Mexican Envoy Heads to Washington for Recognition Talks
Washington dispatch reports Don Ignacio Calderon, named high commissioner by Mexico, arrives to press for U S recognition after a hoped stable government is confirmed. Calderon vows to safeguard American holdings and expand business while in the capital as Villa factions issue a manifesto denouncing the Agua Prieta plan and backing constitutional restoration with Obregonistas blamed for treachery.
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Tadquels Washigton Bureau
Washington
Don Ignacio Calderon
Calderon
America
Carranza
Mexico
Villistas
Jiminez
Chihuahua
Guadalupe
Sonora
Villa
Obregonistas
Nicolas Fernandes
Albino Aranda
Ismael Hernandez
Sostenes Garza
R. Michel
Garcia Tavarez
Narciso Hernandez
Germans Clash With Civilians in Mo ravia Killing Civilians and Soldiers
In Mo ravia at Jiklava German civilians clashed with Czecho Slovak troops. Six people were killed and many wounded as Germans allegedly attacked a military encampment while songs were sung. Soldiers returned fire, killing four civilians and wounding others. Premier Tusar defended the military action in Parliament.
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Moravia
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Jiklava
Tusar
Troops Patrolling Chilean Streets Amid Election Tension
In Santiago troops patrolled to prevent clashes after the election of a new Cuilean President. Rumors of a general strike circulated without confirmation. Chief of the Cabinet Pugaborne said the electoral struggle has been highly active yet legal and public order has been maintained. voting results were unknown at 6 pm.
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Santiago
Chile
Cuilean
Pugaborne
Associated Press
Admiral Fullam Defends Duty to Preparedness
In Rochester on June 27 Rear Admiral William F. Fullam affirmed a duty to country and readiness as he learned his name was linked with Rear Admirals Sims and Benton in controversy. He criticized orders from Secretary Daniel for undermining morale and war effort, arguing the need to uphold organization and resolve.
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Fullam
Rochester
William F. Fullam
Sims
Benton
Docker
Seventh Naval District
Danich
Murder Case at Elwell Home Swirls in Mystery
The Tribune reports a complex murder probe at Elwell’s Brooklyn home. Investigators pursue a racetrack or gambling feud motive while detailing slippers, teeth, bare feet, and a lone bullet shell as clues. Suspects include acquaintances and a web of named figures amid evolving theories.
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Elwell
Mavie Lareen
Minell
Saya
Searcely
Fred
Send Me to the Country Please Fresh Air Fund Appeal
A Tribune Fresh Air Fund appeal urges readers to donate seven dollars to send a child from New York tenement streets to the country. The message contrasts cruel city life with summer respite and urges immediate contributions to give health, vision, and companionship.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Feller
Arthur Curtiss James Walter B. James
M.D
Ogden Mills
Ogden L. Mills Board of Manager
Bolsheviki Defeated in Lake Mesauszol Region Front line breakthrough reported
Warsaw reports fierce fighting along the Polish front with Bolsheviks driven from Lake Mesauszol positions. Official communique claims heavy losses, material captured, and Ukrainian forces breaking the enemy near Ticlany to seize Izerniojowka and Teklowka.
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Warsaw
Lake Mesauszol
Pripet Marshes
Ryzeraye-Kalenkowicz
Holsheviki
Toles
Sudenny
Holshevik
Temilenya
Ticlany
Izerniojowka
Teklowka
World Court Outlines Aims for Vigiliatory Jurisprudence
At The Hague on June 27 a committee of international jurists discussed measures to extend the sphere of vigilant judgment and to push toward resolving international quarrels by lawsuits. They proposed rules to ensure all juridical questions automatically reach the new court and urged reconvening a League of Nations conference to reconcile principles of international law.
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Hague
International Juristiuting
League of Nations
Wilson Asked to Raise Pay for Port Laborers to 840
Washington June 27 President Wilson faced an appeal from the National Federation of Federal Employees to raise wages for port and customs laborers under the 1909 act. The group urged moving laborers from statutory pay to a lump sum appropriation under the classification openers and packers, aligning pay with their duties.
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Wilson
Lim
Mes Yah Westman
Bryn Aye Rennestrione
Washington
Federal Customs Service
Congress
Federation
Three Holdups Dispatch Cries for Help at Bath Beach Ages
Three hold ups were reported with two at Bath Beach. Victims included a traveling salesman robbed of 520 and another severely beaten with uncertain recovery. Police arrested two men at Bath Beach while other suspects fled. Max Rosen was robbed of his watch and $41 and is hospitalized with skull fracture and internal injuries.
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Bath Beach
Philip Poser
Madison Avenue
Spring Valley
Poser
Alexander Rubenstein
Charles Baxeo
Bay Twentysixth Street
Thomas Reilly
George Norton
Downing Street
Manhattan
Anthony Morrow
Carmine Street
Coney Island
Max Rosen
Kings Place
Rosen
Coney Island Hospital
Mother and six children die in Elwood City fire
In Elwood City on June 27 a blaze destroyed the Kraus Building on Lawrence Avenue trapping a mother Mrs James Carlin and her six children on the third floor. The husband James Carlin chief of the night police at Woodlawn was at work and survived. Firefighters could not reach them due to flames from the second floor. The loss is estimated at $40,000.
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Elwood City
Spretat
Tribune
Kraus
Lawrence Avenue
James Carlin
Etta
Myrtle
Florence
James
William
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Woodlawn
Cape
Carlins
Treasury chief cites 1920 21 deficit in Italy
Signor Mola the Minister of the Treasury told the Chamber of Deputies that Italy’s 1920 1921 revenue was estimated at 10,500,000,000 lire while expenditure was put at 11,638,000,000 lire, with a further 13,200,000,000 lire needed for entitlements.
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Treasury
Rome
Signor Mola
Chamber of Deputies
Three Drownings and Auto Crash Injures Prompt Rescue
Worcester County scenes of tragedy report three drownings today in Holden Auburn and Whitinsville. Army officer Clark Reardon was revived after twenty minutes underwater. A touring car collision with a trolley injured six others including Cecilia Nastor Rosie Nastor and the Kudurandkus family.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester County
Whitinsville Hospital
Bernard Rowell
Union
Maine
Holden
Earnest Picard
Auburn
Peter Chras
Whitinsville
Clark Reardon
Camp Devens
Fort Pond
Lancaster
Cecilia Nastor
Rosie Nastor
Francis Nastor
Petervnle Amons
Jennie Kudurandkus
Adam Kudurandkus
Woman Loses Memory Is Mrs Mary Nelson at Bellevue
A 20 year old woman found on East Twenty second Street by Patrolman James Burke could not recall her identity or home. She claimed to be Mrs Mary Nelson and her one year old son Harry is pictured in her pocketbook. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital paycopathic ward for diagnosis.
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Elwell
Latimer Cape
Brooklyn
Jopen
Miss Wilson
Turtman
Marie Larsen
Elly Hope Anderson
Victor von Schlegel
Ritz
Jigs Ellis
Florence G. Eilenson
Clara
Eliwell
Hillmore
Lexington
Anne Russell
Lia Fur
Poly
Beach
Amelia Hardy
Sonia Szuninwwia
Mary Nelson
Paycopathic
Bellevue Hospital
East Twenty-second Street
James Burke
Harry
Gunmen Raid Craps Game In City Outfit
A six man gunmen gang raided a craps game with seventeen players, taking no money, a gold watch and chain. William Sullivan, 22, suffered wounds and bruises, treated at Bellevue Hospital. He said shooters used a baseball bat, as raiders forced players against a wall opposite Avenue B and Nineteenth Street. The game had been a preliminary bet on a lot between Sixteenth and Twenty-third streets.
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William Sullivan
Nineteenth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Avenue B
Nineteenth ‘Strat
Sullivan
Raiders
Duke Kahanamoku Breaks 100 Meter Swim Record
Duke Kahanamoku of Honolulu swam 100 meters free style in 1 minute 1 1 seconds at Neptune Beach during the Olympic Games Western tryouts, breaking Norman Ross's world record of 1 minute 1 second.
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Alamedo
Duke Kahanamoku
Honolulu
Neptune Beach
Norman Ross
Kahanemoku
Police Join in Search For Mrs Harvey Lee
New Rochelle police joined the hunt for Mrs Harvey Lee of Brooklyn who vanished a week ago from the Lars mont home of her brother in law. A swamp and wood search around the Neil home yielded no results. Long Island officers aided by local residents and the $1,000 reward offered by Mr Lee spurred hundreds of volunteers to continue the search despite uncertain fate.
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Harvey Lee
Mie
New Rochelle
Brooklyn
Larsmont
BA Neil
Neild
Long Island
Spanish Farmers Arrive to Settle in the West
The French liner Ningar brought 414 steerage Spanish farmers to settle in the far West after sailing from Vigo and Bordeaul, with most passengers believed to have funds to buy and work farms. Captain Duncan McNicho led five crew from the former Curih, now under French management, aboard.
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Vigo
Spain
Bordeauy
Duncan McNicho
Curih
France
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