Pirates at Atlantic Coast Rumors Stir Debate in Washington
Opinion questions whether American crews are being seized by pirates off the Atlantic coast or abducted for Soviet Russia. U S agencies are investigating missing ships and a doomed crew reported aboard vessels, with coast guard, navy and other departments coordinating searches and inquiries.
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Atlantic
Soviet
Russia
Washington, D. C
United States
Wea
State Department
Treasury Department
Atlantic Coast
Nadyy
Weareh
Department of Commerce
Ih Reids
Portland
Janeiro
Brazil
Hewitt
Sulphur Company
Tariff Bill Edges Toward Completion in Washington
Washington sees a draft tariff bill nearing finish with administrative provisions and the American valuation plan at the core. Republican Ways and Means members are poised to back the plan, save for Representative Green of Iowa, while Senate prospects remain uncertain amid battles over reciprocal trade provisions and potential amendments.
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Washington, D. C
Ways and Means
Representative Green
Iowa
United States
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
Ithmal, Foreign Trade Coubells
Senate approves meat packing bill after seven-day fight
In a 45 to 21 Senate vote the regulatory meat packing bill passed the House, heading to conference. The measure, backed by Republicans and Democrats, sets rules for packers under the secretary of agriculture with teeth added by Kenyon and others, while removing small butchers from scope and prohibiting deceptive practices.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
House
Agriculture Committee
Sterling
South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Trade Commission
Kenyon
Iowa
la ¥Oil Ette
Wisconsin
Heywood Gats Big Ovation at Third International
Riga William D. Haywood of the I W W, who fled to Russia, received an ovation from delegates to the Third Internationle in Moscow. A Moscow paper says he was introduced as a man with twenty years of pans sentence was hanging. He once led Russians who fled to America, but that story notes American workers escaped to...
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Heywood
Riga
William D. Haywood
I. W.W
Russia
Monatov, Says
Moscow
Hangig
America
Chicago
Big Tim" Murphy
Dearborn Station
Big Tim
William Driggs
Murphy
Gas House Workers’ Union
Vincenzo Cosmano
Edward Geirun
Dupes
Ralph Teter
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Great Northen Railway Company
Volin
Rapid City
Lake
Traverse
Big Stone Lake
Huron
Charles Knadle
Arrest in Thorsadale murder deepens Des Moines case
Arthur Jordon a baker and husband of three, was arrested as Sheriff Robb extends probes into Mies Thorndale's woods nearby Hittle Schoolhouse death. Police records show prior assault arrests with no convictions, as investigators link Jordon to the Ta-The murder scene a mile and a half south of Valley Junction.
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Des Moines
Arthur Jordon
W. E. Robb
Thorsadale
Jordon
Robb
Mies Thorndale
Hittle
Valley Junction
Pollice
Bride of John J. in Chicago
A wedding notice reports the marriage of Miss Ogden to John J. in Chicago amid society circles. Names cited include Mr and Mrs J Ogden and the groom’s family connections.
Bomb Victim Named in Washington Explosion Scene
Washington reports indicate Captain J Ball of New Haven was among injured in a blast at a grounds event. Investigators describe multiple injuries from the explosion and note ongoing medical treatment. officials stress safety and ongoing inquiries.
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Washington, D. C
J. Ball
New Haven
Tha Os Grounds
Dempsey Named as Co-respondent in Oklahoma Divorce
In Pawhuska Oklahoma a petition filed by J R Boulanger seeks divorce from Lilly Boulanger alleging she carried on clandestine correspondence with Jack Dempsey of Los Angeles California a married man known to the defendant as a married man The petition names Dempsey as co respondent and identifies Boulanger as an Oklahoma Indian.
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Dempsey
Pawhuska
Okla
March Retires November 1
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Peyton C. March, chief of staff, will retire from active service on November 1. He will be succeeded by Gen. Pershing on July 2 and depart in that interim. The announcement followed by a note on related military changes and a separate report of a widow shot by a robber.
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March
Washington
Peyton C/ March
Will Tétiis
Sergica
Pershing
Weekn An Comiead
Washington moves to lift wartime contract probes
Attorney General Daugherty announced a Justice Department probe into major wartime contracts with the government. A special bureau will oversee the inquiry with President Harding’s approval. The aim is to expose unfair deals and clear fair practices, informing the president at the end.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Harding
Boston man slain by Polish rebels in Upper Silesia
Karn Born, a Hamburg machinist who escaped Mysiwitz region, says Louis Snyder of Boston was beaten to death by Polish insurgents on May 29 after showing an American passport. The attack was led by a Polish squad leader with others joining in.
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Berlin
Louis Snyder
Boston
Mysiwitz
Upper Silesia
Karn Born
Hamburg
Snyder
Born
Arabs to Take Over Mesopotamia Plan Unveiled
London announced that British administration in Mesopotamia will be replaced next summer by an assembly and an Aftab ruler Gur with elections by the people. Winston Churchill, secretary for the colonies, disclosed the plan in the House of Commons.
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Mesopotamia
London
Gur
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Cala Admits Role in Kaber Murder Near Buffalo
Salvatore Cala, 31, arrested near Buffalo, admits involvement in the Daniel Kaber killing from Cleveland two years ago. District Attorney Moore said in a message to Ohio authorities after Cala was captured.
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Kaber
Buffalo
Salvatore Cala
Den
Daniel Kaber
Cleveland
Moore
Ohio
Cala
Leach Wins Minneapolis Mayoral Election
George 4E. Leach is elected mayor of Minneapolis by a majority of 14,787 after complete unofficial returns. Final tallies show Leach 78 124 votes and Van Lear 63 337 across the city.
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Leach
Minneapolis
Minn
George
Thomas van Lear
van. Lear
Sugar Drops to Four Cents as Puerto Rican Prices Drag
New York traders noted a record low for five years as 24,500 bags of centrifugal sugar sold at 4 cents. Renewed pressure on Porto Rican sugars contributed to the decline, signaling continued weakness in the market.
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New York
Girl Burned to Death in Poplar Bluffs Fire
Cluta Dee Osborne a 5 year old girl of Poplar Bluffs Missouri died when her clothing caught fire as she attempted to learn how to smoke. The tragedy occurred at her home and authorities are investigating possible causes and safety failures.
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Poplar Bluffs
Cluta Dee Osborne
United States to Contemplate League Meeting Absence
State Department reports the United States will likely not attend the upcoming League of Nations meeting in Washington. The session will consider mandates for former enemy countries. Cyril E. Woods of Greensburg Pa was named ambassador as part of Harding's selections.
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League
Washington, DC
United States
Council of the
League of Nations
State Department
Cap
Woods
Spain
Whebington
D. C
Cyril EB
Greensburg
Harding
Speth
Joseph E. Wir
South Dockta
A. L. Ford
State College
Gregory
H. E. Dawes
Brookings
South Dakota
Anti-Saloon League
Emerson E. Hunt
Northwest Department
Federal Enforcement Service
Dawes
South Dakota News Briefs Prompt Local Updates
South Dakota communities report a reorganized Carthage volunteer fire department, August meetings of Sioux Falls osteopaths, Fourth of July at Lake Madison, and 28 graduates at Wessington Springs Junior College. Other items include a Redfield grandstand fire, trout stocking in the Black Hills, a Mitchell concussion recovery, and plans for frontier day in Belle Fourche.
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Carthage Volunteer Fire Department
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Lake Madison
Wessington Springs
Redfield
Black Hills
Federal Fish Hatchery
Spearfish
Harry Meyers
Mitchell
McMaster
Belle, Fourche
Masonic Lodge
Dell Rapids
Brookings
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