Bulgaria in Civil War Shocks Balkans
Belgrade dispatches report extensive fighting across Bulgaria with ex Premier Bram boultsky leading adherents on the Maritza banks. Varna clashes intensify as two ex ministers Duperinoff and Alexanderoboff are said dead. Sofia quotes Premier Zankoff claiming a military coup but a peaceful policy ahead.
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Lenden
Belgrade
Bramboultsky
Maritza
Bulgaria
Varna
Jugo-Slav
Sofia
Duperinoff
Alexanderoboff
Zankoff
Bulgarian unrest and martial law reported in 1919 dispatches
London reports martial law in Bulgaria with all newspapers except government organs suspended. Peasants claim military success at Dukutza while censorship spreads nationwide. Vienna notes strict control, but private sources say peasants resist the new regime. Bulgarian ambassadors to London and Paris recalled. Troops sent to Pleven as communists rise against the government.
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London
Exchange
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Dukutza
Vienna
Paris
Sofia
Plevna
Bandits Release Last of Captives From China Train
Eight men, including four Americans, the final group of 27 foreign prisoners seized by Chinese brigands from the Shanghai Peking Express near Suchow on May 6 arrived at the Tung Hsing mines near Tsao Chwang. They traveled from Taotzuki in sedan chairs and on donkeys, under an outlaw escort, and were joyfully welcomed by relatives at the mine compound.
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Tsao Chwang
Shanghai-Pekin Express
Suchow
Tung Hsing
Taotzuki
President Li Juan-Hung Held Aboard Prisoner Train
Li Yuanhung president of the Chinese republic is a prisoner aboard his special train at the Tientsin Central railway station after fleeing from Peking. Troops under Wang Chen-Ping governor of Chiha province surround the train while the American consul is allowed to enter but forbidden to confer with Li.
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China
Tientsin
Li Juan-Hung
Chinese Republic
Central
Peking
Wang Chen-Ping
Chiha
Jay C. Huston
Bank in Hands of Examiners Lincoln Wayside State Bank
The Wayside State bank at Wayside Nebraska in the northwestern corner of the state has been closed and is in the hands of Examiner G S Eastman. Secretary J B E of the department of trade and commerce says the failure was caused by insufficient business to keep the bank going and that its reserve was exhausted.
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Examiners
Lincoln
Wayside State Bank
Wayside, Neb
Examiner
G.S. Eastman
J. BE
Department of Trade and Commerce
Lausanne Conference Deadlock Persists Over War Damages
London report cites continued deadlock at the Lausanne talks as Turks refuse to meet foreign war damages demands, insisting Greece bears responsibility for the war.
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London
Tulsa Faces Worst Flood in Its History
The Arkansas River rose above flood levels not seen here since records began, driving between 3,000 and 4,000 residents from their homes as Tulsa endures its worst flood in history.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas
Fire Drives 1000 From Capitol Building in Chicago
A blaze swept the Capitol building once the Masonic temple forcing more than a thousand evacuees to flee down 17 flights of stairs. Fire crews battled the columns of smoke as residents crowded streets awaiting word on the incident. The building’s status and damages were not immediately clear.
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Chicago
Capitol Building
Masonic Temple
US to permit sealed liquor imports under 12 mile search rule
Washington reports the United States government may allow foreign vessels to bring sealed liquor supplies into American ports if an international agreement extends the search and seizure limit to 12 miles. The proposal hinges on reaching a broader pact governing maritime inspections and enforcement.
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Washington
United States
Major General Leonard Wood to receive Roosevelt Medal
Washington announces that Major General Leonard Wood is among three named to receive the Gold Medal from the Roosevelt Memorial Association for distinguished service to the American people.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Stoesevelt
Mermorhirl
Anglo American Pact Aims For $4 Billion Repaid Over Sixty Years
In Dusseldorf General Degoutte prepares a decree to seize Ruhr valley private industries for reparations while punishing resistance with up to 15 years prison and heavy fines. In Washington the Anglo American debt funding pact for repaying $4,000,000,000 over 62 years is formally signed, marking a first high repayment arrangement under wartime loans.
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Dusseldorf
Ruhr Valley
Degoutte
Éetafla
Stuhr
Addion
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Treasury
Sir Auckland Geddes
Mellon
Many Federal Prisoners Released
Washington reports immediate release of more than twenty federal prisoners convicted of war law violations. President Harding, before departing west, ordered continued detention for nearly as many more and acted on 158 clemency cases. Justice officials call it a record, granting 30 conditional and 14 unconditional commutations, one full pardon, restoring civil rights to 27 freed prisoners, and denying 84 applications for clemency.
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Washington
Iurding
Freezing Weather Describes Cold Spell Across France
Extreme cold grips France with temperatures dropping below freezing in Charolles Saone-et-Loire. Chambrey Savoie reports heavy snowfall. Livestock suffer as sheep perish from exposure in several districts.
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France
Aris
Charolls
Saone-et-Loire
Chambrey
Savoie
Funeral Procession Delayed by Union Strike Action
In Chicago a funeral procession was briefly halted when the hearse driver, a member of the conductors and stable men, was ordered off by the business agent of the union. A temporary stoppage occurred as the dispute unfolded.
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Chicago
Cunisters
Busiess
Union
International Rotary Meeting Opens Fourth Annual Convention
Delegates from 1,450 clubs across 26 countries gathered in St Louis for the opening of the fourth Rotary International convention. The assembly includes members totaling about 90,000 as the global service body begins its proceedings.
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International Rotary Meeting
St. Louis
Internaional Rotary
Guaranty fund not liable in failed bank case
Lincoln Neb The guaranty fund holds 44000 deposited by County Treasurer McCandless of Cas County in the now failed People's Bank of Anselmo, as AG Untisman contends in a brief filed in license. Lincoln About 85 percent of Nebraska corn acreage was planted by June 1 with weather causing seed and stand damage from heavy rains. Alfalfa harvest delayed one to two weeks. Winter wheat damage ranges from 50 to 29 percent across several counties, about 40 percent ready for first week July harvest, rest in second week. Spring grain ranges from average to good. Tree fruit prospects not as good as expected.
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Guaranty Fund
Lincoln
Neb
Wable
McCandless
Cas‘ar County
People’s Ank of
Anselmo
Nitsman
Nebraska
Early Progress Seen in Mexican Question Talks
Washington reports that the joint commission at the Mexican capital is nearing agreement on all questions. Commissioner Warren telegraphed progress as negotiations proceed very happily. Harding plans a two month absence on his Alaska trip last week in the capital.
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Washington
Joint Commission
State Department
Warren Sayng
Harding Bett
Standing of ball teams at end of week in Nebraska
President Harding may attend Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha next fall amid floods along the Platte River. A youth loses a foot in an accident. a 14 year old boy and a horse were killed by lightning. A big band meet is planned for Omaha. Postmaster Woodward seeks pension, state roundup postponed, and several local injuries and deaths reported. Nebraska weather brings flooding, rescues, and school appointments in Fremont, Lincoln, and Beatrice areas.
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Harding
Omaha
Platte
Ashland
Albert Beville
Carl Christeson
Mitchell
Middle West
James I. Woodward
American Legion
Lincoln
Joseph Franssen
Hastings
W. R. Pate
Alliance Schools
Peru Normal School
Fremont
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Holy Name Church
N. M. Hepperson
Lutheran Hospital
Beatrice
Jack Burton
Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union
de Witt
Big Blue
Charles C. Snyder
Robert
Albert Slingsbee
Arcadia
Fremont Island
Platte River
Nebraska
Wood River
Cairo
Ravenna
St. Michael
St. Libory
Ruth Gunn
E. &. Gunn
Roy Lamley
North Bend
Bryan
J. J. Tooley
Broken Bow
M. 2. Sullivan
O'Neill
A. J. Barac
Peterburg
Pr. A. Boedeker
Nehawka
C. H L. Maxwell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lincoln Highway
Columbus
Adams Stamp and Stationery Company
St. Louis
Picnic plan for Union Pacific shopmen near Columbus
The Nebraska division of Union Pacific shopmen plan their annual picnic, likely at Shady Lake near Columbus, for the month’s latter part. J. W. Herrod reports officials visited and are selecting the site. the event may draw 2,500 workers and families arriving on special trains from both division ends.
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Union PaCific
Nebraska
Shady Lake
Columbus
J. W. Herrod
New Dairy Courses at Lincoln Offer Two Six Month Programs
The School of Agriculture at Lincoln will offer two new full time dairying courses next fall. One trains men as herdsmen and dairy farm managers, the other prepares students for creamery jobs. Courses run six months starting October 8. Send inquiries to the Agricultural College at Lincoln.
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School of Agriculture At
Lincoln
School of Agriculture, Agricultural College
Serious Kidney Ailment Warns Sidney Residents
In Sidney many suffer kidney related aches mistaking them for overwork or worry. Mrs. P. D. Etherton reports relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills, noting back pain and nervous misery improved. Price 60c at dealers. ask for Doan’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Sidney
P. D. Etherton
Military Ave
Doan
Etherton
Foster-Milburn Co. Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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