Nicaragua Faces Potential Invasion By Costa Rica
The Nicaraguan legation says Tinoco masses forces on the frontier as Costa Rica thaw ends, while Nicaragua protests aid to rebels. The United States is urged to land Marines to deter a border invasion and protect canal and bases interests.
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Bor
Washington, D. C
Nicaragua
United States
Costa Rica
State Department
Tinoco
Liberty Party
Zelaya
Legation
Department
Guanacaste
Irias
Sediles
Santos Basa Usaga
Chamoro
Gulf of Fonseca
Atlantic
Germany
Yaquis On The Warpath In Sonora Shootings
Nine American mining men report at least two Americans and 30 Mexicans killed in the La Colorada district of Sonora during the past two weeks. They arrived from the area and sent a statement on conditions to the state department in Washington with copies to Senators Thomas Johnson Smith Ashurst.
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Nogales
Ariz
la Colorada
Sonora
Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
California
State Department
Washingon
C. S. Thomas
Hiram Johnson
Marcus Smith
Henry F. Ashurst
Bulgarian Army Mobilization Denied by Bulgarian Lega
Washington reports that the Bulgarian lega has officially denied a Balkan news dispatch from Copenhagen claiming the Bulgarian army has mobilized.
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Washington, D. C
Lega
Copenhagen
Charters Revoked for Winnipeg and Edmonton Unions
Washington DC Martin F. Ryan of the board of railroad car workers announced at AFL headquarters that the charter of two Winnipeg unions and one Edmonton union has been revoked amid reports of funds diverted to a proposed “one big union” campaign.
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Carmen
Washington, D. C
Martin F. Ryan
Board of
Railroad Car
Winnnipeg
Edmonton
American Federa‘tiom of Labor
Austria stripped by peace terms and new republic
The St Germain peace talks opened with Austria asked to reply within 15 days to the allied terms. Austrian Chancellor Karl Renner pledged loyalty to the terms and declared the republic free of the Hapsburg dynasty as Clemenceau announced the conference pace and translations. The treaty follows the German outline with changes for Austria and new states, preserving minority protections and economic conditions.
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St. Germain
France
Austria
M. Clemenceau
Lansing
Henry White
Orlando
Italy
Paderewski
Poland
Arthur J. Balfour
Col. E. M. House
Marshal Foch
General Bliss
Benson
Wallace
Wilson
Clemenceau
Paul Durasta
Karl Renner
Renner
Doctor Renner
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
Hoover Commission
Germany
Terms of Austrian peace treaty outlined
The accord requires Austria to accept the league covenant and labor charter, renounce non-European rights, recognize Hungary's independence, bind war criminals to Allied trials, and accept German-like economic terms and transit freedoms. Frontiers and minority protections, dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian navy, prohibition of submarines, and no military or naval air force are specified, with Austria gaining Adriatic access and borders finalized by a mixed commission. The Brest-Litovsk nullification and restitution rights for Russia noted.
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Austria-Hungary
Austria
Serbia
Germany
Kingdom of
League of Nations
Hungary
Bavaria
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Republic of Austria
Bulgaria
Greece
Poland
Roumania
Jugo-Slavia
Brest-Litovsk
Russia
Adriatic
Anarchist bombs kill five across the nation
A series of late night blasts struck Washington Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh and New York killing five people and injuring many. Targets included Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer Senator Claude Swanson Judge Charles C Nott Jr and other officials in a coordinated act linked to Mayday threats. Authorities guarded residences and investigated possible Italian Red involvement amid scattered fragments and a found Italian American dictionary.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Boston
Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury Municipal Court
Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Pittsburgh
William H. Thompson
W. W. Sibray
Bureau of Immigration
New York
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Court of General Sessions
Newtonville
Mass
Leland W. Powers
Philadelphia
Paterson
N. J
Palmer
Senator Swanson
Ira C. Copley
Illinois
R Street
Copley
Twenty-second Street
Sheridan Circle
Palmer House
Twenty-first
Twenty-second Streets
James R. Ellerson
Mr. Palmer
du Pont
Sheridan
Army
Navy
Congress
Pullman
Capitol Police
Secret Service
Mar
Pth
Charles C. Nott Jr
Judge Nott
Mary
Inggre Nott
A. H. Martin
Supreme Court
R. F P. Lydon
Owen Eagan
Bureau of Combustibles
Judge Lydon
John J. McKay
Nott
William Travers Jerome
Charles S. Whitman
Jerome
Whitman
Bombs disrupt leaders homes in several cities
A wave of bombings in Cleveland Pittsburgh Boston and Philadelphia damaged homes and other buildings late June 3. Targets included Mayor Harry L. Davis judge W H Thompson and Justice Albert F Hayden. No serious injuries reported.
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Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Judge
Pittsburgh
United States District
W. H. Thompson
Highland District
West End
W. D. Sibray
Bureau of Immigration
Libray
Boston
Mass
Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury Municipal Court
Wayne Street
Newtonville
Leland W. Powers
Massachusetts
Congress
Philadelphia
Our Lady of Victory
Louis Jagielky
Jagielky
Thirty-first Street
Texas Governor Asks Cavalry For Border Guard
Governor Hobby of Texas sent a war department request to call out two brigades of Texas cavalry for guard duty on the border. He cited the Angeles-Villa actions in northern Mexico, border fear of raids, rising ammunition smuggling, and petty crimes as justification.
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Austin
Tex
Hobby
Texas
War Department
Texas Cavalry
Angeles-Villa
Mexico
Explorers Believed Lost Off Lower California
San Diego June 7. Los Angeles and northern California scientists, part of an exploring party, are believed dead after a big storm off lower California.
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San Diego
Cal
Los Angeles
Northern California
Lower California
Market Prices For Flour Hay Cattle Hogs And Lambs
Readable market summary lists flour categories with prices per barrel and sack, hay grades with price ranges, and livestock quotes for cattle hogs and sheep. Specific figures cover prime steers, choice steers, yearlings, cows, heifers, hog weights, and lambs with implied bid ranges and dockage notes.
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Ferro Costa Rican
Frontier
Uncle Sam
der Republic
Republic
News OF World
Victory
New York Stock Exchange
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Springfield
Charles P. Ford
Jose Inez Davis
Mexico City
Oaxaca
Herr Levine
Red Flag
Munich
Abendzeitung
Augsburg
Herr Nissen
John H. Towers
Navy Transatlantic
Paris
Merle B. Arnold
Polk, Neb
Siberia
Chicago
Winnipeg
Gray
Trades and Labor Council
Pershing
Philip’ Sohn
One Hundred and Ninth Infantry
American International Corporation
International Mercantile Marine Company
The
Mercantile Marine Company
House
Judiciary Committee
Adolph Neurad
Family Wine and Liquor Dealers’ Association
Simmons
Cook
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