Battle in Manchuria Indicates Renewed Japanese Advance
Front reports show Japanese main advance along the Mandarin and Mainaikai roads from Changtufu to Yao an Pass as Russians pull back to align with fortified positions. Armistice negotiations seem fruitless as Lt General Linevitch restricts press while fighting potentially escalates beyond Mukden casualties.
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S. Petersburg
Manchuria
Mainaikai
Singlenichian
Changtufu
Shianmiaodzu
Yaoan Pass
Mandarin Road
Sipingbai
Kirin
Changchuntsu
Linevitch
Preas
Mukden
Doctor Advocated Operation Peruna Made Knife Unnecessary
A New York woman reports relief from leucorrhea and womb ulcers after taking Peruna for nine bottles, avoiding surgery. The notice urges women with female weakness to write to Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free treatment directions.
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Eva Bartho
East 12Th Street
New York City
N. Y
Peruna
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Re Hartman Sanitarium
Welidoff Finally Selected
Petersburg reports that M Neli doff the Russian ambassador to Paris has been selected for a key post. The announcement signals a major diplomatic shift as authorities confirm the appointment and outline implications for Franco Russian relations.
St Petersburg Council Hears Imperial Response on Representation Plan
In June 1922 the St Petersburg town council reviewed the delegation report from the all Russian congress of zemstves and mayors. The emperor’s words were read to cheers and Acting Mayor Reztsoff stated the imperial promise of a national representation plan without class faith or nationality distinctions.
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St. Petersburg
all-Russian
Congress of Zemstves
Reztsoff
Revelutionists Slain in Poland Report
Fragmentary OCR notes report a clash in Poland with revolutionists killed. Details are unclear but indicate fatalities and a late breaking update from Prasten.
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Prasten
Poland
Massacre on Workmen Parade Sparks Deaths and Wounding
Eighteen people were killed and about one hundred wounded when dragoons and Cossacks fired on a 50 000 strong workmen procession turned demonstration against the government last night.
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Cossacks
Governor Folk Ready to Enforce Law Against Racetrack Gambling
St. Louis reports Governor Folk declares readiness to take drastic measures to enforce laws banning racetrack gambling and the sale of liquor or on Sundays.
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St. Louis
Folk
Deadly Blunder On Lake Shore Limited At Mentor
The Twentieth Century Limited running at 50 to 60 mph dashed into an open switch at Mentor station near 10 pm killing eleven and injuring twelve to fifteen. The baggage and smoking car and the following coach burned. the engine and cars were torn from the tracks. The fireman is fatally injured and investigators suspect the switch was left open by a preceding freight crew.
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Mentor
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Limited
Dothan Postmaster Kills Cotton Buyer in Tragic Shooting
Dothan Alabama June 22 Byron Trammell postmaster shot and killed R A Barnes a young cotton buyer formerly of Newnan Georgia Barnes boarded at Trammels home Barnes death provokes inquiry Trammell surrendered but did not reveal motive
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Dothan
Ala
Byron Trammel
R. A. Barnes
Newnan
Trammel
Barnes
Bowen Calls Venezuelan Scandal a National Disgrace
Herbert W. Bowen, former minister to Venezuela, publishes a lengthy reply to President Roosevelt and Taft era inquiries. He describes the Venezuelan affair as a national disgrace and accuses Francis Loomis of corruption while urging a thorough, open investigation. Bowen recounts rumors about Loomis and notes a Washington offered ambassadorship seen as a bribe.
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New York
Herbert W. Bowen
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Taftato
Bowen
Francis B. Loomis
Loomis
Caracas
Mr. Bowen
Department of State
Washington
Loom
United States
Bermudez Asphalt Company
State Department
Castro
City Trust and Safe Deposit Co Closes Amid Forgeries
Philadelphia June 22 The City Trust and Safe Deposit company once trusted by customers closed its doors with Albert I L Tabor appointed to liquidate and take temporary charge. President J Hampton Moore may become permanent receiver as directors expect all depositors will be paid in full. The collapse stems from forgeries by the late Benjamin J Gaskill who faked stock certificates and personal loans dating back to 1898. The losses total about eighty thousand dollars after securities found to be forged were valued at over a hundred twenty seven thousand.
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Phila _delphia tank
Philadelphia
City Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Albert IL. Tabor
J. Hampton Moore
Tabor
Benjamin J. Gaskill
Moore
B. H. Gaskill & Co
A. E. Appleyard
First Conviction of This Kind Reported
Washington reports the state department says O V Hartman was convicted in Philadelphia of passport fraud after claiming to be born in Milwaukee Wisconsin when he was not This marks the first such conviction in the United States by the law and its enforcement
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Washington
State Department
O. V. Hartman
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Wis
Roosevelt Orders Foley Reinstatement Figure In Army Case
President Roosevelt has ordered First Lieutenant Hamilton Foley of the Fifth Cavalry reinstated to his rank after Panama Canal Zone Governor Magoon reported Foley’s innocence. The law bars civilian appointments beyond age twenty six, requiring a special act of Congress to restore him.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Art
Congress
Hamilton Foley
Fifth Cavalry
Philippines
Root
Foley
Magoon
Panama Canal Zone
Army
Preliminary report on Equitable Society investigation issued
Albany June 22 Superintendent Francis Hendricks of the state insurance department released his preliminary report to Governor Higgins outlining sharp criticisms of Equitable Life Assurance Society management and the Ryan trustees voting arrangement. He warns that superficial measures will not fix the evil and advocates mutualization with elimination of the attack at a price tied to dividends. The report and evidence will go to the attorney general for action.
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Albany
N. Y
Francis Hendricks
State Insurance Department
Higgins
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas F. Ryan
Hendricks
Embezzlement Trial for Washington Attorneys S
Washington June 32. Andrew A Lipscomb a prominent member of the Washington bar is on trial on an indictment charging him in connection with Thomas N Fields also an attorney with embezzling funds belonging to the Washington Beneficial Endowment association of which they were receivers Fields was tried and convicted weeks ago.
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Washington
Andrew A. Lipscomb
Washington Bar
Thomas N. Fields
Washington Beneficial Endowment Association
Fields
Railways Refuse Pass Holder List Demand
Indianapolis June 22 railways decline to honor the railroad commission demand for a list of pass holders. Attorneys say the commission may lack legal right and favor a friendly suit to settle the issue, proposing an agreed statement of facts for the supreme court to construe the law.
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Indianapolis
Railway Commission
Supreme Court
Indianapolis Eyes Cheap Fuel Gas Franchise Bid
The city plans a twenty five year cheap fuel gas contract with bids due around Aug 1. The board of public works has served notice on Consumers Gas Trust and seeks competition to drive price below 60 cents. Gas must meet 575 BTU per ft3 and provide at least fourteen candlepower lighting. Meters and safety devices will be supplied free to consumers.
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Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Jeup
North Manchester Granted Franchise for Traction Extension
North Manchester council grants Indiana Northern Traction a franchise to extend from Marion to North Manchester with three route options. The fourteen mile line is expected to start car service by January, with right of way fully secured for the planned extension from Wabash to Marion.
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Watesh
Ind
North Manchester
Indiana Northern Traction Company
Marion
Wabash
Card Game Ends in Fight in Noblesville Saloon
In Noblesville Indiana on June 22 Noah Shetterly and Erastus Van Horn played cards when Shetterly accused Van Horn of cheating. A quarrel moved to the street where Van Horn stabbed Shetterly with a knife and Shetterly struck Van Horn with a board. Both men were arrested.
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Noblesville
Ind
Noah Shetterly
Erastus van Horn
Shetterly
van Horn
van Hof
Indiana Railroad Pass Policy Tangles With Large Systems
Indianapolis June 22 The railroad commission faces a fight with major systems not under Indiana charter over free transportation. The courts must rule on law construction, while small Indiana lines may be targeted. Governor Hanly parole salvo creates precedent. mayoral race forecasts vary with Stalnaker and Bookwalter. May tax settlements show Marion County leading deposits to common school and general funds.
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Indianapolis
Railroad Commission
Indiana
Railway Commission
Supreme Court
Marion County
Ohio County
Will of John W. Parmelee Provides Trust for Poor Housing Fuel
The Chicago will of John W. Parmelee, who died last week, leaves an estate estimated at 400000 in trust. The income will be used to buy fuel for poor and needy families in the city of Chicago.
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Chicago
John W. Parmelee
Chiara
Market report for Indianapolis and Chicago grain and livestock
Market listings show Wheat No 2 red ranges from 95¢ to 1.05 in Indianapolis and Chicago at 1.03. Corn No 2 values run about 55¢ to 56¢. Oats No 2 mixed 31¢ to 38¢. Hay prices vary by type, with clover around 5 to 9 dollars. Cattle range 2.25 to 6.00, hogs around 4.35 to 5.60, sheep 3.00 to 5.50, lambs 4.00 to 6.60. East Buffalo and New York quotes appear with similar ranges. July and cash terms noted.
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Chicago
New York
East Suffalo
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Oyama
M. Belidor
Flyer
Mr. Loomia
Stepe
Eawatl
Hanly
Fowler
Igor
Stalnaker
Bookwalter
Market Report
Cincinnati
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