Woman in Gray Sought In Murder Of Elwell
The Elwell murder case centers on a suspect called the woman in gray, with authorities tracing a contact at 2:89 am at 244 West Seventieth Street. Investigators link a possible lover to the crime and note a gray jersey dress and fur trimming tied to the case. a taxi record and a Palm Beach driver’s statement are reviewed amid smoke screen claims and a delayed arrest.
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Elwell
Joseph Bowne Elwell
West Seventieth Street
Dooling
Doofing
Lorever
Ceme
Elwest
Kentucky
Newek
Rn Oryome
Wilson
Maria Larsen
Wimmrd
Miss Wilson
Shorty Fark
Finwin Rhodes
Palm
Larna
Aacheon
Larsen
Wan End
el- Wil
Hutt
Hin
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Helangang Eisel
Elwell Haiting
British Warships Ordered to the East
Malta June 20 A battalion of the Essex Regiment is under orders to embark on the cruiser Cardiff for Constantinople. All available destroyers and the cruiser Blenheim are ordered to the East. Indications are the Mediterranean fleet concentrates in the Near and Middle Greek waters with the Giorgios Averoff leaving for Piræus tomorrow. The American destroyer Du Pont scheduled to come to Malta from the Black Sea is detained in Eastern waters.
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Essex Regiment
Cardiff
Constantinople
Blenheim
Mediterranean
Giorgios Averoff
Pirwus
Dupont
Mall
Black Sea
Two Die in Chicago Race Riot at Black Belt Clash
Two white men were killed and several others wounded in a race riot at Thirty-fifth Street and Indiana Avenue. Flags burned by paraders triggered the incident, as police and sailors moved to quell the unrest with hundreds detained.
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Thirty-fifth Street
Indiana Avenue
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Whity
Hoyts
Thirty-sixth Street
Tore
Owens
Moyt
Hose
Great Lakes
Negro Quarter
Liberia
Black Belt
Black Star Steamship Company
Ves
Sewial
Sharon Tor Negtale
Southgate
Rahyth
Garrity
Regia
Bully Bexton
Wiley
South State
Dearborn
Mpa Tigre
Rive
Premiers in Parley Over Turkish Peril
Premier Venizelos pressed the Allied leaders in England for prompt action to curb Mustafa Kemal at Thessaloniki and Smyrna. He offered Greek detachments to aid Italians in Albania and Asia Minor, while warning that delay would risk Greek gains under the Turkish treaty as pressures rise in the Near East.
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England
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Constantinople
Euch
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Millerand
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Oly
Frances
France
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Filiutnerios Yemzeins
Mad George
Lymphic
Constantine
Kamal
Tembry
Associated Press
Venizelos
Greece
Glovd George
Stapha Kemal Pasha
Situation in Ireland Is Becoming Tense
London dispatch reports Ireland growing more tense with grave outlook and possible outbreaks. Dublin sees constant influx of army lorries with military stores and armored cars, alarming moderate Irishmen from all parties. Seon Kin
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London
Ireland
London Times
Dublin
Seon Kin
Mrs Wim K Dick Denies Reno House Rumors
Mrs Wim K Dick widow of Colonel John Jacob Astor denied reports she is buying or living in a Reno house. Sister Katharine St Force and lawyer John J Stanchfield confirmed no truth to the tales and said Mrs Dick remains in Long Island with no Reno plans.
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Madeleine Fores Astor Dick
John Jacob Astor
William K. Dick
Wast Islip
Longeland
Reno
Neva
Mrs. Dick
Trist
Mys. Dick Ind
Katharine St. Force
Tek
Willian
Loas
Maskid
Stanchfield
John J. Stanchfield
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Benn
Strichfield
Dickak
Bay
Victory Medal Issuance Set For 4 765 000 Men
Washington reports the army will begin issuing 4 765 000 victory medals to members who served from April 8 1917 to November 11. In addition to the medal, the War Department authorized thirteen combat or major operation clasps and a defensive clasp, worn on the ribbon, plus five overseas service clasps for troops not entitled to battle insignia.
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Washington
Mauve
Mirine
Astronomers Track Light From 200000 Year Old Nova
CAMERICOM Mass June reports that Mur Yard astronomers observe light from a nova in Aquila formed by a collision with a dark nebula. The event happened over 200000 years ago and the light now reaching Earth implies a vast distance, with estimates linking the color and brightness to a dramatic interstellar explosion observed after long travel time.
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Mass
Mur Yard
Earth
Marvars
Calfornia
Noxa Aquila
Aquila
Harvard @stronomer
Army of Light
Five Killed in Irish Riots at Londonderry
Violent clashes in Londonderry leave five killed and about 110 wounded as Nationalists and Unionists clash through the city. Military guards man danger zones and an armored car abides at key crossroads amid fires, with workers among the injured.
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Associated Press
Vic
Bridge Street
Fountain Street
Carlisle Road
Opan
Phiese
Longtower Street
Upper Fountain Street
Bishop Street
Ersore
Foun Hun Street
Longower Street
Athert Street
Bishop's Gate
Tongtower Street
MsVeigh
Quay
Margaret Wilson Broke on a Bus Poor fare prompts generous conductor
Margaret Wilson daughter of a resident rode a Fifty Avenue bus without cash. Conductor P G Eyneh helped by loaning a dime after a note from Wilson’s pseudonymous self named admirer revealed her identity and thanks. The note signed Margaret Woodrow Wilson thanked him and promised repayment.
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Fifty Avenue
Gogeuten Pal Rocag Ce
P. G. Eyneh
Howse
Wilaonalga
J. Aughie
Lynch
Levin
Bea
Fifth Avenue
Layne
Woodrow. Wilson
Tech
Wilson Poses for Photographer Deepening Third-Term Talk
Washington June 20 Strength grew that President Wilson may seek a third term at San Francisco as a commercial photographer shot a half hour portrait in his study. The White House will keep him in constant telegraphic contact with the convention city during the Democratic gathering.
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Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
White House
Women Named Tammany May Today to Help Line Up
Washington report notes for the first time in Republican history a female executive committee to direct the 1920 campaign will be formed. It details potential women nominees and named members including Mrs Corinne Roosevelt Robinson and Medill McCormick, with Harding’s team planning a front porch campaign and a likely Boston meeting with Governor Coolidge. The piece also covers Tammany Hall’s backstage push for Marshall as a compromise presidential candidate amid McAdoo's withdrawal, signaling a tense preconvention scene.
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Harding Marshall
Tiibune
Washington
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Medill McCormick
Illiuis
Will J. Hays
Harding
Marion
Nations
Hennth Harding
Boston
Coolidge
Opponents fail to block Democrat convention control
San Francisco dispatch analyzes the tilt toward President Wilson at the upcoming Democratic National Convention. It notes that Bryant likely commands only a minority of delegates and factions favoring Prohibition or liberalization split, while Palmer or McAdoo emerge as potential candidates amid party rifts and leader ambitions.
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St. Louis
Wondrow Wilson
Bryant
National Enemittee
Committee On
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Tribune
House of
Sing Sing Gold Rush Rumor Sparks Excitement
OSSINING New York June 20 Sing Sing prison workers uncover a vein of yellow metal while excavating foundations for a quarry and reservoir. The Sing Sing Bulletin notes a metallurgist confirmed the sample as gold fueling speculation of a rush of visitors from Broadway and the Bronx. A traditional tale claims gold and iron were found during state capitol works. A Moscow wire reports a pan Balkan alliance between Serbia and Bulgaria alleged to threaten Greece.
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Greece
London
Moscow
Jose Moxance Reesivad Hare
Renee Hav
Serbia
Bulgaria
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