Woman in black tied to Elwell case emerges in police notes
A telephone call between 12 20 and 1 00 am yesterday has investigators probing a tie between a woman in black and the Elwell murder case. Miss Elly Howe Inderson, a 22 year old music student, is eyed as a possible link alongside other social figures at a Ritz Roof gathering.
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You Schlegell
Ritz
Elly Hope Anderson
Yeterday
Joseph Bowns Elwell
Inblack
Telock
Wmey Swann
Elly Howe Inderson
Knickerbocker Chambers
Victor von Schlegell
Kraus
Herman Coalition Cabinet Collapses
Thecorrespondent reports a collapse of the Herman coalition cabinet amid disputes over support and pay conditions. A meeting was held to discuss confidence in Cteroerh Miners as conditions promised for joining the pay system remained unsettled. A June 22 call is noted, with references to German influence and party majority dynamics.
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Refuss
Pheielivta
Ob & Berl
Aleu
Happer
Wehrenbach
Riteoner
Radio Strike Threatens A Tie Up of Liverpool
Officers and engineers join ship workers in refusing to sail unless ships carry union wireless operators. Shipping circles predict port activities nearly at a standstill by week’s end. London reports say big liners unlikely to be held up as passengers continue to book.
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Liverpool
London
Transatlantic Steamship Companies
Bandits Stop Payroll Heist in Burlington NJ Shootout
Three men on a motorcycle raided the Public Service Corporation payroll wagon in Burlington New Jersey seizing about $4000 after blasting the chauffeur and guard with gunfire. Police said two robbers were captured after gun battles with farmers and a patrolman was wounded. About $2409 recovered. one suspect remained at large.
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N. J
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Hosse
William McCormick
McCormick
Howard Fleurie
Fleurie
Columbia
Harry Weedle
Joseph Stephenson
Burlington Hospital
West Pearl Street
Gus Cente
Francis Morris
Cente
Lloyds Boycott of American Vessels Hits Ocean Trade
London reports an extended boycott by Lloyds underwriters of American ships after a Washington statement on the US merchant marine act. The move blocks insuring American vessels until new terms are clarified, reflecting fears over liability and government roles in tonnage and insurance.
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Washington
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New York
Kingda
United States Merchant Marine
Wis
Goth Ge
High Seas
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Hh Hrmah
Foese
High City Officials Indicted in Secret Grand Jury Case
Two senior city officials face charges from a secret indictment handed up by an extraordinary grand jury. The court ordered pleas at 4:20 pm and will reveal identities, amid ongoing probes into policing accounts and alleged misconduct tied to former officials and testemunhip in cases of perjury and corruption.
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Bartow
Weeks
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Dominick Henry
David Mirch
Harry I. Klein
Richard B. Earigh
James J. Smith
Smith
Henry
Hewes
William Tand
Eld
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Polis
Accounta
New York
Enright
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Higcrecht
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Jacob J. Goldman
Bernard Freedman
Oldman
Freedman
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Louis Sayer
Smith Autry
Ely
Lusk Committee
Swann
Nem
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Sol
Iors
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Pan Altiuushire Criminal Courts
Mutrall Grail
Archon
Grounding of Racing Shell Near Thames River Coast
A grounding incident involved a racing shell near the Thames River west of Ped Pop with Yale crews practicing nearby. The submarine commander reported steering away from the shell and into deeper water. the boat may be hauled at high tide. No casualties were confirmed as information remains limited.
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Steen
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Wood Refuses to Talk On Butler Retraction
Major General Leonard Wood declined to comment on a telegram from Nicholas Murray Butler to Colonel Procter apologizing for remarks about Wood backers. Wood said he had nothing to say and would not make a statement now or later.
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Tribuna
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Fort Sheridan
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Procter
Wood
Entente shifts toward peace talks on Turkey and Russia
Reports from Boulogne describe Allied talks at Villa Bello focusing on peace with Russia and a possible deal to liquidate old Russian debts. France hesitates citing economic terms while Britain and others press for a coordinated approach as Belgium and smaller investors influence the outcome. The Brussels conference could advance peace efforts with potential Russian recognition.
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New York Tribune
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England
Belgium
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Brussels
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Boleshevikho
Kassia
Butler Apology Over Wood Attack Sparks Political War
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, apologizes for his Chicago convention attack on General Wood’s followers. He sends telegrams to Colonel Procter and political allies, admitting strain and money in politics influenced his remarks.
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Columbia University
Chicago
Leomard Wood
William Cooper Procter
Proctor
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Olonel
Teleson
Cincinnati
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Butler
Grenville Clark
Nassau Street
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Lanedon P. Marvin
Piiburg
Dr. Butler
Mr. Marvin
If Lloyd Derby
A. L. Boyes
Pan Themond
Merce Douglas Kingon
Kermit Hoosevelt
George Eailes Renvel
Marvin
Yerely
Grenville Clark Hart
Jie Hoo
Stn
Aratoga
Danish Volunteers Sail On Feenorik to Break Danish Strike
The Feenorik, first ship to reach this port in three months, carried 800 passengers and three hundred volunteers from the Danish Helpful Service Workers. The volunteers, wealthy Danes, served across departments and helped sustain the voyage amid labor tensions and political upheaval in Denmark.
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Tear
Gélehe
Tejoen
Denmark
Manhattan
Axel Go Lober
Royall
Burleson backs open stand on key issues at San Francisco convention
Postmaster General Albert S. Burleson urged the Democratic platform to take an open stance on major national questions at the San Francisco convention. He called for revising the Volstead Act provisions and endorsed labor rights while opposing blanket ownership of public utilities and urging repeal of drastic enforcement measures. He warned against evasive talk and predicted the platform would hinge on prohibition and covenant issues.
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Wilson
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Virginiere
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League of Nations
$250,000 Drugs Seized in Brooklyn Raids
Police from Man-Eartin Headquarters raided two Carroll Street homes in Brooklyn early yesterday, seizing about 250000 dollars in cocaine and a cache of pistols and knives. Giovanni Mauro and Louis Mauro were arrested, with Giugenpi Gangurossa also detained in connection with a murder linked to cocaine trafficking.
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Taok
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Giovanni Mauro
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Volstead Defeated For Renomination
In St. Paul on June 22 Representative A J Volstead Republican author of the Prohibition Enforcement Act was defeated for renomination by Rev C A Kvale of Benson in the Seventh district race. Incomplete returns showed Kvale with 15 408 votes to Volstead's share as precincts reported.
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Ss Congresman
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Republican National Committee Names Harding Campaign Executive
After two days with Senator Warren G Harding the Republican National Committee announced the executive committee to direct the presidential campaign. The lineup includes three New York members Mrs Corinna Roosevelt Robins Arthur Livermore and Charles A Hilles with Will H Hays as chairman and other officers from Ohio California Minnesota Oklahoma Nebraska Kentucky Massachusetts Oregon and more. For the first time women gain a voice in a GOP presidential campaign and suffragists plan to picket Senator Harding's Marion Ohio home during the front porch drive next month.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Will H Hays
Republican National Committee
New York
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Arthur Livermore
Charles A. Hilles
Will H. Hays
Hariet Upton
Ohio
M. Daugherty
Harding
Katherine Pl Edison
California
Manley Seen
Minnesota
Jakie L. Hamen
Oklahoma
John W. Hart
Idaho
A. T Hert
Kentucky
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Jeanette A. Lyd
South Wut
Cam
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Hagen
Hilles
Chieigo
Sain Wiliams
Oregon
Daugherty
Hardin
Hamnon and
Hert
Lowdon
Robinson
General Wood
John T. Adams
Towa
Clarence B. Miller
Minne
Fred W. Addams
Illinois
Marion
Cord
Hays
Berlin Socialists Win Control of City Council
Berlin voters gave the Socialists a decisive majority in the first Greater Berlin municipal election since outer suburbs joined. Independent Socialists won eighty eight seats and Social Democrats claimed most of the remainder, signaling unified Socialist control over issues such as food, wages, and public utilities.
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Wane Y—lourpement Socialista
Greater Berlin
New York
Social Democrats
Wasel Eured
Dark Horses See Cox Field Ahead in 1912 Nomination Fight
The draft of Democratic delegates centers on Governor Cox of Ohio as the likely anti Wilson, anti McAdoo, anti Palmer candidate. Palmer is counted out by many while Woodrow Wilson looms as the incident that could shape the convention battles. Davis and Cummings supporters maneuver for influence as a deadlock looms and Champ Clark looms as a potential factor if Wilson approves.
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Palmer Camp
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