Greeks Offer to Lead Campaign Against Turks
Allied leaders at Boulogne announce war on the Turkish Nationalists. Venizelos volunteers to command 90 000 Greek troops to strike toward interior lines to cut key railways, with Foch and Wilson skeptical of Greek capability but Greece ready to act if needed.
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Greece
Regia
Atoum Kureal
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Kemal
Los Angeles Earthquake Shakes City Prompts Safety
An early June quake rattled Los Angeles causing building damage and street fear. Reports describe tremors across neighborhoods with several structures damaged and residents seeking safety.
Three Shot in Waterbury Riot Sparks Martial Law
In Waterbury Connecticut a riot between police and striking workers at the Scoville Manufacturing plant ended with three shot. A patrolman and a guard were wounded a striker killed. The city deployed the guard with machine guns and bayonets to restore order as Governor Holcomb called out the Connecticut Guard.
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Neva Disheden
Trine
Conn
Scoville Manufacturing Company
Auditorban
Albert Wilton
Wilton
Bridge Street
Richard Leroy
Avotenant Leroy
John J. Bergin
Seoville Company
Armed Guards
St. Mary's
Bergin
Charles Hanis
Fred Hickey
St. Mary's Hospital
Connecticut
Govnor Holcomb
Ibolland
Rich Spaniard Is Mysteriously Slain and Robbed in Londonderry
Civil unrest grips Londonderry with troops scarce as rioting worsens. The city endures gunfire, barricades, and widespread disruption while dock workers strike and shops close. In a separate incident, Manuel Gabin a wealthy Spanish restaurant owner is found murdered at a Washington Street apartment with valuables stolen and investigators seeking who killed him.
Hidden Rug Stash Shaken From Window Amid Auction of Reward
A $5,000 stash found in a rug was shaken out a window by a 14 year old girl Antoinette in an incident linked to a missing savings fund of her father and brothers. A $1,000 reward was offered by Gurana Musso for the return of $4000 thrown from a window. The article notes confusion and misreading of the event.
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Hyon
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Muanu
Nishwo
Gong Seom
Arcuinas
Greece Ready to Take Mandate for Armenia
Bouloger France June 21. By The Associated Press. Venizelos at Allied conference will formally offer in Crowe’s name to mandate Armenia. The move signals Greece’s plan to assume control over the Armenian mandate subject to Allied approval and League confirmation.
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Armenia
Bouloger
France
Prosay
Tres Mice Venizelos
Crowe
Tatoo
Macnedate
Aros
Marriage Is New Crew in Elwell Case
Reporters chase a possible bride angle in the Elwell murder case as neighbors recall rumors of a South arrival. The district attorney and assistants review Otton’s statements while a mysterious “woman in gray” prompts police to investigate her identity and potential involvement.
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John A. McCarthy
West Seventieth Street
M. Carthy
Conyers
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Marie Larsen
Mrs. Larsen
Gray
Palm Beach
Dooking
Swann
Fifth Avenue Bag Snatcher Caught After Chase
Frank Stone forty years old was pursued by shoppers on Fifth Avenue after seizing a bag from Miss S. B. Coyle of Washington. Stone, later arraigned in Jefferson Market court on fraud charges, fought Wattles and escaped before being recaptured near Thirty-fourth Street by Detective Penssnally. Magistrate Samuel Meinghirgin was told the detective stood six feet tall.
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Fifth Avenue
Frank Stone
Stony
Jefferson Market Court
Jareeny Tr
Stone
S. B. Coyle
Washington
Rail Strikers Aimed to Tie Up North Jersey
A mass walkout by yardmen in Jersey City signals a spreading insurgent railway strike across New Jersey. Leaders Edward J. Armstrong and Edward Stahl say the walkout began in Philadelphia and Baltimore, with potential expansion into South Jersey and New Haven. Freight moves on West Jersey, Sea Shore and Atlantic City Railroads were halted. passenger service largely unaffected.
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Baltimore
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Grand View Hall
Edward J. Armstrong
Hailwaymen's Association
Armstrong
Edward Stahl
Elizabeth
Stahl
Brotherhood of
Jersity
Hoboken
New Jersey
Freigr
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Sea Shore
Atlantic City
Railroad Labor Board
Camden
Philphis
Cane Salem
Bridgeton
Jersey
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Cond
New York
New
Yan Ave
Liquor Violators Pay 320000 Fines in Day
Nearly one hundred people charged with Volstead Act violations paid fines totaling about 320000 yesterday. All defendants appeared before Federal Judge Learned Hand and pleaded guilty. The judge noted potential leniency for those who admitted guilt after the Supreme Court upheld the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act.
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Scuilt
Reed and Bryan To Be Steam Rolled Autocrat Wilson Critique
Democratic leader James M. Cox backed by Governor Smith may gain support as William J. Me Combs attacks President Wilson’s autocratic stance. He predicts New York will rally to Cox, while Westerners could be nominated for vice president. He argues America must redeem its word to Europe and questions League of Nations impact.
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Combs
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Cnuago
William J. Me.Combs
Democratic National Committee
Mesmlon Wilson
San Francisco
White
Champ Clark
Vicw
Thomas R. Marshal Jr. McCombs
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
Smith
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America
Murope
Europe
Senate
Nations
League of Nations
Aris
Dudlaren
Escaped Trusties Blamed For Hold-up
Riverhead police identify two escapees linked to a hold up as suspects. The men, once jailed for auto theft, fled from custody after a December escape and were later found in Patchogue where one received a ten month sentence and the other a one year term. investigators say more details remain unclear.
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Jane
Walter Jotte
Stophelawn
Mall
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Eamel
Lyeyser
P. T
Kellys
Can't Nominate Wilson Declares Jouett Shouse
Jouett Shouse, third assistant secretary of the treasury, said in Kansas City that President Wilson cannot be nominated for a third term due to ill health. He added that no true Wilson ally believes a third term is possible and noted the health decline since 1916.
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Jon
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Republicans to Run Campaign From Chicago ceo
Washington June 21 Senator Warren G Harding Republican Presidential candidate spent today and tonight in conference with Harry Daugherty his pre convention campaign manager Will Haim and six other members of the party s national committee The discussion covered personnel for a new executive committee of fifteen members authorized by Chairman Hays to replace the ten member body The new committee includes women and will not be limited to the national committee Harding may be represented on the body by giving him a seat Senator Harding declined daily press chats but Chairman Hays released a statement praising his poise judgment and faith in the American people The piece notes emphasis on Costidge as potential Vice President candidate and Harding s campaign plans
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Harry Daugherty
Will H. Haain
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Nis
Pieper
Thoraush
President Fears Attacks on Floor over Reed Seated
In San Francisco on June 21 the Democratic National Convention faces a clash as Senator James A Reed of Missouri seeks a seat representing the state district. The Missouri convention backed by Reed’s opponents may forbid seating him due to his opposition to the League of Nations and pressure from the White House. The national committee weighs rules and the Palmer delegates from Georgia, while Reed’s candidacy triggers broader party tensions ahead of November.
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Norman £. Mack
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League of Nations
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