Four British soldiers killed and Twenty injured in Dundalk train blast
London reports say four troops guarding the royal party near Belfast died and twenty were wounded when a Sinn Fein mine hit a Dundalk train. Early figures cited up to 40 injured, later revised. Dublin Castle issued the statement via a Dublin correspondent. Ongoing Sinn Fein and government talks continue amid secrecy as Lloyd George circles propose fresh terms. Eamon de Valera reportedly arrested and held before release by British authorities. Continued on Page Two.
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London
George and Queen Mary
Belfast
Sinn Fenners
Dundalk
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Daniel O'Connell
Lin
Iarleys
Progresa A
Sinn -Fein
Re Ns
Satair
Adlock
Tater Tish
Lloyd
Couple Arrested at Depot in Deportation Case
William H. Corbett and Lilly Katsiakas Pappas, a port side couple, were arrested after a disorderly house charge and jailed for awaiting immigration papers. Pappas claimed U.S. naturalization papers, while both faced possible deportation. an attorney said they might be naturalized and sent to Greece.
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William H
Corbett
Katsiakes
Harry Papid
Lilly Katsiakas
Warren
Jones
Esterday
Appas
Pappas
Ation Department
Wasle
Immnot
Flynn
Greece
Backus and Backes Return from Western Outing
WW N. D. Backes and wife return home after a journey covering several western states. They visited towns in Ohio traveled through Ft. Wayne and Clinton Iowa, then via Pe naects Crawfordsville and Zanesville back home. The trip included 10 males and reports.
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N. D. Backes
Ohio
Ft. Wayne
Clinton
Iowa
Crawfordsville
Ind
Zanesville
Grand Theater collapse claims seven lives in Barnsboro
A theater wall collapse after heavy rain toppled the Grand Theater, killing seven people including John Gorman and Mary Hovey and trapping others in debris. Fire from the film explosion spread, operator John Turner died hours after being injured. Rescue work extended through the night as investigators searched for more victims.
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Barnesboro
Ctheater
Chares_ Neavitt
John Gorman
West Over
May Gorman
John’ Gorman
Donald Coy
John Turner
Senator Praises Good Roads Work in Columbus
Senator J. F. Burke addressed state automobile association leaders at the Southern hotel in Columbus. He praised their aid in passage of the truck bill and said it would save taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars and protect roads. He noted benefits to merchants, farming property, home life, and urban development, with Flower of Lorain County and Stone of the Oberlin Automobile Club in attendance.
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J. F. Burke
Southern
Columbus
Ohio
Flower
Lorain County Association
Stone
Oberlin
Automobile Club
Meat Prices Fall at New York Markets in 1912 Trend
Wholesale meat prices in New York drop to levels not seen since 1912. Dressed steers post 16 cents per pound, medium to good beef 14 cents, and common grades 11 to 13 cents. Prices reportedly lower than Chicago despite Chicago’s supply role.
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New York
Chicago
Lorain Bond Clothing Co Faces Suit Over Funds
Lorain firm Lorain Bond Clothing Co is named in a legal action for a matter involving $16,000. Plaintiffs include Charles A. Bend and A. H. McWade as parties in the case.
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Lorain Bond Clothing Co
Lorain
Charles A. Bend
A. H. McWade
Knights of Ku Klux Klan threaten Wheeling Fourth of July
Mysterious letters signed Knights of the Ku Klux Klan threaten Wheeling citizens’ committees arranging a Fourth of July celebration. Mayor Thomas Thoner received the letter claiming the American flag only may be used and denouncing foreign powers. Authorities suspect radical inspiration.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Thomas Thoner
United States
Japan Yields Ground to America
Paris dispatch reports Japan decides to yield on Yap Island and other issues in Shantung and Manchuria. The Debats correspondent notes Tokyo fears Frances England and Germany, while Japan strengthens defenses with outside help. A French mission led by Marshal Joffre is in Japan.
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United States
Germany
Tokio
Japan
France
England
Marshal Joffre
King George to Present International Polo Cup
London June 24 The victorious American polo team will receive the International Cup from King George. The presentation will take place next Monday at Buckingham Palace.
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International News Service
London
George
Buckingham
Palace
Parliament to control foreign policy and treaty debates
A resolution from the Brighton labor conference calls for Parliament to oversee British foreign policy and require all treaties to be debated before signing. Labor opposed prohibition by a large margin, while a proposal to repeal the emergency powers act was carried.
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Brighton
Eng
Labor
Nicky Arnstein Sentenced in DC Conspiracy Case
Justice Siddons sentenced Jules Nicky Arnstein and four co defendants from New York to two years in the penitentiary after denying a motion for new trial. Arnstein and Nicholas Cohn were fined 16,000 each Bowles 6,600 and Sullivan Easterly charged for conspiracy to dispose of stolen securities in the District of Columbia following the Wall Street bond case.
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Internatienal. News. Service
Washington
Justice Siddons
Criminal Court No
Jules ‘Nicky’ Arnstein
Nicholas Cohnbeth
New York
David W. Sullivan
Norway
Bowles
Wile W. Easterly
Afnstein
Cohn
District of Columbia
Wal ‘Street
Warrant Issued for Would-Be Killer of Joe Pokrosz
A warrant was issued and served on Joe Nyuscryak after a midday shooting attempt on Joe Pokrosz. Police guard Nyuscryak at Metorial hospital as doctors report his jaw shattered and bullet lodged in Pokrosz lung. infection risk could prove fatal.
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Joe Nyuscryak
Joe Petrost Yester
Nyuscryak
Joe Pokrosz
Pokrom
Nyuservak
Petition by Elyria Township Residents Seeks Action on River Pollution
Sixty six residents sign a petition to Elyria Township trustees urging measures to stop city sewage dumping along the river north of Elyria and to improve health conditions by addressing the insanitary discharge.
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Township
Trustees of
Elyria
Wes
Abyssinian movement leaders executed after county raid
In Chicago at 2227 hours today Grover C Redding and Oscar McGanivie, figures in the Abyssinian movement, were hanged for the shooting death of Robert L Rose, a sailor at the real lakes Daval training station, during a riot on the south side while protecting the American flag.
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Chicago
Grover. C. Redding
Oscar’ McGanivie
Robert L.rose
Real Lakes” Daval
Vnva
Demonstration Fizzles as Admiral Snowden Arrives in New York
Nearly seven hundred uniformed police watched three blocks around the pier when Admiral J William Snowden Sims arrived aboard the 844 Olympic. He left by automobile for a hotel and the planned Irish sympathiser demonstrations faded to a scattering crowd due to heavy police presence.
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J.william Snowden
Sims
New York
Kot
Selden
York's
Mra. Sims
M.elviras
Mud Hen Vanishes After Fountain Basin Spill Incident
A mud hen attracted attention at the city park fountain basin when it vanished after the overflow pipe cover was left off. A foreign witness cried out that the chicken disappeared into the sewer following its dive for food.
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Elyhia
Money Wagers Fly Over Gompers Lewis Fight
Denver June 24 big money is being wagered over the contest between Samuel Gompers and John Lewis for the presidency of the American Federation of Labor. Bets as high as 17000 were placed by labor delegates, while Lewis reportedly has little to offer. The fight sharpens bitterness and a possible executive council shakeup is predicted.
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Denver
Samuel Compers
John-I- Lewis
United Mine- Workers of America
Angadian Federation of Labor
Gompers
Abor
Bupperim
Lewis
Lewin Bappocere
Shamrock
Second Rail Wage Cut Ordered by Board
A second order cutting railroad wages will be issued by the U S railroad labor board on Monday. The amendment extends wage reductions to about 175 railroad lines previously not included and follows decision 147. Railroads petitioned for inclusion and petitions have been granted.
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Chicawo
S. Railroad Labor Board
Lorain Harbor Death Confirmed an Accidental Drowning
Coroner M E Perry rules John Sullivan a drowning victim after he and a fellow deck hand swam in Lorain harbor. Sullivan disappeared and the partner could not save him. body recovered by grappling hooks near the coal dock. Sullivan lived in Bellville New York and has a sister Mrs H Torney of Astoria Lang Island.
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M. E. Perry
John Sullivan
Lorain Harbor
Sullivan
William E Cory
Passenger Train Narrowly Survives Wreck Near Shawville
A Pittsburgh flyer no 88 had a narrow escape near Shawville west of the New York line when it buckled and partially fell, injuring several passengers including a badly bruised shoulder. Westbound traffic was halted until around eight this morning while eastbound trains cleared. Railroad officials say the wreck occurred in the early hour with the flyer ploughed through debris.
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Death Horserf
Shawville O
New York
Ammonia Gas Fire Evacuates Soda Grill Patrons
Firefighters from the Central station were called to a ammonia gas blaze at the Pargee soda grill yesterday afternoon. Occupants were driven out as fire crews worked about forty five minutes to repair and shut off the valve. Firemen wore special ammonia masks to protect themselves during operation.
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Central - Estation
Ousrtate
Pargee Soda Gril
Duke Weds Boston Girl in Consulate Ceremony
The Duke of Marlborough and Miss Gladys Deacon of Boston wed at the British consulate in Paris at 11 this morning in a civil ceremony. A religious ceremony is planned for tomorrow. Witnesses included Eugene Higgins and Jack Jewel. The couple then went to the Higgins home for luncheon.
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Paris
Duke of ‘Marlborough
Gladys Deacon
Boston
Eugene Higgins
Jack Jewel
Walter Berry
L. de > Renault
Miss Beacon
Miss Deacon
Dutch Proposal Rejected Over Dyambi Controversy
The Dutch government notes on the Dyambi controversy summarized for the State Department are not acceptable. The United States will continue to protest discrimination against American investors in Sumatra offsets, officials stated today in Washington.
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Washington
State Department
Sumatra
Father Wants Child The divorce decree granted Mra.
A divorce decree grants custody and naming rights, indicating the father seeks the child. The text notes the court action and the parties involved though details are limited.
Law text outlines vehicle registration penalties and ownership rules
Attorney General rules that existing vehicle owners may not be required to register again. The statute imposes fines from 25 to 1990 dollars for violations and 75 to 300 dollars per endulation. The document discusses penalties, enforcement, and potential legal challenges regarding registration and transfer procedures.
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Eral
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Polo
King George
Parliament
Nicky
Arnstein
Hue
Gompers Lewis
Mildred Morus
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