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Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1919

Page

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Minnesota tornado tolls rise as towns count the dead

Fort Fergus Falls and Evansville report dozens killed and hundreds injured as tornadoes devastate the Minnesota Red River region. Homes, hotels, and a courthouse are wrecked. relief trains and volunteers mobilize while authorities search debris for victims.

Minn lo qacees tas imare ian a daven Grand hotel Witty thas Red river watste milan doltr taserty asi Lunas Pulic Vergus Malla Crtigens Alice distrat EVANSVILLE Fort Bus St. Patl Minneapolis Fergus Walls Otsertail new eFreus Palls John Kreier St. Paul ST. PAUL Fergus Falls state military department Wadena

Postmaster General Burleson Denounced by RMA

In St Louis on June 21 the Railway Mail Association denounced Postmaster General Burleson for denying mail clerks collective bargaining rights. The association adopted resolutions at the end of its annual convention criticizing his stance and actions.

ST. LOUIS Burleson Railway Mail Association

Federation Takes Hand In Phone And Electric Strikes

In Atlantic City on June 23 the American Federation of Labor unanimously endorsed the Commercial Telegraphers' strike and backed a forty four hour week for labor. A move urged the executive council to seek extensions of Burleson order concessions to telegraph workers under government control to end the strike. National strike talk followed as IBEW officials warned of possible nationwide action if Burleson order is misread and telephone companies fail to grant organizing rights. Conferees to decide the issue planned in Washington and San Francisco discussions with post office and company officials.

ATLANTIC CITY American Federation of Labor Burleson Gompers Washington Dotsmaster San Francisco

Steamer Northland Runs Aground Off Cape Cod

Boston June 21 The steamer Northland of the Eastern Steamship Lines bound from New York to Boston with several hundred passengers and freight ran aground on West Island near Thuzzards bay entrance to the Cape Cod canal shortly after five a m All 350 passengers were taken off safely by tugs and small boats and landed at New Bedford The damage is reported confined to the outer hull.

BOSTON Northland Eastern Steamship Nines New York West Island Thuzzards bay Cape Cod canal Eastern Steamship Company New Godford steamship company

Red Cross nurses ordered to quit Juarez

Six American Red Cross nurses at the White Cross hospital in Juarez were advised to return to the American side by Mayor Romero due to Villista presence. It was unclear if the warning referred to Villa wounded or nearby Villa forces. General Gonzales ordered an investigation into the incident.

JUAREZ, Mex Red Cross Carranza Willa White Cross Romero Villa Juarez Gonzales

Knox Aims Vote On Resolution On League Covenant

Senator Knox Republican of Pennsylvania announced he will seek a senate vote on his resolution opposing the League of Nations covenant as inseparable from the peace treaty. He said after appropriation bills pass a vote after July 1 is as valid as now and urged further public consideration through diplomatic notes without delaying peace efforts.

WASHINGTON Knox Pennsylvania league senate

Girl Who Married the Navy Faces Year-Long Lock on Love

May Bradley Kosack Davis Porter, twenty, a San Francisco woman dubbed the Girl Who Married the Navy, is placed under a one-year probation barring affection as punishment for bigamy. She already has three husbands met at dances, including George Porter, Francis Kosack, and John Davis, all living and not divorced. She explains loves and dances led to rapid marriages and recounts elopements, parental fury, and hopes for divorce and a stable home with Porter.

the Gazette SAN FRANCISCO May Bradley- Kogack-Davis-Porter Navy Indy May Bradley- Kosack-Davis-Porter George Lartlett Porter U.S. S. Marblehead Francis J. Kosack leutenant U.S. S Lukenbach John Dallas Davis cook U.S. S. Oregon Porter Lieut. Kosack San Diego Cal John Davis George Porter George

Stephens trial on in Arizona

In Flagstaff Arizona June 23 the second trial of Harry Marl Stephens after a first degree murder conviction began with high public interest The defendant and his father Joseph K Stephens a prominent rancher are free on 50000 bonds pending proceedings The case stems from the 1918 Miller killing in PreGeott amid alleged family strife and elder Stephens alleged to have countenanced the act The elder Stephens is expected to face the dock following his son's trial and both sides boast a large legal defense team with Northern Arizona prominence cited throughout the coverage

FLAGSTAFF Ariz Harry Marl Stephens arizona Stephens Joseph K. Stephens Robert Miler Miter Miller Pregeott r. 3 Prescott state supreme court Yavanpal Caconino clal foret

Lane plan good soldier thinks lane plan good soldier thinks

Washington report on a House Public Lands committee hearing about Secretary Lane's proposed farms for soldiers and sailors. Private Emil Lehman of Company H, 426th infantry, testified reluctantly, saying only that it looked like a mighty good thing. June 21. Chicago market notes follow with grain and meat futures.

WASHINGTON house publi Lane Emil Lehman 426th infantry Scott Ferris Oklahoma Lehman

Relations With Mexico Expected to Improve in New Talks

Washington officials foresee a brighter outlook for U S Mexico relations as Gen Candido Aguilar minister of foreign affairs in Carranza's cabinet meets with American oil company representatives in New York this week. Aguilar sent a lengthy report to President Carranza on the oil question before leaving Washington last Friday.

WASHINGTON Mexico United States New York Candido Aguilar Carranza Gen Aguilar

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