British Heir Girl's Tampa Death Plans Revealed
A report from London details Prince of us plans to tour and talk with Irish leaders, while in Ireland and Egypt his return is marked by a planned public reception. The piece notes delays, political tensions, and the Prince’s aim to influence Anglo Irish relations during an extended visit.
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Treegee
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Egypt
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Balmoral
Irwe
Gibral
Sly
Aasoppe Pres
Dub
Cork
Robert Day
Monaghan
Tribune Vacation Companion Ad Prompt
A first person style call to action invites readers to contact the Tribune to receive daily news during summer. It mentions Beekman 1000 and an Mercury/Mirelion address for circulation department outreach.
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Jett
Beekman 1000
Ten railroad union chiefs issue notice to Railroad Labor Board
A group of ten railroad union leaders served formal notice to the Railroad Labor Board that they will proceed with a strike. The development adds pressure as tensions rise over wage and work condition disputes across the industry. Nearby reports note political and legal updates, including primary elections in Maine and Minnesota and local governance concerns.
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Pia
McCormick
Maine
Minnesota
Jimmy Glass
Witheypay
San Juan
Porto Rico
Provident
Angell
Diregard
Yale Baccalauris
Princeton
Reds in Vienna Attack Anti-Semitic Meeting
In Vienna last night a disturbance erupted after communists and civilians tried to disrupt an Anti Semitic League rally. The crowd chanted Expel the Jews and com eatere Austria for the Austrians. Many were injured including the communist leader Hermann.
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Anti-Semitic League
Austria
Hermann
Ink Alleen
League
Fay
Republi
Wins Art Prize As Eviction Threatens Artist Floegel
Alfred Floegel of 219 East Eighty Eighth Street, known in the art colony, won a Rome fellowship for best color composition. He faced eviction over rent as his prize came after a magistrate refused to raise his rent, allowing him to finish his painting The Inspiration Music and win the academy award. Floegel, 27, born in Leipzig, pursued studies in Rome with a $1,000 yearly stipend and museum support.
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East Eighty Eighth Street
Art
American Academy In
Rome
Floegel
Yoraville Court
National Academy of Design
Dea
Ange
Angele
Weuresing
Kr. Hloegel
American Academy In Rome
J.P. Morgen
Academy
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Joseph H.uunius
New York
Florgel
The
Gace
Floegal
Leiperg
Canton Bombarded by Sun's Gunboat Squadron
Amoy China June 18 The President's residence in Canton City was bombarded by five gunboats under General Chen Ching min as Sun Yat-sen forces await reinforcements. Reports say armistice negotiations with Wu Pei fu and Chang Tao-lin are underway along the central China front.
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Chew
Amoy
China
Associated Press
Canton
Chen Chigng-min
Canton City
Saturn
An Yat-sen
Wu Pei-fu
Htral
France Will Let Delegates Sit at Hague Conference
Paris government signals continued French participation in The Hague talks after Premier Poincare's London consultations. The meeting with Lloyd George will address reparations and Near East Tangier, with optimism rising for renewed Anglo French cooperation despite earlier doubts. A Rome dispatch reports Fascists set fire to Reggio Labor Exchange after Victor Emmanuel's visit.
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London
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New York Tribune
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Boulogne
Near East
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Isconse
Britain
Fritianre
Janeheon
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Rome
Central News
Victor Emmanuel
Reggio
Fascisti
Czar’s Chef Feeds Children At New Czarekce Kitchen
Petrograd dispatch reports Pischkin former czarist chef now cooks rice beans and cocoa for 3000 hungry children daily at the American Relief Administration kitchen in the former Imperial Palace at Czarekce Selo. Several former czar servants work as kitchen staff.
Sing Sing Fugitive Greer Escapes Prison Wall
A Sing Sing inmate Charles Greer escaped last night by cutting a hole in a cell block roof. Police and about 300 armed men searched Westchester and nearby towns including Yonkers and Dobbs Ferry. Guards and off duty officers cordoned roads and rail lines near the Rockefeller estate while daybreak brought a larger hunt.
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Sing Sing
Westchester County
Greer
Lawen
Excape
Tarrytown
Peekskill
Bedford
Yonkers
Dobbs Ferry
Searchin
Rockefeller Estate
Alan
York Central
John D. Rockefeller
Gri
Werden Lawes
U S Chemist Claims 100 Cure for Hookworm Victims
Washington dispatch reports a U S Department of Agriculture chemist developing carbon tetrachloride as a cheap hookworm remedy. Trials in Fiji and Ceylon show high success, with limited side effects in a test on a condemned prisoner and other subjects. Reports note widespread interest amid fatalities in Fiji and concerns over heat and dosage.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Fiji
Ceylon
Maurice C. Hall
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States Department
Sto
Piji
London
Weeks Picks John E Mack To Try Ward
Ex Justice Mills to head defense and John E Mack, Dutchess County attorney, to prosecute Walter Ward for the killing of Clarence Peters. District Attorney Fred to drop prosecutor role, Mack in full charge. New witness planned. Ward family details and jail routines noted amid ongoing investigation and legal maneuvering in Dutchess County.
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Ward
Justice Mills
John EB. Mack
Poughkeepere
Stillman
Mt Stant
Fred
Walter Ward
Clarence Peters
Thas
Netion
Etween
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Poughkees
Mack
Poughkeepsie
Ually
Hetcherttorney
Janac % Mills
Weatchester County
Ward Cane
New York
Justien Morseliaus
Dintriet
Nea of
Des I
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Bootleggers Adopt Ethics Code at Watertown Convention
Bootleggers from New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania meet north of Watertown at Pine Plains for a two day session. They approve a code of ethics set prices and condemn shooting and rough tactics. The group vows to deter crime and prison terms for rum runners and calls for orderly conduct.
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N.Y
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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Alhootlege
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Hooper Hears Bird of Peace in Rail Dispute
Ben W. Hooper, chairman of the Railroad Labor Board, said the note of peace is audible and that many wrinkles in the railroad dispute will be ironed out before fall. He noted past charges the board favored labor and warned the truth lies between extremes, urging a discriminating public to see the middle ground.
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Pribves
Chicago
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Hooper
Untermyer urges state curb on stock exchanges and unions
State leader Untermyer submits recommendations to Lockwood housing committee outlining regulation of stock exchanges labor unions and unincorporated labor bodies. He calls for a State Trade Board with expanded powers and nine proposals including licensing unions imposing penalties and tightening insurance investments to curb perceived abuses.
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Lockwood Housing
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New York Stock Exchange
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Board of Governors
Stock Exchange
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Untermyer
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Pro Commission
Regulath
Chemist Discovers Vitamin Preventing Rickets
Seecsl Dispatch to The Tribune Baltimore June 18 After three years of research Dr E C McCullum a biochemist at Johns Hopkins University has identified a hitherto unknown vitamin labeled Vitamine aimed at bone protection and rickets prevention. The discovery arises from the study of calcium and phosphorus metabolism noting rickets results from their disturbed balance. Experimental subjects were used for about three years.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
E. ¥. McCullum
Johns Hopike University
Rail Strike July 1 Union Chiefs Notify Labor Board
Union leaders of over a million railroad workers notified the U S Railroad Labor Board of a planned strike if their wage dispute is not resolved. They circulated a letter to Ben W Hooper and said a vote is pending, with union presidents warning of a possible widespread walkout affecting millions.
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Cincinnati
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John Te Lewta
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