J S liquor ruling defended by England causes tension
Washington June 21 Secretary Mellon opens talks on the ship liquor issue raised by foreign shipping firms seeking to bring liquor into U S waters under their governments. He asserts general right to seize contraband but doubts whether an American agent may destroy a foreign government seal, calling the question grave.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mellon
Secrtary
Waters
Marcus Garvey Sentenced to Five Years in Atlanta Penitentiary
Marcus Garvey, described as self elected provincial president of Africa, is jailed in Atlanta for five years for fleecing the public via sale of Black Star Line stock. The Associated Press report datelines New York, June 21.
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Associated Press
New York
Marcus Garvey
Africa
Atlanta, Penitentiary
Black Star Line
OKERS EXPELLED OKERS EXPELLED
Benjamin Alexander, a member of the New York Curb Market, was expelled for an act detrimental to the best interests of the Exchange. A B Morley of A B Morley and Co was suspended for a year.
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Associated Press
New York
Benjamin Alexander
A. B. Morley
A. B. Morley & Co
Alexander
Exchange
Record heat wave sweeps nation with rising deaths
Washington reports a massive heat wave across the country causing numerous fatalities as people seek cooling at beaches and parks. Weather officials forecast cooler temperatures by Friday for New England New York and the lower Great Lakes region with Ohio and Mississippi valleys likely to stay hot. Chicago reports 17 heat deaths and 88 degree highs while Ohio reaches 92 with the heat continuing through the week.
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Associated Press
Washington
East
Middle West
Paris
Weather Bureau
New England
New York
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
Virginia
Ohio
Mississippi
Kansas
Chicago
Columbus
Buckley Named Temporary North Hampton Station Agent
William J. Buckley of Methuen is appointed temporary station agent for the Boston and Maine railroad at North Hampton, succeeding the late Jesse Billings. Mrs. B. M. Norton and daughter Shirley of Bridgeport, Connecticut, are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Terrin of Newington.
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Wiliam J. Buckley
Methuen
Boston and Maine Rail
North Hampton
Jesse Billings
B. M. Norton
Shirley
Bridgeport, Conn
Edward Terrin
Newington
Oil Refinery Blast Triggers Large Tank Fire in City
A vapor explosion at the Penn American Refining Company plant in Of City, Pennsylvania, set ten tanks ablaze and endangered seven thousand barrels of oil. Firemen from Franklin and Tuunville fought the blaze. one man was burned. The fire threatened nearby gasoline tanks and the suburb of Rouseville as merchants moved stock and authorities ordered cars off the streets.
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Associated Preas
City
Penn- American Refining Company
Atilla
Franklin and
Tuunville
of City
Rouseville
British ships carry liquor for return voyage aboard Berengaria
Southampton June 21 The Cunard liner Berengaria which sailed from New York last Saturday carried sufficient alcoholic liquids for her return voyage under the same kind of lock and seal as that employed by the White Star liner Olympic which waited yesterday, it was learned today.
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Associated Press
Southampton
Cunard
Berengaria
Ow York
Olympic
Former Supt of Life Saving Service Dead
Washington dispatch reports Sumner 11 Kimball, "Father of the United States Life Saving Service," died at his home at midnight. He was 88, leaving a widow and son. Funeral services will be held here Friday, with burial at Augusta Maine.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sumner
Kimball
The
United States
Burlalg
Augusta
French court confirms death sentence for engineer
The Superior Court Martial of the French army on the Rhine rejected the appeal of Paul George an agricultural engineer at Ludwigstaten belonging to the Baden Aniline and Soda Works. The court confirmed the death sentence pronounced recently by the lower tribunal for sabotage.
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Associated Press
Jouesseldorf
Rhine
Paul George
Baden Aniline & Soda Works
Ludwigstaten
Bricklayers Win Their Fight in New York Strike
Bricklayers striking since May 21 secured a two dollar daily wage increase. The Mason Builders' Association agreed to pay $12 per day and sign a two year contract amid the Metropolitan building extension program valued at $176 million. Lava emission from Mount Etna in Lingua-lessa area is reportedly subsiding, with officials deeming the town safe.
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Associated Press
New York
Mason Builders’ Association
Fire destroys Clinton Chace building in mass damage
Fire in Clinton Massachusetts leveled the Chace building causing about 40000 dollars in damage. The blaze began in a Chinese laundry and quickly spread to threaten the Associated block where twenty five residents fled to the street. Several small stores in the Chace building were damaged.
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Clinton
Mass
Chaco
Cabinet in Alaska Tour Keeps Most Ministers Away
Secretary Hughes will stay in Washington this summer while President Harding tours Alaska. Hoover Work Wallace accompany the president to Alaska. Mellon sails for Europe for six weeks. Weeks and New plan summer stays. Denby and Davis split time between states and Mooseheart.
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Washington
Hughes
Harding
Adlaska
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
New England
Commerce Hoover
Interior
Agriculture Wallace
Alaska
Mellon
Treasury
Europe
Providence
Mt. Prospect
Manchester
N. H
Daugherty
Ohio
New
Michigan
Navay Denby
Labos Davis
Mooseheart, I
Mooseheart
Gn Tin
Fire in Chicago Tenement Kills Ten, Injures Dozens
Chicago scene of a deadly morning fire at 22nd and Federal streets where a three story tenement housing 160 tenants burned rapidly from a ground floor furniture store. Ten killed including nine Black tenants and one white man. about thirty injured as escape routes collapsed. Joseph Smith, furniture dealer, detained for questioning for allegedly operating a still and leaving a gas jet burning.
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Chicago
Federal
Joseph Smith
Car Plunges Into Crane River Bridge Crash
A car driven by Manuel J. Nadelia of Peabody plunged through a railing on the Crane river bridge at Danversport early today and disappeared. Nadelia surfaced and swam ashore while Anibal F. Nunes, also of Peabody, reportedly went under and is believed trapped beneath the vehicle. Nadelia was arrested for manslaughter and driving without a license.
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Associated Presa
Saiem
Mass
Manuel J. Nadelia
Peabody
Crane River
Danversport
Nadelia
Sur
Anibal F. Nunes
Naderia
President Keeps Informed At Sea With Wireless Links
The rise of wireless communication ensures the president can stay in close touch with events whether aboard a vessel, in Alaska, or in Panama, removing doubts about timely updates during travel and while on the water.
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Alaska
Panama
Social season opening notice at Portsmouth Country Club
The first social of the season at Portsmouth Country Club will be held Wednesday June 27 cards in the afternoon supper at six and dancing in the evening. The committee in charge includes President and Virg Ira Newick Mr and Mrs Harry Philbrook Mr and Mrs George Guard Mr and Mrs John G Sweetser. J21-23-26
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Portsmouth Country Club
Ira Newick
Harry &. Philbrook
George Buard
John G. Sweetser
Sabbatino brothers sentenced for bribery plot
In New York on June 21 Charleo Sabbatino and Ralph Sabbatino along with Samuel Gross and Louis Katz were convicted of attempting to bribe federal prohibition officers. Judge Garvin sentenced each to two years in the Atlanta penitentiary and a $10,000 fine.
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New York
Charleo
Ralph Sabbatino
Samuel Gross
Louis Katz
Prohibition
Garvin
Atlanta
Northwest Wind Brings Some Relief on First Summer Day
A light northwest breeze offered brief relief after two days of intense heat that caused several deaths and numerous prostrations. By ten, the temperature rose from a night low of 78 to 87 degrees. Many sought relief at Rovers Beach and slept on sand or rooftops, as residents crowded parks and streets across the city. Today marks the first day of summer.
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Gaston
Rovers Beach
Charles River
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