Los Angeles Quake Rattles Buildings Across City
A strong earthquake shook Los Angeles and nearby areas causing frightened crowds to flee streets and rattling mortar from older walls. Reports said the shock began around 10 11 am local time with lighter tremors afterward while telephone service faced demoralization and preliminary damage appeared limited to minor br breaking windows and a fallen glass pane injuring one person.
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Britain and Russia dispute on armistice terms in Europe
A Spa dispatch to The Times claimed the Russian Soviet government accepted a Polish peace proposal and proposed a Brest Litovsk conference, while General Wrangel was said to refuse withdrawal from the Crimea. The report noted British denial of any Russian reply.
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Theft mystery hits Denver club guest estate loss
No clue to theft reported at Mrs. Eugene I. Shove’s residence after a visit by Craver and Cole. The loss from the exclusive Denver club guest room amounts to $16,006, with Mrs. Shove identified as a wealthy Colorado Springs social figure.
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Mexican coup d etat stopped by Huerta
United Press report from Mexico City states the de la Huerta government thwarted a planned coup by Generals Pablo Gonzales Carlos Garcia and Jose Sinn tos. Gonzales, former presidential candidate, faced immediate court martial for rebellion amid plans to seize a railway terminal at Laredo and unite rival factions. Military leaders in C ar ranza and Gonzales urged ministers to hinder Huerta from within.
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Governor Cornwell Sends State Police To Mingo County
Ported Press Williamson WW reports Governor Cornwell ordered fifty mounted state police into Mingo County where a miners strike has continued for weeks. Letters to Judge Cameron and Sheriff Blankenship confirm the move after ten deaths in Matewan on May 19 and repeated mine attacks along Tug River. A Panther County deputy was shot from ambush amid ongoing lawlessness in the coal fields.
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Generals Named Under New Army Law
Washington D C AP reports the president has appointed seven major generals and twenty two brigadiers following the army reorganization bill. Major generals Cronkhite Haan Menoher Muir Wright Bundy Read. brigadiers Duncan Carey Lassiter Howze Hutcheson Hinds Aue.
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Yaquis Rushed to Northern Mexico Border
Reports state Mexican authorities order Yaqui forces moved to the Mexico City command to bolster the northern border near Piedras Negras as Carranza era troops are replaced. Nuevo Laredo garrison reinforced while attacking forces withdraw. Several former Yaqui soldiers reportedly arrested near Eagle Pass and Del Rio on the Mexican side.
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WANTS MISSING WIFE TO SEE BABY ABOUT TO DIE
Hatfield, owner of a print establishment, appeals for his missing wife to see their baby dying. He says there was no trouble between them and describes breakfast routines and attempted contact, while investigators pursue leads in a recent separation case.
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Vote of Confidence Backed Premier Giolitti
In the chamber of deputies a vote of confidence was granted to Premier Giolitti after he mapped out government policies and claimed full parliamentary authority. He asserted Italy’s intent to ensure Albania’s complete independence amid the decision.
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National Livestock Men In Session Stresses Trade Talks
National Livestock Traders Exchange holds annual meeting with key speakers including General Frank S. Dickson, head of miners military forces, Governor Tawren, and other officials. Luncheons scheduled for today and tomorrow feature discussions on industry issues and regional trade policies.
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Boston Ranked Driest U S City in Prohibition Report
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Federal Prohibition Commissioner Kramer praising enforcement in New York and noting fewer arrests nationwide. He cites shifting attitudes since the Supreme Court ruling and says strong liquor sales would undermine any nationwide concession. A New Jersey statement accuses local authorities and saloonmen of a de facto wet pact, claiming tacit violations of the Waldstein Act in multiple counties.
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ROOSEVELT WILL TOUR FOR DEMOCRATS IN
Franklin D Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential candidate, arrived in Washington to attend a conference with President Wilson and Governor Cox at the White House. An impromptu celebration was planned at the Navy Department. He will start a speaking tour after the national nomination ceremony, likely from Hyde Park, with dates to be set.
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Army planes resume their long journey to Alaska
The three Army airplanes that arrived last night in their flight from Mincolos to Alaska were being tuned up this afternoon in Scranton Pa and prepared to resume their journey with Grand Rapids Mich as the next stop Their route included Elmhurst near here where Cam St Claire Street was forced to land yesterday as New York to Name observation flight received a new axle this morning and was repaired. Erle Pa was the first objective point with the other three planes landing there last night
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Recognized discoverer of grave of Roosevelt
Albert J. Lytel of Rhineiauder formerly of the Thirty second division has received notice from the government that he is the recognized discoverer of the grave of Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt. A photo with officers and enlisted men shows the grave, which was unearthed in August 1918 by Lytel after the Thirty second division relieved the Twenty eighth division at Sergey nil.
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Galveston Martial Law Shifts City Officials
Galveston Texas under martial rule as Texas militia supersedes city officials after Governor Hobby suspends local enforcement of penal laws. Brig. Gen. J F Wolters directs troops to police duties and restrains officials while police and detectives are disarmed. An appeal to citizens and county authorities urges return to normalcy during the longshoremen strike.
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Ambush Kills Officer as Sinn Fein Courts Rise in Ireland
A police patrol was ambushed near Lanesborough with one officer slain and a companion wounded who defended against attackers until ammo ran out, using his dead comrade as cover. Westmeath county orders courthouses closed, gov officials evicted, and Sinn Fein courts said to have superseded magistrates. Belfast reports Moira Down council rejects Larkin release committee bid to join in James Larkin’s celebrity appeal after his U S criminal anarchist conviction and 5 to 10 year sentence.
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Cabaret Singer to Be Quizzed on Murder Case
Ming Loretta Leroy, a cabaret singer, and an unnamed man face questioning in the murder probe of a unidentified man. She initially claimed driving by a dying man outside Bellew hospital, then said she was dining with him at a restaurant with a man known as Mike before he left.
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President Theschanel Health Improves Ahead of September Return
Associated Press reports indicate Theschanel's health is improving significantly and observers expect him to resume presidential duties in September. The Journal notes readiness to participate in the third republic’s Ostleth anniversary celebration.
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Ole Hanson to Explain Tactics Against Reds
Former Seattle mayor Ole Hanson will testify on methods to deal with radical groups as the Wu-Vem Bross group trial continues in Chicago. A witness withheld name is set to testify on Seattle strikes while Hanson is summoned to provide evidence on Washington protests.
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Strikes Tie Up Chicago Surface Transit System
Chicago surface lines face limited service as about 1000 track workers join a sympathy strike. Officials warn the city may need a government order to restore normal operation while elevated lines and suburban railroads run at near capacity amid crowded conditions.
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Work of Zionist World Conference Suspended
The Zionist World Conference in London is virtually suspended as leaders struggle to form a new executive committee. Justice Louis F. Brandeis heads the American delegation but will not accept any office, while Sir Alfred Mond cannot take on duties due to his cabinet commitments. The next regular session is postponed to Monday.
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Maiden Bathers On Whitman's Pond Evade Police
Police officers searched Whitman's Pond after dark for a group of women described in the report as wearing garments deemed unsuitable. Indignant residents told officers the attire was improper as silhouettes appeared under the moonlight.
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Reorganization Plan for Memphis Fire Department Spurs Tension
City commission moves to reorganize Memphis Fire Department without union accord after resignations left most of the force. About six hundred volunteers stand watch across eight hour shifts, with ten fires reported during the period and only minor property damage.
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Tilden Wins His Match in Paris Cup Action
William Tilden of Philadelphia defeated A R King from Britain in the Paris Cup tennis match. The angles match ended with scores 4 6, 6 1, 6 3, 6 1.
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Sensational Wheat Break Shakes Market
Chicago wheat traded wildly as December futures fell about 6 cents to around $2.62 while March slid several cents to roughly $2.74. Reported foreign selling and export concerns weighed on prices with large daily volume and claims of one million bushels shifting hands.
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Empress and Children Burned Alive Report
Former courier Alexis Dolrovite claims the Russian empress and her children were forced into a wood near Ekaterinburg and burned to death. He says attackers tied the royal victims to brushes and shot them, with the empress and her daughters dying in flames during the execution after Emperor Nicholas was killed.
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Ekaterinburg
Alexis Dolrovite
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Delvavnte
Forty-Eight Leaders Plan for Fall Campaign
Forty-eight leaders from Chicago area counties outlined plans for the fall campaign. They aim to reorient toward congressional districts, reorganize efforts, and seek victories this year to aid future presidential campaigning. The group split with the Labor party but will continue its organization and focus on congressional, legislative, and judicial action.
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Wage awards Tuesday expected by United States railway workers
United States railway wage awards for May show passenger revenue at 76,014,201, freight at 22,594,110 more than last May. Five months into the year, total revenue rose to 1,202,708,071 with rail unions and officials in Chicago preparing for formal announcements Tuesday morning.
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All Candidates Invited to Harding Notification
AP reports that Republicans in nomination at the Chicago convention have been invited to attend a ceremony in Marion next week. Former contenders named include Wood, Lowden, Hoover, Johnson, La Follette, Sproul, Butler, and Anderson, among others, to form a committee for receiving distinguished visitors.
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Proletariat Plans Read at Lloyd Trial
Proletariat plans read at the Lloyd trial as readers described an organization seeking a dictatorship of the proletariat. Witness G A Ensieken testified after indictment, detailing calls for meetings. Ho J Wilson, former secretary of a Seattle Soviet council, testified on how the heathe strike was planned.
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Mr. and Mrs Doug Visit Paris Amid Crowd At Hotel
Mr and Mrs Vougtin Fapenka arrived in Paris according to United Press. A crowd gathered in front of the hotel as the couple appeared provoking a spontaneous spectacle described as a jam of people and stars.
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Prohibition on Imports Eased as France Reads Change
The Associated Press reports France will lift the import ban from April 23 on certain articles deemed luxuriously charmed by Rome. The move aims to reduce prices and restore supply by easing constraints and inviting resumed trade.
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Canadian Fisheries Revenue Tops Sixty Million
Ottawa official release shows Canadian fisheries for the year ending last March earned over 40 million in commercial revenue, up 25 million from the previous year and an increase of more than 4 million over the year ending March 1917.
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In Fit of Jealousy Fireworks End in Self Harm
In a fit of jealousy Fred Kastead of Mead City shot Lefa through the mouth and then killed himself by a bullet to the forehead last night. Both are likely to recover.
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Jealnvar
Lefa Shatter
Germans Agree to Wallied Terms at Conference
German delegates at the Spa conference tentatively accepted the Allied coal delivery terms while seeking explanations for some articles. They urged a 4 pm reply as debates with the supreme council continued. Plans in Berline newspapers warned of occupation if coal shares fall short and blasted Allied aims.
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Cox Welcomed by Thousands in Washington Arrival
United Press reports Governor Cox will be greeted by several thousand Democrats at Union Station in Washington as he arrives around 1 p.m. for talks with President Wilson. A military band will play and Cox Roosevelt day members plan to greet him. He will meet Judge T. T. Ansberry and likely discuss with Representative Flund of Virginia, head of the Democratic congressional campaign committee.
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Flund
Virginia
Shamrock IV Mishap Near Finish in Cup Race
Shamrock IV sustained an accident to her bowsprit near the finish of the first America's Cup race. The mishap, occurring late in the contest, could have left the challenger in a helpless position had it happened earlier when Resolute faced a broken balyard.
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France to resume relations with Russia after armistice
Paris dispatches report France will renew ties with Russia if the Russo Polish armistice proposed by Great Britain is signed. The confirmation comes as the two nations move toward easing post war tensions.
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Russia
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Weather Forecast for Wisconsin Remains Mild
Forecast shows fair conditions possible Saturday with slight warming tonight. Local observations note time temperatures and remarks, with unsettled portions of the day uncertain as winds shift and cloud cover varies.
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