Greece to take Armenia mandate at Hythe talks in Turkey crisis
At Boulogne Greece will offer to assume the Armenia mandate while Greeks premier Venizelos participates in Turkish questions. Lloyd George and Malraux-Marsal arrive with Venizelos for Hythe conference where reparations and Russia are debated amid Allied efforts to defend Constantinople.
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Lloyd George
Ma Jerand
Marsha Foch
Frederic Francois
Mural
Finance
Folkestone
Venizelos
Greece
Turkey
al- Menia
Russia
Germany
Armenia
Carlo Sforza
Italy
M Millerand
Hythe
Francois-Marsal
France
Britain
Secretary Colby Reports Closing Talk With Wilson
Washington June 21 secretary of state Colby had a final conference with President Wilson today before his trip to San Francisco to attend the democratic national convention as a delegate from the District of Columbia He will be one of the president's spokesmen at the convention joining five other cabinet officers who will attend from Texas and other states including Burleson Daniels Palmer Meredith and Alexander.
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Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
San Francisco
New York
District of Columbia
Colby
Burleson
Texas
Daniels
Palmer
Meredith
Alexander
Balmoral Apartments Fire Kills Six in Vancouver
A blaze tore through the Balmoral apartments in a fashionable Vancouver district at midnight, killing six residents and injuring several others. Fire investigators svill determine the cause as crews battle residual flames.
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Vancover
Balmoral
Six Arrested for Speeding in Western County
Six drivers were arrested Sunday by Deputy Sheriffs Cano ning and Billings in the western portion of the county for speeding. They appeared before Justice Julius Peck of Brownhelm, with all convicted and fined varying amounts. Sheriff Backus plans to hire men to curb the practice amid numerous complaints from rural districts.
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Billings
Julius Peck
Brownhelm
Backus
Hogan Dies in Cleveland After Illness
Friends in Elyria learn of the death of H J Hogan of Thirteenth Street in St Johns Hospital Cleveland after a five week illness He moved from Norwalk to Elyria over a year ago and was with Fea Furnace Company He is survived by his widow daughter Irene and sons Howard and Non The body will be moved to Norwalk for funeral services Thursday morning from St Marys Church Conned
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Elyria
H J Hogan
Thirteenth Street
St John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Mr Hogan
Norwalk
Fea Furnace Company
Irene
Howard
Non
St Mary's
Americans Win Opening Games in Net Match
Wimbledon, June 21 Americans Johnston of San Francisco the United States singles champion won his opening round match in straight sets 6 4, 6 2 over J M Flavelle. Norris Williams of Boston also won his first round 6-2, 6-1 over N Field.
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Wimbledon
England
William H Johnston
San Francisco
United States
J M. Flavelle
Johnston
R Norris Williams
Boston
N. Field
Democratic Hosts Gather for National Convention in San Francisco
Prominent Democrats from across the nation head to ward San Francisco for the Democratic national convention opening June 28. The town is pictured with the wholesale district, San Francisco bay, and distant views of Oakland Alameda and Berkeley. San Francisco sees rare snow and averages 51 degrees in winter and 59 in summer.
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U. S
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
Sumer
Lewis outlines platform amid League of Nations debate
James Hamilton Lewis, former Illinois senator and Democratic vice presidential candidate, announces his platform opposing Wilson’s League of Nations as the sole issue. He urges government control of railways, waterways, telegraphs, oil and coal lands, with private or public operation as conditions require. He also calls for protection for Americans abroad and for Ireland.
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Chicago
Jone
James Hamilton Lewis
United States
Illinois
Wilson
League of Nations
Europe
Lewis
Ireland
Elyria Woman Granted Divorce in Local Case
Edna Crombie of Elyria was granted a divorce from Glenn Crombie by Judge Redington this morning on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She won custody of their minor children and alimony for support.
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Edna Crombie
Redington
Glenn Crombie
Abyssinianists Use Rifles in Chicago Rioting
Federal authorities probe deadly Chicago race clash as two white men die and many, including a Black policeman, are wounded. Nine suspects examined for possible espionage or anarchist charges. Investigators flag radical plot over Abyssinian return talk and flag burning.
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Chicago
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Justice
Joseph Fernon
Grover C Redding
Elyria Girl Narrow Escape With City Fireman’s Car
An automobile belonging to City Fireman James Waldron and driven by his daughter skidded on East Bridge street bridge. The car ploughed over the curb and hung front wheels over a thirty foot chasm above the river. The driver escaped injury though the vehicle was badly damaged.
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James Waldron
Cleveland Street
East Bridge Street Bridge
Miss Waldron
Stolen Horse and Buggy Recovered Near Whiskyville
A bay mare and top buggy stolen from Elyria Lumber and Coal Co yard Saturday night, belonging to Walter Fowl. The Lorain County Horse Owners Association alerted members and the rig was found abandoned near Whiskyville the latest night. It marks the first theft of a horse in months.
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Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Walter Fowl
Lorain County Horse Owner's Association
Whiskyville
Federal grand jury probes Bergdell escape in Philadelphia
A special federal grand jury convened in Philadelphia to determine who aided the escape of Grover C. Bergdell, a wealthy man and convicted draft dodger, as of June 2. The proceedings seek to identify those responsible for facilitating the escape.
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Philadelphia
Grover C. Bergdell
Rioting Flares in Londonderry Amid Civil Unrest
Desperate clashes continue as troops withdraw and rioting spreads through Londonderry. Six deaths, multiple injuries, shops closed, and dock workers strike as Sinn Fein and unionists battle across streets. Extra troops are dispatched to restore order.
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London
Londonderry
John Gallagher
Three Shot During Waterbury Riot at Scoville Plant
Three men were shot during a riot near the Scoville Manufacturing Company plant in Waterbury Connecticut. The injured include Lieutenant Richard Leroy of the police, John J Bergin of the company force, and a striker of unknown name. Police believe unrest stemmed from rumors the firm would hire strike breakers.
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Waterbury
Conn
Scoville Manufacturing Company
Richard Leroy
John J. Bergin
Scoville Company
Wilson names minister to Greece in recess action
President Wilson names Edward Capps of New Jersey as minister to Greece in a recess appointment. S. Parker Gilbert Jr. is nominated as assistant secretary to the treasury.
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Washington
Edward Capps
New Jersey
Wilson
Greece
S. Parker Gilbert, Jr
The
Treasury
Call Meeting For June 29th as Rail Strike is Renewed
Washington June 21 a call for a convention of railroad workers to be held at Chicago June 29 to organize a one big union has been published in the Butte Daily Bulletin. Government agents watch the event for possible I W W activity. E E Pride of Northwestern University is listed for contact.
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Washington
Chicago
Butte, Mont
Daily Bulletin
Department of Justice
Butte
E. E. Pride
Northwestern University
Railroad Labor Board
Labor
Exlist
America
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Guard
Curtis Bay
Police Court Hears Crowded Docket Of Drunkards
A busy session of police court heard more cases than this year with five drunks each fined 5 dollars and costs for drunkenness. J H Smith of Lorain paid 25 dollars and costs for operating an automobile while intoxicated. Carliste Johnson was fined 1 dollar and costs for violating the traffic ordinance. William Diederich of East River Street pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was bound over to await grand jury action on a 200 dollar bond.
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J #H Smith
Lorain
Johnson. Carliste
William Diederich
East River St
David Crossmeir
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