Ward Case Reveals Lingerie In Ward Flat Details
The Tribune reports a Boston Ward scandal involving a Ward flat used for hosting women under supervision of Pinkerton detectives. Mrs Fred Olsson identifies torn lingerie amid the ruined apartment as investigators pursue three women connected to the affair. Police probe includes Ralph and Peters testimonies about May nights and an alleged blackmail plot tied to Ward.
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Ward
Wier Bockelie’ Police
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Clarence Ib
Luly
Poinciana
Fred Olsson
Medeldug
Scott Arte
Eau
Ken Ruszling
Inkertons
Tribune
Branett
Palm Beach
Polay
Bing & Bing
Ralph
Peters
Re É Marine
Nught
Ross
Philadelphia
Mauit
TV Ngten
Baltimore & Ohio
Protests over Paterson schools closing to honor priest
A letter from the Paterson Ku Klux Klan protested the June 24 1922 public school closings to honor the Very Rev Dean Mealy at St. John’s Roman Catholic Church. The missive, signed by the Paterson Klan, condemned sectarian public life and urged defense of the public school system.
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Paterson
Pabiie
Deas
William N. McNulty
John's
Knights of Deks
Knights of Deks-Klex Klan
Pater- Stowe
Dean Mealy
Urpore
Knights of
Lux Klien
United States
Ard
Mile and Lenglen May Not Play Singles Championship
Mile Lenglen arrives in England and practices at Wimbledon but may skip the singles championship. French champion says she does not feel as well as during her last visit, after winning Lille singles tournament from a field of three hundred entries.
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Fribune
London
Lenglen
England
Wimbledon
Soan
Lille
Miners attack guards. fourteen killed near Herrin
At a mine near Herrin fourteen people were killed, two dying, and many wounded when striking coal miners attacked guards. The event unfolds amid broader unrest as national news reports mention labor moves, political rhetoric, and wartime era investigations.
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Herrin
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburgh
Braddock
Lincoln
South
Kansas
National Federation of Wi
Chastauqua
Vacation companion The Tribune invites readers away this summer
A nostalgic notice urges readers to request The Tribune as a daily vacation companion. It suggests telling newsdealer or calling Beekman 3000 to update the circulation department with a vacation address for uninterrupted delivery during holidays.
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the Tribune
Beekman 3000
Weeks Push for Beer and Light Wines Sparks Prohibition Debate
The Tribune reports Secretary of War Weeks at Pennsylvania Military College argues for modification of the Volstead Act. He says sentiment supports light beer and wines and urges a liberal interpretation of the Eighteenth Amendment. Weeks predicts public mood will steer the next election. Senator Capper calls for Weeks resignation in a Kansas editorial, saying the cabinet member is out of touch with the administration on prohibition.
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Tribune Ghestex
Fennsylvania Military College
Congress
Profon
Capper
Copper
Topeka
Kan
Weeks
Times
Arthur Capper
Werks
Eeks
Won't Stop Liquor Sales On Liners for Present
Prohibition Director Ralph A. Day said ships American of Foreign may carry and sell liquor outside the three mile limit but safe from raids for now. He is awaiting a Justice Department decision after a conference with Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes and Chief General Agent F C Yellowley. The statement notes differing opinions among government counsel and says the Port of New York will follow prior practice until further instructions from Washington based on DOJ guidance.
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Prohibition
Ralph A. Day
United States Department of Justice
Roy A. Haynes
F.C. Yellowley
Washington
New York
Department of Justice
Wu's Men Mutiny in Kiangei Province Violence
Reported mutiny by 10 000 to 15 000 northern forces backing Sun Yat sen in Kianti Kianti burned Kianfu and nearby cities killing thousands. General Teal Oitheus led troops. Dr Sun Yat sen reportedly captured and held aboard a Chinese cruiser in the West River near Canton. details from Hankow and Nanchang sources.
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Shanghai
Sun Yateson
Province
Kianti
Kianfu
Hankow
Nanchang
Teal Oitheus
Peking
Dr. Sun
South
China
China Forces
Fistent
Weet River
Canton
Copter
Steel Mergers Legal Hint by Daugherty
Washington June 21 officials view a Justice Department statement as an indication there is no basis for legal action against the Sethlehem Lackawenna steel merger and the Republic-Inland-Midvale combination. The AG urged dependable persons to present legitimate arguments against the merger.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Sethlehem- Lackawenna Steel
Republic-Inland-Midvale
Daugherty
Agnitet
Charge Lincoln Forced War On the South
Richmond dispatch reports United Confederate Veterans adopted a report at their thirty second convention accusing Abraham Lincoln of forcing the Civil War on the South. The document praises a history book and asserts Lincoln orchestrated the war with archives and pamphlets. Springfield columnist Henry Rankin defends Lincoln, stating war began after the Confederacy fired on Fort Sumter and Lincoln merely called for 75 000 volunteers.
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Tribune
Richmond
Abraham Lincoln
South
United Confederate Veterans
Hoger W. Jackson
Curryville
North Carolina
South Carolina
Booth
Huger W. Jackson
Urryville
Saya
Springfield
Associated Preas
United
Telerste
Iichmond
Henry B. Rankin
Lincoln
Star of the West
United States
Fort Sumter
Labor Begins King George Shatters Custom of iFight to Curb To Pay Special Honor to Taft
The American Federation of Labor opened a plan to amend the U S Constitution to curb court power, curb child labor, protect unions, and repeal Sherman anti trust, aiming to bolster labor rights. King George honors Taft with special court ceremonies in London, a marked shift in royal etiquette.
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Taft
Gilman Parker
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
Otter
American Federation of Labor Convention
Isbor
Federation
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
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Aays
Exec Council of the American Faterati Labor
Ealy
George Harvey
Kearele
Acea
Icf
United
King
Harvey
Rockefeller Gifts Fuel Endowment Drive for History Museum
John D. Rockefeller Jr. donates 1 million dollars and George F. Baker adds 280000 to support the American Museum of Natural History endowment campaign. Amos F. Eno is also named for a contribution. Henry Fairfield Osborn plans a China expedition in September as trustees review fund allocation for future needs. King Victor Emmmanuel III of Italy and Queen Helena forward a 1000 dollar gift to Copenhagen during a state visit.
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John D. Rockefeller Jr
George F. Baker
Baker
American Museum of Nature History
1U Ia
Amos F. Eno
Hockefeldot
Pat
Henry Fetrdeld Osborn
Museum
Setember
China
Rockefeller
Copenhagen
Victor Em
Manuel
Italy
Helena
Prince of Wales Returns to London After India Japan Tour
London crowds cheer as the Prince of Wales rides with King George in a semi state carriage returning from India and Japan. Royal welcome includes Queen Mary and Princess Mary, with offices and hotels preparing celebrations. Government faces a postposed Palestine mandate vote in the Lords amid debate on the British pledge and Zionist concerns.
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Trish
Palestine
George
Taft
Prince of Wales
London
Sun Yamwen
Pram
Tribune
King George
India
Japan
Paddington
Mary
Hyde Park
Plymouth
Lady Astor
Frines
West End
Alexandra
Lloyd George
Licersen
Buckingham Palace
Sond
Bonus Vote Before Tariff Probable Says McCumber
Washington June 21 Senator McCumber said the soldiers bonus measure may be acted on before final tariff vote if the Senate stretches debate on the intiti bill. He cautioned against prophesying exact sequencing and emphasized he did not intend to block other business.
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Senate
Lord Balfour
United States
Islington
Zionist Organization
Balfour
Ruth
Palestine
McCumber
Washington
Finance Committee
Bénator McCumber
Mine Strike Battle Leaves Slain and Dozens Hurt
In Illinois a mass mining strike turned violent as more than 5,000 miners attacked the Southern Illinois Coal Company mine. Fourteen killed and about twenty wounded as guards and miners clashed for hours. A white flag conference followed, with miners demanding surrender and a meeting to discuss operations. Weapons and ammunition were seized from local hardware stores before the confrontation subsided.
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Hargeraves Scenes Service
Chicags
Ambueh
Perare Za Cioce
Ope
Carbondal
Carbondale
I Rin
Frankfort
Norrin
Bray-North Company
Herrin Supply Company
Tartarware Company
Thore
Illinoi Company
Herrin
Johnson City
Hilla
Missouri Paci
Partley
Immedia
Merihar
Chicago
Ilinois
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