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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
29
Barragan escapes during a visit to his ailing mother as reports link the event to a broader political struggle. The account cites involvement by officers and mentions Carranza era tensions, with gunfire and arrests described amid shifting allegiances in Mexico.
An ex king Constantine reportedly returned to Switzerland via Chiasso amid Italian government pressure over his influence during Greece’s martial law. Aimed at stopping royal restoration plots, the move follows a government push for disarmament and a broader effort to curb war materiel production. Delegates from labor, railway, and religious groups accompanied the monarchist exiled party in this tense European move.
Citizens press legal action against steamship lines and unions over refuse to handle freight. Judge Fawcett cited statutes and the Shipping Board act, warning carriers and unions of civil and criminal remedies. Attorney General Palmer offered DOJ aid to end harbor interference as teamsters and truckers continue operations to clear freight, with Munson Line imposing an embargo on outbound cargo.
Fargo dispatch reports the Tennesman law granting equal rights to children born out of wedlock. Mrs. Renna O'Brien is awarded the $200,000 estate of John C. McWilliams, a Grand Forks County farmer, with Judge A. T. Cole ruling she is the deceased’s daughter despite others’ claims. The decision marks a landmark in North Dakota law and references international parallels.
Eugene H. Porter, State Commissioner of Foods and Markets, cites a large storage shortage of butter and eggs in New York. He notes 2,782,000 pounds less butter and 1,000,000 cases fewer eggs in storage than typical, with production down 20 to 25 percent due to farm labor and related issues. A State Farm Labor Committee will collect data and draft a plan, with members from industrial and education sectors.
Two people died when the Santa Fe Call inenia Limited train wrecked at Reno Col twelve miles south of La Junta Col. Forty injured were treated at Santa Fe hospital. Dead include Swanson of Chicago and Dr W F Harper of Mount Vernon. The accident was caused by a broken side rod on the second engine, causing derailment and overturning the dining car and three Pullman coaches.
In Pensacola on June 15 health authorities confirm a second bubonic plague case. Officials believe the Vera Graz center of infection is now localized and are planning targeted measures to eradicate the disease. Local hospitals report monitoring contacts and enforcing containment protocols.
Two cases and three suspected infections were localized yesterday with two deaths reported. Inoculation efforts and serum vaccination are underway as authorities begin a six day containment window starting last Friday. Public health officials say plague control work continues.
Rochester report states United States District Court denied Silver Thorne Lumber Company plea in abatement in a case involving alleged fraud in lumber sales to the United States Railroad Administration. Indictment proceedings proceed. company officers arraigned, pleas of not guilty, bail set at 1,080,000 dollars.
The copy promotes Camels as free of unpleasant cigarette aftertaste and odor, claiming unusual qualities and real contentment. It asserts Camels are the most wonderful cigarette someone has smoked and encourages choosing them for superior satisfaction.
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