Ludendorff Linked With Royalist Plot for Rebellion
Berlin dispatch reports General Erich Ludendorff tied to royalist plots to overthrow the republic and restore the throne. Letters published by Vorwaerts claim connections among monarchists, Bolshes, and Moscow talks, with Reich figures named and arrests noted as part of an alleged conspiracy.
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Joseph Shaplen
Berlin
Erich Ladesdorf
Vorwaerts
Werther Rathenau
Gunther
Rathenau
Vorwierts
Count Reventlow
Cat Reventlow
Jhe
Ludendorff Tregtt
General Beitricl
Hague
Bavaria
Pier Seize
Leheu- Fefidiveer
Munich
Count Himctin
Wires
Wire
Escherich
Pi F
Excherich
Uso
Ludendorf
Winihe Groap
Palti Paice
Bibad
Eneral Ludendorf
Germany
Ratheneu
Ruselan Reds
International Bankers’ Committee
Ambarador
London
Schantzer
Italy
Poincare
France
Greek Council
Constantinople
Daily Mail
Lafayette Damaged by Hurricane Repairs After Return
French steamer Bete, leaving port yesterday, encountered a hurricane at night and was so badly damaged that she turned back to Toulon. Passengers were landed and arrangements were made for another steamer. The ship’s forward hold was damaged and ballast water spilled as the vessel retreated to ninety miles out before reaching safety.
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Pavre
France
Bete
Greeks to March on Constantinople Plan
London report cites Athens sources claiming Greece will mobilize 100000 more men and march on Constantinople within ten days. Greek council under Stergiadis reportedly orders remobilization and martial law preparations as fears of a European-backed advance grow.
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Constantinople
London
Asia Minor
M. Smyrna
Inf
Athens
Greece
Hadjanesti
Greek Council
Stergiadis
Inormation
The
Daily Mail
Martial
Miners troops mobilized as strikes meet rail shops opening
Domestic report notes miners on active duty and troops in five states mobilized to curb disorders expected with the opening of railway shops. Mining resumes in two Pittsburgh district pits amid the coal strike. other items cover politics, violence, sports, and markets.
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Pittsburgh
Fiest
Percy A. Rockefeller
Yellowstone Park
Molla Vows Rematch With Suzanne Lenglen After Wimbledon
Wimbledon reports quote Mrs. Molla Mallory saying she was off her best against Suzanne Lenglen and criticizes playing conditions. Lenglen plans rest then return to France, while Mallory proposes a rematch in Boston if Lenglen travels to America.
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Wimbledon
Boston
America
Mile
Lenglen
France
Dieppe
Fruit Stand Owner Slain in Dispute Over Watermelon Price
Joseph Milano, 49, owner of a fruit stand at 1047 First Avenue, was fatally shot by Gaetano Russo, 2040 First Avenue, after a confrontation over a water melon price. Russo confessed to Captain Duane and ADA Mera and is charged with homicide.
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Joseph Milano
East 107Th Street
First Avenue
Gaetano Russo
Milano
Russo
Rureo
Duane
Mera
East
Horicide
The Tribune Vacation Subscription Appeal
An advisory message urges readers to arrange daily delivery of The Tribune during summer travels. It offers two options: tell your newsdealer to subscribe or call Beekman 3000 and provide a vacation address for continued delivery through the Tribune’s subscription department.
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the Tribune
Beekman 3000
The
Tribune
Battle Over Patrolman Accused of Violent Attack
Third recent assault case targets women as Patrolman Peter Vaughn is held in Morrisonia court on felonious assault charges after a brutal home attack on Daniel Byrnes and his wife at 617 Eagle Avenue Bronx. Byrnes and Mrs Byrnes were beaten. Vaughn fled, was later identified, suspended from duty, and to be examined.
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Thad
Mrs. Beamish
Lenglen
Peter Vaughn
Morrisonia
Daniel Byrnes
Eagle Avenue
The
Bronx
Byrnes
Vaughn
Captain Brady
Tam
Mortisanto
Segal
Lincoln Hospital
Kun
Rossner
Brady
Ian
Peter Scoffield
Can
Shield
Mrs. Byrnes
Foice
Marsh
West Side Court
George W. McGrath
West 100Th Street
John B. Bender
McGrath
Catherine McCarren
Columbus Avenue
Joseph Rosenbuck
McCarren
Supreme Court
Prince and Mott Streets
Essex Market
Martin Brennan
Mercer Street
Mrs Perc y Rockefeller Marooned By Blizzard On Peak
Mrs. Percy A Rockefeller and party endured a high altitude blizzard on Mount Washburn in Yellowstone. Despite near exposure the group remained safe. guides reported no danger, aided by rangers and limited wood at the exposed lookout. The party, traveling by car with Mrs Byram, headed back toward Bozeman after the incident.
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Percy Rockefeller
Fort Yellowstone
Wyoming
Associated Press
Percy A. Rockefeller
Horace N. Albright
Yellowstone National Park
Bozeman
Mont
Rockefeller
Avery
H. M. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Garvan Faces Grand Jury Over Patents Probe
Francis P. Garvan, head of the Chemical Foundation, was subpoenaed to appear with all books and papers before a Federal grand jury in Washington. The government seeks civil action to reclaim German chemical and dye patents seized during the war and transferred to the firm, a move Garvan calls baseless and tied to political maneuvering. He accused officials and Gaston B. Means of improprieties and linked Me a to wartime German interests while defending the foundation and its leadership.
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Francis P. Garvan
The
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Washington
Garvan
Chemical Foundation
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Means
Hest
Germany
Karl Boy-Ed
United States
Overman
Overmen German Activities Committee
Bureau of Investigation
Hotel Bellevue
America
Ex-Policeman Builds 3-Deck Yacht Venida in 1500 Days
Daniel J. Messnac a retired policeman living at 1000 West Farms Road Bronx, last night christened the Venida a nine nine three deck 65-foot yacht that accommodates 360. He built it alone in 1500 days from keel to gasoline engine, cruising on the Bronx River with a finger ale toast. The craft features a cabin on the first deck 18 by 38 feet with a dance floor five decorated rooms two baths and a second deck music room with piano graphophone and radio. The boat bears the name and the sailboat motto Rules the Waves.
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Daniel J. Messnac
West Farms Road
Bronx
Metsnac
Coal Walk-Out Adds To Growing Peril
Washington dispatch reports the federal government ready to use courts and the army if needed to prevent disruption of interstate commerce and mail movement amid a coal and rail strike. Officials fear fuel shortages and wheat delays, while a potential truce between shopmen and the Railroad Labor Board is sought to avoid a broader national shutdown.
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Tribune
Warrington
Washington
Harding
Marion
Weat
Railroad Labor Board
Supreme Court
Coronado
Grover
Cleveland
Congress
House
Department of Justice
Department
Charlie Clyne
United States
Asid
Daugherty
Clinton
Ill
Missouri
Indiana
California
Kansas
Michigan
East Lansing
Mich
Sun Flees for Hongkong as Ming Shells Canton Munitions Base
Sun Yat-sen fled Canton after Chen Chiang Ming controlled shell fire destroyed Sun's munitions base. Reported Sun, with three cruisers, departed the river toward Hong Kong amid factional fighting. Casualties were noted at the munitions factory near Whampoa.
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Ming
Canton
Associated Press
Chen Chiang Ming
United China
Sun Yat-sen
Gantong
Sun
Hongkong
Whampos
Jewell Warns Strikers To End All Violence
Bert M. Jewell president of the railway employees department of the AFL and chief director of the railroad shopmen strike sent instructions to officials of six shop crafts warning against violence. He acted to keep public opinion from turning further against the strike.
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Tribune Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
Railway Employees’s Department
American Federation of Labor
Jowell
Violence Flare In Rail Strike Hits New York Area
Outbreaks in the railroad shopmen strike reach New York as deputy sheriffs in Hartford and East Hartford are attacked and beaten. A trolley car is held up with passengers beaten, while guards drill with riot guns at Hornell New York and Hoboken. Chinese workers flagged as strike breakers feared at Jersey City Erie plant as tensions rise around union leadership and radical influence. Geoff Blythe and Henry Gallagher named in Hartford incident as violence escalates.
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Hartford
East Hartford
New Haven Road
Hornell
N. Y
Erie
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Jersey City
Red
Hartford Victims Brothers
Thomes J. Blythe
Geotry Blythe
New Maven
Geoffry Blythe
Henry Gallagher
Hertford
Two Italians die after home invasion demanding money
Patrolman Joseph Bridebach captured Carmella Genovese in a First Street hallway after a pistol duel with two men, Frank Gallo and an unidentified Italian. Gallo died from gunshot wounds, another man fled. Genovese claimed the victims demanded money and opened fire, with him firing back in self defense.
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Joseph Bridebach
Fifth Street
First Street
Aitirst Street
Carmella Genovese
Ite
Frank Gallo
Second Avenue
Elizabeth Street
Genovese
Rozeo’ Cavong
Malian
National Guard Mobilized as Shops Prepare to Reopen
Illinois troops are on active duty with additional mobilizations in five states as rail shops brace for a reopening that could spark violence. Federal, state and local authorities warn of possible disorder while labor and railroad leaders seek to avert strikes and protect operations.
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Hampton Roads
Philadelphia
Harding
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Department of Justice
Woodrow Wilson
Missouri
Adams
Republican National Committee
National Guard
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James A. Stillman
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