Greeks Offer Lead in Crusade Against Turks
Allied leaders meet at Boulogne to authorize war on the Turkish nationalists. Venizelos offers to command 90 000 Greek troops to strike toward interior rail hubs as Foch and Wilson voice skepticism about Greek feasibility.
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Ralph Courtney
Patie Ta Tia Twine Copright
New York
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Son
Conferya
George
Miter
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Villa Belle
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Turk
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Ona
Greece
Regia
Atoum Kureal
Ijma
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Kemal
Los Angeles Earthquake Shakes City Buildings and Streets
An early report describes a significant quake striking Los Angeles causing buildings to tremble and fall debris across streets. Residents seek safety as services scramble to assess damage and hazards throughout the area.
Three Shot Riot Triggers Martial Law in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut a riot between police and striking workers escalated to gunfire. A policeman and a Scoville Manufacturing Company guard were wounded. a striker was killed. City Guard with machine guns dispersed the crowd as casualties mounted and Governor Holcomb ordered heightened duty.
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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 Slain and Robbed in Londonderry Turmoil
Civil war conditions grip Londonderry with citywide rioting and troop withdrawals. A Spanish immigrant, Manuel Gabin, was found shot and robbed at a Washington Street apartment, his body amid signs of a struggle and missing funds. Police pursue a motive amid widespread unrest.
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Manuel Gabling
Green Wich Village
Chelsea
Washington Street
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Gabin
Twelfth Street
Salvatore Martinen
Spaciox
Twelfth
Washington Streets
Chicetio
Gabi
Charlie
Gubin
Run Getaway
Gabbi
Mark Astor
West Tenth Street
Gobin
Alter
Reward Offered After Rug Hidden Cash Is Shaken From Window
A $5,000 hidden cash stash in a rug was shaken from a window by a child’s action. Guurana Musso offers $1,000 for the return of $4, supposedly the family savings. Antoinette, 14, dropped the money Friday while at home on East 1th Street, prompting police and neighbors to assist in locating the missing funds.
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Guurana Musso
Hyon
Antoinette
Muanu
Nishwo
Gong Seom
Arcuinas
Greece Ready to Take Mandate for Armenia
Greece signals willingness to accept a mandate for Armenia at the Allied Conference in Bouloger France. Prime Minister Venizelos will formally offer in the name of the Crown to undertake the Armenia mandate.
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Armenia
Bouloger
France
Prosay
Tres Mice Venizelos
Crowe
Tatoo
Macnedate
Aros
Marriage Rumor Sparks Elwell Murder Case Mystery
A reported bride from the South linked to Joseph Browne Elwell's death triggers neighborhood talk. Police investigate the "woman in gray" and whether a sudden visitor or jealous husband fueled the crime as District Attorney Swann tightens information disclosures.
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John A. McCarthy
West Seventieth Street
Elwell
M. Carthy
Conyers
Ms Death
Marie Larsen
Mrs. Larsen
Gray
Palm Beach
Dooking
Swann
Fifth Avenue Bag Snatcher Caught After Chase
Frank Stone, forty, accused of grabbing a bag from Miss S B Coyle on Thirty Fourth Street. A pursuing crowd including Detective Frank Penssnally and J M Wattles aided in recapturing the offender near Thirty Fourth Street. Stone was arraigned in Jefferson Market court on fraud charges.
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Fifth Avenue
Frank Stone
Stony
Jefferson Market Court
Jareeny Tr
Stone
S. B. Coyle
Washington
Rail Strikers Eye North Jersey Walkout Spread
In Jersey City hundreds of yardmen gathered at Grand View Hall to discuss a renewed insurgent strike tied to earlier walkouts in Philadelphia Baltimore and South Jersey. Edward J. Armstrong chairing the Eastern Railwaymen Association warned of possible spread.
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Jersey City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
South Jersey
New Haven
Grand View Hall
Edward J. Armstrong
Hailwaymen's Association
Evans
Armstrong
Tércey City
Edward Stahl
Elizabeth
Stahl
Brotherhood of
Jersity
Hoboken
New Jersey
Freigr
West Jersey
Sea Shore
Atlantic City
Railroad Labor Board
Camden
Philphis
Cane Salem
Bridgeton
Jersey
New York City
Cond
New York
New
Yan Ave
Liquor Violators Pay 320000 Fines in Day
Nearly one hundred people faced Federal Judge Learned Hand as fines totaling about 320000 were paid for Volstead Act violations. The court indicated leniency for those who pleaded guilty after the Supreme Court upheld the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act.
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Learned Hand
Scuilt
Reed and Bryan To Be Steam Rolled
Democratic figurehead William J. MeCombs accuses President Wilson of autocratic overreach and predicts a contested New York delegation race while urging a return to true democracy as discussions of the League of Nations and national campaign strategy unfold. He cites internal party officials and contrasts past leaders with current power.
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Bryan
Combs
Wilson
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
Pacific
America
Murope
Europe
Senate
Nations
League of Nations
Aris
Dudlaren
Escaped Trusties Blamed For Hold-up
Riverhead authorities say two escapees from a jail or workhouse staged a hold up and fled after pistol threats. The fugitives were later traced to Patchogue where one was jailed for auto theft and another received a sentence of ten months to a year. Details on the escape method and exact timing remain unclear.
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Riverhead
Jane
Walter Jotte
Stophelawn
Mall
Hinuromohite
Eamel
Lyeyser
P. T
Kellys
Can't Nominate Wilson Declares Jouett Shouse
Kansas City dispatch reports Jouett Shouse says President Wilson cannot be nominated for a third term due to ill health. He notes no real friend expects a third term and cites Wilson’s reduced strength compared with 1916. Shouse speaks en route to San Francisco.
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Jouett Shouse
Kansas City
The
Treasu
Shouse
San Francisco
Jon
Me Adoo
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 campaign manager Will Haaim and six other party leaders. A major topic was expanding the executive committee to fifteen members with five new female appointees. Harding pressed to be freed from daily press chats while Chairman Hays announced a broader role for the committee not limited to the national committee.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Harry Daugherty
Will H. Haain
National Committee
Hays
National
Womer
Devetors
Harding
Reed Foes Battle Over Missouri Delegation at San Francisco
At the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco Senator James A Reed of Missouri faces a bid for seating despite opposition from many Missouri delegates. The dispute centers on Reed’s stance against the League of Nations and the White House preference to seat Palmer delegates from Georgia, with party leaders wary of Reed’s influence on the floor.
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Voller
James A. Reed
Missour
Reed
St. Missouri
Wilson
Kansas City
Hax ‘Gan
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Norman £. Mack
New York
Missouri
White House
League of Nations
Palmer
Seorgid
Hoke Smith
Tom Watson
Watson
Sore Han Wither Patuerar Smith
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Wehpiensilta
League
Admion
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