Ritz and Elwell Murder Case Reexamined At City Hall
District Attorney Swann questions Elwell death case suspects including Kraus and Von Schlegell after new witness statements. Pistol found on shelf in a Long Island suspect’s room is examined as detectives pursue a possible link to the Elwell murder at 244 West.
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Gell
Attorwy Swann
Joseph Jame Elwell
Westert
Vs. Kraus
Levisohn
Ritz
von Schlegell
Elwell
Hewisohns
Etome
Kraus
Che
von Schloxell
von Sevicell
Stickerbocker Chambers
Long Island
Swann
Cunliffe
Merala
Ihney Swart
Marin Larsen
Acsetan
Sud
Gweluck
York
Belgian Said to Have Wounded Kaiser's Jaw
Doorn Holland June 13 persistent rumors say a Belgian with a forged pass gained entry to Doorn Castle and supposedly wounded the former German Emperor in the jaw. Authorities had not yet confirmed the reports.
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Kaiser
Doorn
Holland
Doorn Castle
Lenine Heads Mahometan Revolt Plot
Washington reports detail uprisings in the Mahometan world against British rule and alliance with Turkish Nationalists and Bolsheviki. Moscow and Munich conferences are cited with Enver Pasha and Talaat Pasha linked to plans, a Bolshevik thrust into Persia and India outlined, and a 150000-strong force promised by Lenine to the Muslim world.
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Moscow
Munich
State Department
Enver Pasha
Djenisi Pasha
Talaat Pasha
India
Reyne
Afghanistan
Pernia
Azerbeijan
Georgia
Lenine
St Movcow
Persia
Indi
Kuro Wtkin
Mahometas World
Lente
Young Turk
Se ‘Opasanda
Azehvestan
Jodi
Exspt
Azerbeiban
Belgaria
Maver Pasha
Bertin
Offeer
Bulgerman
Djemal Pash
Press Desputehs Oy
Nail Yatnut Tani
Nining
Switzerland
Hin
Natonwint
Buisheyki
Windus
Parsees
Mesopotamia
Levpt
Thrace
Syria
Valentine
Indian
Egypt
Kemal
Turkey
Gompers Rebuked as Labor League Debates Rail Ownership
Montreal June 17 The American Federation of Labor voted 29 059 to 8049 for government ownership of railroads in a bitter dispute The motion led Samuel Gompers to question whether he would seek re election The voting saw clashes and protests amid strong union factional lines with miners carpenters machinists and metal trades backers and opponents all weighing in on the ownership plan.
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Montreal
American Federation of Abor
Tabor
Samuel Gompers
Convventen Lite
Gompers
Agni
United Mine Workers
Mareni the Metal Trades Organization
Inyerfel Volng
Eeton
Carpenters Cmon
Building Trade Organization
Federation
Cout Council
Eabarraesse
My Gomperony
Fede
Ratte
Daiwa Duncan
Mion
Archivaes
W. J. Mutehusen
Gurpenterst Union
Ross
The
Carpenters
Hatchmany
Te Ross
Ontine Carpenters
Gomper
Molders
Dohry Brey
W. McCullumeh
Morrison
McCullough
James Duncan
Quincy
Mass
Granite Cutters Organization
Autherntiv
Galveston Youth Dies of Plague
A Galveston youth aged around ten to seventeen died yesterday from suspected plague. Public health officials ordered quarantine and announced a vaccination drive led by Dr. MP Hoyd and other city health officers. The report notes the illness caused fear and prompted emergency measures.
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Galveston
Vox
Lune
Jfnese
Rcnovaine
MP Hoyd
Rhadbelesiy
Sinte Maton
Zeppelin Delegation Seeks Ford Cooperation on Zeppelin Patents
German Zeppelin representatives Alfred Cal Woe Doerr and O Wit Na Foault met Henry Ford in New York today to discuss licensing Zeppelin patents and potential production in the United States. The three men formed half of a delegation aiming to engage American capital and manufacturers in Zeppelin ventures.
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Amercan Capt
Ohio Friends Propose Harding Campaign Hat
James Mercer of Columbus, historian for the Ohio Legislature, reports Ohio supporters plan to make a Manila straw hat with a Harding Coolidge band the summer badge of backers. He says the scheme aims to be cheap and emphasize a simple living image.
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Frahuetn
Washington
James Mercer
Columb
Ohio
Senator Harding
Herding
Coolidge
High Co
Mr. Merce
Murphy Seen as McAdoo Opponent at San Francisco Convention
A Democratic leader in Indiana predicts Governor Alfred E. Smith and allies will push to exclude William G. McAdoo at the San Francisco convention. He says the program includes a two thirds rule, a liberal prohibition reading, and preservation of states’ rights, backed by party bosses. Smith’s party march to Chicago is noted with anticipated talks among key figures, and Cardinal supporters are discussed in the context of the contest.
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Tabune
French Lick
Ind
Democratic Party
FF. Murphy
Alfred &. Smith
New York
Murphy
San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
Sec
Indiana
Py Leal Gene
Cntinman
Smith
Chicago
George Brenton
Ilinole
Roger Sulliven
Blackstone
Tugmer Wit
Senatia
Adm
McAdoo
Arizona
Patt
Marshall
Disie
Asiionia
Howevy
Rentlement I
Johnson
Lode
Rommon
Asin
Ohio
Ghentoat
Wer
Lamsny
William McBinles
Theodor Urton
Ohi Mepaldheen
Tre Powers
Herseptaw
Senasny
Linda
Pete Vhling
Sony Republicisid
Man Run Over by Train Tells How Thugs Tied Him to Track
The victim Underwood, injured and bound to a railroad track, described a night assault by three men who forced him into a car, robbed him, and tied him to the rails while a train approached. He escaped with help as the engine passed. He had two automobiles in Kansas City yesterday but disposed of the money.
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Excelsior Springs
Modune
Underwood
Carrolltub
Jain
Turner
Rom
Kansas City
Omewrs
Harding Calls For Views of Party Chiefs
Washington June 17. Senator Warren G. Harding seeks input from Republican party chiefs as he plans a vacation period of conferences. Talks with Senators Lodge, Vanderbilt, and others in Marion reflect preparations for a potential one man bid if nominated.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Beran Todiy
Republic
Potarn
Marion
Lode
Brindegee
Moses
Pitt
Tram Johnson
California
Cuicago
Delitcent
Chicago
San Franeiven
Johnson
Murdinis
Lodge
Vandegoe
Sininne
Eplteumues
Wailing
Ward
U S Opens Nation Wide War on Coal Profiteers
The Department of Justice orders district attorneys nationwide to report suspected coal price abuses and to prosecute unreasonable profits under the law. Officials cite surging prices from 7 to 11 dollars per ton and industry blame on demand and car shortages, with private letters and FTC data guiding actions.
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U.S
Washington
Production. Com
Deral Trade Commission
Federal Trade Commission
President Interviewed Health Improved and Defiant on League
President discusses Republican convention and platform, praising harmonized nominees while warning against abandoning obligations to the League of Nations. He criticizes foriegn policy debates and emphasizes moral responsibilities amid party divisions.
Treasury Spending Hit Twenty Billion in Eleven Months
A historical report notes that in an eleven month period ending May 1 1820 U S expenditures reached about 20 billion dollars across federal departments including the Treasury and Navy The data references federal controls and transportation costs as contributing factors amid congressional actions and executive discussions in Washington
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Washington
Anak
McCordine
Treasury
Navy Department
Wielursenants
Louisiana Senate Kills State Suffrage Bill
Baton Rouge reports the Louisiana Senate votes down a state suffrage bill amid political tension. Delegates and advocates clash over voting rights while debate focuses on constitutional implications and party lines.
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Louisiana
Senate
Travellers' Pratective Assur Voting Debated
Fragmentary report notes a vote on a protection or assurance issue with references to a may be transport related policy. The text mentions a denial of a member and a focus on treatment, water, and roadways though the details are unclear.
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Dane
Travellers’ Pratective Assur Joni
Inauyy
Alip
President Wilson Walks After Nine Months Of Recovery
Washington June 17 Nine months of patient isolation and careful care have restored President Wilson to health. An interviewer reports Wilson walked with a cane and did not drag a leg showing strength and resolve as he resumes public duties. The piece notes his continued devotion to wartime policies and his intention to carry America through global challenges.
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St Best
Wilson
America
Wilsons Stein
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