Gar Crash On Cedar Point Road Leaves Injured Women
A morning automobile crash on Cedar Point road injures two young women, Martha McDuffy and May Moore, with serious spine injuries to McDuffy as car occupants J R Allen and Earl Bemis face police court charges. Dairyman Charles Sigier’s wagon overturns. driver’s account cited by Detectives Le Gear and Dean.
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Cedar Point Road
Mar McDuffy
Charles Street
Bon Secour
Charles Sigier
Sigter
Martha McDuffy
Moore
Sree Ata
Jwas
Ead
Sen
Mr. Sigler
Newsies at Ride and Beach Party Report
About fifty Newsies and News-Item guests joined the circulation department for a city‑to‑beach outing. They rode to Monroe Park, enjoyed boxing wrestling and tug of war with splintered rope and several draws, then feasted on sandwiches soda and fruit before more games.
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Monroe Park
C. Morgan
Red
John O. Stuards
Man Brought to Police Court Over False Patrol Call
Leroy Claiborn testified he could not remember calling for a police patrol at 2 AM to St. Joseph and Congress street claiming robbery by two women. He posted 500 bond for six months or 10 days in jail.
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Leroy Claiborn
South Royal Street
St. Joseph
Congress Street
Papidin Andene
Claiborn
Lees
Bolshevik advances reported along Polish line sources say
An official statement circulated by London reports Bolshevik forces moving along the Polish front with advances noted to the north and south of Gaeta. The report mentions a fireman identified as s. M. White and cites officers Kruse and Kuppersmith of the Southern Rail.
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Kruse and
Kuppersmith
REDS
London
Eaage É Gaeta
Thers
Weather Forecast for Abington and Mass
The weather update notes areas Abington and Massachusetts with unclear readings. Partial text mentions June 11 and a temperature around 55. Exact conditions and details are not readable.
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Abhington
Bulls Active In Pools at Market Start
New York stocks opened with modest bull pools amid expectations of higher call money rates. Steel, equipment, shipping and chemical issues rose up to two points, led by Lackawanna Steel, Haskell and Barker, Mercantile Marine Preferred, and Industrial Alcohol. Cotton in New Orleans drifted lower on favorable belt weather and boll weevil concerns, with May consumption projections and private reports shaping early losses before bids steadied.
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New York
Lackawanna Steel
Haskell and Barker
Mercantile Marine
Mexican Petroleum
New Orleans
Three Convictions Trigger Auto License Revocation
The police court announced that three violations of traffic laws including speeding reckless driving or passing streetcars while discharging passengers will revoke a license and record kept. Recorder D H Edington and Police Chief P J OShaughnessy stated the measure and enforcement. Horace Lenkore fined 10 dollars for passing a streetcar and speeding 28 mph on Government from Dearborn to Jefferson. S R Green fined 2 dollars or two days for improper lights.
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Pee Recorder
D. H. Edington
P. J. O’shaughnessy
Horace’ Lenkore
Royal and Madison Co
Cook
Dearborn
Jefferson
S. R. Green
Auto Club Plans to Aid Anti Speed Drive Effort
Automobile Club to hold a members meeting tonight to form a plan against fast and reckless driving and traffic law violations. Officials say a future policy for traffic regulation will be adopted and club members urged to cooperate with police. Senator John A. Rogers and State Engineer W. da Senator will outline proposed measures and funding under a pro rata share.
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The
Automobile Club
Ripe
Uae
W. da
John A. Rogers
Saatong
Admiral Knapp at Barcelona Today
Barcelona dispatch says Admiral George A. George, aide to the American mission at Lisbon, is in Barcelona today aboard ship.
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Admiral Knapp
Barcelona
Oe Iece Tees
George A. Dorgey
Eehtion
Loisbon
Plane fall injures six near Elmire country
Six people were seriously hurt when their plane fell about 2,000 feet near Elmire. The incident occurred as the aircraft was flying over the country area, with injuries reported at the scene and to medical evaluators.
Prison Camp Changes Likely Demanded After Inspection
State prison inspector Dr. Glenn Andrews found unsanitary housing and mixed white and black prisoners under one shed at the Broad and Congress county camp. He questioned the stable location near City hospital and noted prisoners were only four hours at work due to long travel. The report to Governor Kirby will push for major reforms in operations, housing, and sanitation.
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Broad and
Congress Streets
Glenn Andrews
Sta‘s
Thomas E. Kirby
Andrews
Tealing
Etta Miles
Porns
Uncle Sam Cannot Ignore European Affairs
London dispatch reports The Daily Press urging the United States to abandon isolation as the Republican convention in Chicago looms. It argues American sentiment must recognize global entanglements and that a Republican nominee could reverse Wilson era policies, highlighting America’s rise to world power and the need to engage with Europe and Asia.
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London
United Press
United States
Buchard
Asia
Daily Press
Chicago
Wilson
America
Delegates Named for American Legion National Convention
Captain Leon Schwarz of Mobile named delegate from Alabama division to the national convention in Cleveland. At Aniston state convention Mobile will send three delegates Harry Murray Herbert A Feiberman and Fred C Brown representing Chickasaw post.
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Leon” “Schwarz
Mobile
Sta
Alabama
American Legion
Cleveland
Anniston
Harry Murray
Herbert A. Feiberman
Lamar Y. McLeod
Fred c. Brown
Chickasaw
Penrose Improves and Engages With National Convention
Philadelphia June 11 Senator Boies Penrose is markedly better and can leave his armchair for the first time in days. He maintains direct wires with the Chicago Republican convention and his allies say he helped shape the party platform on the League of Nations plank.
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Philadelphia
Boies Penrose
Chicago
State refuses money to return prisoner
Detective Frank Curtin was sent to Montgomery to secure requisition papers for L. E. Neese alias W. W. Neel, wanted in St. Louis on a robbery warrant. The return voyage to Mobile was hindered by unapproved expenses, delaying Neese’s arrest as a counterfeit suspect and leading to confusion over the warrant and the suspect’s capture.
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Frank Curtin
Montgomery
L. E. Neese
W. W. Neel
St. Louis
Mobile
Neese
Agottie
Sind
Tiana
Seouek
Mrs Catt Elected Chief at Geneva
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt was unanimously re elected president of the International Women Alliance at the morning session in Geneva and the decision was announced by the Associated Press.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Carrie Chapman Catt
O International Women Alliance
G O P Plans to Be Riddled by Enemy Fire
Chicago June 11. Republicans plan to press key platform planks in San Francisco. Democrats will attack the railroad guaranty section and the high cost of living while defending Democratic management of financial affairs and the federal reserve system. The League of Nations issue hinges on the nominee.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Democrats
Congress
Shack
Faree
Federal Reserve
League of Nations
Mobile Shrine Party Heads to Portland for Supreme Council Session
Abba Temple members of Mobile and their wives prepare to depart Saturday for Portland Oregon aboard three special sleepers. Led by Alex Hancock and Dan Jett, the group will tour St. Louis Kansas City Pueblo and other cities with a drum corps and Arab patrol parade.
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Abba Temple
Mobile
Portland
Orgeon
Supreme Council
Louisville
Nashville
Alex Hancock
Abba
Temple
Dan T. Jett
Arab Patrol
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pueblo
Cal
Colorado Springs
Ogden
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Spokane
Leavingston
Mont
Yellowstone Park
St. Paul
Chicago
Sid W. Coan
Jett
M. T. Spr
Dudiep Selph
A. J. Stock
H. Schramm
F. Sherman
H. M. Stevens
R. B. Turner
Miss Dreaper
V. Wood
E. Breele
Sage
J. Howard de. 4
C. Turrentine
F. Armour
I. Lichbach
Ray L. Davis
A. A. Adams
RL. Boswell
A. Buerger
R. H. Bartel
T. M. Barber
C. W. Bowling
R. H. Coffin
Hottest Day Greeted Chicago Convention Delegates
Chicago June 11 delegates faced scorching heat as they filled the hall early hoping to end the convention soon. Leaders debated nominations portions while the crowd waited, with talks of Wood and Knox amid heat and anticipation.
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Chicago
United Press
Ohnson
Auditorium Hotel
Hiram
Wood
Harding
Poindexter
Washington State
No Bets Offered on Probable Nominee in Chicago
In Chicago on June 11 betting on the convention’s first choice for president was scarce. A prominent party member said bets were being kept out of sight while a few wagers, such as on Sproul, lingered but were not solid. Real betting was limited and unclear.
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Senator Lodge
Will Hays
John Meyer
Chicago
Roosevelt
Raneey, P
Pittsburgh
Theodore Raneey
Sid Mnuttera
Iakak “Aeleenane
Old Guard Fails to Clinch Nomination on First Ballot
Chicago June 11 report on the Republican convention shows no single faction able to carry the nomination alone. Major candidates include Wood likely to lead first ballot with Lowden as strong second, Butler and Harding seen as compromise options, while Sproul Knox Hoover Coo lidge and Pritchard loom as long-shot contenders.
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Gother
Damfino
Shira Cor
Alben i
Knox
New Hampshire
Douglas Robinson
New York
Wood
Dr. Butler
Sproul
Johnson
Coliseum
Delaware
O T. Coleman du Pont
West Virginia
Reuben
Harold D. J
Prese
Chicago
Old Guard
Elon
Frank Hitchcock
Wood Camp
Frank C. Lowden
Fovernor
Nicholas Murray Butler
Warren Harding
Calvin Coolidge
J. C.pritchard
Jacob L. Hamnan
Coolidge
Morrow
Poindexter
Butler
Henry Allen
American Relief Reaches Mexican Center of Plague
Vera Cruz reports the arrival of the US destroyer Harding with physicians nurses and medical supplies marking the start of city measures against bubonic plague. Newsboys and bootblacks organized to kill rats as strong guards patrol roads and tracks are torn up to prevent departures.
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Vera Cruz
United States
Harding
U S Packers Extend Credit to Germany for Foodstuffs
Washington reports an extra 46 million dollars credit to the German government from large American firms for meats and other foods. The aid, 10 million more than last year, will cover deliveries over the next 22 months.
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Washington
Department of Couree
American Commission
Berlin
Italian Strike at Bari Ends After Clashes
Rome dispatch reports the Bari strike ended and order restored after fierce clashes between strikers and police. Central News cites hundreds of Italian anarchists arrested as a consequence of the unrest.
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London
Bari
Rome
Roma
Wood praised as greatest administrator since Lincoln
Governor nominated him and J Allen of Kansas praised Wood for Cuba work and Gary steel strike handling. Allen cited Wood’s leadership from WWI era, noting his global view, business acumen, and record as a capable organizer who can guide the nation through complex international and economic currents.
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Camp Funston
Jackson
Grant
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Allen
Wood
Gary
Ind
Impo
Liincoln
Cuba
Bela
Plot alleged to target prince marriage sparks riot offices bombing
A fragment reports an alleged plot tied to a prince's marriage, with references to a bombing of foreign riot offices and tensions described by a Tokyo blog and Japanese language press. The wording is sparse and uncertain, but the gist notes plans involving Prince Li and Bar on Saito as named figures.
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Baron Saito
Tokioge
Nippu
Jiji
J Guage
Tok
Prince Li
Austrian Cabinet Resigns in Postarmistice Move
Vienna reports the Austrian cabinet led by Dr Karl Renner resigns after armistice agreements. New government expected to be formed as the nation seeks postwar stability.
Cholera Reports Ripple Across Honolulu Kobe Dispatches
Partial OCR text notes cholera cases and dispatches reaching Kobe and Honolulu. The fragment references Nipis language publication and ongoing international health coverage.
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Honolulu
Kobe
Acc Wa
Ere
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Lowden
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