Italians Fight Fatal Duel in Lodging House
Matthew Carselli and Abruzzo engaged in a deadly duel at a lodging house on West Forty-third Street after a dispute over stolen gold. Casselli died from stab wounds, Abruzzo sustained injuries, two knives were found, and detectives questioned him at Bellevue Hospital. Authorities say the two Cosabatin cousins accompanied Abruzzo to Boston before returning to New York.
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Pols Hospital
Boston
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Anarchists Plot Counter Revolt In Russia Sunday
Petrograd reports a Sunday mass demonstration planned to honor revolution victims. The Bolsheviki and anarchists join with extreme right elements to back a counter revolution. Officials say preparations aim to convert the gathering into a reactionary outbreak, with fears of mass killings of middle classes.
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Congress of Councils of Deputies
Tf Tve
Bolsheviki
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Svot
Admiral Kolchak
Black Sea
Petrograd Council of Deputies
Durnovo
France
Changes in Venizelos Cabinet reshuffle in Greece
In Athens on Jaume 28 several alterations were made in the Venizelos cabinet. M Negropontes takes over the Finance portfolio replacing Agriculture. Spir see becomes Minister of Communications while M Papanastasiou moves to Minister of National Economy. The posts for Agriculture and Thfugeos remain vacant.
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Jaume
Venizelos
M. Negropontes
Spirsee
M. Papanastasiou
Postoffice Halts Watson's Papers Over Draft Attacks
The Post Office suspended delivery of The Thomas E. Watson weekly paper pending a decision by the Post Office Department. Watson, a Georgia editor, has repeatedly clashed with Federal authorities over his anti draft writings.
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Deliv. Ter
Thoreas E. Watson
Pet
Postofice
Watson
Georgia
Nickel Workers Strike at Bayonne Plant Over Demands
About 1,900 of 2,260 workers at the Theanersevisional Nickel Company plant in Constable Hook Bayonne walked out yesterday. The strike follows a demand for higher daily beer allowances and a 3 percent pay raise after working on munition orders since last Sunday. Superintendent Robert C. Stanley offered a 10 percent rise and higher beer allowance but refused reinstatement of striking workers.
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Constable Hook
Bayonne
Robert C. Stanley
Chicago Mayor Is Attacked as Foe of America
Chicago Council committee censured Mayor Thompson for his bid to adjourn the meeting after aldermen unseated school board appointees. The 13 to 4 vote labeled him traitorous for pro American stance, with critics accusing him of cowardice and hypocrisy. The issue widens as officials scrutinize his official mouthpiece The Republican amid war policy attacks. Also notes the death of Theodore pres, and a brief county draft exemption resignation in Mexico, Missouri.
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Tribunal Chicago
Thompson
Council Judiciary Committee
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Norris
Chicago
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Thompson Hay
France
Liberty Loan
Lircain
Werkly
Wilson
German Plots Charge Goldman Are Charged in Cash Came from Mine Strikes
German plotters and I W W leaders face charges linking German agents to mine and western strikes. Prosecutors trace cash deposits tied to anti-preparedness campaigns as the Goldman and Berkman trial in New York progresses.
Only 35 Per Cent of Bisbee Miners at Work
Unique percentage of workers reported for duty as a strike by the Metal Mine Workers lodge of the Industrial Workers of the World affecting copper mines in Bisbee. County and city officers began removing pickets from company properties with no disorder reported.
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Anid
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Thomas
Colorado
Arizona
United States
Bisher
Aric
Umique
Tueswight
Metal Mine Workere’ Lodal Union
Waere
Colorado Coal Miners Threaten Strike
Five thousand Colorado coal miners plan to walk out on August 1 after a settlement talks between the United Mine Workers district leaders and Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. District President John F Moran says 2 percent of Rockefeller company miners are union members, with more expected to join during the strike. Union officials cite dissatisfaction with curtailment of grievance adjustments at the company’s facilities.
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United Mite Workers
John McLennan
Rockefeller Company
Forst
Efi
Rockefeller
Japanese Asked To Transport U.S. Troops to Europe
Washington reports from Tokyo indicate American soldiers and supplies may be shipped to France aboard Japanese vessels. Discussions in Japanese press stress potential use of Japanese ships to aid Allied troop movements and ferry foodstuffs, with negotiations reflecting treaty obligations and equal treatment of foreign shippers.
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America
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Japan Chronicle
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Goves Department
Shipbuilders Reject Wage Conference Demand
Shipbuilders of New York and Jersey at the Whitehall Club yesterday refused the Marine Trades Council request for a wage and shop condition conference. Henry Canter of the National Metal Trades Association said there would be no conference and no union recognition, signaling possible strikes. George Wallace of the Marine Trades Council insisted the issue involved only meeting shop committees, not recognition. The National Metal Trades Association indicated readiness for a fight to the finish, while District 18 Machinists called a general meeting for the near term.
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Jersey
Whitehall Club
Marine Trades Council
Henry Canter
National Metal Trades Association
George Wallace
Hunter
International Association of Machiniate
Deaths and funeral notices cascade through New York area
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices from Greenwich to Brooklyn names Averill Byrne Condict Connor Davis Donnan Gould Grimes Hahn Ramer Hahn Manning Kennedy O Neill Perine Rowland Straub Taylor Wallace among others. The notices give dates June 1917, death ages, and funeral arrangements at churches, cemeteries, and general locations in New York and nearby states.
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Baron
John Rennerk
East 4Th
Abriel's Church
East 37Th St
Calvary Cemetery
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Eden
Stephen
Siphin King Condict
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Connor
Henry Stan Dar
Eelesonde
Pernholz
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Flaherty
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Nellie Sullivan
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Calvary
Foley Clarion
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Grimes
Wille
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Holy Name Society
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Yotaters
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Solamin
Gretchen
Ace Harnbures
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Rammer
Edward Harn
Ttanena
Wares
Krom
St Bernards
Mary J. Schwanb
Gvington
Hessen Darmen
New York
Lutheran
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Cleveland
Brooklyn
Hood
Mary Sy Hood
HH Hess
Mascarena
Long Island
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Beast
Monica
Erin
Hebert Buchanan
Renience
West Cieh
Anna May Heimer
James Kennedy
Tanhalla Low
Aahat
Central Park
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Rate Labey
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Charlee Trenett
Pas Eral
Central Congregational
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Senate
John Murray
Mehst
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Morris
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Oneil
Katherine O'Neill
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Thome
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Crother
Perine-Clarence
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Rowland Enteral
Florina
Jobe Howland
Nichol
Ascalon
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Met
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Lawrence
Prislay
Taylor
John A Lovegon
Mary
John J. Taylor
Calvary Con
Wallace
Willian
Dune
Metroguliten
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