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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
21
A lodging house tragedy in Boston ends with Matthew Carrel dead and Theetee Abraz implicated in a fatal duel involving pistols and a hacked victim. Detectives arrived as gunfire and violence shocked residents, with chaotic events tied to a string of violent crimes in the area.
Reports describe anarchist plots to counter the government, with forces gathering for national defense. Officials warn of a massacre or coup aiming to place Kolchak in power, while reactionaries and Radicals prepare countermeasures and demonstrations.
Athens July 2 authorities indicate several interchanges have occurred in the Venizelos administration. New ministers have succeeded previous appointees. Mr Spirionis is named Minister of Communications and Mr Papandoni is elevated to a higher post. The national economy and agriculture portfolios see new occupants as well.
Postoffice stops Watson's papers over accusations of attacking the draft. The action targets Watson's weekly publication, a centrist writer linked to his periodical distribution. Officials deem the ongoing writings as harmful to public duty and national policy.
In Bayonne the Vonstable Hunk company plant shut down after 1,900 of 1,200 workers walked out demanding larger beer allowances and pay raises. Superintendent Robert Stanley offered a ten percent increase plus elimination of the allowance, and refused reinstatement, sparking ongoing unrest.
A chaotic Chicago council session centered on a censure of Mayor Thompeor von for pro American military terms. Aldermen accused him of traitorous behavior and debated his leadership as deputies argued amid a volatile, partisan climate.
Prosecutors trace money received for anti preparedness campaign during the Goldman and Berkman case. The deposit of 48000 dollars linked to funds from the Mother Earth magazine and the ongoing trial before Judge Mayer. Key figures include Miss Goldman, Major General Leonard Wood testimony, and United States Marshal McCarthy.
Only 35 percent of Bisbee miners at work as copper strikes ripple through the district. The industrial unrest follows a Tuesday walkout led by union leaders amid calls for better pay and safer conditions.
5000 Colorado coal miners threaten strike amid tensions with the Colorado Coal and Transport Company. President John Faliran of the United Workers and John McLennan advocate industry changes as union pressures build.
A scrambled report claims Japan may transport American troops to Europe amid submarine threats. It cites Japanese media alleging a dispatch plan involving transatlantic transfer to support the Allied war effort.
A long death notice list includes many names such as Averill, Averill, Burke, Byrne, Davis, Grimes, Gould, Hogan, Kennedy, Lane, ONeill, Perine, Wallace, and others. It details dates in June, funeral arrangements, church and cemetery locations, and interment sites, reflecting a dense obituary page with numerous family connections and service times.
The article reports tensions as Shephull tere of New York and New Story discuss wage and work condition talks with the National Metal Trades. Henry B. Hunter comments on potential action while George Wallace of the Marina Trades Connell and others question strike likelihood and union recognition. The National Metal Trades Union is preparing for possible action and Marine Machinists District No 15 plans a day of protest.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a cemetery notices page with scattered names and dates. The readable items point to memorial listings and interments, mentioning individuals and local burial sites without complete context.
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