State police may be disbanded if request delayed
Governor Boyle warned Nye county authorities that state police could be withdrawn or sent in to preserve order over the Tongpah industrial dispute. He signaled the need for a clear decision, noting delay harms state interests and urging an expression from county officials on whether intervention is desired.
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CARSON
Tongpah
Guv. Boyle
Nye
board of county commissioners
Boyle
Thomas
Gov. Boyle
Bergdoll Mother Pays Fine for Conspiracy Charge
Mrs Emma Bergdoll mother of the Bergdoll brothers convicted army deserters saved herself and four co defendants from jail by paying 23000 in fines recently imposed by the United States district court in Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA
Emma ©. Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Grover C
Erwin R. Bergdoll
United States district court
Canadian Railways Move to Cut Wages
Montreal June 10 Canadian railways act after cross border road action take preliminary steps to cut wages twelve percent July 1 and revise working conditions later. Representatives of various unions to meet here next Friday for a conference where officials of Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk will outline the proposed cut.
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MONTREAL
Canadian railways
oids
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
White strike nears end for Italian provincial offices
A Rome dispatch reports the Italian government employees white strike is ending in the provinces, with the Rome situation satisfactory though wage agitation remains. Postal and telegraph services remain dislocated as the strike winds down elsewhere.
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LONDON
Rome
Central News today
tess Satis
Three Daughters Found by Father in Pueblo Morgue
John Kapes of Lime Colorado learned that a seventeen year old girl believed to be his daughter was at a Pueblo morgue. He identified the body as Rose and found two other corpses, Irene and Elizabeth, who had been reported missing, leaving him prostrated.
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PUEBLO
Colo
Associated Press
John Kapes
Lime
Kapes
Rose
Irene
Elizabeth
Sims Talks Again and Applause at London Luncheon
Rear Admiral William S. Sims defends his remarks amid objections to his speech. He says he has never stated new views beyond earlier US talks and his book, and acknowledges possibly energetic adjectives but will continue speaking. Applause greets his steadfast stance at the American Luncheon Club event in London.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Sims
Denby
United states
William S. Sims
Wilson Cross
American Chamber of Commerce
Admiral Sims
Six more bodies found in Pueblo flood zone
Pueblo reports six additional flood victims found in Arkansas river debris near the city. Col Patrick J Hamrock orders 550 guards and 35 rangers to reinforce patrols and city cleaning, with Rangers to assume phased patrol duties as guards depart within two weeks. About 3000 people remain destitute or homeless at a military refugee camp, Salvation Army aiding relief. seven new diphtheria cases raise total to ninety one.
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PUEBLO
Cole
Arkansas
Colorado rangers
Patrick J. Hamrock
Hamrock
Reno couple makes Spokane air visit from California
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack of Reno Nevada are visiting relatives in Spokane Washington after an air flight from San Francisco. They arrived at a local aviation field after a three hour ten minute trip from Portland and plan to return to Reno by air following tours of Montana and Utah. AAA are
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SPOKANE
Wash
Jack Sharpnack
Reno
Nev
San Francisco
Portland
Montana
Utah
Sharpnack
AAA
Open Shop Starts V New Dry Law Head in S F Building
The Builders' Exchange of San Francisco will resume work Monday on the open shop plan after the Building Trades Council refused a seven and a half per cent wage cut. Two thousand union men registered to work under the open shop setup. A sign declared Strike not called off and conditions unchanged, while the council insists the wage cut was beyond the board’s authority. In Washington, Roy Haines was named national prohibition commissioner, succeeding John F F Kramer, with duties to begin when ready.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Builders’ Exchange of
Building Trades’ Council
wilges
W. H. George
exchange
board of arbitration
George
Builders’ Exchange
Charles W. Gompertz
exchange conference
WASHINGTON
Roy Haines
Hillsboro
Ohio
White House
Harding
Haines
John F.F. Kramer
senate
Hillsboro Dispatch
Temperance
Miami Military Institute
Vermantown
general conference
the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Japan names war minister in Tokyo dispatch
Hinzo Yamanashi, lieutenant-general and vice minister of war since 1917, appointed minister of war to replace Lieut General Giichi Tanaka. Born 1865, Yamanashi served as chief of staff during the siege of Tsing-Tao in the era of the great war.
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TOKIO
Associated Press
Hinzo Yamanashi
Giiuchi Tanaka
Hara
Gen
Yamanashi
Tsing-Tao
Old Harvard Man Attends Meeting in Milwaukee
MILWAUKER Wis June 10 Uncle Bill Thomas 76 of San Francisco attends the convention of the Associated Harvard Clubs. He crossed the continent fifty six times for Harvard functions and says the college man must take part in community life. He cites President Low is statement that today we study for an education.
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MILWAUKER
Wis
Bill" Thomas
San Franisco
Associated
Harvard Clubs
Bill
Harvard
Lowal nas
Budget Bill Becomes Law As Harding Signs It
Washington June 10 President Harding signed the bill establishing a government budget system and plans to appoint a budget director within two weeks. In related news In New York June 10 the Pacific Oil Company formed after Southern Pacific Railway relinquished control of its oil property.
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WASHINGTON
Harding
PACIFIC OIL
NEW YORK
Facific Oil Company
Southern Pacific Railway
deelar
Six Prisoners Escape From Nevada Jail
Six prisoners escaped from a Nevada jail after sawing bars and breaking a wall. Charles Jackson, a black man held for Colorado authorities, and his alleged partner Leslie Fouses were among those who fled. Two inmates stayed and alerted the authorities as a posse formed, but heavy rain wiped out the fugitives’ trail.
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NEVADA
Charles
Jackson
Colorado
Leslie Fouses
Ship HITS Mine and Sinks Bouboulina off Aegean
Atioens June 16. By Reuters. The Greek mail packet Bouboulina struck a mine and foundered in the Aegean with about 240 passengers and 25 crew aboard. Two passengers were rescued by the Greek battleship Lemnos which reached Piraeus from Smyrna with the survivors. The disaster details are not fully known. The Bouboulina, formerly Coroniila, was built in 1878 at Newcastle. It is owned by J. G. Bouboutis of Spezia. The ship measured 258 feet in length with a 32 foot beam and a registered tonnage of 1312.
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ATIOENS
Reuters
Aegean
Lemnos
Piraeus
Smyrna
Spezia
Bouboulina
Coroniila
Newcastle
England
J. G. Bouboutis
Bomb attempts target active day men in New Philadelphia and Dover
In New Philadelphia at 1 30 am a dynamite bomb blew the Bowers porch to splinters but caused no injuries. A second bomb on the Haug porch in Dover failed to explode. Police arrested Nick Nigro and son Chauncey of Dover as suspects, with the son found hiding under a porch.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA
Russell Bowers
Tuscarawas county
L. O. Haug
Dover
Bowers
Haut
Nick Nigro
Chauncey
Nigro
Body of Wife Found on a South Dakota Farm
Aberdeen, S. D., June 10. Dan Wampler, 43, a farmer, was taken into custody for questioning after the body of his wife, 37, was found buried in a corn field near the Wampler home at Heckla. Neighbors had noted her absence for weeks, and a search party located the body about ten rods from the home. The head was crushed and the body buried crudely without a casket. Wampler denied knowledge of his wife’s whereabouts. States Attorney Williamson helped locate the body and described the crude burial.
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ABERDEEN
S. D
Dan Wampler
Wampler
Heckla
Ss. D
Wamplers
Mra. Wampler
Williamson
Belfast Police Shot Amid Ulster Parliament Tussle
Belfast June 10 a sergeant and two constables were shot on a street and gravely wounded. Authorities attribute the attack to Sinn Fein aims to deter George from attending the Ulster parliament opening. The event date is set for Wednesday.
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BELFAST
Sinn Fein
ASK JAPAN TO TAKE STEPS FOR NAVY REDUCTION
Osaka, Japan. June 10. Resolutions passed unanimously by the disarmament committee of the Chamber of Commerce call for sending a petition to the Japanese government. The petition requests initiating talks with the United States and Great Britain to convene a conference on disarmament and the committee will investigate armament restrictions for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSAKA
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Chamber of Commerce
End of Big Strike in Britain Nearing Ballot Decision
London June 10 delegates of coal miners vote on the owners proposal to end the strike that began April 4. The move is seen as a significant step toward peace in the coal industry.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Peggy Joyce Seeks Huge Fees in Divorce Case
Peggy Joyce asks for 100000 dollars in attorney fees and 10000 dollars monthly alimony as her legal battle with husband J Stanley Joyce unfolds. The judge considers the request while defense cites a large potential expense and seeks depositions from staff and associates in Paris and New York society circles.
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United States
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
J. Stanley Joyce
Sabath
Barton
New York
Mine Fire Sparks Rescue At Mark Illinois
About 600 miners in the Chicag ALT. Waukee and St. Paul mine at Mark Illinois escaped a late day fire that blocked the main shaft exit. Superintendent James Steele said all workers were backed to safety and the blaze was to be controlled by night.
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PERU
Mark
Sue
James Steele
opine officius
Haris
Superintendent Steel
Cherry
Widow seeks sole time with Galbraith funeral
Cincinnati June 10 Col Frederick W Galbraith Jr commander of the American Legion was killed in an Indianapolis auto accident. His funeral will be held tomorrow in the citys largest auditorium and may be buried at Arlington. The 1147th US infantry Fort Thomas troops service groups and civil clubs tied to Galbraith will take part. His widow wishes to remain alone with the body all day.
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CINCINNATI
Frederick W. Galbraith
American Legion
Indianapolis
Arlington cemetery
Washington
147th United States infantry
Fort Thomas
Col. Galbraith
Galbraith
Publisher's Widow Confesses In Death Case
New York June 10 A published report claims Mrs Dan F Kaber of Lakewood Ohio confessed her involvement in her husband publisher Dan F Kaber's death after hiring two foreigners to appear as ghosts. Citing a medium's advice she sought to spur his civility and allegedly stabbed him 24 times during a confrontation.
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NEW YORK
Dan PF
Lakewood
omet
Ales
Raber
Kiber
tie
Christensen
Kaber
CLEVELAND
ava Catherine Naber
Dan F. Kabes
Marion McArdle
Cleveland News
Chlce Christensen
Stanton
Flood Strikes Great Bend Kansas Flooding Townwide
Great Bend Kansas reports severe flooding after Arkansas River overflow. South part of town under water with basements flooded and mills elevators rail yards and city utilities affected. Pumping and power plants still operate. rail service suspended. northern Missouri Pacific unaffected.
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GREAT BEND
Kans
Southerth
Arkansas river
here
city light
Twelfth street
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Antlred Rising In Rural Regions To Rio
Uprisings against Bolsheviks in the Ural region and at Petropavlosk 200 miles south of Yabolsk are reported. Petropaviosk is said occupied by anti-Bolsheviks and Soviet reinforcements along the Trans-Siberian are hindered. Seoul reports Korean communists meeting Chinese Bolsheviks at Harbin and representatives may go to Moscow's international communist congress.
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RIO
Associated Press
Ural mountains
Petropavlosk
Yabolsk
Petropaviosk
Moscow
Siberia
Trans-Siberian
Seoul
Harbin
international communist congress
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