Labor to Fight On Irish Issue On British Soil
Montreal June 7 The American Federation of Labor meeting in foreign soil discusses endorsing the Irish republic and demanding withdrawal of British occupation forces. Delegates push resolutions on Bolshevism, labor party creation, and lifting the Soviet blockade while urging moderation and protection of wages and living standards.
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Montreal
Ransian
Ian P. McKillop
Pacific Coast
McKillop
Garment Workers
New York
Russia
Abraham Lefkowitz
Samuel Gomvers
American Fedeation of Labor
Canada
Federation
Spert
Gompiars
Internationale
Europe
Europe, Don’t Kkliow
Labor
United States
Executive Council of
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Kansas
United State
Department of Justice
Steel Corporation
Ste
Boston
Wilson
Avery
Jeral
Ita
Wife Declined Truth Led to Annulment in Brooklyn Case
Justice Fawcett upheld an annulment granted to Robert J. Smith after a referee reported Florence H. Smith had been in an insane institution. He ruled spouses owe each other full disclosure of material facts before marriage, otherwise silence can amount to fraud and render the union invalid.
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Justice Fawcett
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Timet F. Jenks Jr
Robert J. Smith
Second Street
Florence H. Smith
Baby Taken From Negress Believed Kidnaped Boy
Dallas police believe a white baby found in a black woman’s home may be Blakely Coughlin, missing from Norristown Pennsylvania. Identification waits for a photograph mailed from Pennsylvania.
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Negress
Dallas
Coughlin
Texas
Blakely Coughlin
Norristown
Pennsylvania
Former Clerk Pleads Guilty in $20,000 Theft Case
William F Becker, former clerk in the Public Administrator office, admitted grand larceny in the first degree before Judge Joseph F Mulqueen. He was remanded to the Tombs for sentence after investigators found a $20,000 shortage from deposits tied to unidentified bodies in the office.
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William F. Becker
Uiclerk
Tor
Joseph F. Mulqueen
Becker
Commissioner of
Japanese Inquiry Planned House Committee to Investigate Pacific Immigration
Washington June 7 the House Immigration Committee will probe Japanese immigration on the Pacific Coast this summer. Chairman Johnson of Washington said five members will tour Pacific Coast states after the nation’s primary elections to examine immigration issues and policies across the region.
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House
Washington
Pacific
House Immigration Committee
Representative Johnson
Pacific Coast
Death ends brooding of New York convict in Auburn jail
Conley a twenty eight year old convict in a prison killed himself in his Auburn cell this morning amid despondency over a long sentence. He was sentenced to Sing Sing in 1914 for assault and later transferred to Clinton Prison where he killed fellow convict Martin McKinnon on June 26, 1919. He had nine years and six months added on a prior murder conviction. The long sentence weighed on him as he took his own life.
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Auburn
Conley
Merning
Ghey
New York City
Glinton
Rison
Martin’ McKinnon
Copley
Three Held for Conspiracy to Defraud New Haven Bank
Three New Yorkers charged with conspiring to defraud the National Bank of New Haven were held for hearing in Providence. Nedlon, Eddie Leslie alias Harry Fenn, and Louis Novello stood $20,000 bonds each. Police said a $12,000 bank deposit check and a related $10,000 instrument were routed through New York banks for collection.
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New Haven Bank
New. Haven. Conn
Etchanta’ National Bank
Sue Neldon
Eddie Leslie
Harry Fepn
Lowie Novello
New Tedh
Providence
R. I
New York
North Carolina Claims For Wood and Johnson Victory
Raleigh on June 7 reports show campaign managers for Senator Johnson and General Wood contending over Saturday's Republican presidential primary results. Johnson supporters claim a large majority while Wood forces in the mountains argue for sufficient support to decide the outcome.
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Radeigh
N. C
Jone
Ito’ Managera
Johnson
Wood
Iredell Meares
Caraitag i Ita
Trolleys Crash on Bridge in Queensboro Collision
A Manhattan bound Steinway trolley rammed a stalled car on the Queensboro Bridge during rush hour, smashing windows and tossing passengers. John Reith of 1109 First Avenue was severely bruised and taken to Reception, others received medical care as traffic halted for about 45 minutes. Motorists aided injured women and children at the bridge approaches.
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Astoria
Queensboro Bridge
Steinway
John Reith
Flrst Avenue
Manhattan
Thes
Boy Survives 3 Story Fall On Fire Escape
Four year old Johnny Miloetich crawled from a fifth floor fire escape fall to the second landing. He sat shaken then crawled through a window to his mother as neighbors summoned police. He was taken to Volunteer Hospital with a bruised back scratched leg and possible internal injuries.
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Johnny Miloetich
Degbrosest Street
Johnny
Queen of Jail Breakers Escapes for Fourth Time
Florence Hamilton, dubbed the Queen of the Jail Breakers, escaped from the Bedford State Reformatory for Women today, marking her fourth breakout since being sent there a few months ago. Guards, volunteers, and state constabulary searched the countryside all day but she remains at large.
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Bedford
Florence Hamilton
State Reformatory
Hero Ox
Berlin
Rundachau Presented to German Government by France
France has submitted a proposal or effect to the German government, detailing its outlines and intended impact. The presentation signals diplomatic efforts to influence German policy through formal channels.
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France
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