Bombardment and Sniper Fire Paralyze Londonderry Streets
Londonderry endured a full day and night of terrors as Unionist and Nationalist fighters clashed in the city. Soliders moved through Barrack and Bishop streets with machine guns and armored cars while snipers fired from roofs and windows. Civil authorities fear famine as supplies fail to reach homes amid street barricades and sandbag breastworks near St Columkill’s College. Two snipers were arrested as troops conducted rescues and prepared for further action against Sinn Fein forces nearby.
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LONDONDERRY
fife
Bishop street
Bonny Fenners
St. Columbkill’s college
Barrack street
Foyle
Sinn Meiners
Coolie Labor for Farms Advocated by Judge Kavanaugh
In Chicago on June 24 Judge Marcus Kavanaugh advocated coolie labor for farms at a banquet of the association. He said there must be workers for farm work and suggested allowing Chinese to come for limited terms and time to work on farms.
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CHICAGO
Marcus Kavanaugh
Ainess retail dry gods association
Chinene
Carpenter Hangs Self in Coach at Pocatello
Jacob Schneider, a coach carpenter with the Dragon Short Line in Pocatello Idaho, hanged himself in a coach he was repairing after family troubles. Police say he shot a man at Burley Idaho six weeks earlier who was said to be with his wife. He leaves a wife and a large family.
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POCATELLO
Idado
Jacob Schneider
Dragon
Schneider
Burley
Idaho
Harding and Coolidge Named to Twin Boys in Madison Township
Lincoln County Madison township farmers Mr and Mrs Enos White welcomed twin boys born Wednesday and named them Harding and Coolidge reflecting a government era naming trend.
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LANCASTER
poys
Enos White
Madison township
Harding
Coolidge
Bryan on His Way Through to Coast
W J Bryan passed through Ogden Utah on his way to the Democratic convention in San Francisco. He spent two hours at Union station meeting Utah Democrats as trains arrived from the East. His train was due in Reno at 2 45 tomorrow morning. Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer left Ogden about the same time.
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OGDEN
Utah
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Union station
A. Mitchell Palmer
Mrs Sam Platt Wins Big Rotary Golf Tournament
Special to the Gazette. Atantic City June 24 Mrs Sam Platt of Reno won the first prize for women in the golf tournament conducted by the International Association of Rotary Clubs. An estimated 10 010 delegates attended the convention with many wives present. Eighteen nations are represented. Sessions have been remarkable for speeches and discussions on world wide topics.
England 10 Ask for Reservists
June 24 London war office plans an immediate appeal for reservists per the Daily Mail. Discharged soldiers and veterans who served at least one year and have not joined the territorials may enlist in the army reserve to bolster forces amid a Turkish nationalist threat and unrest in the Middle East.
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LONDON
war office
Daily Mail
far
middle east
Uust
Kemal Pasha
Germany Mixed in Its Rulers
Berlin June 23 The past forty eight hours saw Germany ruled by a rec Chancellor without a cabinet and a cabinet without a chancellor. Party conferences tried to resolve the cabinet crisis as the three bourgeois parties and the Majority Socialists adjourned to Thursday awaiting an agreement. The aim is to show the cabinet has Allied recognition for the Spa conference.
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BERLIN
Associated Presa
Germany
bourgeoie
Ma« ‘jonty
Phillips Scheidemann
Spa
supon
min
Caruso Chauffeur Not Jewel Thief in Caruso Case
East Hampton June 24 charges against George Fitzgerald chauffeur for Enrico Caruso were dismissed after district attorney said insufficient evidence linked him to the $500000 jewel robbery at the Caruso home. Sheriff Kelly said no arrest warranted. New York June 24 Frederick Gimbel Joseph Dowdell and Charles Slanter pleaded not guilty in federal court to profiteering charges tied to Gimbel Brothers Inc. arrangements, with two weeks to respond or change pleas.
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EAST Hampton
George Fitzgerald
Enrico Caruso
Young
Sherrill
Fitzgerald
Caruso
John F. Kelly
Suffolk county
NEW YOK
Frederick Gimbel
Joseph F. Dowdell
Charles D. Slanter
Gimbel Brothers, Inc
Southern Pacific reports 1919 revenues and federal control impact
The Southern Pacific Company and subsidiaries disclose 1919 operating revenues of 239,667,272, up 8.14 percent from the prior year. Net revenues declined 10.46 percent due to a 1488 percent spike in operating expenses under federal control, with a 22 cent return per dollar after expenses. The balance sheet shows investments at 1,619,990,541 and current assets of 20,984,324. Capital stock rose to 302,024,906. current liabilities fell by 7,353,435. Chairman Julius Krutechnitt notes oil suit outcomes: government won non-productive acreage, company won productive oil lands suit.
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YORK
Southern Pacific Company
Krutachnitz
federal railroad administration
Julius Krutechnitt
Utlate oil
Kritschnitt
Oil Corporations And 50 Persons Indicted In New York
Federal grand jury indicted four oil companies ten brokerage houses and about fifty individuals for using the mails to defraud investors of millions. Companies named include Ranger Oil W P Williams Oil Great Western Petroleum and Crown Oil. Brokers listed include Stickney Rawlins Colclough Curtin Packer United Securities Kent Holmes Morgan Pollok Thompson James Crossman Sherman George A Lam EM Fuller Grassbaum Bigelow Greenbaum. Indicted officers directors and stock salesmen charged with gross misrepresentations and paying dividends from stock sale proceeds. indictments issued in New York with roundups by federal agents nationwide. Postoffice Inspector Mayhew explained three Growstock promoters were recently indicted in Louisville for related frauds.
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NEW YORK
federal grand jury
Wen
Ranger Oil Company
W. P Williams Oil Company
Great Western Petroleum Corporation
Crown Oil Company
Stickney
Rawlins & Colclough
Boston
Curtin, Packer & Co
United Securities Company
Kent Holmes & Co
iMorgan Pollok &,Co
Thompson, James & Co
Crossman, Sherman & Co
George A. Lam & Co
EM Fuller & Co
Grassbaum
Bigelow & Greenbaum
Howard H Mayhew
Clairchan
Schwab and Williamson
bape
Loulaville, Ky
Herrera's Rule Recognized by United States Guatemala
June 24 Washington The United States recognized the Herrera government in Guatemala as the constitutional successor to Estrada Cabrera after a careful study of the Guatemalan situation. The State Department noted no violent action by Estrada Cabrera opponents and cited the resignation and acceptance by the national assembly as compliant with the constitution.
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WASHINGTON
Herrera
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrara
United States
state department
department
Estrada Cabrera
storre
national assembly
Carlos Herrera wasi
CAEBOE
Chlorine Leak Injures Two on East Side Night of Fear
A chlorine leak from a defective carboy at a chemical plant sent gas through East Side streets. Deputy Wire Chief and four rescue workers from New York City were overcome by the vapor and hospitalized, as residents endured a sleepless night on their stoops.
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East Side
NEW YORK
Warning Given Cardinal That His End Is Near
Dublin June 24 Cardinal Logue archbishop of Armigh and prelate of Ireland declared at Maynooth College that he had received warning his time was near. No source given for the warning. Dispatch from Warsaw says Poland forms a cabinet with Ladislava Grabski as finance minister and jataff head.
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DUBLIN
Cardinal Logue
Armigh
Ireland
Maynooth college
POLAND
PARIS
Haves
Warsaw
jataff
Ladislava Grabski
ale tga
Delegations Bought Before Says Former Gov Hadley
In Sedalia Missouri former Governor Herbert S Hadley asserted that Missouri Republican leaders tried to shift the state's delegation to a presidential candidate whose campaign funds paid some leaders. He cited similar efforts in 1908 1912 and 1916 and linked this to testimony in Washington before a Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures. Babler Cote and Morse were named as receiving funds from those seeking the nomination. He now chairs a university law department in Colorado.
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SEDALIA
Missouri
Herbert S. Hadhey
oriis Herd
Washington
senate
Jacob L. Babler
St. Louis
W. L. Cote
state committee
Ely. Morse
Extelsior Springs
Chicago
sheire
Hailey
University’ of Colorado
Plans to Sell United States Merchant Fleet
Washington June 24 government moves to advertise and sell its 1800 ships under the new merchant marine act. A conference with Ben Benson of the shipping board recommended $60,000 for a survey of ships and materials to design a nationwide advertising campaign to promote the large scale sale to private interests and ensure an efficient American merchant marine.
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WASHINGTON
Ben
shipping board
Benson
Amercan
Greeks Open Offensive Against Kemal Pasha Forces
Smyrna Asia Minor June 24. The Greek army began an offensive against the forces of Mustafa Kemal Pasha the Turkish Nationalist leader, according to an official Greek army headquarters statement issued today.
Stutz Broker Expelled From New York Stock Exchange
New York June 1 24 Allan A dtyan chairman of the Stutz Motor Car Company has been expelled from the New York Stock Exchange after a controversy over a supposed corner in Stutz shares The board of governors announced the action after a prolonged executive session witnesses were quizzed and Mrs Ryamrwas remarks were noted The exchange cited inconsistent conduct and declined further comment
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NEW YORK
Allan Adtyan
Stutz Motor Car Company
New York stock exchange
Stutz
board of governors
Ryan
Ryamrwae
Only One Contest in Committe's Hands
San Francisco June 24 The national Wumunities meet tomorrow to finalize the Democratic national committee’s temporary roll and preliminaries. Georgia has one contest with five sets of delegates. Reed's Credentials is involved but no formal filing by Reed for a seat. Oregon lists R R Hunter as at large, with fractional votes likely for overrepresented delegates. Canal Zone delegates are included on the temporary roll for the first time with two delegates and two alternates confirmed.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Democratic national committee
Georgia
Reed
Hollister
national committee
James A Reed
Missouri
James 1. Bradshaw
Tham
Oregon
R. R. Hunter
G T Baldwin
Arizona
Idaho
North Saroling
Texas Canal Zone
Canal
Democrata
zone
Convention Viewpoint From Personal Side
San Francisco June 4 A National Convention report cites delegates, candidates and antics as reporters describe frictions between factions. The piece notes Alaska Governor Riggs clashing with Dr Hornaday over bear hunting while jitney bus travel and local quirks color the scene.
Oil land men state wishes in Mexico City
In Mexico City on June 24 representatives of foreign petroleum interests asked Gen. Jacinto Treviño to cancel all decrees of the late President Carranza and demand unrestricted exploration and exploitation of all lands. The old men claimed lack of power to oppose or propose another solution, contending the Cartanga decrees were unconstitutional. Treviño said there is no authority to discuss their constitutionality.
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MEXICO CITY
Carranza
Jacinto Treyvind
Industry, commerce and labor
El Universal
Gen. Trevino
Negro Doctor Charged in Woman's Lake Homicide
Si Joseph Mo June 24 Dr I N Goodson a Negro physician is charged in a warrant issued today with the murder of the woman whose headless body was found in a lake near here June 16 Goodson was committed to jail without bail police say they believe they will identify the victim soon.
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JOSEPH
I N. Goodson
here
Goodson
Cabinet officers Daniels and Payne to Alaska trip
Secretaries Daniels and Payne will travel to Alaska to study conditions relevant to their departments. They are to spend at least a month in the territory, departing Seattle on July 8 aboard a destroyer for the survey and assessment mission.
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WASHINGTON
Daniels
Payne
Alaska
territory
Seattle
Grange Chief Seeks Harding Appeal to Farmers Aid
Washington June 24 Senator Harding the Republican nominee met callers including Tyfi Atkinson National Grange Washington rep who presented memorandum on farmers views urging representation of farming interests on government boards and commissions Harding stressed desire to have men who farm on boards and commissions and urged broad farmer support.
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WASHINGTON
Harding
wae
Tyfi
Atkeson
National Grange
elmer Dolver
Tacoma
Washi
Mark Hanna
cal
formen
Prohibition Debate Shapes Democratic Convention Start
San Francisco June 24 The Democratic national convention opens with disarray over policy toward repeal of the eighteenth amendment as Carter Glass and Charles Murphy arrive amid behind the scenes jockeying. Rumors of anti dry planks surface from French Lick while uncertain views of President Wilson leave delegates split on the party platform heading into Monday's session.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Glass
Murphy
Cme
Carter Glass
Virginia
Washington
Wilson
Charles F. Murphy
New York
rammany Hall
Jeneh Lick
French Lief
Tammany
Anarchist Riot in Milan Streets
London reports from Rome describe rioting in Milan as anarchists clashed with police near the Sforza palace park. Shops were looted and burned, a lieutenant was killed, and several wounded as tramways were halted during the violence. Authorities arrested many. unions urged workers to return to work.
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LONDON
Rome
Milan
Sforza palace
Reuter
Giornale a
Italia
hicipants
Reuters
Electrical Company Raises Pay Lowers Rate
Boston June 24 an increase of per cent in pay of all Ita employees effective July 1 was granted by the Boston Idi Company about 2000 workers will benefit. At the same time the company will cut electricity prices five per cent for its 148,900 retail customers and lower rates for lighting. Alleged lynchers indicted Duluth June 24 indictments charging murder were returned against three men for lynching three negroes June 25 Leonard Hedman John Burr and Nate Natelson are held without bail at the county jail.
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BOSTON
Ita
DULUTH
Leonard Hedman
John Burr
Nate Natelson
Prisoners flee Nebraska penitentiary wall brief liberty ends
Two prisoners scaled the Nebraska penitentiary wall near noon and were pursued by a deputy warden who fired twice. The men surrendered shortly after, with neither of them apparently armed. The incident occurred in Lincoln, Nebraska, on June 24.
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LIBERTY
LINCOLN
Neb
Nebraska panktentiary
lhem
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Gavin McNab
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Fredich
Minnesota
doge
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Dan’l Bone
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dureau
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McAdoo
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Hornaday
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