Islands Near Panic Without Loan to Raise Debt
Washington reports officials warn the Philippine government faces bankruptcy without a loan increase from 15 million to 330 million dollars. Cited are near insolvency of the National Bank and dwindling reserves, with calls for immediate relief and broader debt authority.
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WASHINGTON
Leonard mi
Forbes
congress
Weeks
aclion
Gen
Wood
Perbes
Harding
United States
Jocal bank
Cosi
Philippines
tines
consgresa
Mr. Fairchild
Irish Arms Seizure Links Sinn Fein Agents
Assistant U S Attorney Isaac Cross, based in Newark, said arms found aboard the East Side steamer at Hoboken likely came from Sinn Fein agents. He expects a wider net of Irish political agents in the United States as investigators probe whether the two hundred machine guns were bound for Dublin or for republican forces in Ireland.
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NEW YORK
United States
Isaac Cross
Newark
East Side
Hoboken
Sinn Fein
Cross
Brstish
Dublin
Oh ate
Officials Held in Rebel Plot in Mexico City
Mexico City reports June 17 indicate arrests tied to a failed Oaxaca revolt. Among those detained are Miguel Gomez Noriega former governor of the federal district and General Francisco Artigas Barnedulo, plus Jose R. Elizondo former treasurer and General Carlos Garcia. Evidence reportedly linked to General Fernando Vizcaino, with ties to Pablo Gonzalez supporters. The Plana allegedly called for uprisings in San Luis Potosi and Tamaulipas.
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MEXICO CITY
Oaxaca
Miguel Gomez Noriega
federal district
Francisco Artigas Barnedulo
federal army
Jose R. Elizondo
Carlos Garcia
Fernando Vizcaino
Pablo Gonzales
Carranza
Plana
San Luis Potosi
Tamaulipas
Hailstorm Fractures Skull of Billings Florist
John Partington a Billings florist suffered a fractured skull after a Montana hailstorm. Found unconscious behind the Breen house, he was hospitalized and remains confined with severe injuries. City damage includes broken windows and street light globes totaling hundreds of dollars.
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BILLINGS
Mont
John Partington
ths Breen house
Partington
Cattle Industry Gets $50 Million Loan Arranged
Bankers from Chicago and New York, meeting with J. P. Morgan, planned a $50 million loan to the cattle industry in the Southwest and other regions. New York bankers would provide half the funds, with Western bankers to cover the rest. First block of six months bills to be drawn next week and eligible for rediscount at Federal Reserve banks.
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NEW YORK
Chicago
J. P. Morgan
federal reserve
Americans Seized by Greeks for Army Work
News from Smyrna and Athens reports American citizens being compelled into the Greek army by Greek authorities. Consul-General Horton protests to Governor-General Steriades over passport confiscation and rough treatment, with a cited case of Private James Ruffel of New York.
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SMYRNA
Athens
George Horton
United States
Horton
Greece
James Raftel
New York City
United Staties
agg
Mitylene
smyrnadntitr
Judge McGannon Divorce Case Intrigues Courtroom
In Cleveland Ohio on June 11 a jury trial begins as former Judge William H McGannon faces claims from Mary Heeley that he lied about being present when Kagy died on May 7 1920. In Pawhuska Oklahoma Lily Boulanger seeks divorce alleging clandestine correspondence with Dempsey of Los Angeles a married man and possible boxing champion. Boulanger is granted temporary alimony and expenses with attorney fees while her petition cites alleged correspondence under a fictitious name.
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CLEVELAND
Jove
William H. McGannon
Mary
Heeley
McGannon
Hara Kagy
Kagy
PAWHUSKA
Okla
dune
Lily Boulanger
duck Dempsey
Los Avmneles
F. R. Boulanger
Linulanger
Boulanger
Holt Letter on League Plan Sees No Reply Yet
Hamilton Holt’s letter to President Harding urging disclosure of plans for a world association to replace the league failed to elicit a response. The administration appears to keep the proposal in indefinite status while seeking a definite peace settlement and stable conditions. Some confidants say preliminary progress on the plan has been made.
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LONDON
lange
London Times
Washington
Harding
Ireland
United States
Great Britain
vikal
Franer
Charles Hughes
Lrovrdevice
Hamilton Holt
s0 association of nations
league
Holt
Trarding
Government 10 Protect Private Liquor Stocks
Vancouver B C June 17 Persons holding stocks of liquor bought outside the provincial government under the new law must file with authorities a statement of quantity and kind. The liquor board commissioner W W Winsley announced the requirement.
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VANCOUVER
B. C
W. WN. Winsley
ligour board
Herald hibels
Golliers Refuse To End Strike In UK Mining Battle
London authorities report a miners ballot shows continued strike. Mine workers favor rejection of mine owners terms by a wide margin, with 432 511 voting no and 183 827 yes. The official tally confirms no immediate settlement.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Gen March 70 retirement. Pershing to succeed
Maj. Gen. Peyton C. March, chief of staff, will retire from active service in November. Gen. Pershing will succeed him on July 11, with March on leave until retirement. Secretary Weeks made the announcement. Salvatore Cala, 31, arrested near Buffalo, admits involvement in Daniel F. Kaber killing two years ago, per Ohio authorities. Grey Lag wins the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct, $10,000 purse. John P. Grier second, Exterminator third. time not stated.
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WASHINGTON
Peyton C. March
army
Pershing
Weeks
EL KABER BUFFALOO
Salvatore Cala
Eden
Buffalo
Daniel F. Kaber
Cleveland
Moore
Ohio
Cata
GRAY LAG
BROOKLYN
NEW YORK
Grey
fay
Aqueduct
John P. Grier
Abolish Dry Districts New State Directors Planned
Washington, June 17. A plan to reorganize prohibition enforcement creates a separate unit in each state led by a state director. The system replaces the current multi state districts and aims to coordinate work, with an estimated immediately available saving of 150,000. The proposal was presented to Senator Penrose and Senator Watson and approved for imminent implementation.
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WASHINGTON
prohibition enforcement organization
Blair
internal revenue bureau
Prohibition
Haynes
Penrose
Watson
Republican
Indiana
senate finance committee
Penroze
Packer Control Bill Passes Senate in Tight Vote
Washington reports the Fiers ling bill for federal trade commission population of the packing industry passed the Senate by a narrow margin then rejected today and sent to conference. The House amended measure was approved forty five to twenty one. The bill now heads to conference.
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WASHINGTON
federalrade commission
senate
packer
Air Mail Head Named for New Service
Washington June 17 Carl A Egge of Minneapolis named general superintendent of the air mail service by Postmaster General Hayes to take effect immediately. He succeeds Major Zoll who resigned. Egge has headed Minneapolis air transport and served twenty years in the mail service.
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WASHINGTON
Carl A. Egge
Minneapolis
air mail service
Hayes
Ele
Maj. Zoll
Egge
air ypsil transportation
Damage in London Sinn Fein Doings
London police say the night’s railway damage and signal cabin fires were carried out by Sinn Féin members and the Irish Self-Determination League. Several men were arrested as police tie the group to Irish republican violence. Also in Philadelphia five men were jailed for selling counterfeit Dempsey Carpentier fight tickets.
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LONDON
SINN FEIN
Sinn Fenners
Irish Self-Determination League
Irish republican army
Ireland
PHILADELPHIA
Tive
Birth mystery unfolds in Stillman custody case
Testimony alleges nurse Mary Gilligan said Anne Stillman gave birth to Giny Stillman on November 7 1974 and that telegrams were sent to Stillman children with a coded message about a baby named light brown bear. The New York plaintiff James A. Stillman seeks divorce while names and dates remain disputed.
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POUGHRERPSIE
N. Vn
Anne Silliman
Giny Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Montreal
James A. Stillman
New York
barker
Mary Olive Gilligan
Gue
SUMmin
oros
High Court Case Set for Trial Over Leaks on Decisions
Ashton R Embry James Howood Graves Barnett Be Moses and E Millard Meyer face trial on a conspiracy to defraud the United States over leaks on Supreme Court decisions Justice Siddons of the District of Columbia overruled a demurrer holding the indictment charges a crime. Embry was a clerk in Justice McKenna's office Graves an attorney in the DOJ and Moses a Washington lawyer. Meyer formerly was in business in Cincinnati.
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Ashton R Embry
James Howood Graves
Barnett BE. Moses
E. Millard Meyer
United stats
supreme court
Siddons
District of Columbia supreme court
Embry
Justice McKenna
Graves
department of justice
Moses
Meyer
dusiness
Cincinnati
Near East policy drives Curzon France visit tense talks
Paris reports Lord Curzon arrives with intent to discuss Near Eastern issues with Premier Pimond amid questions on a British Japanese alliance. In Constantinople Greeks prepare a new offensive as Turks face pressure over the Sevres treaty and nationalist leaders weigh British and Bolshevik pressures.
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Tune
Lord Curzon
riy
atute
Pimond
Silesia
France
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Curson
Mariand Tord Curyon
A. Briand
Lord
Near East
CONSTANTINOPLE
Associated Press
Marcel
Hertford Election Defeat for Coalition Unionist Candidate
London June 17 Sir H Carlyle Coalition Unionist backed by the prime minister Loyd George was defeated in Hertford by Tear 4 M FP Sueter Independent with 12028 votes to 5553. The election followed the resignation of Noel Pemberton-Tibbins.
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LONDON
H. Carlyle
prie
Loyd Genrae
Hertford
nousé of commons
Sueter
Care Ble
Noel Pembertor-Tiblins
Tulsa Race Riots Arrests Lead Tulsa Quietly
Tulsa county sheriffs deputies swarm Tulsa to arrest 64 Negroes indicted by a special grand jury on charges tied to race riots. Many suspects expected in custody by nightfall as authorities move to quell unrest. In a separate case in St Louis a 17 year old woman who killed her stepfather and was sentenced to ten years was paroled by Judge Tartwenn.
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TULSA
Okla
Suns
McCullough
ST. LOUIS
Daniel E. Miller
Ursulla Broderic
stopher
Tart
Armed mail messenger seized in Baxter Springs robbery
Four bandits held up Guy Shields an armed mail messenger at four o'clock this morning, forced him from his car, and drove off west with five mail sacks. Shields walked back to town as a patrol searches for the robbers. banks report little to no cash in pouches and only a small amount of registered mail is thought stolen. Some mail dumped in Spring River.
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BAXTER SPRINGS
Kans
Guy Shields
mil
C. H. Upson
Treaty stance limits Anglo-Japanese alliance focus
London dispatch reports Austen Chamberlain rejecting any British pact directed against America while seeking Pacific peace and continued U S friendship. Paris coverage cites former French president Poincaré warning against a Britain France alliance and noting dangers of entanglements with Japan.
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LONDON
Associated Press
Austen Chamberlain
house of commons
America
Chamberlain
United States
India
Pacific
saanty
Great Britain
Fear trade hurt by retrenchment in Berlin embassy
In Berlin officials warn that a planned cut in the American embassy clerical staff from 40000 to 15000 will force dismissal of aides who handle passports and travel ties, limiting embassy activity just as other nations expand theirs to aid American business and trade efforts.
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BERLIN
Nine Year Murder Mystery Cleared in Cleveland
Police say a nine year old murder case is solved after a man from Cleveland was arrested. He is alleged to have shot Sam and William Gibbons in Lindale, Georgia on March 11, 191%. The suspect is held awaiting Georgia officers arrival.
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CLEVELAND
James Campbell
Sam and
William Gibbons
Lindale
Georgia
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