Rioting in Clifton Street Meant to Stop King George Visit
Belfast rioting in Clifton Street early today disrupted by heavy gunfire as makers say republicans organized the violence to deter King George from visiting on June 22 for the Ulster parliament opening. Shipyard workers fled, pedestrians ducked bullets, and several thousand workers were kept from posts. At noon the Walls district saw renewed clashes with police firing into crowds. five people were wounded, including a girl, and were taken to hospital with bullet injuries.
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BELFAST
Clifton street
King George
Seava
Walls
Gardner Chase Fails to Flee as Gardner Sought Near Castle Rock
In Kelso Washington June 14 officers tracked Roy Gardner the escaped mall train robber after Lloyd Payne eighteen saw a man resembling Gardner in woods near Silver Lake north of Castle Rock. The fugitive allegedly disappeared into heavy timber while Payne glimpsed him. In Castle Rock a man matching Gardner’s description was believed surrounded at The Rock south of town after entering the Royal restaurant at six this morning he fled when an officer entered prompting a female employee to alert authorities.
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KELSO
Wash
Roy Gardner
Lloyd Payne
Gardner
Silver Like
Castle Rock
Payne
shtt
Garner
The Rock
here
toperrea
Royal
restauran
Harding to Fire Active Obstacles in Government Plan
Washington June 14 The president and cabinet decided to dismiss government employees who actively oppose the administration plan and spread propaganda against the reorganization policy.
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WASHINGTON
Porter Peace Plan Sent to Conference
Washington June 14 The Porter peace resolution was sent to conference today by the senate for adjustment of the differences between that measure and the Knox resolution adopted recently by the senate.
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WASHINGTON
senate
Mexicans Open Fire On Officers In El Paso Killing Captain
In El Paso Texas on June 14 Police Captain Harry Phoenix was shot dead and a sergeant seriously wounded after two Mexicans opened fire when questioned by officers. The suspects escaped into the night.
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EL PASO
Tex
Harry Phoenix
C. Houston
Rich Lead Strike Opens Dubuque Mine Vein in City Core
In Dubuque Iowa on June 14 Val Kies announced a new lead vein opening in the Wilde property heart of the city. A 160 foot shaft reveals a vein believed worth from forty thousand dollars on surface indicators. The strike marks the first rich lead operation in this area for many years.
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DUBUQUE
Val Kies
Wilde
Proclamation Sets Timeline for Dominican Evacuation
Rear Admiral S. S. Robison announces Harding administration plans to withdraw U S military control from the Dominican Republic within eight months. The proclamation details elections to form a Dominican government, ratification of acts, and a convention of evacuation to transfer authority to locally chosen leaders.
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WASHINGTON
Dominican republic
S. S. Robison
Harding
state department
Dominici congress
sters
Shrines Parade Draws Massive Des Moines Gathering
Des Moines hosts a record Shrinedom parade as about ten thousand Shriners in varied robes march four miles. Imperial potentate Ernest As Cutts of Savannah leads escorts from Zu Ga Zug temple Des Moines and amid large delegations from Chicago Temple and 50 temples. The Imperial Council opened its session with notable dignitaries from Tacoma Savannah and Des Moines.
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DES MOINES
Hiss Lewis Garretson
Tacoma
Wash
Mystic Shrine
imperial council
Chicago
AAG temple
Tacoma Wash
Alee
Savannah
Ernest As Cutts
Socialist proposal seeks world peace by cancelling all war debts
Washington June 14 Representative London Socialist New York offers a resolution to end the war with the Central powers and convene an international conference to lay groundwork for world peace. The measure calls for cancellation by all Allies of the war debts. Richmond Va June 14 Two white men held on arrest for an alleged attack on a Negro girl late last night as crowds gathered and a potential race riot loomed.
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WASHINGTON
London
New York
RICHMOND
Ocean Strike Endpapers Near as Wage Deal Moves
Shipping board officials sign a wage and working conditions agreement with the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, reagrding a nationwide strike that began May 1. H H Rayman, president of the American Steamship Owners Association, seeks delay and asks Lasker not to sign. New York locals accept the deal under protest, calling for National President Brown’s resignation.
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WASKINGTON
Shipping board
Marine Junginee Beneficial
W.S. Brown
H. H. Raymana
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Lasker
the
New York
board
priva shin
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Washington
Raymond
lec
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Brown
Strikes Hit Boston and Portsmouth Newspapers
Evening papers in Boston published despite a compositor walkout begun earlier. The local typographical union president said the action was illegal and that unions will force a return to work. In Portsmouth, N H, two papers paused as printers strike over a 20 percent wage demand and a shorter work week, with plans for a combined edition tomorrow.
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BOSTON
Sylvester J. Mctride
arbitration board
unnece hye
Chitcolocil arbitration bouard
dob
atl
Arab rule planned for Mesopotamia assembly system
In the House of Commons Winston Churchill announced that Britain will replace the British administration in Mesopotamia with an Arab elected assembly ruler this summer. The ruler will be chosen by the people.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Mesopotamia
Winston Churchill
house of commons
Powers Wife Loses Suit in Washington Divorce Case
Mrs Anne M D Powers sued Caleb Powers former congressman from Shantucky for divorce alleging cruelty and support failure. District of Columbia supreme court Justice Stafford dismissed the suit finding wife not a resident of Washington. Appeal noted by Powers counsel.
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WASHINGTON
anne M.D. Powers
Caleb Powers
congress
Shantucky
Justice Stafforfi
District of Columbia supreme court
Powers
Power
Village bans Sunday movies by ballot in tight referendum
Mid June 14 in Marlette Michigan villagers voted 470 to 70 to ban Sunday films after a vigorous campaign led by Harry Hobart proprietor of the only moving picture theatre. The issue anchored Sabbath observance as a community mandate.
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MARLETTH
Mid
Harry Hobart
moving picture theatre
Babe Ruth Hits Two More Home Runs vs Tigers in New York
Babe Ruth repeated yesterday's performance by belting two more homers in the game against the Tigers. He connected in the first inning with one aboard and again in the third with a runner standing.
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BABE
NEW YORK
yestern
Babe Ruth
Tigers
Big Tim Murphy Confesses In Mail Robbery
Chicago incoherent report says labor leader Timothy M Murphy alias Big Tim admitted involvement in a $350000 mail robbery at Dearborn Street station on April 6. Authorities say they seized $98600 in Liberty bonds and $14300 cash from the father in law’s home during a raid, and Vincenzo Cosmano, Murphy’s lieutenant, is under questioning. Ralph Teter, rail clerk, allegedly confessed to receiving $11000 from the proceeds.
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CHICAGO
Timothy Co
Big Tim) Murphy
Dearborn street
Murrphy
William Diggs
Vincenzo Cosmano
Murphy
thee
Ralph Teter
Legion Elects Emery as Head Commander of American Legion
Maj. John Barfield Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously chosen national commander by the American Legion executive committee succeeding Col. Frederick W Galbraiva Jr who was killed in a automobile accident last Thursday. Emery, a World War I hero, served at Fort Sheridan and in France with the 18th Infantry. He fought at Argonne St Mihiel and the Meuse Argonne drive where he was wounded and later became a Grand Rapids city commissioner.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Ind
John G. Jémery
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion
Frederick W. Galbraiva, Jr
Mid
John Barfield Emery
Emery
Fort Sheridan
France
Argonne
Eighteenth Infantry
Gantieny
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
say
Meuse-Argonne drive
Gmery
Maj
Railroad Fares Cut in Canada by Dominion Board
Ottawa June 14. Dominion railway commissioners ordered a ten percent cut in eastern Canada fares effective July 1. Western rates stay unchanged. The reduction restores the pre September 13 1920 levels with a new mileage rate of 3.45 cents.
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OTTAWA
Canada
dominion peardt
railway commissioners
Flood Maroons About 2000 Near North Platte Nebraska
About 2000 residents south of North Platte are marooned after bridge piers on the South Platte River were washed away by flood waters. Ferry plans are being arranged to reach them. Dispatch from Gotthenburg Neb reports the Platte river running about a half mile out of its course.
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OMAHA
North Platte
South Platte river
Gotthenburg
Platte river
Murder Case Tied to Mrs Kaber as Silverware Missing
A high profile murder case centers on Mrs. Kaber and her family amid accusations of concealment of silverware theft. Investigators link a fortune teller home crime to a broader plot involving her son Marvin Mears and detectives. evidence suggests staged confessions and private eyes tracking movements across the Midwest and East.
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cathy
bhasvard BuinLo
owas
Kaher
al Brickel
Marvin Mears
Mirminin
jvaherts dhath
LBV
Assnentiqna
Daniel Kater
shily
Mii
Wes
Fle
issa
vores
ft va
bey
American Beaten to Death in Upper Silesia
Louis Snyder of Berton was beaten to death by Polish insurgents near Myslowitz in Upper Silesia, according to Kaul Born who escaped the region a week ago and reached Berlin. Born says Snyder showed rebels an American airport and was struck with a gun butt as other attackers joined. Snyder’s body lay on a stone, with Born claiming mistreatment during the escape attempt.
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BERLIN
Associated ‘Press
Louis Snyder
Berton
Myslwitz
Upper Silesia
Kaul Born
Snyder
svory
Born
Factions Split at Denver Labor Convention Over Irish Issue
At the American Federation of Labor annual convention in Denver delegates sparred over Irish independence. A committee sought a resolution acceptable to both Irish factions while threatening to publish a list of British-made goods and firms backed by British capital. A three‑member committee was formed to negotiate with British unions to pressure recognition of Irish independence and withdrawal of troops.
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DENVER
Colo
iwe
American federation of Labor
Tr. Wind
Chicago
Tabor
American commission of Irish independence
enpits
executive council
federation ghia
United States
federation
Uoops
Ireland
Wind
Eamonn de Vibratyr
republic
Minis
Adarer
fleurish republic
Agreements At Standstill In Railroad Labor Case
Washington June 14 congressional inquiry into railroad conditions hears complaints about federal railroad administration job classifications. Witness says mechanics helpers are forbidden to use hand tools, causing idle time while others work. Senator Walcott notes little progress in reaching new agreements.
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WASHINGTON
interstate commerce committee
federal railroad administration
mT. Whiter
Walcott
Delawer
Texas man horsewhipped for cruelty to woman
A Dallas man, a filling station operator, was seized by masked men and horsewhipped for alleged cruelty to a woman. He was taken to an emergency hospital where he applied for treatment early today.
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DALLAS
Tex
Engles
Lawyer Annoys Girls Eight Men Whip Him
In Houston Texas June MW JS Seyd attorney was the victim of an assault by eight men who seized him tied him, stripped him and ordered him to leave town. He has previously been arrested twice for annoying girls in picture shows.
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HOUSTON
Tex
MW. JS Seyd
Hoya
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