Barragan Escapes During Visit to His Sick Mother
Barragan escapes during a visit to his sick mother entering a sick room and a window over roofs to the street, after a tense sequence tied to the Carranza death and national funds. General Francisco Marquis and others linked to the prior regime are mentioned amid court appeals and guard actions. The report notes gunfire, a hut raid, and Carranza wounded before capture.
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Barragan
Jane
Yan Burtagan
Carrazua
Baralyon
Vis
Gard
Joes
Francisco Marquis
Grerais
Ison
Son
Barrage Manze
Tlaxcalantonga
Rodolfo Herrera
Harlanga Carranza
Marial
Xiestepec
Polelock
Carranza
Berlanga
Solley
Harding
Mexico
Manuel Pelaez
Tamaulipas
P. Elias Calles
el Democrata
Ygnacio Bonillas
Mexical
Washington
United State
Adolfo de la Huerta
Warren G. Harding
Bsses
Asid
Miguel Covarrabia
Great Britain
Rusesheen
the Excelsior
Former Greek King Returns to Switzerland
Geneva June 15 Former King Constantine of Greece who had been in sicily since late May for a cure at Sassomaggiore returned to Switzerland by automobile via Chiasso, heading for Lucerne. He was accompanied by former Queen Sophie. The Greek government reportedly asked him to quit Italy amid political intrigues before his return.
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Geneva
Constantine
Greece
Isis
Sassomaggiore
Switerland
Chiass
Lucerne
Sophie
Switzerland
Alin
Hialy
Prosecution Demanded Over Ship Lines and Unions
A Citizens' Transportation Committee pushes legal action against steamship and port firms and unions for refusing freight, citing the United States Shipping Act and Interstate Commerce Act. Judge Fawcett’s Burgess decision is cited to justify civil and criminal proceedings, while Attorney General Palmer offers Justice Department help to stop harbor disruption. A trucking effort by Colonel Molitor moves 175 tons in a day, despite 1,000 tons of freight arriving, and Munson Line imposes an embargo on outbound cargo to Cuba.
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Mittee
United States
Judge Fawcett
Caffey
Merritt
Fawcett
Citizens’ Transportation
Washington
Palmer
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr Palmer
Teamsters
Frederick A Molitor
Merchants
Molitor
Savannah
Clyde
Munson Line
Here
Cuba
Law gives illegitimate child $200,000 estate in North Dakota
The Tenneseraw law granting equal rights to illegitimate and legitimate children led Judge A T Cole in Cass County to award Reina O Brien the $200 000 estate of John C McWilliams a Grand Forks County farmer who died months ago She proved she was McWilliams daughter born out of wedlock nearly forty years ago and outranks brothers and sisters The law passed in 1917 is the first major case under its thrust and its author B G Tenneson Fargo notes North Dakota has one world parallel Norway in this historic reform
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Tribune
Fargo
N. D
Reina O'Brien
John C. McWilliams
Grand Forks
A. T. Cole
Cass County District Court
Plea Denied in Lumber Company Fraud Case
In Rochester on June 11 Judge John R. Nezel denied the plea in abatement from Silverthorne Lumber Company of Buffalo. The ruling opens the path to prosecution on an indictment for alleged fraud in shipping lumber to the United States Railroad Administration. The figures involve millions of dollars. The company and officers pleaded not guilty.
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Rochester
John R. Nezel
United States District Court
Silverthorne Lumber Company
Buffalo
United States Railroad Administration
Serious Shortage of Butter and Eggs In Storage Houses
State foods commissioner Eugene Porter warns of a nationwide shortage with 17 million pounds of butter missing from storage and 1,000,000 cases of eggs. Declines in production, farm labor issues, bank lending on storage, and transport woes drive the gap while officials form a farm labor data digest and outline a program.
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Mercantile Exchange
Federal Reserve Bank
Someody
Walker
State Farm Labor
Two Dead in Train Wreck Near La Junta Colorado
Two persons died when the California Limited eastbound on the Santa Fe Railroad wrecked near Reno twelve miles south of La Junta Col. forty were injured treated at Santa Fe hospital with most expected to recover. Dead include Swanson of Chicago and Rep. W F Harper Mount Vernon. The cause cited was a broken second engine side rod hitting the track as a turn ahead of three Pullman coaches.
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LA Junta
Col
Santa Fe
Reno
Swanson
Chicago
Harper
Mount Vernon
Coeehi
Pensacola Reports Second Bubonic Plague Case
City health authorities confirm a second bubonic plague case in Pensacola. The report notes the center of infection in Vera Cruz is now believed localized, with officials intensifying measures to eradicate rats and prevent further spread.
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Tee
Oscar Green
Vera Cruz
Edward F. Boyle
Stat
Industrial Commission
William M
John H. Finley
Education Department
Warner
Wholesale Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Frank Rexford
New York City
Department of Education
Jay Coryell
United States
Pensacola
Unpleasant cigarette odor banished by Camels promise relief
A vintage style promotional blurb extols Camels as offering freedom from lingering cigarette taste and odor. The copy claims Camels provide real contentment and positions them as the most wonderful cigarette to ever smoked.
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Carranyas
Paris
Aedding
Athens
London
Lloyd Giorgs
Totorrow
League
League of Nations
George Nicoll Barnes
Charles ¥. Bowerman
William Hrace
John Robert Clyres
George Henry Roberts
Fomer
T. Gamp
Psion
Frask Hodges
Misers
Sion
Pmer
Revrea Gate
Oxford
Lumber Coeal
Italy
Ovington’s
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Ave
12Nd Street
New York
Metropolitan Trust Company OF the
City OF New York
Wall’ Street
Shakespeare
Metropolitan Trust Company
Commissioner of Foods and Markets
Vstus
Garmoureaus
Marty B. ¥Lers
Department of Agriculture
Albert Hossberg
Albany
John Knickerbocker
Troy
Executive Chamber
Prudence
Bond
Savings Bank
The
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
Aparanty Trust Company OF
W. F. Harper
Mt. Vernon
Colorado
BR. J Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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