Arrest in Elwell murder report stalls for stronger proof
Authorities continue to hold a man linked to the Joseph Bowne Elwell killing as detectives seek a key female witness and the missing pistol. District Attorney Swann and Captain Carey caution that arrest requires clearer evidence while investigators comb Elwell's home and investigate past tampering with his automobile. Reports tie the case to possible motives from Elwell's alleged affairs and a prior attempt on his life, with officials noting ongoing inquiries from federal connections.
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Marie Larsen
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Carey
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Iternoon
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Heath
Lexington
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Tory
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Fulton Theater
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Taro
Waite
Switchman a death by own action in wreck inquiry
Hartford report notes Peter Castonguay on duty when a New York New Haven Hartford train wreck occurred. Coroner’s inquiry found he worried over the wreck and that blame was placed on him. He did not return to work and was found dead, the engineer Ralph Gray of Springfield, Mass., killed and several injured.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
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British Shell Turkish Lines 1000 Killed At Ismid
London reports British warships bombarded Turkish lines near Ismid Asia Minor and inflicted heavy losses. About 1000 Turks killed with Turkish shells falling in the town. Simultaneous Greek army communique says Turks suffer heavy casualties as forces advance from Smyrna taking Soma Peratiyi Menddelhora and Chaush Kiosk with substantial enemy losses.
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Constantinople
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Reek
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Mendelhors
Socialist Plot to Tie Up All Germany Charged
Berlin June 26 Der Bayerischer Kurier prints minutes of an Independent Socialists meeting in Munich revealing plans for a general strike across Germany. The scheme calls for shutting waterworks and electric plants and wrecking machinery. The article suggests presenting the document at the Spa conference to warn Allied leaders. The piece notes home guards in southern Germany remain, with authorities declining to dissolve troop organizations until Spartacist threats subside. Defense Minister Gessler resigns to chancellor Fehrenbach citing inability to cope with international issues with a smaller army.
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Arine
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Carranza aide Cabrera recounts flight after president's death
From Mexico City to San Antonio dispatch, Cabrera, once Carranza's treasury secretary, details the May 14 convoy collapse, escape routes through Puebla and Santa Maria Ocatepec, and his role guiding the survivors toward the mountains, while hiding from pursuers. He notes allies and kin accompanying the caravan amid pursuit.
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Sophie Treadwell
Carranza
Luis Cabrera
Cabrera
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Aecret
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Ocatepec
Perate
Vers Cruz
Heginio Aguilar
Puebla
Muriel
N Y Delegation To Caucus Tonight
Charles T White reports from San Francisco on June 26 that Tammany leader Murphy claims sentiment favors Cox for the Democratic nomination and vows to invoke the unit rule against anti Tammany figures led by Mayor Lunn. Roosevelt is tipped for Senate, with Schenectady’s Lunn ready to oppose him.
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San Francisco
Charles 8. Murphy
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Ohio
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New York
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Lunn
Schenectady
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King Hosts 350 Victoria Cross Heroes at Buckingham Palace
London witnesses a royal garden party for 350 Victoria Cross recipients and guests of King George at Buckingham Palace. The event joins the war’s grand narratives with soldiers maimed or aged, and the youngest and oldest VC holders mingling with the sovereign.
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Ohio
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Probyn
Sergeant Smith
15 000 000 Harding Buttons Delivered To Washington
The first batch of 15 090 000 campaign buttons bearing Warren G. Harding arrived at the Senator’s Washington office. The Republican National Committee had previously bought nearly all celluloid, preventing street vendors from selling the buttons as the convention neared.
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Warren G. Harding
Republican National Committee
Minority Report of Appeal Fails
San Francisco June 26 Plans for opposing the Administration treaty aid League of Nations plank were formed at a late conference between William J Aryan and Senators Walsh of Massachusetts and Reed of Missouri. They aim to block unreserved ratification by offering substitutes in the resolutions committee. If rejected they plan a minority report to the convention.
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League of Nations
William J. Aryan
Walsh
Massachusetts
Reed
Missouri
Resolution Committee
L. Bryan
Wilson
Senate
Bryan
Pannauad
Seek Aid of Men In Lip-Stick War
Mrs George F T Pushley state superintendent of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a campaign to curb cosmetics among young women arguing men influence them. she urges male involvement at summer talks and the October Syracuse state convention to wage a crusade whether or not men join. Local women’s clubs express uncertainty about official plans.
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Bryan predicts wets routed at Democratic convention
William J. Bryan predicted a complete rout for wets at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. He said efforts to keep prohibition out of the platform showed wet weakness and that a dry plank would appear in the final draft. He warned there would be no compromise and that either the convention would embrace brewers or liquor interests would be shut out forever.
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William J. Bryan
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Barred From Convention By Wilson Edict
In San Francisco on June 26 the national committee refused Senator J. James A. Reed and his Georgia rivals seats in the convention by a 34 to 12 vote. Reed's proxy was later empowered to act for his alternate Tomes T. Bradshaw, who turned it over to Reed to aid party harmony. Georgia’s 28 votes were awarded to Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer.
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Harding Goes To Country for Week-End Rest
Senator Warren G. Harding Republican presidential nominee heads to United States Senator Joseph R. Frelinghuysen's country estate in Raritan New Jersey for rest. He arrived unannounced with Mrs Harding after meeting a secret service escort and played a nine hole round of golf at Somersat Country Club. He plans to resume work on his acceptance speech and may receive callers before returning to Washington late Monday.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Joseph R. Frelinghuysen
Washington
M. Harding
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Frélinghuysen
New Jersey
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Secret Service
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Prelinghuysen
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Lord D'Abernon Named British Envoy to Berlin
The report notes Lord D'Abernon, formerly Sir Edgar Vincent, appointed British Ambassador to Berlin. Analysts warn of potential foreign control of Germany’s finances. observers fear harsher creditor-driven policies. A baby girl named Louise Miller, daughter of Roswell Miller and former Margaret Carnegie, was born June 17 at the Carnegie home.
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Steel King
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
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Burleson Attacks Volstead Act in Conference with Glass
San Francisco dispatch reports Postmaster General Burleson reiterating opposition to the Volstead Act after meeting with Senator Carter Glass. He urged repeal or modification to permit only non intoxicating beverages. He praised McAdoo over Hamilton and outlined five key platform issues including prohibition, the bonus, and cost of living. McAdoo supporters organize while Palmer’s delegates contend for a two thirds nomination, with Cox’s fate hinging on delegate shifts.
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