Result of the German election shocks world press
The Associated Press reports German election results with Majority Socialists leading at 34 seats and Independent Socialists at 24. Party tallies include German Peoples Party 25, Democrats 16, German Nationalists 15, Centrists 14, and Communists 2, with figures up to 4 a.m. showing strong votes for the leading blocs and various notable figures elected or defeated.
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Associated Presa Bertin
Socialisi
Repubiican
Reichstag
Tanvans
Poarty
Tve Demogratis
Sixten German Nationalista
Cenurlars
Agurpa Tabue Latad
German Peoples Party
Mathias Erzberger
Wuierstemberg
Reishstag
National Assembly
Eba' Tafne
Social Democrata
Center
Representa. Avex
German People's Party
AML
Ming
Germaan Hornwrnta Steer von Steminns
Lin
Hornherd Dernburs
Sovhuismn
Fuga
Herr Walle
Erm Larerrenz
Independent
Sociatista
Walt Fritzubelt
Err
Iewweheld
Mie
Stettin
Election documents destroyed in Hindlsburg quarrel
Fragments indicate voting records were ruined following a dispute over alleged faulty registration. The incident at Hindlsburg triggers a new election to replace or recount ballots and restore valid registration procedures. Local officials investigate the destruction and prepare contingency voting measures.
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Munity al Polzin
Hindlsburg
Russians Flock to Constantinople Amid Doorways to America
Russians crowded Constantinople seek passage to America as doors remain closed, with many hopefuls claiming ties to the U S. Artists singers and dancers seek permits only with contracts while others turn to Serbia or Turkey for easier entry. Russian shop refugees sell fine goods as imperial performers mingle with a cosmopolitan yet war weary populace.
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Constantinople
America
United States
New ‘York
Serbia
Tuy
Russian Commission
Black Sea
Turkey
Dareuch
Officer shoots man in his own office during suspected burglary
A Chicago officer fired at Charlie C. Dietrich in his own office after mistaking him for a bandit. A watchman alerted authorities, Dietrich reached for his weapon, and a second shot felled him. Dietrich died after being rushed to a hospital.
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iAr Tulted Press
Thicaro
Ula Corenrr
Charlie C. Dietrich
Dietrich
Aliad Attennon
Theirich Fearing
Deine
Loreng
G O P Needs Trish Picnic Concludes In Apathy
Lowell Mellett reports from Chicago on a Republican convention where insiders whisper little. The piece notes the lack of coordination among early arrivals, widespread apathy, and a sense of unrest that could boil over if the party fails to organize amid internal conflicts and external pressures.
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Lowell Mellett
United Press
Sperinl
Colliers Weekly
Chicago
Washington
Toma
Dort
Indies
Marin
Peaceful path to convention showdown debated
The piece notes a cautious enter into the fight over a free and fair convention. It highlights Johnson and Moses discussing conflict but lacking a clear rival target. Reporters expect decisive action from Chicago with strong coverage once a substantive issue emerges.
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Johnson
Figst
Moses
Bes
Uns
Italian Girl Sentenced for Killing Her Sister
Marie Tucti, an Italian girl, was sentenced to fifteen years in the state pen for murdering her sister. The defense claimed she killed in a bid to protect her sister from a life of shame after threats from a man named Lins.
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United Press
New York
Marie Tucti
Angelina Conli Tiomicya
Marie Qo
Lins
Sand
United States Share in Occupation Costs Discussed
Paris reports the United States share in the vast occupation costs under the Versailles framework. An Associated Press dispatch states the first seventy billion marks in paration funds raised will be used to aid the Rhine recovery and military efforts. The article notes the sum approximates $590 million and is linked to the reparations provisions.
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Ps Astociated
Paris
United States
Paraion Honda
Rhine
Interstate Commerce Commission to distribute rail aid funds
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced the distribution of the 300,000,900 revolving fund created by the transportation act to aid railroads. It authorized 3,000,000 for new equipment 473,000,9009 for equipment and betterments 56,000,000 to meet maturing obligations and 12,000,900 for shorter railroads. Twenty thousand refrigerator cars will be purchased with additional switch and freight engines ahead of passenger engines.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Transportation Act
Major Archibald Butt Memorial Vessel Launched
A commemorative tribute notes Major Archibald W Butt famed aide to Presidents Roosevelt and Taft perishing in the Titanic disaster. The passage mentions a passenger-carrying ship for the transport division of the war department being launched at Newport Shipbuilding plant and christened by Mrs T F Hines wife of Brigadier General Hines.
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Associated Freasen
Bern
N. C
Archibald W. Butt
Roosevalt
Taft
Archibald Butt
War Department
Newport Shipbending Corporation
T. F. Hines
Hines
Waupaca Sports Scene Details Summer Lineup
Special to The Northwestern The season at Grand View opens around June and cottages are already filling. Players and organizers discuss upcoming events, with notes on staff and local teaching figures guiding the summer schedule and tournaments for local teams.
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Newpara
Leries
Grand View
Pee- Rie
Irene Reis
Wistie Jen- Seon
Croadhs
Mona
Peel Peat
Marvin
Barrington Couples and Relatives Weekend Gatherings
Barrington and son and others from Racina spent the weekend in this city visiting Jesse Cohen. Gerald Whale and Harold Pinkerton returned home from Madison for the weekend. Mrs Arthur Botton has just returned from Oshkosh after an operation. Mrs Eros cared for her mother during the visit. Miss Mary Hesmen ritv and Edward MarSay of Weyaswesa were married at the oldes dame of the ooides sister. Mrs John Rost at Appistos. The marriage of Miss Anna Downey to Mr and Mrs Wil iar De Vio Fr Caristopher of Rockton occurred at Si More's parlors. Barnhart of this city and Miss Rhe Stinemates of Crystal married at Rev FE Earle's home. Miss Gertrude Mallaiey of Medina and Miss Rice of Oxtensburr were married May 73 at the Bande somage. Mr and Mrs Rice sites on term acer La
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Barrington
Othe Rar Haxten
Racina
Clis
Jesse Cohen
Gerald Whale
Harold Pinkerton
Madison
Arthur Botton
Oshkosh
Agr
Eros
Mary Hesmen
Anna Downey
Caristopher
Rockton
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