroom and bride’s home, HL Dunivent and Mata Elizabeth Newby, both from nearby families who grew up as playmates and neighbors. They have lived within a mile of each other and wed after years of mutual acquaintance and affection, with best wishes for a happy future.
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Re Taub
RV. Lamb
First Baptist Church
HL Dunivent
Fatima
Lenhart Promoted to Edina Station Manager
Oscar Lenhart, longtime Standard Oil employee, has been promoted and placed in charge of the Moverly station now relocated to Edina Missouri. The new role includes a significant salary increase as Mr and Mrs Lenhart moved to their new home last week per the Madison Times.
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Gers
Oscar Lenhart
Standard Oil Company
Edina
Strike in Germany grows more serious in Jan report
A January report from Basil notes Germany faces a deepening strike crisis with raids on food stores and transportation disruptions. Spartacan counter moves are planned to offset the menace while the public suffers from unequal food distribution and rising violence in Hamburg. In Berlin officials say Hyanians defeated Bolshevik forces, recapturing Odessa and threatening Kiel.
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Basil
Germany
Hamburg
Married in Moberly as Rev Gillihan Officiates
W. S. Beresford and Miss Basel Houghton of Huntsville united in marriage last evening at 8 o'clock by Rev. Gillihan at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs. R. Barcus, 622 Taylor Street. The couple, described as pleasing and attractive, returned to Huntsville this afternoon.
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W. S. Beresford
Basel Houghton
Huntsville
Mob lynches accused rapist near Elisville Mississippi
Elisville Mississippi June 27 a mob of hundreds hanged John Wartfield a confessed assailant found wounded after a pursuit that stretched across southern Mississippi. The crowd at a big gum tree kept silent as a noose ended Wartfield s life and bullets burned the corpse after initial police examination deemed him fatally wounded. No arrests followed and the town returned to quiet.
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Elisville
Miss
Mississippi
John Wartfield
Pieville
Jackson
Biisville
Hartfield
JA J Cater
Effort to End St Louis Phone Strike Under Way
St Louis Mo June 27 Efforts to end the strike of Bell and Kinloch telephone operators and electrical workers were to be made today James Barrett commissioner of conciliation in the department of labor was in St Louis for a conference with union leaders and company officials About 490 to 500 wire operators and around 300 electrical workers were said to have struck at the two companies this morning
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St. Louis
Bell and Kinloch
James Barrett
Department of Labor
Barrett
Auion
Biggest art museum planned for Washington
Washington officials say the rebuilding of the Freer Gallery at Smithsonian will finish in September and house the National Gallery of Art with Oriental exhibits donated by Charles L Freer. A Roosevelt memorial museum bill seeks 5 million dollars, but faces delay until fall.
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Washington
National Gallery of Art
America
St Fay
Freer
Smithsonian Institution
National Art Museum
Charles L
Willard Dempsey Fight Under Fire in Congress
In Washington a bill was introduced by Rep Randall of California urging Ohio Governor to block a proposed Willard versus Dempsey prize fight in Toledo on July 4 to prevent what was described as desecrating the nation’s birthday. Mrs Randall criticized the participants and referenced a past connected fighter tainted by bribery.
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Washington
Ohio
Willard
Dempsey
Toledo
Randall
Californi
Jack Tohngon
Entertainers Gather for Launcheon Reception and Service
A list of guests attends a luncheon and reception in Siler camp Ri Ni with out‑of‑town attendees including Mrs Myra Enright past supreme oracle and Mrs Ida Davis district deputy from Missouri along with Mr and Mrs Stanley of Marceline Mrs Ella Curry of Chillicothe and other dignitaries. Mrs Fer guor chairs the reception committee with members Mrs Bessie Hollis Mrs Genevieve Skinner Mrs Hattie Love and Frank Robinson.
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Siler
Myra
BR Enright
eressCity
Kan
St. James
Ida Davis
Lacle Mo
Stanley
Marceline
Ella Curry
Chillicothe
Ferguor
Bessie Hollis
Genevieve Skinner
Hattie Love
Frank Robinson
Death and Heat Prostrations Reported in Callaway Wheat Fields
Three heat prostrations with one death were reported by physicians Wednesday night in Callaway county wheat fields. Levis Graves, a Black man, died in Fulton a few hours after being removed from the field. Weather fair tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change.
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Callaway County
Levis Graves
Fulton
Airplane built for his own sport by L C Brand
The Los Angeles Times photo shows L C Brand and wife Mrs R Kerr by Brand’s Curtiss Hispano two seater monoplane the Mono Eagle designed for leisure use. Brand president of Guarantee Trust Co built to replace auto for a busy man. first flight from golf rounds to Venice and back with pilot Lieut Brown. plane costs not specified and gasoline burn rate noted as twelve gallons per hour marking it a luxury for capitalists.
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The
Democrat
Jane
Los’ Angeles Times
L. C. Brand
R. ‘J. Kerr
Brand
Guarantee Trust Company
Ground near Belleville sold to U S Army aviation post
Ownership of land near Belleville was transferred to the government after payment. Listed owners and payments include Wile Jian Hagemann 176 acres 33400 Belleville Savings Bank executor estate of Abraham Griffin 160 acres 31860 Frank and Joseph Rieder 117 acres 22720 Samuel and Rosa Harrison 89 acres 16485 Susie and Brice McGeehon 50 acres 92505 William Weil 30 acres 5550. Moberly Red Cross canteen members urged to meet at 7 30 PM at Goetze conservatory South Clark street to discuss important business. Dr Amelia Burke of Tucson, Arizona met Mrs LeVan-Lang yesterday.
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Belleville
United States Army
Scott
Joseph’ Rieder
Samuel and
Rosa Harrison
Susie and
Brice McGeehon
William Weil
Moberly
Red Cross
Goetze Conservatory
Clark Street
Former German Crown Prince hints at future war in ten years
Friedrich Wilhelm, former German crown prince, tells Mirror interview he plans to live on his Silesian estate and predicts renewed conflict within a decade. He says East Prussia and Silesia will never agree to Polish nomination and names Serbia Italy Roumania and Greece as likely furious over peace terms. Only France Britain and America would be satisfied.
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London
Friedrich Wilhelm
Silesia
the Mirror
East Prussia
Belpin
Servia
Italy
Roumania
Greece
France
Britain
America
Silesiz
Amerongen
Symie
Times
German Delegates Arrive For Versailles Peace Signing
German delegates depart Berlin and expect to reach Paris to sign the peace treaty at Versailles. Foreign Minister Mueller and Colonial Minister Rey named as signatories amid reports of revolts in Berlin and Hamburg and royalist unrest in eastern provinces.
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Versailles
von Haniel
Berlin
Dusseldorf
Mueller
Rey
Herr Gierbert
Herr Lienert
Fred S. Ferguson
Germany
Hamburg
Holland
Bon
Prohibition Enforcement Bill Moves in House Debate
The House dict analysis committee reported a two section bill enforcing both war time and constitutional prohibition by a 17 to 2 vote. War time provisions are more lenient. separate bills to enforce both forms failed 10 to 6. An amendment allows non alcoholic beverages to be made to reduce alcohol content. Major General Traub to Brigadier General Sturgis succession noted.
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Washington
House
Igoe
Dyer
Ford to Have Expert Review Ford Co War Profits
Washington on June 27 Henry Ford was asked by Secretary Glass to send an expert to inspect Ford Motor Co books to determine Ford's share of profits on war contracts Fort Detroit branch of the internal revenue bureau was instructed to supply the expert assistance to Ford.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
Glass
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Roper
Detroit
Brazich
Internal Revenue Bureau
Judge Bartlett Victim in Pike County Railroad Accident
Pike County resident Judge Bartlett aged about 80 was struck by a freight train near Clarkaville yesterday afternoon. He was hurled eighty feet and died at the scene. coroner turned over the body. A wind storm near Ash caused extensive damage to fences and grain. Hugh Mallory was shocked by the incident.
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Pike County
Clarksvn
St. Louis &Denver Ex ‘Press
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Clarkaville
Judge Bartlett
Hugh Mallory
Ghtaing
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