Harvey's Kin Held in Plot To Arm Irish Conspiracy Charged
A lengthy indictment from Newark federal court details a conspiracy involving Auto Ordnance Company figures to ship arms to Ireland for the British conflict. Named are Ide Marcellus H. Thompson, J. Markling, Frank Williams, Rorke, and others, with lawmen tracing purchases, shipments, and transfers in Hoboken and Washington. The case ties to Colonel Thompson of Harvard and West Point, with several defendants released on bail after arraignment.
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Mezratten
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Ireland
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Lawrence Pierce
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Attack on French Soldiers in Former U S Sector
COBLENZ June 19 Two French soldiers attached to a unit that recently took over Bendorf from the Americans were found wounded and gravely ill in a hospital. The assault is linked to anger over the French arrival with no clue to the attackers. BERLIN June 19 A bloody clash at Biskupitz Upper Silesia involved French troops and plebiscite police. a fusillade killed four civilians.
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Berlin
Biskupitz
Upper Silesia
International conference urged by Lloyd George Poincare luncheon
At a London luncheon Lloyd George and Poincare agreed to call an international conference late July including many countries. Taft at Pilgrim's dinner proclaims progress toward world responsibility. A push to draw the United States into the Russian gathering is reported along with other world events.
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Poincare
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Taft
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The
Hague
Close-Up Mars Observation Yields Cold Reception
Washington June 19 The planet Mars hovered about 42 000 miles from Earth under heavy clouds. No remarkable discoveries were made during the inspection. Observers noted greenish markings and white shadows while astronomers like Dr Asapah Hall studied Mars at its closest approach but offered little conclusive result.
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Washington
Mars
Asapah Hall
America
Baxter Far Ahead For Governorship
Early returns from Maine's state primary show United States Senator Frederick Hale leading the Republican field by a wide margin. Governor Percival Baxter also ahead for the GOP nomination with John P. Deering second. Four Maine Republicans renominated to Congress without opposition. Women vote and run as candidates for the first time in statewide primaries amid inclement weather.
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Tribune
Augusta
United States
Frederick Hale
Hale
Frank F. Guernsey
Dover
Howard Davies
Yarmouth
Guernsey
Davies
Percival Baxter
John P. Deering
Saco
Leon F. Nigiins
Brower
William E. Morrill
South Portland
Elbert D. Heyford
Farmingdale
Maurice W. Livngdon
Monmouth
National House
Maine
Flist
Leon
Telbetta
Waterville
Jame W. Sowell
Old Town
Baxter
Inett
Sharon P. Marvin
Church of the Messiah
Portland
Treens
Holy Bar
Hexter
State Street
Marvin
Lewiston
Rose A. Warren
Girl Jockey Seeks Big Money Ride in East
Lorena Trickey a 22 year old Oregon rider weighing 90 pounds went to The Jockey Club in New York to apply for a jockey license. Initial denial gave way after she submitted proofs of track success in Oregon Idaho Arizona and Washington as she aims for Eastern big-money racing.
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Oregon
Jockey Club
West
Fortieth Street
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Odaho
Arizona
Washington
Thousands Stranded by East Side Transit Tie-Up
A 30,000 horsepower generator failed at the Seventy-fourth Street power plant causing a shutdown of the Second and Third Avenue elevated lines, Lexington Avenue subway, and several surface car routes. Crowds gathered on platforms, guards controlled exits, and service gradually resumed with power shifted to surface lines. By 6: تُ8 o'clock the Third Avenue line returned to service and the others followed.
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Sinn Feiners Ward
Singer
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Wall Street
Conners
Hylan
Menret
Brooklyn City Railroad
Transit Commission
Berkman
William J. Flynn
Sailor
Cornell Union
Willard D
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Seventy-fourth Street
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Lexington Avenue
Bronx Park
van Cortlandt Park
Seventh Avenue
Freend
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Lexington Avenue Subway
Subway
Third Avenue Mth Street
Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
Second Avenue
Princeton to Retire All Faculty Members at 68
The board of trustees of Princeton University adopted a retirement rule for faculty at age sixty eight with pensions in the future and a possible extension up to three years by special vote. They also announced life insurance of 5000 for each faculty member and limited retirement allowances to 3250 dollars.
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Princeton
Stall
Trusters of
University
Red Coats on Bond Runners New Trick to Baffle Thieves
New York security firms plan a bold change to deter Wall Street bandits by outfitting messengers in bright red coats and carrying five pound safes at the waist. The approach targets thieves by making security staff look unplutocratic while concealing the safe's combination at the office. The scheme aims to deny thieves a quick getaway and rely on the messenger returning for a key, a tactic never used before in vigilance against robbery.
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New York
Wall Street
Financial District
Securitien
Senger
Senate Seeks Unbroken Course to Pass Tariff Then Bonus
In Washington on June 19 the Senate Republicans adopted Senator McCumbers plan to keep the tariff bill under continuous debate and then proceed to the bonus bill with no adjournment until both pass. The vote was 27 to 11 with indications the program will proceed despite floor struggles led by Democrats and some Republicans.
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Senate
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Harding
McCumbers
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le Follette
Lenroot
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New Jersey
Fat Hin
Honus
Kellogg
Capper
Jones
Nicholson
Sutherland
Curtis
Edge
Dillingham
Ernst
Phipps
Netton
Fernald
Calder
Brandeger Bass
House Bars Horsehair Brush to Curb Anthrax
The House passed a bill to exclude shaving brushes made of horsehair from imports and interstate commerce to protect public health. Testimony cited anthrax risks from horsehair brushes and shaving implements, with debate over extending the ban to other horsehair products.
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Washington
House
Move to lure U S envoys to Hague talks on Russia
European powers plan another push to bring the United States into the Russian discussions at The Hague. Signor Giannini will present an offer via London to Ambassador George Harvey that U S delegates be allowed direct contact with the Bolsheviks through the conference machinery. The move follows earlier rebuffs to Secretary Hughes, aiming to place the United States on the same footing as other nations in determining American property status in Russia.
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the Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
Hague
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London
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Court of St. James's
Russia
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Hughes
France
Europe
Ward murder case hinges on father's return for trial
Walter Ward's lawyers demand an immediate trial for the killing of Clarence Peters as authorities hint the defendant may face a jury next month if his elder father returns. District Attorney Weeks contends the case isn’t ready, while counsel questions delays and the truth behind Peters' death and a $30,000 blackmail note.
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Clarence Peters
Allan Campbell
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Westchester County
Supreme Court
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Weeks
Str
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Warean
Ren
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Pough
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Guy Stillmans
Mack
George Ward
Walter P
Pew Pers Tronch
Peters
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Disguised as White Wing He Traps Alleged Mail Thief
Patrolman John Murray of Chief Lahey’s staff spent a week watching and arrested a man who claimed to be a surance agent at 371 Monroe St Brooklyn for larceny and felonious assault. The suspect denied the charges and was held in $3000 bail. Louis Gartler, who lives at the same Monroe Street address, had complained of mailbox tampering a year earlier. A week prior Murray followed up after $15 was stolen from Gartler’s mailbox and used the disguise to trap the thief. The man opened a mailbox, Murray confronted him, and the suspect was arrested after resisting and kicking Murray three times.
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Inter Lahey
Monroe T. Brooklyn
Louis Garthir
Monroe Street
Department of Justice
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Murray
Garth
Marray
Dale
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Gartler
Aliens Fail to Sway U S Taft Tells English
Chief Justice tells Britons that hyphenated groups are a small minority, though they can delay action. Taft states aliens fail to sway U.S. policy. The remarks come amid ongoing concerns about immigration and national unity.
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Taft
Taft in London Attends Pilgrims Banquet Reception
Britain's leading statesmen jurists and American friends honor William Howard Taft Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court at a Pilgrims banquet in London. The King and royal figures sent greetings as Taft voiced U.S. policy and a call for strong international relations. He stressed responsibility and loyalty across nations amid wartime lessons and hopes for improved ties.
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Associated —Press
Britain
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court of the
United States
England
Peek of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Americe Emphie
Taft
Great Britain
Lord Desborough
Pilgrim
Prince of Watox
Pilgrime
New York
Earl of Balf
America
European Premiers to hold July economic conference in London
London dispatch reports that after a cordial meeting between Prime Ministers Lloyd George and Poincare another European gathering, akin to an international conference, is planned for the latter half of July in London. Parties aim to review Hague work and press reparations while delaying contentious topics until after Berlin inquiries report.
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Arthur S. Draper
Tribune
New York
Peincare
Lloyd George
the Hague
Hague
Itngur
Peace Palace
Brockup
Downing Street
Bar
Balfour
Spain
Morocco
Italy
Sy Council
Grignon
Bi Camerlynck
Lord Darby
Germany
Dier
Plane crashes on barge near Cherbourg injures none
A French wireless plane veered toward a Royal Mail lighter in Cherbourg harbor this afternoon and crashed onto its bridge, bending the lighter's superstructure but injuring no passengers aboard the barge. The craft struck amid loading freight and palace cars, leaving wreckage scattered.
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