Britain to Send Note to United States Over Watch Efforts
British officials plan a friendly note to the United States urging that the closest possible watch be kept to prevent contraband shipments intended for use against Crown forces by republicans. Secret service agents in America reportedly track suspects, with Scotland Yard in touch with U.S. authorities as headquarters reported in New York.
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United States
Chipmients
Aris
Troma
Secret Service
Americ Ats
Pdshmen
Deagie
Stanela
Scotland Yard
Sima Feta
Ottlee
Chek Smudeahes
Amea Mnander
Saldiepa
Tetate
Mystery on the Maou Side Vessel Theft Report
Turmoil surrounds the Maou Side vessel where machine guns vanished after a suspected theft. Federal and Hoboken police investigations focus on missing arms, a claimed ship crew, and a suspected warehouse transfer amid wartime shortages and guard measures.
Hadtain Reports Moemat Tension Amid New York Protest
London reports a formal inquiry into a Between OOM and FOO incident linked to the Piist republican army. The British consulate in New York began forestalling actions, officials say the report not yet received but expected. Government views suggest the issue is not a matter for the United States.
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London
Efoe Hoken
New York
Hinett
No Protest Reported Over Shipments and Captive Ferry
No protest was received from Washington regarding shipments of hot machines to Trehand and no representations were made about the capture of a large number of machine wins from the steamer Hast Sid in Hoboken. State Department officials stated no nation has protested.
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Washrton
Ate
LTC Mritain
Trehand
Hoboken
State Department
Jodas Menarment
Warning on Armament Growth Drives Commons Debate
London hearing warns that war is inevitable unless armaments cease as Gen Sir St John Davidson calls for a consensus to curb armaments. The issue dominates an opening Commons debate on forthcoming Peel Commission considerations and a broader push for disarmament among nations.
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London
Soul Divddson
House
Af Commons
Nhou
Amiments
St. John Davidson
Two Hackers With Tanks Killed Near Rathcoole
Two Htack wid Tans Killed, Dublin, June 17. Two btnele and aR policemen were killed In an ams Meade near Rathcoole today. The yt Mela casualties are not known, HD apyelieved to have been heavy.
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Dublin
Btnele
Ams
Rathcoole
Meriden Policeman Fined After Revolver Use
New Haven June 17 Domenick Defoe was fined 25 dollars and costs for interfering with Policeman Patrick O Sullivan. The court noted Defoe was shot in the arm by the officer during the struggle and would have faced jail if not for the wound. Dejoe was among a crowd that rushed the patrolman as he attempted an arrest last night.
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New Haven
Domenick Defoe
Patrick O'Sullivan
Dejoe
Sullivan
Lewis' Friends Aim to Oust Gompers at AFL Convention
Denver June 17 John L Lewis head of United Mine Workers of America has enough votes pledged to win election as president of the American Federation of Labor, potentially replacing Samuel Gompers. Supporters cite backing from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. opposition within the Labor movement remains strong. If Lewis secures 200000 votes, Gompers may retire to clear the field, with calls for representation shifts to craft unions and basic industries. The Irish question and Ireland aid resolutions stir division, while Russia faces shifts as the federation leans toward recognizing the Soviet government.
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Lewis
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Allvoad
Clampetts
Lewis Willl
Gompers
Wttle
C. P. Moley
Ireland
American Labor Movement
Russia
Federation
Executive Council
lLeine
International Association of Fachuiats
Moscow
William Ht. Johnston
Uriton
Benjamin Schlesinger
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Counterfeit Tickets Warn For Dempsey Carpentier Fight
Promoter Tex Rickard announced counterfeit tickets for the Dempsey Carpentier fight have appeared in several cities. He warns buyers to refuse tickets bought on the street and to purchase only from authorized agencies.
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Wight
New York
Jersey City
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Shirt Factory in Norwalk Races to Meet Demand
In Norwalk the local Cluett Peabody & Co shirt factory works overtime to keep pace with demand, contrasting with Albany collar plants slow pace. A night shift is contemplated to finish orders.
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Norwalk
Albany
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Supreme Court Disclosure Trial Ordered for Keystone Trio
Washington reports a government victory as district supreme court Justice Siddons dismisses demurrers and orders trials for Ashton Embry I Millard Mayer Barnett Moses and J Harwood Graves. Indictments allege conspiracy to obtain advance Supreme Court decision information for Wall Street speculation.
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United States Supreme Court
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District Supreme Court
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Mayer
Barnett E. Moses
J. Harwood Graves
United States
Supreme Court
Wall Street
Opposed to Renewal of Treaty with Japan
London June 17 Commander Carylon Bellairs coalition unionist MP told the house of commons Britain should not renew the alliance with Japan. He argued the British nation, scarred by war, would frown on an agreement with a power pursuing military aims. Other speakers urged renewal only on terms satisfactory to the United States and China.
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London
Carylon Bellairs
House of Commons
Great Britain
Bellairs
Japan
United States
China
Refusal to Accept Proposed Wage Cut Sparks Talks
New Haven June 17 arbitration over wage differences between the Connecticut company and its platform men is seen as the only solution to the deadlock. The men rejected the company’s wage cut offer and officials may resume negotiations. If a reduction occurs the public may demand trolley fare cuts statewide as costs have fallen since the 10 cent fare.
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New Haven
Connecticut Company
Mayo flays moral conditions in Stillman case debate
Dr Charles Mayo of Rochester urged Northwestern alumni in Chicago that literacy immorality stems from poor moral, social, and economic conditions. He called for compulsory education of children six to fourteen in religion and eugenics alongside the three Rs to curb illiteracy and immorality in America.
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Chicago
Charles Mayo
Rochester, Minn
Stillman
New York
Mayo
Northwestern University
America
Miss Ganersky Explains Auto Visit in New Haven
Ida Ganersky daughter of a New York rabbi recovered consciousness at a New Haven hospital and returned to New York with relatives after being found in a coma in a Whithouse avenue automobile on Wednesday afternoon. She said she came to visit relatives without her family knowing. The police have accepted her account as true and ended the investigation.
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New Haven
Ida Ganersky
New York
Whithouse Avenue
Stolen Car Ring Foiled in Brooklyn Arrests
Two young men and a woman arrested in Brooklyn faced Bridge Plaza court after detectives tied them to a stolen car from Bridgeport Connecticut. Richmond and Knapp admitted stealing the vehicle on June 14 and moving it to Zoar Connecticut, disposing of plates. The car belonged to George J. Smith of Milford.
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New York
Brooklyn
Sbridgeport
Conn
Bridge Plaza Court
Sadie Devanney
William Edward Richmond
Jersey City
Ernest Knapp
New Britain
John Kelley
Richmond
Knapp
Main Street
Bridgeport
Zoar
George J. Smith
Broadstreet
Milford
Prentists Offices Robbed in New Haven
Three dentists offices in New Haven were entered last night and robbed of about 100 dollars in gold and cash, reports received by the police today.
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Prentists
New Haven
The Cotton Market Opens Irregular in New York
The Cotton Market in New York opened irregular with prices down about three points. By the end of the first hour of trading, active positions traded a shade below the previous close amid cautious selling and modest early demand.
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New York
Lass
Seizure of 500 to 600 Guns Breaks Sinn Fein Plans
London reports 500 to 600 machine guns seized at Hoboken exposed by British secret service, crippling Sinn Fein autumn offensive against crown forces. Irish office touts success and claims they outwitted Sinn Fein, with officials tying the case to Irish Freedom movement funds and U S connections.
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Republican
Hoboken
Irish Republican Army
Ireland
Irish Office
Sinn
Sinn Fein
Irish White Cross
League of Friends of Irish Freedom
East Side
Alabama
Admiral Sims
England
America
Morgan
Sun Yat Sen asks U S for recognition of China government
Washington June 17 The south Chinese government led by Dr Sun Yat Sen formally asked the United States for recognition as the constitutional government of China He appeals to America as the mother of democracy and the traditional friend of China The north China government is said to be under militarist control and would bow to Japan's 21 demands if recognized.
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Washington
America
China
Dr. Sun Yet Sen
United States
Sun Yet Sen
Harding
North China
Japan
Germany's Trade Drive Alarms Britain
London reports Germany has organized a powerful industrial system to flood world markets with goods to meet indemnities. The Daily Express warns industrial Britain that Germany could undersell British products as it floods exports, threatening home trade. The piece notes German workers resist eight hour day and argues Britain faces a dire industrial peril.
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Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Daily Express
The
Britain
Lenine outlines new Soviet attitude toward capitalism
In Riga on June 17 Nicolai Lenine, head of the Moscow soviet, declares Communists must learn from capitalists as the red army learned from militarists. He explains a shift from war communism to a socialistic exchange of goods, endorsing free trade as essential to rebuild large industries while keeping proletarian control of transport and major industries. He urges support for small peasant industries and government-guided distribution of raw materials, calling for initiative in agriculture and industry and willingness to pay for expert guidance. Moscow reports show no real opposition to Lenine's program, which was quickly adopted at the international congress.
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Moscow Soviet
Moscow
Lenine
Red Army
International Congress
Miller Sues Mother-In-Law Over Alienation Case
Mrs Helen Elizabeth Miller sues Mrs Lorence Miller alleging alienation of her husband Robert C Miller who wed Pearl Hibbard Walton in Los Angeles after two years separation. The Stamford suit cites the mother in law’s alleged efforts to turn the couple apart and notes they have one child. The mother in law is described as wealthy widow of Jeremiiah Miller.
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Helen Elizabeth Miller
Marvin Street
Lorence Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
Robert C. Miller
Miller
Pearl Hibbard Walton
Welen I. Rinsleberg
Jeremiiah Miller
Stock Market Drifts Amid Small Moves on June 17
The New York stock market opened unsettled with mixed small shifts. Mexican Pete fell to 107, Studebaker to 73.5, General Asphalt up to 52. Famous Players slid to 58. Crucible Steel dropped to 53 after a dividend cut. Reading fell to 67.75, American Woolen rose to 71.5, and corn products declined to 43.1.
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New York
Studebaker
General Asphalt
Crucible Steel
Reading Destined
Raids in London disrupt railways amid Irish sympathy raid
London reported many raids cutting telegraph and telephone lines and destroying railway property. Police arrested nine suspects, allegedly Irish Republican sympathizers, with seven held at Bromley. A signal box fire and shooting by a raider marked the clashes, as Scots Yard linked the attack to the Irish Self Determination League.
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London
Scotland
Bromley
Fire attack and mail theft in Dublin Castle area
On June 17 in Dublin at Castle Island the Carnegie library suffered fire damage after an attack by Sinn Fein. A night firefight along the Lifey river accompanied republicans clashing with Black and Tan police near the Custom House ruins. The Belfast Dublin mail was held up and two Belfast made merchandise cars were destroyed. All mails burned. Bromley police fought a revolver duel. several Sinn Fein supporters believed wounded, with blood traces found.
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Dublin
Carnegie
Castle Island
Lifey
Custom House
Bromley
Sinn
Fire At Pleasure Resort Destroys Pavilion In Baltimore
Fire at Gwynne Oak park, a United Railway amusement resort in the city’s northwest suburbs, destroyed a large dancing pavilion and damaged several other buildings. Loss estimated around 100000 dollars.
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Baltimore
Gwynne Oak Park
United Railway Company
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