Harvey's Son-in-Law Indicted In Irish Gun Plot
Federal grand jury in Trenton charges Harvey’s son-in-law and seven others with conspiring to ship arms to Ireland in defiance of neutrality laws. Auto-Ordnance Company figures, including inventor’s son and executives, are named along with several middlemen and a New York–Washington chain suspected of moving machine guns to Sinn Fein for use in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRENTON
Marvels
ih thompson
tke
Auto-Ordnance j Company
New York
George Miayes
Isnehind
Ireland
United States
Arrowsmith
Auto-Ordnance Company
ling fresenter
Sinn fen
Frank Williams
Lawrence De Lacy
Lawrence Pierce
Freda Willkiems
Exiworth De Gaer
Ingland
Washington
George Gordon iorke
Frank B. Ochseniiter
John Crihanes
American Rain express Company
Joe Prin Williams
Gen. Thompson
Mr. Brophy
Streetcar Crash Leaves Multiple Injured in San Francisco
San Francisco report states municipal street railway car collided with a Market Street line on Oroan avenue near Miramar avenue. Conductor M. J. Frrowne suffered near total foot loss requiring amputation of both feet. About a score of passengers injured mostly minor. The crash involved cars on the same tracks for several blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN FRANCISCO
M. JT. Frrowne
municipal street
municipal
Market Street Railway Company
Oroan avenue
var ind
cary
Grant presses call to remove attorney general
San Francisco June 19 A telegram asking for the removal of Robert J McConnell as United States attorney general in charge of enforcement has been sent to Attorney General Daugherty by De Witt Grant president of the States Law Enforcement League Grant charged that many cases have been badly mishandled and seeks action from the federal official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN FRANCISCO
Robert J. MeConmoyn
United States
prohibit
Daugherty
dewitt
Grant
States Law Eenforcement League
Poincare Favors Naval Treaties Pressing Ratification
Paris June 19 Premier Poincare decided to press parliament for immediate ratification of the Washington naval treaties without reservations. Admiral Lecoq, former minister of marine, reported that the treaties, especially naval limitations, pose no expected deposition. On another note, Engle bent No 87, ashore near Catule Point, San Juan Island, June 18, arrived safely after escaping serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Associated Press
Poincare
tx madere
Jox
Washington
Lecag
Catiie Point
San Fuan Island
Woman becomes mayor of Owa City and outlines policy
Emma Horgat, long an alderman, wins election as mayor of Owa City. She pledges to enforce prohibitions on hootlegging and cambing unearthed by state investigations. She asserts conditions in the city are proper and supports university access for Weir children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOWA CITY
Emma
Horgat
ws huge
wis
iss City
Elarval
Putenid
Iswa
Harvat
Canton Sides with Sun Yat-Sen Warships Shell Canton
Sun Yat-sen and troops from Canton shelled the city, firing for about half an hour with six and three pound shot. Civilians were harmed as troops looted, and a mass exodus followed. Train service Kowloon to Canton suspended amid naval actions and continued disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Sun Yat-sen
Canton
Chen Chiung-ming
saya
Hongkong
midway
Chen
sireere
tola
Kowloon
Catan
tlyer
Yalesen
California to force flyers to observe law
Sacramento announces stricter enforcement of aviation regulations requiring pilots to hold proper licenses. The move follows the arrest of San Francisco aviator Sam Wargell for piloting a plane without a license. Charles J. Chenu, state motor department superintendent, said Purecell had applied for a license but was refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SACRAMENTO
Mano
state
motor elfelo department
California
Charles J. Chenu
Sam Wargell
San Jfrancisco
Chenu
Purecell
aiicense
Mexico Asked to Find Killers
Washington dispatch says the American embassy in Mexico City and the Tampico consulate were instructed by the State Department to press Federal and local Mexican authorities to apprehend those who killed Warren D. Harvey, a retired American paymaster for an oil company, five miles from Tampico. The report notes only that Harvey was killed by bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
México City
lia
Tampico
state department
Warren D. Harvey
Tempita
Anrvey
brndice
Klan Denounced by New York Masons Chief
New York June 19 Supreme Court Justice Arthur O Tompkins grand master of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in New York state denounced the Ku Klux Klan today. He warned Masons they cannot be both Masons and Klan members. The statement marked a firm stance against the fringe group within a major fraternal body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Supreme Court
Arthur O .Tompkins
grand Judge of
Free and Accepted Masons
New York state
Masonic fraternist
K. Kk
Railroads Nearing Strike Vote Amid Wage Cuts
In Chicago on June 19 railroad chiefs weighed strike ballots as $196 million in wage cuts set by the Railroad Labor Board take effect by July 1. A national referendum on a strike looms, with union leaders warning of potential action if a wage hike is approved. Benny Hooper predicts a settlement without a strike by next fall.
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CHICAGO
United tates mallroad fibel board
x nation
Benny Hooper
railroad labor board
peere
mil
Washington
Harding
Minnesota Voters Tap Primary For Senate and State Officers
Minnesota voters went to the polls to nominate party candidates for the U S Senate Congress and state offices. The senatorial race features Mrs Anna Dickie Oleson Cloquet challenging Senator Frank B Kellogg for the Democratic nomination while Kellogg seeks renomination. Most sitting congressmen and state officers are endorsed by Republican conventions with independents listed against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. PAUT
Minn
Yone
Minnesota
United States senate
congress
Anna Dickie Oleson
Cloquet
thve mien
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Davis
the
supreme court
Lenin Anxious to Get to Work in Moscow
Moscow reports Premier Lenin showing improvement after a June 18 bulletin signed by Dr Felix Klempferer and others. It states stomach and bowel symptoms have largely subsided, blood circulation normal, and Lenin has left bed though protests against doctor orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOSCOW
Associated Press
Lenin
Felix Klempferer
Len Small Trial Still On in Wisconsin Warps on Fraud Case
The Len Small public money fraud trial progresses after nine weeks of testimony. Prosecutors say new evidence may be offered as Gov. Small is tried for conspiracy while serving as state treasurer. Defense announces plans to rest their case while continuing proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAUKINGAN
they
Associated Press
Len Smell
Leprosy Fear As 1200 Lepers At Large Across States
A United States Public Health Service survey finds 1200 lepers at large in 25 states. Assistant Surgeon General Ty. C. H. Lovender announced the finding in a statement issued today in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
WASHINGTON
United States public health service
Ty. C. H. Lovender
False Teeth Strangle Him Murder Suspected First Chicago
The body of James Straub, a New York electrical worker, was found in a West Side residence area. Police suspect strangulation by false teeth may have caused death, with initial theories split between murder and accidental death as investigators examine the bizarre clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO
James TE. Straub
New York
West Side
Boulder Projects Merits Are Ear Then Flood Control Plan
Washington june 19 recognizing no emergency exists to protect life and property in the imperial valley calif from floods on the colorado river house irrigation committee said hearings on the swing bill will likely close next week unless director general davis of the reclamation service returns for further hearing the joulder canyon dam and reservoir would cost about 70000000 and could repay via hydroelectric power sales to fund water storage and control for the colorado river the all american canal was eclipsed by imperial valley questions as the committee weighed early legislation and possible report timing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Imperial valley
California
Colorado
Davis
reclamation sérvice
hgs uni
Smith
Republicain
daho
aaid dday
fedsta
Joulder Canyon
Colorado river
wwe
Armal Official Under Fire In Aviation Letters
Omaha June 19 A. R. Dunphy superintendent of the Central division of the air mail service responded to petitions calling for his removal. He claimed the drive stemmed from two pilots barred from using government property for personal gain and said most pilots favored his supervision. He noted his division operated with thousands of dollars less cost than other divisions for the same mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
Neb
A. RB. Dunphy
Central division
mir mail
Dunphy
Ruth Hits Seventh Home Run in First At Bat
Cleveland June 19 Babs Ruth hit his seventh home run in his first at bat as the Yankees faced Indiana. He connected with two strikes driving the ball to right field wall, sending a strong margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RUTH
CLEVELAND
Babs Ruth
Yankees
Indiana
Baseball scores and postponements in National League games
In a scrambled National League update, Boston defeated Cincinnati after a rainout, New York posted a 4 to 2 victory with players such as Pretter, Ainsmith, Douglas, Cansey, V. Barnes and South contributing, Brooklyn featured Glazner, Gooch, Vance and Deberry, and Philadelphia’s Chicago contest ended tied with Stuelang, Kaufman and Wirth among the players listed.
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BOSTON
Cincinnati
vain
NEW YORK
St. Lows
Pretter
Ainsmith
Douglas
Cansey
V. Barnes
South
BROOKLYN
Glazner
Gooch
Vance
Decatur
Deberry
PHILADELPHIA
R. H
Chicago
tiedolegeee
BASF
Stuelang, Kaufman and Wirth
Weinert, Winters and Benline
Baseball scores and lineups from early AL showings
In Cleveland New York 3 79 Cleveland 4 1 Mays Jones Uhié Hothman Malls ONeill. Chicago Vetere D Mogridge Gherrity Schalk. Detroit Boston 8 1 1 Quinn Fullerton Hierch Johnson Ruel Stoner Oldham Daus Basslere. St Louis Philadelphia 2 6 4 Lowitsey Heimwach Perkins Kolp Severeid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLEVELAND
RHE
New York
pescesissistersee
Mays
Jones
Uhié
Hothman
Malls
O'Neill
CHICAGO
Washington
Vetere
Hpeettee
Mogridge
Gherrity
paiuni
Schalk
DETROIT
Boston
Detroit sielleesseersereeuee dl
Quinn, Fullerton
Hierch
Johnson
Ruel
Stoner
Oldham
Daus
Basslere
ST, LOUIS
Philadelphia
Lowitsey
Heimwach
Perkins
Hughes Denounces Purveyors of Mistrust at Commencement
At University of Michigan commencement Secretary Hughes calls for a new civic sense of international responsibility to promote world peace. He urges sound public opinion to support peaceful diplomacy and frowns on distrust, hatred, and unfounded accusations in foreign affairs. The address warns that misstatements spread beyond borders and hinder beneficial settlements and mutual confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANN ARBOR
United States
Hughes
University of Michigan
Toor
Tria
leven
Pro Treaty Wins in Dublin Vote Count
The mid-Dublin vote count shows Lord Mayor O Neill Independent pro treaty with 9467 votes and Alderman Byrne pro treaty with 7809 votes, both elected. In Northwest Dublin R J Murphy pro treaty and Philip Cosgrove pro treaty win with 88625 and 119 respectively. De Valera delays statement on the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DUBLIN
Associated Press
mid-Dublin
O'Neill
Alderman Byrne
R. J. Murphy
Philip Cosgrove
Eamonn de Valera
MNG SEEKS CALIFORNIA LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR NOMINATION
San Francisco June 19 C C Young of Berkeley announces renomination and reelection bid for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket. He notes ten years as presiding officer including four as lieutenant governor and six as speaker of the assembly. He cites support from a large majority of current senators and assembly members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN FRANCISCO
C. C. Young
Berkeley
California
Republian
senate
assembly
Modesto S. P. Station Held Up by Bandits
Modesto Southern Pacific station was robbed last night by two armed masked bandits who took about $200 from the company's funds. The hold up occurred in the Modesto waiting room with three people present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN SPRANGISCO
Southern Pacific Company
Modesto
French Delegates to Meet Soviets at Hague Conference
Paris reports France will join the Hague talks with Soviet delegates, aiming to prevent delay in the preliminaries. The French government, adhering to Genoa policy, will withdraw if political questions arise while insisting on recognizing foreign-owned civil property and payment of foreign debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Associated Press
France
park
Hague
Jur Ak
foreign office
Genoa
hey
slick
Way Paved for Shoals Deal Opens Debate
Washington June 19 A resolution by Acting Chairman McKengi of the House Military Committee would give privileged status to a pending bill directing the secretary of war to accept Hangy Ward's offer for the Muscle Shoals nitrate plants. The measure provides ten hours of debate with possible passage before the December session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
secretary of war
Hangy Ward
Muscle Shoals
McKengie
house military committee
Fire kills two as flames gut Minneapolis hotel scene
A blaze at the fashionable Lafayette building near Lake Minnetonka in Minnetonka, Minnesota, killed two women and injured a dozen guests and staff among about 100 people forced to flee. The fire began at 2 a.m. in the Wall room, with damage estimated at 260000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MINNEAPOLIS
Minnetonka
Lake Minnetonka
here
CLUS
Chinese Woman's Death Being Investigated
Sacramento report June 13 indicates Sheriff Gunn and Sacramento authorities probe the murder of a Chinese woman found on the Lincoln Rosville highway with no ID. Police suspect the killer was not Chinese. investigators seek identity and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SACRAMENTO
E.G. Gunn
Placer county
Sacramento county
Lincoln-Roseville
Abolish Idle Navy Yards Proposed by McCormick
Senator McCormick of Illinois today urged abolishing idle navy yards and stations, introducing a resolution for a joint committee to investigate economy and efficiency in Navy administration. Senator Dial of South Carolina objected and the measure was referred to the naval committee. McCormick argued the navy pork barrel stretches from Cape Kittery to Key West and Puget Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
McCORMICK
WASHINGTON
senate
McCormick, Miinois
congressional
United States
Dial
South Carolina
naval committee
Cape Kittery
Key Weat
Key
Puget Sound
States of Coast Consider Plans to Unmerge So Pac
San Francisco June 15 Several plans to handle the emergency after the Supreme Court decision forcing a split of Southern Pacific and Central Pacific were presented by Western states public utilities representatives. Oregon declined to participate, while Washington and Oregon favored the separation. California officials discussed merging schemes and the Interstate Commerce Commission plan for forming a connected system with Union Pacific. Proposals included double tracking electrification projects and gauge changes to improve routes into California and the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN FRANCISCO
United States supreme court
Southern Pacific
Central Pacifc
Oregon
Oregon railroad commission
Western
Souter Oregon
Wic Portland
Eastern yuan
Richard Sense
California railroad commission
Genral Pacific
Union Pacific
interstate commerce commission
Wipley
Sachse
California
Northwest
Central Pacific
Sierra
Donner pass
Minato Keeler
Siskiyous
Mina
Keeler
Cal
Tachiv
Baliium
Benlela
Sucre
Future of Hale to be decided in Maine primary
In Portland Maine United States Senator Frederick Hale sought re nomination in a Republican primary opposed by former Congressman Frank Guernsey and former State Senator Howard Davies. Hale relied on his first term record while Guernsey stressed regional balance and Eastern Maine representation. Davies campaigned as the fusion candidate as women voters participated for the first time in the state primary amid a field including women candidates for various offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PORTLAND
Frederick Hale
Frank FE. Guernsey
Howard Davies
Hale
Guernsey
Fernald
Maine
Davies
favor union
Oaxaca Rebel Leader Ferrer Reported Killed in Battle
Muexico City dispatches report Mier Ferrer, rebel leader in Oaxaca, killed yesterday afternoon at Tillepeu in a clash with government forces led by Gen. Portinain Maycette. Ferrer’s death would remove a key Southern Mexico rebel figure active in support of Gen. Drax amid recent attacks blamed on his forces, including a train explosion that killed twenty five military personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MUEXICO CITY
Mrie Ferrer
Oaxaca
Tillepeu
Templin
Puebla
Oaxsta City
Blue Sky Lost With 14 Aboard Invergordon Voyage
The admiralty reports the Blue Sky, sailing from Portsmouth to Invergordon, Scotland, is lost with all hands. Wreckage washed ashore confirms the tragedy. The crew included a lieutenant, two midshipmen, and enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Preas
admiralty
Portsmouth
Invergordon
Scotland
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Thompson Company
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EGYPT
Marton Howell
Ohio
Luen
LEN SMALL
BOULDER
CHARLES £. HUGHES
University of ihipan_ are nation 5
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MODESTO S. P
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secretary of the interior
Arizona
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Simmons
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