Naval disarmament talk stirs European cautiousness in Congress
Edward B. Clark reports that the proposed naval conference faces broad American hesitation. Britain and other powers would resist rapid disarmament moves, while a failure to agree risks burning the chance for a formal accord. A recent air tragedy prompts safety calls for altitude posts on airways nationwide. Major Connelly’s death highlights service casualties and the human cost of ongoing military duty.
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Edward B. Clark
Woellington
Chirnanient
Weellington
Congress
Indian Head
Bishways Mutunt
Aurbertt
United States
Perth
Air Service
Manele Connolly
Indian Heard
Connelly
Aytos
Synonyms for Jew and their distinctions in religion and race
The passage explains that Israelite and Jew are used differently: Israelite refers to religion, Hebrew to literature and race, and Jew to the Semitic race or Moses religion. It notes distinctions like convert to Judaism or converted Jew, clarifying focus on religion rather than ethnicity. The wording preserves historical discussion on terms.
Mammoth Cave Saltpeter Link to War Effort in 1812
Visitors to Mammoth Cave Kentucky marvel at arches and echoes while recalling its role in 1812. The vast saltpeter deposits there funded powder production for the War of 1812, giving the site early notoriety.
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Mamoth Cave
Kentucky
Fenson
Aland Island Award Score Sparks Nordic Debate
Swedish representative in the League Council calls for a plebiscite on Aland Island status as the award status triggers regional tensions. The bid to resolve governance prompts formal inquiries and calls for referendum among local populations.
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League Council
Attacks Allies Stand Near Aland Island Dispute
A historic report describes attacks by a former Swedish premier against Allied troops near Aland amid Finland and Western efforts. It notes tensions over the Aland Islands cradle of Swedish protection, with Allied concerns, military movements, and commissions weighing Swedish population safeguards and potential cession.
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Hjatone Branite Ing
Sweden
Finland
Aland
Dude A
Eiki
Ponpriens Ad Eleelaurwid Aesiidak Saat
Iskaes Wie
Meimishey Sar Smeilen Se Security
UAL Burke
Phan
Paria
Reewandiat
Doelot
Mil Bey Bart Neal
Sarre Valley
Tory
Ate Aia
Mit Tipiellotuitien
Sarre
Inet
Cheeeibah Disha
Phe Qounellalee
Haywood Honored by Moscow Delegates in Third International
The Moscow press notes Haywood of the 1st World War era received an ovation from delegates to the Third Internationale. He was introduced as a survivor who once faced oppression in Russia, fled to America, and now supports the idea that American workers escape to a truly free Russia.
Use of Dollars Hurts U S Trade
Secretary Hoover announced a drop in American exchange after the installment payment of the German Indemnity in American dollars. Officials believed the discussion of changing the payment method would be brought to the attention of the commission.
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U. S
Dollane
Hoover
Baltimore Team Ties Record with Consecutive Wins
Baltimore tied a league record by achieving twenty seven straight victories in the Texas league through a 1 to 8 win over Buffalo. The correlative note confirms this as the official record, marking a historic run in the division.
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Seorndd
Victorien
Buffalo
Baltimore
Naval fleet transfers shuffle Atlantic Pacific assignments
Secretary Then orders Washington one oatteshipe Art ona Nevada and Oklahorn moved from the Atlantic to the Pacific. In a separate reallocation New York, Teams, Wyoming and Ar kenans shift from the Pacific to the Atlantic. The aim is to balance coal burner roles between fleets as an economic measure.
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Washington
Wage Cuts to Hit More Railroads
Announcement of a wage reduction order affecting nearly all railroads involved in the $000,000,000 wage award of July 192? and not famed in the reduction order of June 4. A brief hearing covering about thirty rounds asking wage cure has been held. The board's decision on this case and when more than 120 rounds presented petitions will be rendered simultaneously.
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Jengo
United States Railroad Later
Bonut
Jane
Wisi
Univn News
New York
Ireland
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Wras
Amor Anerican
Murust
Cilicia
Syria
Ligt
Pol
Adena
Hobukemad
Constattinie
Suytha
Tadeo
Cor
Arms Found On Ship Tipped Off By Crew Member
U S customs officers seized weapons aboard a steamer at Hoboken after a crew member alerted authorities. The discovery included machine guns and magazines packed in burlap, with investigations focusing on whether the shipment violated maritime and foreign-ship regulations. Authorities moved the arms to a warehouse under guard while probing connections to Ireland and alleged smuggling.
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Apts
United States Shipping
Norfolk
Ireland
Shipping Board
Highland
Iswald
Willian
Washington
Department of Justice Eye
New York
Hoboken
Allies Offer Aid Amid Turkish Greek Mediation Plea
Allies push mediation as Britain France and Italy urge Greece to accept Turkish question settlement. Prime ministers Briand and Curzon seek high commissioners of Upper Silesia for an interim report on allocations. Britain withdraws forces from Near East, while negotiations continue over sovereignty and regional peace terms.
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Wty Neal
Baris
Great Britain
Frat
Italy
Gower
Ashi Minor
Sween
Prensier Brand
Lord Curity
Kane Constantine
Ain Lune
Greece
M. Briand
Lord Curxon
Upper
Silesia
Near East
Sprortia
Aviators Escape After Lake Plunge Near Camp Lewis
Cadet Charles W. Hillman and Raymond Wilkerson, aviators of the Mighty Ninety First squadron at Camp Lewis, were rescued from a plane that dived to the lake bottom fifteen feet deep. Both reached the shore unhurt after the crash during forest fire patrol duty near Tacoma Washington.
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American Lake
Camp Lewis
Charles W. Hillman
Raymond Wilkerson
Mighty
Soldiers Hurt as Motor Upset at Camp Lewis
Thirteen soldiers were seriously injured when a motor bus carrying nineteen crashed into a stove wall at the entrance to Camp Lewis in Washington state, according to reports received here.
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Seattle
Camp Lewis
Washington
Boy Killed Looking for Nickel in Heindeborg Calif
Five year old John Tognart was struck and killed by a railroad train while tenting on the tracks hoping to find a scent piece he had bow. The accident occurred in Heindeborg California as the child searched the rails.
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Heindeborg
Calif
John Tognart
Onula
Sen
Lane
Whitney
Noh
Chicago & Northwestern
Phirtwon
Fallpond Company
Athens
Huiron Fort
Jms
Fugitive Gardner Retaken After Jail Escape Saga
A jail escapee with a prior Hills robbery conviction is recaptured in Centralia by Louis Sonny, ending a federal manhunt. Gardner, who fled Castle Rock to evade guards, wore a bandage on his face and claimed a partner’s pistol aided the escape. He is now in the McNeill Island penitentiary, with officials noting the chase involved a San Francisco marshal and a posse.
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Who News Service
Centralia
Wash
McNeill’s Island
Louis Sonny
Mishue Valty
Gardner
Castle Hook
Castle Rock
United States
Holohan
San Prutivisco
Helio
Good Gardner
Spector
Bine
Calis
McNeill
Malan Howell
Eil
Kretx
Wises
Norris H. Pyron
Gordon
Ng GM
Chicago Makes Big Cleaning Raid Nets Hundreds Arrested
In a sweeping operation five andren persons were arrested in a series of spectacular raids on alleged gambling houses. Thousands of people gathered as police broke down doors and patrol wagons converged on raid sites. The Waiters Club yielded the largest haul with over 200 arrests. Six squads led by State’s Attorney Crowe conducted the raids across three police stations.
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Chicago
Andren
Crowe
U S Protest Drafting U S Citizens into Greek Army
The American legation in Athens reports Americans are being drafted into the Greek army and the matter has been raised with the Greek legation. The Greek government shows desire to end the policy, and no direct representations have been made to the Greek foreign office yet. Washington reports Rear Admiral E W Eberle named commander in chief of the Pacific fleet with admiral’s rank. He replaces Admiral Hugh Madden to Hampton Roads base. Vice Admiral B L P Jones takes command of the Atlantic fleet with the rank of admiral, succeeding Admiral H B Wilson.
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Elisalae
Constantine
Smyrna
Triumon
Wariington
Antormar
Athens
Department
Foreign Office
Washington
EW. Eberle
Atlantic
Pacific
Hugh Madman
Hampton Fonds
Blp. Jones
H. B. Wilson
Whisky seizure leads to arrests near Deming
Prohibition officers nabbed M Dante of Rodeo New Mexico and Fay Krap near Deming New Mexico after stopping a vehicle said to ferry whisky valued between 18000 and 15000 dollars. The pair, both armed, allegedly resisted commands to halt as officers pursued them crossing the Rio Grande from Juarez.
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Paso
Texas
Tross M. Dante
Rodeo
Fay Krap
Deming
Prohibition
Rio Grande
Juarez
Woman Threatens Mme Curie in Chicago Visit
Police protected Marie Curie during a Polish women’s welcome in Chicago after a telephone threat from a cancer patient claiming it was her mission to kill Curie. The caller, incoherent and convinced cancer cannot be cured, warned of future contact.
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Mme. Curie
Chicago
Mme
Marie Curie
Radius
Regulating Packers Bill Moves Through Congress
Washington June 15 The House moved toward regulating meat packers with a bill assigning oversight to the secretary of agriculture. Senate amendments added records and accounting rules for packers and stockyard operators, and aimed to remove small butchers from regulation while banning unfair practices, price manipulation and interdealer conferred restraints. Senator Kenyon praised the amendments as giving the measure teeth, and Senator La Follette supported the bill on final roll call citing improved provisions.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Agricolur
South Hakot
Secretary of Agriculture
Kenyon
Republican
Towa
Agriculture Committee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Vessel Rams Destroyer Dent in Harbor Collision
The destroyer Dent suffered a hole in her after compartment while entering Los Angeles harbor during battle practice and was rammed by another vessel as it moved through a smoke screen. Commander H B Kelly reports the incident.
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U. 8
Los Angeles
Calif
Dent
H. B. Kelly
Governor Neffim Calls Extra Session in Texas
Austin Texas Governor Neffim issued a proclamation summoning the Legislature to convene in extraordinary session on July 18. He lists several reasons led by the need to make appropriations for the support and maintenance of the government and state institutions.
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Texas
Austin
Neffim
Mob Burns Black Person Church in Avondale Disturbance
In Autreyville Georgia a Black person was burned and buried by a mob believed to have set fire to Black homes a lodge and church. Black residents suffered whip assaults and one man was struck after firing a public safety weapon amid clashes linked to a brutal case involving Lorena Wilkes a 12 year old white girl. John Henry Williams and another Black person face charges in connection with the case.
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Autreyville
Lorena Wilkes
John Henry Williams
Politician Held for Mail Theft in Chicago
Chicago authorities again arrested Timothy Murphy, a political boss and labor leader, amid claims he and a postal ring led a robbery at the Polk Street post office on April 1 with a $190,000 loot. A midnight raid on his father in law’s home recovered $112,000 in cash and bonds.
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Chicago
Timothy
Big Bi) Murphy
Polk Street
Big Tim
End
Honda
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