Famine of Food Follows Rioting in Londonderry
Londonderry faces food shortages as milk bread and other supplies are blocked amid factional clashes. Authorities seek reinforcements while police battle unionists and nationalists siege barricades and fight in key districts.
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Londonderry
United Prom
Dublin
Perions
Teticow
Miltary
Strom
Thablin
Amistant
Roberts
Non
Dublin Castle
Indictments Return 27 Counts Against Clothiers In New York
Federal grand jury returns 27 counts accusing Gimbel Brothers Frederick Gimbel Joseph Dowell and Charles Slanter monitor of the firm of profiteering in men s clothing sold by the department store The action marks a major legal challenge for the New York retailer and associates. President Wilson sends a message urging immediate award in the railroad labor dispute at Chicago as talks continue with no public publication of the measure.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Gimbel Brothers
Frederick Gimbel
Joseph Dowell
Charles Slanter
Monitor
Washington
Witeon
Chisago
Los Angeles Quakes Shake City and Inglewood Evacuations
Large portion of Inglewood residents fled their homes as tremors continued through the night after a 4:20 am quake. Reports from June 25 describe awake residents, damaged interiors, and many leaving town to stay with friends away from the tremor center. A second June 25 quake rattled southern Los Angeles, with minor damage but no injuries reported.
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Inglewood
United
Angeles
Low Angeles
Railroad Board's Decision Out Soon
June 24 report indicates the railroad labor board will likely hand down its wage revision decision for all railroad employers within the next two weeks. Washington wires note chairman Harton urged expeditious resolution as wage controversies proceed. Markets steady across regions with minor economic notes.
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Chicago
Railway Labor Boards
Wile Arnex
Washington
Witsen
Jide Harton
Bebor Buird
Science Heritage and the Future of the Desert Empire
A fragmented historical discussion weighs the uncertain future of a young desert empire and the impact of science heritage on wealth for three counties. It recalls a 1920s congressman Mondell and ambitions of prophecy amid complex public discourse, ending with a note that continues on page 10.
Anti-Administration Rumblings at Convention Falters
United Press report notes thin anti administration sentiment among Kenyon supporters and weak pre convention machinations. The anti administration faction has caused limited disruption and has not decisively altered the convention's momentum amid broader campaign activity.
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HD S. Keen
United Press
Ban
Uti S
Adi Iitration Kenyon
Neto
Nate Deon
Cialis
Oatlam Angelon
Ant Wilson
William F. McCamba
Ganipalen
Allied Conference Moves Toward Disarmament Plan
June 12 report from Pats outlines Allied talks shaping up after the war. Experts will discuss disarmament of German war material, retraining of military industries, and a plan for economic recovery with Germany. Troops may advance from Smyrna amid regional tensions as new Allied measures emerge.
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WYMEN
Pats
Jodie
Withcus Entente
Trine
Tim July
Propomis
Tor Sutton
Polish forces prepare to evacuate Vilnius in Bolshevik push
June 25 dispatches report Polish units are evacuating Vilnius as Bolshevik forces drive toward the city. Commanders note heavy pressure and plan retreat to safer positions while organizing refugee movements and fortifying rearguards. The situation threatens to open a broader front in the region.
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Ars Porcem
London
Vili
OL le Ks
Bony
Chinese Stand Put In Dealings Over Shantung
A harsh reply to a Versailles based settlement offer declares China not a party to the contract and refuses obligations. The note cites Chiang Kai-shek era tensions and notes potential shifts in alliance and suggestions of nonparticipation in postwar settlements.
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Shantung
Mesage
Unclear text about naming of Wilson and local actions
Fragmentary OCR mentions naming of Wilson and town actions with garbled names and dates. No clear event or outcomes present.
Oregon Troops to Drill at Camp Lewis in July
July drills planned for Oregon troops at Camp Lewis as they prepare for potential deployment. The unit will assemble for a nine day training period, with details announced by military officials.
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Oregon
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Lane
Amelie
Camp Lewke Joly
Colby Declares He Has Not Discussed Third Term
Chicago dispatch reports Colby saying he has not discussed a third term with President Wilson. He travels from Washington en route to Blinn Truyottes and is identified with Wilton as an imminent Democratic figure. He says he will strongly reflect Wilson's views on the treaty and reservations.
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Colby
Wilson
United Erean
Chicago
Simo
Bite Colby
Wilton
Sotho
County Officials Examine Highways to John Day River
County officials from Grant County plan a trip to assess highway work from Pendleton to the Grant County line. The delegation including Judge GC HL Marek and commissioners Ander tied G will study needed improvements to improve service in the southern region and consider a new survey funded under a bond program of 7,500,000.
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Mual Neolte
Vwimentitia
Marek
Ander
Te Dynamie
Weeder
Phelps
Horn
Dave Love
Grant County
Hine
Hue
Kear
Jowde
Wallone
Bonda
Merch
Pendleeton
Grint Coumty
Tukhth
Darkhorse compromise after Madoo withdrawal
Bullet wounds one deputy in jail break pursuit. five prisoners escaped from county jail. Deputy Moe Lewd evacuated in serious condition. four inmates recaptured or at large near Wherty. Local hospital report notes bullet pierced toe and shock.
Infant dies in California blaze at Hearst home
The infant son of TL W. Chirkstie died when their home near Hearst, 16 miles east of here, burned. A coroner's jury ruled the tragedy an unavoidable accident.
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California
Pirie
Lane
TL W. Chirkstie
Hoearst
Advance notices for Elks Lyceum arrive
Advance notices were received today on four numbers from the Mereley Lyceum course contracted by the Ford Lodge of Kika for the coming months. The entertainments will be for Kika and their families in the me me imote. The Rickette club led by Cheater Le Tewett features four young men who sing and play.
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Mereley Lyceum
Ford Lodge
Kika
Somahpone
Imdxie Jubilee Company
Martro
Paver Follows Pags MExXteW City
June 29 report notes yellow fever outbreak in Mubonke area. Officials say earlier typhus like symptoms and regifted remedies were discussed by local medical press. Scarce readable text mentions Mitohim paper and plagues and grants cautious public health messaging.
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Dis
Sporadic Strikes Spread Across Midwest Rail Work
Sporadic rail strikes break out in Holt towns and major cities including Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Burlington as Western states show slight improvement. Sources cite sabotage and union tensions affecting rail employees amid widespread disruption.
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Chicago
Ralbeay eLenewe Welloh
Holt Dowen
Sywatinal
Utbhola Todas
Witt
Buclington
Quincy
Chievo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Food Riots Fatal in Württemberg
Associated Press report from June 18 notes several people were killed in Ulm and Württemberg during rioting and demonstrations over the high cost of food.
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Wurtemburg
Cby Associated
Prem
Ulm
Woert- von Burke
Democratic convention risks deadlock over Palmer Cox aid split
SAN FRANCISCO June 27 Leaders say Palmer and Cox forces may command over 400 votes and a McAdoo compromise could form a three leader bloc. Marvell Ambowedor Davin and Senator Owen rise as prominent names as McAdoo tours absent. Weekend deadlock unlikely to halt momentum. Wilson third boom is punctured as Cunliss staff notes no late term shakeup.
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United Pressant
San Frangiac
Palmer
Cox
McAdoo
Vier-preshie Marvell
Ambowedor Davin
Synator Owen
Wilson
United Prep
San Francisco
Cunllins
Correspondenta
Wueen
Jenkins Says McAdoo Will Be Nominated
Burris A Jenkins Kansas City clergyman and journalist says from Pueblo that he has decided to place the name of McAdoo before the convention for the presidential nomination. He wires from the train en route to San Francisco that two thirds of Missouri's delegation favor the move and will support McAdoo if needed.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Pueblo
Colorado
Burris A. Jenkins
Cléreyman
McAdoo
United Pres
Jenkins
Nore
Missouri
Lowe PerSs DOr Ten Percent Toyer Price Reduction
United Press reports a general reduction around ten percent on tender prices effective for all retail November stores. The reduction applies broadly, shaving costs from 35 to 815 per form, easing expenses for consumers and retailers alike.
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Lowe PerSs
United Pree
Kanebas Coty
Let Er Buck Boys Parade Through Portland Tuesday
Portland witnesses a grand parade described as unmatched with Let ’Er Buck Boys leading. The noisy spectacle included bands, bagpipes, Oriental drums, chrom corps, and a feature Shriners procession. Communities cheered as riders, cowboys in costume, and various groups moved past the grandstands.
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Bamdm
Oriental
Chrom Corps
Ealore
Prodieten
Peacheton Shriners
Liev
Tadiens
Lafternoon
Tom-Boms
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