Police Tighten Blackout as Reds and Bolsheviks Targeted
New York City police and state guards are on high alert to deter anarchists Bolsheviks and other alien elements. Federal state and local agencies coordinate to guard government buildings churches stock exchanges and homes of Bolshevik prosecutors. Police inspect more than twenty anarchist hubs seizing incendiary documents while deportations and deportations of eighteen anarchists are reported.
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New York City
Ana ‘Oreer
George A. Dyer
Eack
William J. Flynn
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Palmer
Stock Exchange
Wek
Bliss Island
Overman
Trotsky
Lenin
House of the Masses
Detroit
Michigan
Willard Dempsey Heavyweight Title Bout Nears in Toledo
Special to The New York Times Toledo Ohio July 3 Willard and Dempsey prepare for the world heavyweight championship fight at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon in a 70 000 capacity arena Betting odds favor Willard at 5 to 4 with estimates of around two million dollars in wagers The arena will hold 60 000 but attendance may reach 70 000 with many women expected to attend and forecasts predicting hot weather The fighters spent a quiet day before the bout with Willard sticking to two meals and Dempsey eating three large meals
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Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
United States
Willard
Dempsey
Jack
Jess
Tex Rickard
New York
Greenland
Parkwood Avenue
Secor Hotel
Point Place
Maumee Bay
Niente
W. A. Gavin
Army
Navy
Civilian Board of Boxing Control
Ollie Pecord
Ray Archer
Jack Kearns
Dempsey Legionaries
Major Biddle
Kiddie
Handley Page plan to fly to New York
The Handley Page Atlantic will attempt a flight to the United States tomorrow from Harbor Grace Newfoundland. delays caused by darkness and weather forced postponement. The craft aims for Mineola Long Island, then Atlantic City before transfer to the American firm.
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New York Times
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Atlantic
United States
London
America
Handley-Page
Mineola
Hazelhurst
Mitchel Fields
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
Handley- Page
Atlantic City
England
H. G. Brackley
Trygive Gran
Gran
Rockaway
Trepassey
Placentia Bay
St. Pierre
Nova Scotia
Cape Sabie
Cabot Strait
Gulf of St. Lawrence
United States Territory
Cape Cod
Boston
Brackley
New York
Dirigible R-34 Near Newfoundland May Change Course
Reports from St Johns and London say the British airship R-34, about 400 miles northeast of St Johns, was tracking westward with a possible swing south to drop mail. Advices indicate the craft may cross Newfoundland to Maritime Canada and New York, weather permitting.
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Newfoundland
Handley-Page
New York
Ex-Kaiser
London
ST. John’s
Greenwich Time
Admiralty
Bonavista Bay
Fortune Bay
Maritime Canada
New England
Greenwich
KELY 10 BANISH 6ERMAN RULER TO LONELY ISLAND
Twenty two nations are expected to demand the extradition of the German ruler from Holland. In the Commons Lloyd George defends peace terms, saying they must make it perilous to plot wars. Mention of the League evokes cheers and laughter, with women causing a scene in the galleries.
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Kely
Lonely Island
More Than a Score of Powers to Ask Holland for Kaiser
London report notes twenty two or twenty three powers plan to press Holland for extradition of the ex Kaiser. The Daily Mail says the Kaiser may be sent to England aboard a British ship and held in the Tower of London. Death penalty not sought but exile possible as Napoleon’s precedent. Paris says Prussian Officers and German Navy appeal to the Queen of Holland against extradition.
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London
Halland
Daily Mail
England
Tower of London
Alles
Napoleon
International Court
Paris
Herne
Havas
Holland
Lloyd George Urges Treaty Terms and Kaiser Trial
Premier Lloyd George in the House of Commons frames the Vrne Treaty as just and necessary. He cites the ex Kaiser’s trial, urges support for the League of Nations, and defends Britain’s postwar achievements while warning against future wars.
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Eine
Prince of Wales
Davie
Halfour
Barnes
Do Minton
Waports
Germany
Lloyd George explains House crisis amid wartime strain
In a Commons briefing on July 3, Premier Lloyd George delivered an explanation to MPs regarding ongoing wartime policy and political pressures. The session touched on national leadership and the government's handling of domestic and foreign issues during the conflict.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Weimar Assembly May Ratify Peace Treaty by Saturday
Paris dispatches report the Weimar National Assembly will ratify the peace treaty on Saturday with a majority secured. The Allies expect the blockade to lift upon ratification and German prisoners of war to be released as part of favorable postwar terms. President Ebert pledged to enforce the treaty faithfully.
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House
Weimar Assembly
Copenhagen
German National Assembly
Germany
Weimar
The
Volitiken
New York Times
Paris
National Assembly
Ebert
Publication of Franco American treaties stirs Paris row
Paris dispatch reports French government published texts of Franco American and Anglo French treaties despite US secrecy rule. Wilson warned publication could breach Senate oversight. French Foreign Office circulated confidential copies. London approval sought but not obtained. later official copies were released to Paris papers amid policy confusion.
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Tus
New York Times
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Senate
Wilson
Europe
French Foreign Office
Chamber of Deputies
Lansing
London
Calox Tooth Powder Adverts on Broadway
Hartshorne Fales and Company promote Calox Tooth Powder in a New York Stock Exchange era advertisement. The copy touts cleansing whitening preservation and broad retail reach at 71 Broadway platform.
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I Hartshorne, Fales
Imperial Granum and the Unsweetened Babies in Heat
Imperial Granum, a food product from a distant era, is discussed amid heat waves and household remedies. The fragment hints at a trade or advertisement involving a grain-based preparation and cooling measures for infants during hot weather.
Airship B-34 Progress Report From Atlantic Flight
In London July 3 the B-34 dirigible's progress toward Newfoundland is updated by Major Gen. J. E. B Seely. Position reports place it between 52 50 N 34 30 W and 62 10 N 40 30 W as fuel reserves decline and communication systems are adjusted. The voyage aims toward New York with potential Atlantic air traffic insights and closer Anglo American ties.
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London
House of Commons
J. E. B Seely
Air
St. John’s
Lee
Halifax
New York
Atlantic
America
Air Ministry
H. M. S. Tiger
H. M. S. Renown
mid-Atlantic
Newfoundland
Irish
British airship R-34 sighted near Mineola on July 3
Wireless from the British Admiralty via Otter Cliffs reports the airship R-34 making satisfactory progress toward East Fortune and likely to reach Mineola on Independence Day before returning to Scotland Monday An advisory note indicates slow progress due to westerly winds and the ship’s northward course off Newfoundland.
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Washington
Mineola
L. L
Admiralty
Otter Cliffs
Maine
Navy Department
East Fortune
Scotland
United States
Long Island
Independence
Newfoundland
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Lisbon
Edinburgh
Bolshevism
Dash
Magnifico
Key West
United Cigar
ST. Johns
Admiralty Station
ST. John's
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Dition
Kaiser
Londen
Tied
Lari
Ashington
Aauman Pank Hotel
H. Albert
Hot Springs
Var
Richard V. Oulahan
Ment
Richard V. Culahan
New York Times Company
Pali Mall
Commons
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