Poles and Germans clash near Schimischow castle fire
June 6 dispatches report ongoing fighting between Germans and Poles in the vicinity of Schimischow five miles northwest of Gross-Strehlitz. The castle owned by Count Stabwitz has burned as British reinforcements and tanks arrive. An interallied Silesia commission weighs troop disposition to avoid clashes.
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Germany
Polea
Schimischow—Castle
Stachwitz Burnet
Warsaw
Henry Iwaniski
Polish Flying Corps
Oppeln
Silesia
Schlmischow
Gross-Strehlitz
Stabwitz
Interallied Commission For
Polen
Kattowicz
Alx
Kill husband shoots wife then ends his life in Melrose Park
At Ninth avenue and Lake street Albert Beardsley shot and killed his wife Alice Beardsley, nineteen, then killed himself. They had been separated for two months and she had returned to her parents on Twelfth avenue. He followed, she hid in a saloon, and he shot her then killed himself.
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Melrose Park
Alice Beardsley
Albert Beardsley
Ninth Avenue
Lake Street
Beardsley
Twelfth Avenue
Melrose L’ark
Thirteen Dead in Irish Disorders Across Dublin
In 24 hours thirteen people died amid Irish unrest. A Trinity College student was shot while watching a cricket match. A daring attempt to free Sinn Fein prisoners in Belfast failed as guards were overpowered but alarms sounded and troops quelled the riot.
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Dublin
Trinity College
Sinn Fein
Belfast
Fixes German casualties in World War I
Boston on June 6, Commander William S. Bainbridge of the naval medical corps told the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States that Germany's World War I casualties totaled 6,888,982 after two years of service in Germany. Breakdown: killed in action 1,531,148 missing 991,340 wounded 4,211,481 died of disease 155,018.
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Boston
Germany
William
Bainbridge
Naval Medical Corps
Jin
Association of Military Surgeons of the
United States
Pair Admit Murder in Platte County Tale
Omaha dispatch reports Deputy O D Ledge telegraph to State Sheriff Ivers that Rolla and Della Dehart confessed to murdering John Mize of Platte South Dakota to steal his team wagon and money. They wrapped a coat over his head and dumped the body into the Niobrara river.
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Omaha
O. D. Ledge
Ivers
Rolla
Della Dehart
John Mize
Platte, S. D
Niobrara River
Tulsa Riot Grand Jury Set as Rebuilding Planned
A grand jury in Tulsa will open June 8 to probe the rioting and arson that killed nine white men and twenty-one Black residents and caused about $1.5 million in property loss. Businessmen vow to rebuild the Black district while a relief drive seeks $500,000 to aid homeless residents.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Robertson
Valjean Biddison
Tulsa County
American Legion
Oklahoma National
Dick Rowland
Barrett
Yellow Journal
Bis Talk
State Journal
Self Pity Keeps A Man From Seeing New Chances
The piece argues that a man who believes the world is against him remains trapped in self-pity. He won’t allow others to help or recognize opportunities, missing chances past and present while refusing to open his eyes to seek them.
Article 10 in League Covenant Referred to Jurists Group
London June 6 The League of Nations committee on amendments took up Canada’s proposal to eliminate article 10 and referred it to a jurists panel including Scialola Hurst Fromageot Struycken and Bourquin to define the article’s duties and covenant relations The report will be submitted at the next Assembly meeting Geneva June 6 Fourteen treaties from Britain for registration reached the League secretariat covering Britain Belgium Brazil China Denmark Estonia France Holland Liberia Norway Sweden and Venezuela with commercial and navigation and postal terms noted
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London
League of Nations Committee
Arthur J. Balfour
United States
League
Vittorio Scialola
Italy
Cecil Hurst
Great Britain
M. Fromageot
France
M. Struycken
Holland
M. Bourquin
Belgium
Canada
League of Nationa Assembly
Geneva
League of Nations
Brazil
China
Denmark
Esthenia
Wiberia
Norway
Sweden
Venezuela
Black's Private Car Held in Miami After Theft Case
In Miami on June 6 a private Pullman car belonging to Franci Black valued at $100,000 was seized by a deputy after being released from state custody following the March theft of $8,000 in valuables from the car during Black's Miami visit. A guard surrounds the vehicle as the case proceeds in federal court before Judge T. B. Gorfleet.
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Miami
Fla
Uvarry
Franci Black
Train Kills Wisconsin Pastor in Rail Crossing Crash
Antigo Wisconsin June 6 The Rev I G Grunewald pastor of St Boniface church Antwan died at a hospital from injuries after a car he rode in was struck by a train at a Whitcomb railroad crossing.
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Wisconsin
Antigo
Wis
I. G. Grunewald
St. Boniface Shurch
Antwan
Whitcomb
Liner Renamed Kaiser Wilhelm II to President Harry Ing
New York June 6 The former German passenger liner Kaiser Wilhelm II has been renamed President Harry Ing by officials of United States Mail Steamship Company.
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Warding
New York
Harry Ing
United States Mall Steamship Company
Noted Newspaper Humorist Dies in Cincinnati
Cincinnati June 6 James Hastings known as Luke MecLuke a famed newspaper humorist has died in a Cincinnati hospital at age eighty three.
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Cincinnati
James
Hastings
Luke MecLuke
Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Reported in Brief
The market summary lists wheat futures and cash prices for hard and soft winter wheats with various patent and patent-like grades, rye and hay values, butter and egg prices with grade distinctions, live poultry and iced poultry rates, potatoes onions and onions pricing, plus cattle hogs and sheep price ranges by grade and weight. Notable items include hard spring wheat at 9.06 to 9.50 for short patent, butter on creamery scale with 92 score at 2c over, eggs mostly around 21 to 28c, and prime steers from 8.00 to 9.00.
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Rye Dhour
Roof Garden Twins Party Attracts 129 Pairs In Omaha
An Omaha roof garden party collected 129 twin pairs of all ages. Mr. and Mrs J Roger of Council Bluffs led the honors with three twin pairs. Clyde and Claud, eight, August birthday. Addie and Abbie, six. Floyd and Lloyd, two, all with noted birth dates. Mrs Roger has nine children.
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Omaha
J. Roger
Councils Bluffs
Clyde
Claud
Addie
Abbie
Floyd
Lloyd
Roger
Tourists In Accident Injuring Crowe Family Wednesday Collision
David H Crowe his wife and three children a daughter 15 and two sons 14 and 7 were injured in an auto crash last Thursday authorities reported the incident while traveling through the area remains under investigation by local police and medical staff treated the victims.
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David H. Crowe
Car crashes on Lincoln highway near Lexington injure Crowe family
An autop collision three miles east of Lexington near Val Morgan’s residence left Mrs. Crowe unconscious with a left temple wound and slight brain concussion. Mr. Crowe sustained several scratches, one needing stitches, while the rest of the family had minor injuries. The Ford overturned into a ditch. occupants were freed after glass removal and transported to Dr Bozarth for care. The Crowes were en route to Ogallala for the summer. Frank Morgan assisted.
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Lincoln Highway
Lexington
Val Morgan
Frank Morgan
Bozarth
Crowe
Mrs. Crowe
Telegraph Advertising Warning
A terse notice urges advertisers to support The Telegraph or risk reduced revenue for both publisher and clients. The call underscores mutual financial impact of ads on local paper and businesses relying on its reach.
U P Time Table Sidley Rail Schedule Snapshot
U P timetable lists multiple trains departing Sidney with times from 4 25 a m to 9 15 p m. Local freight trains 262 and 201 run mornings with no Sunday service. Mail only routes appear for select services.
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Sidney
A. m
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Platte, & D
Covenant
Committee of Jurista
Black
U. S
Chicago
Ogallala
St. Paul
U. P
the Moore Studio
Sidney, Nebraska
AVERY
I. P. Tractor
Champion
IFA
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