Ward Faces Cunningham and Rebuffs Him
A tense courtroom corridor scene unfolds as Ward confronts Cunningham who refuses to reveal more. Cunningham’s lawyer seeks bail relief and asserts Cunningham’s readiness to back statements. The case ties to Clarence Peters's murder and a broader thwarted blackmail plot involving race track detectives and extortion schemes.
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Ward
Dam Rearity
Clarence Peters
Cueringham
Peters
Kingfas
Maurice Merarthy
Cunningham
Fitzgerald
Ek Aasmamer
Venurta & Foot
Conningham
Betsery
Ope Jackson
Jackson
Rogers
Ward-Peters
McCarthy
Inventor's Fly Trap Lures White House Visit
A Kansas City visitor named Hugh Welty presented a new fly trap at the White House, offering $5,000,000 to rid the world of flies. Secret Service and officials discussed the device briefly before Welty was escorted from the mansion, leaving questions about the trap's legitimacy and a possible pledge.
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White House
Washington
Gime
Kan- Mo
Hugh Welty
Secret Service
Dave
Provident
Mr. Welty
Arie
Colonel Starling
Welty
Guild
White House Keneas
Ship Seized in Irish Port With Ammunition Aboard
A U S steamship bound from New York to Fenit County Kerry was seized in Tralee Bay by a British sloop. The Seattle Spirit carrying a cargo including ammunition was berthed at Fontt pier. The seizure follows reports of Irish funds withdrawals by Eamon de Valera and related Irish independence groups.
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Associated
New
York
Fenit
County Kerry
Tralee Bay
Press Association
Tralee
Central
Seattle
Spirit
Fontt Pier
de Spirit
Iraq
United States Shipping Board Veanel
New York
Boston
Cork
Dublin
Helfaut
Woon
Eamon de Valera
Friends of Irish Preedom
Clann
the Tribune
Friends of the Irish Cause
de Valera
Supreme Court Rules Labor Groups Liable Under German Anti Trust Law
Supreme Court holds labor organizations may be sued and are subject to German anti trust law, facing restraint of interstate commerce prosecutions. Senate plan seeks large army. Watson attacks tariff views. various international and domestic actions noted including ICC halting New York potato embargo, and other broad political and economic items.
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Supreme Court
Coronado
Harding
Senate
Watson
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford
Yachtsmen Risk Lives to Salvage Boats in Flames
Greenwich reports a devastating fire at the Maher plant near Steamboat Road destroying nine dozen boats including Windward H and The Way. Volunteers from Indian Harbor Yacht Club and Lux Dial Ins battled flames for hours, rescuing some vessels while others perished, amid danger from exploding tanks and heat. A fireman suffered a stroke, and a car driver was arrested amid the chaos. The blaze started from hay spontaneous combustion in the Maher plant, with nearby properties damaged and salvage efforts ongoing.
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Ward
Ani
Greenwich
Indian Harbor Club
Srokey
Grant
Lydig
American Cotton Exchange
Manhattan
Tronall Commission
Musical Industries Chamber of Commerce
Richard H. Monks
Indian Harbor Yacht Club
Ft Ae Ui A
George Hogan
John R. Johnson
Maher
Eon
Tumber Ya
Mr. Crocker
Hite
Amaterone
Lloyd Hubberd
Greenwichoshipa
John Hendrick
White Swan
McRit Club
Joseph Owerts
Abel W. Bahr
Chips
Irish Chiefs Stand By Pact Amid Ulster Clash
London dispatch reports Irish leaders Michael Collins and Eamon de Valera reaffirming the pact with Sinn Fein while Dublin signals possible concessions to British demands. Clash near Pettigo leaves casualties as Britain and Sinn Fein confront mounting tensions before the London conference resumes.
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New York Tribune
London
Michael Celling
Ramon de Valera i
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Stetera
Olanial Beers
T Frm
Sint Fein
Michael Collins
de Valera
Free
Downing Street
Collins
Devi
Griffith
Arine
Ireland
Ulster
Kinn Tein
T Hritsh
Collina de Valera
Pettigo
Bri
Sinn Peint
Fina Feimers
Bnd
Lisbon to Brazil cross sea flight completed by airmen
Portuguese airmen Captsing Sacadura and Countinho finished a trans Atlantic hop from Fernando Noronha to Pernambuco Brazil in a hydroplane, arriving at noon after leaving Fernando Noronha at 7 45 am. Crowds cheered as ships blew horns and a city parade formed before the plan to continue to Rio Janeiro on Wednesday.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Sacadura
Countinho
Fernando Noronha
Lisbon
Fernando Nororonha
Rio
Canary
Cape Verde Islands
Cape
St. Paul Rock
Bernardo
St. Paul Mock
Portugal
Inlang
Supreme Court declines ruling on Ouija boards
The June 5 Supreme Court decision states it will not determine what constitutes a Ouija board. The case from the Baltimore Talking Board Company contested taxing such boards as sporting goods, arguing the board could be seen as motor automatism with subconscious action. Lower courts had upheld treating boards as sporting goods.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Baltimore Talking Board Company
Watson Resents Foreign Advice On Tariff Issue
Senator James B. Watson of Indians denounces foreign diplomats and consuls for meddling in U S tariff policy and other Congress business He cites Sir Alexander Geddes and Senator Vittorio Ricci and warns recall is warranted He argues foreign officials should not dictate American policy and cites historical diplomatic incidents to support his stance.
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Watson
Prom the Tribune
Workington Morcan
Washington
James B. Watson
Senate
Congress
Hoe
Aucksland Geddes
Vittorio Ricci
George Harvey
London
Deel
Obj
Sayreras
New York Times
New York Board of Trade and Transporta
Benator Watson
M. Liebert
Louis Edward Bernays
League
League of Tions
Amercan
Sackvitt
Fee
Cleveland
Mealy
Lillian Russell Relapse Leaves Family at Bedside
Pittsburgh June 5 Mrs Lillian Russell Moore now at home earlier thought past critical condition reported by her physician late today Her husband Alexander publisher of The Pittsburgh and other family members were at bedside Dr Dever a Philadelphia specialist attended the former witness Schildecker was called in
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Pittsburgh
Lillian Russell Moore
Alexander
the Pittsburgh
Dever
Philadelphia
Indi
Schildeckerider
Bethlehem Lackawanna merger under FTC scrutiny
The Federal Trade Commission opened proceedings to challenge the Bethlehem-Lackawanna steel merger, citing it would unduly hamper competition and restrain trade. The action follows a Senate inquiry directed by La Follette, with further details to be reported as available.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Marco Washington
Federal
Jade Commission
Bethehem- Lackanna Steel
Imerger
Ie Gi Ik
Bethlehem-Lakawanna
Teac
Senate
la Follette
Trade Commission
Department of J
Ion
Commission
Jone
Bethlehem-Lackawanna
Court of Appeals
Mluminges Company of America
Gaskill
Hethlehem Steel Corporation
Subardi
Lackawanna Stepany
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Inland Steel Company
North American Steel Company
Dethlenem-Lackawanna
Tom
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lackawanna Steel Company
Ivision
Ths
Bethlehem-Lackawanni
Federal Trade Commission
Bethlehem and
Lac
Confine Havana Troops Protest Budget Cuts
Reports said officers and men from the Havana garrison would stage a House of Representatives protest against the 1922 28 budget. An order confined garrisons to quarters. The budget allocates 9 916 075 dollars for the army and navy from a total 4 742 588 dollars, about half prior years' amounts.
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Havana
Bonus Bill Veto Likely If Funds Not Fixed
Washington dispatch reports President Harding will veto the soldiers bonus bill if it lacks a funding provision. Administration sources say the McCumber bill faces a veto, with finance leaders pressing for revenue measures to accompany any bonus. Debate continues over chances of overriding the veto and how a revenue plan might be attached to tariff legislation.
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Washington
Dune Aiden
Harding Tius
Senate
House
Ike
McCumber
Finance Committee
U and Has Arran
Scheidemann Foils Acid Attack During Holiday in Kassel
German socialist leader Philipp Scheidemann was attacked by a youth near Wilhelmshohe in Kassel. The assailant hurled acid but the volatile chemical burned minimally due to open air dispersion, allowing Scheidemann to shoot at the assailant as he fled. He was taken by train toward Wabern, aided by his daughter and granddaughter, before regaining consciousness.
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Kassel
Germany
Associated Press
Philipp Scheidemann
Wilhelmshohe
Scheidemann
Yong Range
Wabern
Mann
Roth
London
Union Funds Open to Suit for Damages Taft's Ruling
The Supreme Court reversed the Arkansas strike ruling, shielding United Mine Workers and miners from damages for injury to mining property amounting to over six hundred thousand dollars, while holding labor organizations liable for property damage during strikes and permitting seizure of strike funds for judgments.
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Taft
Tribune
Washington Moreaw
Washington
Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals
Sth
United Mine Workers of America
Coronado Coal Company
Arkansas
Interstate Commerce and Ower of Congress
Coronado Company
Tme
United Mine Workers and Miners
Bipanteati
Juetee Taft
Mine Workers of America
Phew Thee Canspiracy
District 11
Ftc
Regeere
Sade
Workers’ Union
Setion
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Werner
Dan
the Tibune
U. S
Seattle Spirit
Shipping Board
Fenits de Valera
Trieir Free State
Cers
Bras Viscount Grey
Glenconner
H. H. Asquith
United States
Rhine
Ation
Nicholson
Friends
Belmont Track
Walter Hoover
Glenna Collett
Elizabeth Hardin
Leslie Bancroft
Pelham
Belihire Kashie
Kenneth Fisher
Brooklyn
Tendler-Barrett
Pennsylvania
Ted
Edward Redden
Jamaica Avenue
Flushne
Flushing
Britain
Collins and
Coaliti
Free State
Sinn
Rio Janeiro
Raffles Supreme Court
Action
America
League of Nations
Lillian Russell
Trade Board
Bethlehem-Lackawanna Deal
Midvale
Bill
Sherman
Treasuries
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