Londonderry Firefight Drives Troop Movements to Ireland
Five Linn jeiners killed in a brutal barrage as soldiers pounded Londonderry streets. Additional battalions ordered to Ireland amid fears of famine and railway disruption. Sinn Feiners claim Protestant meddling. authorities deny London coercion role. Curfew tensions rise with Ulster volunteers drilling at Strabane.
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Ireland
Londonderry
Sinn
Eet
Misrifal
Neville Macready
Cam
Neville
Ulster Volunteers
Cursonites Ae
Strabane
Dublin Castle
Sinn Fen
Griffith
Newberry to High Court in Supreme Court Appeal
A brief of exceptions and assignment of error filed for Senator Truman Newberry and sixteen others convicted in March on corruption charges in the Michigan senatorial election. Judge Sessiots approved the filing in federal court and the case moves to the U S Supreme Court after the final formalities. Newberry received a two year sentence and a $10000 fine, with all convicts free on bond pending perfection of the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Truman
Newberry
VOIS
Sessiots
Unite States Supreme Court
Leaversworth
Mexican elections are set for April 3
A secretary of the interior issued a call for national professional elections to be held Sunday April 3. The report notes Moestea City June 24 as the current date and mentions a new president to be sworn in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moestea City
Interior
Charles Borschenein of Edwards Ville Seeks Democratic Nomination
Charles Boeschienstein of Edwards Ville, TDL, seeks state representation on the Democratic national slate for Coriaitlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Borschenstein
Edwards Ville
TDL
Mabe Coriaitlee
President Wilson seeks immediate pay award for railroad men
President Wilson sent a message to the railroad labor board in Chicago asking for an immediate wage award for railroad workers. The White House announced the action after WW Doak and other union leaders met with officials. Union leaders warned that without substantial raises, transportation chaos may worsen.
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Washington
Wilson
Messige
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
White House
WW. Doak
Labor Board
Mr. Tork
Brotherhoods
Mr. Donk
United States Railroad Board
Cold storage meat scarce shocks Chicago markets
Chicago reports a shortage in cold storage meat and lard with only about 25 days of supply for normal consumption. The Institute of American Meat Packers notes stock has not been ample in the past year and suggests trimming excess stock during live stock marketing to cover months of scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Institute of Amercan Meat Parkers
Tiger to Aggagel by Marshal Fogh in France Borderlines
An editorial claims former premier entered into agreements with England without public consultation. The piece discusses treason charges and a Paris publication about whether France should receive a share of Germany indemnities and questions the proportional basis of any France gain.
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Tiger To Aggagel BY
Marshal Fogh
England
Aris
Juneus
Mar Shall
Lee Thapyeel
Todtard Dbr
Miasnil
High Court of Justics
Tie Martin
Oeland
France
Germany
Pinghind
Tikeho de Paris
Foreign Office
Tiger
Onheiler
Spa
Clemenceau
Trenason
Clergenceaut
Belgium
Italy
Serbia
Philadelphia Retains Place as Third Largest City
Philadelphia's population reached 7,823,158, per the census bureau, marking a ten year increase of 274,150. The gain stands as the second largest decade rise in the city's history, with a 17.7 percent expansion, following the decade ending in 1910.
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Quaker City
Washington
Philadelphia
Zeno
Important Republican Committee Named for Campaign
The executive committee directing the Republican campaign was named with Hass Wohott as chairman ex officio and Harriet Taylor Upton as vice chairwoman. The body includes Harry M. Daugherty and Christine Bradley Smith among others from multiple states. Ex-officio members include John T. Adams and Clarence B. Miller. Senator Harding approved the committee and will stay in Washington until July 5 before returning to Marion for the front porch campaign inauguration.
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Washington
Wohott
Hass
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
Tarding
Catherine Phillips Edson
California
Manley L. Fosseen
Minnesota
Jake L. Hamon
Oklahoma
John W. Hart
Idaho
T. Hert
Kentucky
Charles D. Hulles
New York
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
Jeannette A. Hyde
Utah
Arthur II
Livermore
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Christine Bradley South
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Hays
John T. Adams
Iowa
Clarence B. Miller
Fred W. Upham
Jlinois
Christine Bradley Smith
Republican National Committee
Harding
Will Hays
Senator Harding
Marion
Bank Robbers Take Up to 18600 in Bonds and Cash
Five bandits robbed the Great Northern State Bank in St Paul. They took between 5400 and 18600 in Liberty bonds and 578 in cash. Cashier Victor Tedman was slightly wounded when he encountered the robbers as he left a vault. a bullet grazed his chest near the heart.
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St. Paul
St. Pau Jan
Great Northern State Bank
Victor Tedman
Unclear text fragment notes tranquil period aside from Villa movement
The fragment mentions a peaceful country with the exception of the Villa movement in Chihuahua, and notes formation bureaus and mats casera.
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Whiwie Mats
Casera
Chihuahua
Injunction Sought to Bar I W W in Kansas
An injunction suit filed in Eldorado district court seeks to permanently bar the Industrial Workers of the World from maintaining the organization in Kansas charging that I W W advocates acts violating the Kansas anti syndicalism law. A temporary writ was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Industrial Workers of the World Organization Advocates
Nkansas
Greek Offensive Against Kemal Pasha Forces Opens
Greek army headquarters reports the start of an offensive against Mustafa Kemal Pasha’s Turkish forces near Smyrna Asia Minor on June 25. The official statement notes Greek advances and staged clashes as the campaign begins.
President Wilson's postterm service demand eyed by institutions
Admiral Grayson, Wilson's physician, says universities and newspapers seek his services after the White House term ends. He dismisses a reported offer from the University of the Philippines of 50000 to 100000 dollars annually as unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Admiral Grayson
Mery
University of the Philippines
Ten Die in Southern Rail Crash Near Huntingburg
Ten or eleven people were killed and nine injured when an eastbound Southern railway train struck a motor truck carrying a picnic party near Huntingburg Indiana. A relief train was derailed near Oakland City requiring evacuation of the injured.
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Evansville
Ind
Southern Railway
Huntingburg
Oakland City
Villistas Cut Railway Line Delays Hit Chihuahua Route
June 24 report states Villistas again disrupted the railroad between Jimines and DParrat in Chihuahua, forcing mining chiefs en route to Parral to wait at Jiminez. ET Paso dispatch notes continued delays and regional disruption.
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Parra
Jiminez
Paso
Villistas
Jimines
Dparrat
Chihunahua
SHOOTS ACTOR IN MISHAP AT PALACE VAUDEVILLE
Chicago June 20 Nitty Gordon a motion picture and vaudeville star and wife of Lord Beresford shot and seriously wounded vaudeville actor Joek A Hack during a Palace Music Hall performance.
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Kitty Gordon
Lord Beresford
Joe A. Hack
Chicago
Nitty Gordon
Joek A. Hack
Palace Music Hall
The Hague Chosen For Permanent World Court Seat
The commission of jurists in session at The Hague has unanimously decided that the permanent court of international justice shall sit in The Hague, as provided by the League of Nations covenant. A separate note mentions a theater incident where actor Hack was wounded by a misfired blank cartridge, taken to the hospital.
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the Hague
Commission of Jurists
Court of International Justice
League of Nations
Tirek Wilson
Hack
American Theatrical Hospital
Damage suits total over a million in Ivanhoe wreck cases
Ninety damage suits aggregating more than one million dollars were filed in Hammond Indiana in the state superior court against the Michigan Central Railway by administrators of Hagenbeck-Wallace circus employees killed in the Ivanhoe wreck. The two year filing limit forced many suits to be brought at the last moment, with 125 suits now on record nationwide.
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Bammond
Ind
Hammond Superior Court
Michigan Central Railway Company
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Ivanhoe
Poles Halt Reds' Advance In Central Front
Polish communique reports sharp artillery along the Irza and Berezina rivers with Bolshevik attacks halted south of the Pripet after severe losses. Richmond A Watts, 82, a former acting adjutant general at the Lincoln conspirators trial, dies in Adrian Michigan.
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Warsaw
Irza
Beresina
Jail Raid Fails as Gunmen Attack Fulton County Jail
Five armed men wounded watchman Webster Stough and bombarded the Fulton county jail at Wauseon in an unsuccessful bid to free Edward O Neill alias Malady, held for a Delta bank robbery. Sheriff McQuillin and Deputy Stevens fired 25 rounds as the invaders fled toward Toledo in a touring car.
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Toledo
Webster Stough
Fulton County
Wauseon
Edward O'Neill
Malady
Delta
Stough
J. B. McQuillin
Walter Stevens
Communists Plan Great Civil War Across Americas
An article reports a united communist party planning armed insurrection in the Americas led from Mexico City. It lists Bolshevik activity in Latin America, arrests by Mexican police, and a Russian leader traveling to Moscow for funds to bolster the movement.
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Third Internationals
Muscow
Mexico City
South America
Fixcelsior
Scite Department
Teexcelsiors
Mexicoan
United States
Ioscelsior
Moscow
Ruesenberg
Americas
British General Kidnapped by Sinn Feiners in Ireland
Armed Sinn Fein raiders seized Brigadier General Innes and two colonels near a Blackwater River fishing hut. Revolvers were held to their heads as the trio were ordered to surrender in the name of the Irish republic, then forced into an automobile. Colonel Danford attempted to flee and was shot dead. Tyrrell remained with him as the captors fled with the general.
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Dublin
Sinn
Danford
Tie
Tyrrell
Reds Issue Proclamation Urging Transport Boycott
A proclamation from the central executive committee of the Communist Party of America urges all U S transport workers to refuse to load or transport materials for Poland, Japan, or any country at war with Soviet Russia, a copy of which was received by the Justice Department.
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Washington
Central Executive Committee
Communist Party of America
Department of Justice
United States
Poland
Japan
Russia
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Smyrna
Villa Wrecks
Hague
World Court
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UNITE
Mexico
American Republics
Mexico City Center
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Allehalf
United Communist Party
Bolsheviki
Arn
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Beecham’s
Lydia E. Pinkham
Casco
Wis
Jules Bero, Jr
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia Einkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Baby
Red Cross
Hunt
Price Jdca
A.8. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Tex
U.S
Atall Druggists
Marine Eye Remedy Co
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