Germany Lacks Premier Due to Party Hatreds
Berlin June 10 The German political crisis deepens after Sunday’s election with no coalition in sight. Independent Socialists reject joining bourgeois partners. Majority Socialists resist expanding to the Right. Mueller pursues talks while Ebert may name Trimborn or Stresemann to head a new cabinet. a business-government model is discussed but rejected.
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New York Tribune
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Turkish Tribesmen Kill Two British Officers Near Mosul
Bagdad advices via Rome reports two British officers killed when Shammar tribesmen attacked Telfar near Mosul, Asiatic Turkey, on June 4. Government buildings were seized and officials slain as townspeople endured the assault.
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London
Telfar
Turkey
Bagdad
Romha
I Mogul
Irish Labor backs Dublin arm strikers pledge
Dublin executives of the Irish Labour Party and Trade Union Congress issue a manifesto supporting railway workers and dockers in their refusal to handle munitions. The document defies the King and British government, declaring no army will force traitor conduct and urging all to support the Dublin men despite potential upheaval to the commonwealth.
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Auto That Struck Man Caught After Twelve-Mile Chase
A touring car fleeing at high speed after hitting a man on Broadway near 16th Street was chased for about twelve miles through Upper Manhattan. Driver Jack Schwatzer, a contractor from West 180th Street, was arrested along with two unnamed female passengers. Witnesses and Patrolman Wall aided a pursuit across Riverside Drive, 11th and 5th avenues, and 143rd Street before Schwatzer’s car crashed and he was detained. The injured man, Scholise, was taken to St Lawrence Hospital with a broken leg.
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Olga Lindemann Engaged to William E Heyp
Miss Olga Catherine Lindemann of Grymes Hill is engaged to William E Heyp of Staten Island. The announcement comes from her parents Mr and Mrs Walter C Lindemann. The couple are from New York area households and plan a future wedding.
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Walter C. Lindemann
Grymes Hill
Olga Catherine Lindemann
William E. Heyp
O P.rieye
Staten Island
Polish Cabinet Quits in Buffer State Dispute
Premier Skulski's cabinet resigns amid opposition to policy creating a buffer state between Poland and Russia. President Pilsudski to appoint a successor. National Democrats reportedly refuse to join a government dominated by Localists. Poland plans a peace note to Soviet Russia within days. Paris talks on Teschen dispute amid cabinet turmoil. Bolshevik forces advance near Kiev south-west of the city, breaking Polish lines north of Nielin Tearkof.
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Bolsheviks Push in Persia as British Pull Back
Paris dispatch reports Bolshevik forces rapidly closing in on Tehran Pers ia while British redeploy to Manjil under Bolshevik pressure. The Persian government warns of famine risk if Bolsheviks advance, and outlines ongoing operations in southern Russia with Wrangel's remnant forces delaying the Crimea offensive.
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Chamberlain May Deposit Funds in Any City Bank
The Sinking Fund Commission yesterday authorized City Chamberlain Philip Briolzheimer to deposit sinking fund money in any city depository. Comptroller Charles L. Craig objected, but the commission passed the motion after debate. The panel also denied Weber-Bancke-Lange Coal Co. renewal amid objections over its Riverside Drive location.
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Leason Now Held By the Company of Wheel Tropartys
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Riverside Dive
Bushwackers Wound Detective Night Chase
Two or three bushwhackers opened fire with pistols in the New York Central Railroad yards at Sixty-seventh Street and the Madison River. Garrett was struck in the left thigh, another man was wounded. Detectives continued a running gunfight for blocks, firing about fifty shots before losing track of the assailants. A patrolman at Seventy-second Street arrested Poward Smith after a confrontation among the night cars.
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New York Central
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Poward Smith
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Sithrrett
Marshal Arrested After 24-Hour Bout For Furniture
City Marshal Michael Gaynor was arrested after a near day long effort to remove furniture from Miss Sandie Cole’s apartment to satisfy a judgment against a former tenant. The incident ended as he loaded a last piece into a moving van and was taken for examination on oppression charges.
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Gaynor
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Mastodon Bones Found Near White Plains Farm
Huge fossilized bones were found on Valley Brook Farm near White Plains by owner Egbert H. Ward. The remains, near an old wall, include a likely mastodon skull fragment and a bone weighing ten pounds. The bones will be sent to Professor Matthews at the Museum of Natural History for identification.
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White Plains
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Museum of Natural History
The Ghost in the White House advertisement and challenge
An open letter by Gerald Stanley Lee promotes a mass public will conveyed through a book to delegates at the Chicago Convention. It argues that a thousand men can be guided by the people’s vision to elect a president, using a handbook drafted by the hundred million voters and distributed to all delegates. It peddles the book as a tool for GOP and campaign strategy.
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