Coal Famine Feared By U S Board
The Federal Reserve Board warns in its May review that a coal shortage and car scarcity flag potential disruption across industries. Labor unrest and transportation bottlenecks, including a nationwide railroad strike, worsen production cuts, with mines operating at two thirds capacity in the Southwest and shipments light abroad. Prices show little relief though board hints at possible long term price restructuring.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Great Lakes
State Republican Clubs Endorse National Ticket Meeting Notes
The New York State Republican executive committee met at the Lawyers' Club to endorse the national ticket and plan the fall campaign. John A. Stewart reported the consensus favored a Republican candidate for governor, with James M. Beck named to head the state organization.
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Lawyers’ Club
Jonn A. Stewart
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Stewart
Ap Watt
Jos Sples
James M Beck
M Esrops
Nonpartisans Rout Ex Service Men Meeting in Kansas
In Stafford Kansas on June 18 amid a second gathering labeled nonpartisan efforts were disrupted by ex service members. Reports describe tense confrontations and behind closed doors wrangling in Topeka over the influence of former soldiers in the Kilngwon area amid county tensions.
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Stafford
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Hudson
Kansas
Topeka
Kilingwon
Arton County
U S Halts Aid to Aliens and Permits
The State Department plans a general permit reduction for foreigners not represented in diplomacy, with a June 40 cutoff. More than 2,000 permits issued monthly to aliens from Lithuania Latvia Estonia Caucasus nations will cease, affecting those returning to Europe.
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Bathonia
State Department
Europe
Slain Child Found Near Street During Ball Game Viewing
A three year old boy from verth Avenue was killed last night near Eleventh Avenue and Fifty Sixth Street as a ball game drew hundreds of spectators. Driver William Heupel found the body and placed it in his truck after noting a V shaped cut on the forehead. Police suspect a glancing blow from a passing vehicle.
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Eleventh Avenue
Fifty-Sixth
William Heupel
Mary
New York Central Road
Witty-tuth
Exemption Plan for New Homes From Taxes Proposed
A city housing sub-committee proposes exempting new buildings from state and federal taxes to relieve the housing shortage. The plan asks the Board of Estimate to map nonessential construction and the Legislature to halt office and nonessential building if possible. Labor wage accords would continue until completion, with coordination between capital and labor under corporate counsel guidance.
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Mann
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Bullerat
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Hatin
Bonito
William
Bers
Coughlin Reveals Ransom Notes and Money Tale
Norris Town police Chief Charles Eller said Coughlin's ransom notes totaled 190 and 360 bank notes from several banks. He reported the money was left for the kidnapper in a Swademail area, with authorities warned against spending the funds and traced to a foreign speaking conspirator.
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Pumbera
Mendy
Cotas H Coughlin
Klakeng
Philowelphis Police
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Swademail
Van
Nurriatown
Couglin
National
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Lancaster
Hank
Norris
Siow
Charles A. Eller
Norristown Police
Captain Souder
Philadelphia Police
Coughlins
Tukeley Coughlin
Ceal
Union Third Party Seen by War Party Officials
Chicago officials of the War Party of the United States predicted a four-group third party to challenge both Republicans and Democrats. The groups include the War Party, a Fortynight and Tax party, with conventions held to merge forces. In Los Angeles a light earthquake at 2:16 a.m. caused minor downtown damage.
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Chicago
War Party of the United States
Wal
Lompiertiewes
Los Angeles
Hoover Urges Party Unity Behind Chicago Platform
Washington June 18 Herbert Hoover endorses the Republican convention platform and urges all party elements to back the national ticket. He notes the platform is constructive and progressive, supports forward measures on labor and the League, but warns against excessive reactionary spending and warns the party must avoid log rolling minorities and sterile coalitions. Hoover says unity requires representatives of diverse views within the party and emphasizes leadership to align liberal thinkers with administration needs.
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Chicago
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League
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Seuning
Allied Leaders Face Spa Talks on German Reparations
London dispatch reports Lloyd George to Boulogne for talks with allied leaders about reparations and defences. Sforza of Giolitti’s cabinet will attend Boulogne, while Italy challenges terms. Officials fear German authority may be weak, limiting conference value.
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New York
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Hythe
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Villa Said to Have Killed 300 Women
Mexico City June 18 Three hundred women camp followers attached to government forces were said to be killed by orders of Francisco Villa the bandit per El Democrsta quoting Jacinto Trueba a wealthy merchant of Jiminez Chihuahua. Villa captured the women during a clash with a de facto cavalry regiment between Parral and Jiminez. He ordered the women lined up for review to identify soldiers in disguise. One woman fired twice but missed. Unable to learn who attacked him Villa ordered all the women herded and shot down.
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Mexico City
Francisco Villa
el Democrsta
Jacint Trueba
Jiminez
Chihuahua
Excelsior
Trueba
Villa
Parral
British Refuse to Stop Munitions to Ireland
British officials face a tense protest as Irish rail strike looms amid reports the government may force rail operations with troops. Delegates claim Dublin detachment would avoid provocation, while Downing Street offers no comment on ongoing talks. If strikes persist, the government vows to close railways, risking a broader crisis.
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Londo
Vane Sorsenner
Love George
Dopu Railway
Downing Street
Jamies Henry Thomas
Tury
Railwaymen’s Union
Ireland
Sin Pein
Thomas
Governent
Crissal
Ane De'ogate
Lea
Mary Bye
Johnson to Issue Statement After Arrival in California
Senator Johnson and Mrs. Johnson arrived in Chicago from Washington and planned to travel to California. He refused to discuss the political situation, saying he would rest on his California porch and may issue a statement later. They plan to depart Sunday night.
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Califor
Aune
Hoon Johnson
War on Rats Opens After Plague Suspect's Death
Galveston announces intensified sanitation after a seventeen year old worker dies amid probable bubonic plague. City, state, and federal authorities deploy rat prevention, traps, and quarantine measures while Port Arthur ships receive fumigation and rat guards to curb spread. News notes the Vera Cruz outbreak with thirty two cases and twenty five deaths since April.
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Galveston
Port Arthur
Doy
W. L. Hoecker
Kirhor
Menico City
Vera Cruz
Houses for Newly Weds in St Joseph Missouri
In St Joseph Missouri Walter Bulkerson Fulkerson banker announces rental policy for four houses in a desirable district. Rent limited to newly married couples with children allowed later if no children in family at end of month. Provisions state rent returned when a child is born.
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ST Joseph
Walter
Fulkerson
Bulkerson
St. Joseph
Pineapple Dainty Aids Cold Refreshment Novelty
A fragment describes Pinesppic Frost, a Cuban pineapple treat used to cool and refresh. It details grating pineapple, sweetening, and storing in Mason jars or a Knickerbocker Ice chest, then serving with Knickerbocker Ice as it melts.
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