Finnish insurgent blitz sparks Baltic battle and city death
A trader named Morris Beaskin was shot by an unidentified assailant before a crowd. the gunman then killed himself after a gunfight with Patrolman Kramer. The pursuit scattered crowds along Green Street and nearby shops as authorities investigated the chaotic daytime incident in New York.
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Morris Beaskin
Steenwich Street
Patrolian Kramer
Old Slip
Hitself
Volunteer Hospital
Hattery Place
Soromton Epstein
4P.C. Beer Returns as Medicine Rules Eased
Washington reports indicate a new government ruling would legalize beer for medical use and permit unlimited manufacturing. The decision, tied to a potential tax law change, aims to align beer with wine for curative purposes while regulators review broader酒 restrictions and enforcement.
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Washington
Atsv
Pmulhie Breweries
Nopereau
Internal Revenue
oHerals
Altorney
Nurse Testimony in Stokes Case Mixes Love and Jealousy
A nurse testifies about alleged relations between Mrs Stokes and Hal Willigson while court scenes reveal a fatal park shooting involving McCurdy. Details include notes found on McCurdy, implications of jealousy, and testimonies about a long troubled marriage, with Mrs Whitney opposing the engagement.
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Melew
Omeiingsib
Wellman m Stokes
W. E.D
Gage
Everal Go
Mir
Stokes
Kes
Ken
Etokee
Hal Rilligsons
Stok
Tulietté Croseer
West
Meath Street
Denver
Graager
Stones
Billig
L. Wellman
Mr. Stokes
Mrs. Stokes
Groeger
Ale
Phester
Willig
Thad
Littleton
Cohan's Son-in-Law Buys Seat on Stock Exchange
William Souther- newlywed to Georgette Cohan, purchased a seat on the Stock Exchange. Samuel Untermyer confirmed the purchase of Willian M. Imbrie’s seat as Imbrie & Co. faced receivership. Receivers John B. Johnson and Theodore Smith were appointed in equity by Judge Martin T. Manton in the U S District Court last Wednesday.
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William Souther
Georgette Cohan
West Palm Beach
Stock Exchange
Samuel Untermyer
Souther
Willian M. Imbrie
Imbrie & Co
John B. Johnson
Theodore Smith
Equity
Martin T. Manton
United States
Dia- Court
Premier of Spain Slain By Assassin
Madrid dispatch reports the assassination of Eduardo Dato, premier of Spain, as he returned from an evening event in a motor car. The chauffeur also died, and the assassin fled after the attack amid a period of political tension and upheaval in Madrid.
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Spain
Madrid
Chamber of Deputies
Saverd
Dato
Eduardo Dato
Liberal-Colemvative
Senate
Huse of Representatives
Cannes
Altoaga
Gente Tem- Frauen
Workers’ Movement
Yeramant
Germany Holds Firm as Allies Seize Border Cities
Berlin dispatch reports President Ebert defending Germany against Allied border seizures. He proclaims patience amid violations of the Versailles Treaty while the cabinet debates next moves. Chancellor Bruening announces London talks breach, urging honest intent and unity as German resolve and endurance receive renewed focus.
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Germany
Ebert
Berlin
Associated Press
Friedrich Ebert
Geran Amabahgud
Lonilon
Paris
Briesels
Bern
Zeitiens
Versailles
Giust
Three Accidentally Shot on Brooklyn Armory Rifle Range
A shooting at the Brooklyn Armory rifle range last night left James Golder badly wounded, Boris theiman and an unnamed regiment member injured, and Alexander Pannoui detained by police. The range officer said one bullet was fired during routine target practice while handling a misfired rifle.
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Broadway
Allen K
Snowden
Park
Patrenga
Petics
McCurdy
Jalor Bee
Chasies HL Mills
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
N R McCar
Alice
Brooklyn Armory
Seharee
Jared
Alesander Pannoui
Classen Avenue
James Golder
Sixtieth Street
Vame
el Burnsdhieim
Metropolitan Avenue
Thegiment
Banel
Pannen
Golder
Boris Theiman Primiber
German Envoys Glad to Leave London for Berlin Council
London dispatch reports German envoys departing London for Berlin amid hopes Berlin will call ambassadors for a reparations council. Dr Walters and Major General von Seeckt accompanied the party. the train was to run non stop from Ostend to Berlin. A return to London was uncertain as Paris notes Germany sends Prof Mayer to Berlin to liaise with the government.
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Germany
Jim Bonde
Fennenbach
Sedous- Denk
London
Amies
Walter Simon
Uhmcetlor Wehrenbush
Berlin
Walters
von Seecht
Ostend
Belsium
Sthaner
Great Britain
Paris
Wilhelm Mayer
Amilia
France
Landmark New York Rent Law Upheld by Court Police Power Ruling
A high court reversed an Appellate Division decision, upholding the police power authority to regulate rents and eviction terms. The ruling finds rent controls and tenant protections constitutionally permissible as a public welfare measure, with a dissenting view questioning the breadth of legislative power. The opinion centers on balancing property rights with government remedies to curb abuses. The decision marks a pivotal moment in state housing policy and constitutional interpretation of property and police powers.
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Albany
Mar
Supreme Court
Department Fick
Cuthbert Wo
Miscock
Fingts Mogan
Cardozo
Andre Hield
Kouzisig
Tan
Fudge Crane
McLaughlin
Sunny York
United States Supreme Court
Rhine occupation proceeds as Allied forces move in
Allied troops under French British and Belgian command advance into Duisburg and Düsseldorf extending control along the Rhine. German civilians exhibit calm while authorities pledge restraint. Bridges and key facilities are secured as occupation crews begin establishing administration and troop movements continue east and south of the river.
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Geman
Harding
Congress
Europe
Germany
Bath
Comboat
Prench
Crat
Duesseldorf
Daybresk
Rhine Buate
Cty
Davaidori
Yestern
Crefeld
Oberemssel
Marlborough May Wed Miss Gladys Deacon Engagement News
Report from London says the Duke of Marlborough will wed Miss Gladys Deacon after a long friendship. The tale cites a prospective alliance amid Continentally linked society circles and notes Miss Deacon’s prior divorce settlements and public scrutiny.
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Marlborough
Gladys Deacon
New York
Pritone
London
Duke of Marlborough
Duke
Miss Deacon
Consuela Vanderbilt
Miss Deacond Nh
London Graphic
U. P. Dismisses Harriman Nephew Amid Retrenchment
The Union Pacific Railroad discharged Norman Harriman, nephew of the late E H Harriman, as part of cost cutting. At the same time several hundred UP employees were laid off in Omaha. Harriman had long served in the chemistry department of the road.
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System
Special Dispatch
Tribune
Omaha
Neby
Union Pacifi Railroad
Norman Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific System
Union Pacific Head
Farriman
Union Seifle
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