Denzel Chester Acquitted in Florence Barton Murder
Kansas City reports Denzel Chester was acquitted by a jury of murdering Florence Barton. Jurors cited lack of proven motive as the reason for the acquittal after a brief deliberation. Chester smiled as verdict announced and shook hands with jurors.
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Kansas City
Denzel Chester
Florence Barton
Emory Trapp
Chester
Crimina Court
Latshaw
Kanenas City
Barto
Miss Lorenceton
Cameron L. Orr
Guwayman
Ward Winter
Allas
Pueblo Disaster Witness Recounts Harrowing Scenes
C A Railback, former Colorado Springs official now a Santa Fe special agent at Pueblo, described the Pueblo fire and flood devastation as beyond description. He rushed to communicate for a relief train, noting hundreds of lives lost and many city blocks gutted by fire and flood.
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Railback
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Raitback
Santa Fe Motor
Union Pacific
Hee
Rityerm Crews-Beggs
White and Davis
Ub’s Trunk
King Lumber Yard
State Insane Asylum
Union Depot
Seventh Street
Royalist Officers Acquitted in Treason Trial
Vienna June 4 Major General Joseph Hummell formerly of the Austrian army and eleven other ex officers were acquitted by a special court. The men were tried on charges of treason connected with the late attempt by former Emperor Charles to regain the Hungarian throne.
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Vienna
Joseph Hummell
Charles
Danish Lutherans Hold Convention in Biakr Neb
National convention of the United Danish Evangelical Lutheran church elected N. C. Carlson of Royal Iowa as vice president of the synod. Officers named include Rev A W Lund secretary Otto Hansen treasurer and C I D Skew to the church council. Delegates voted to keep Dana college in Blair.
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Biakr
Neb
United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
N. C. Carlson
Royal
Iowa
A. W. Lund
Minneaollie
Minn
Otto Hansen
Lair
C. ID. Skew
Racine
Wis
Church Council
Dana College
Blair
Reichstag backs Wirth government in confidence vote
Berlin June 4 AP report shows the Reichstag voting 213 to 77 with 48 abstentions to show confidence in Chancellor Wirth and his cabinet.
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Berlin
Reichstag
German Liner Is Renamed Harding
The German liner formerly known as the Miner is renamed Harding in New York after a naming decision announced on June 4. The move affects ship registration and public records, signaling a rebranding by the maritime company.
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Harding
Vienna Workmen Protest Daylight Saving Rhythm
Vienna workers refuse clock time and will work on summer time, serving notice on employers. The protest, spreading from factory to factory, follows the rescission of the daylight saving law as farmers and workers in Vienna resist the time shift and cultivate gardens.
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Vienna
Tulsa Race Riots Prompt Guard Mobilization And Arrests
Tulsa officials say 31 lives were lost and about 1.5 million dollars in property damaged amid race riots. National guardsmen evacuated to Ft Sill as 352 militia entrained. 30 white men arrested as vandals. A.J. Smitherman and brother A H Smitherman sought for questioning. 27 year old Robert Hanson died bringing white death toll to ten. Local city and county officials remain in control with deputies and former service members assisting.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ft. Silly
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
A. Hi. Smitherman
A. J. Smitherman
Negro Sisters
Robert Hanson
Caref Gustafson
State Guardeen
Court upholds street meeting refusal in Mount Vernon case
In Brooklyn the court ruled Mount Vernon was within its rights to bar a Socialist street meeting on October 2, 1920. Socialists argued the action violated free speech. Separately, Andrew B. Straup was named federal prohibition agent for the border department with El Paso HQ, replacing James Shevlin. Dudley Snyder became federal prohibition director for New Mexico.
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New York
Jume 4
the Socialiata
Brooklyn
Mount Vernon
Socialistas
Washington
Andrew B. Straup
Albuquerque
N. M
Border Department
el Paso
Texas
Dudley Snyder
Clayton
New Mexico
Arizona
Stroup
James Shevlin
Snyder
Antonio Lucero
Reformed Radical Graduates With High Honors
Frank Tannenbaum, 28, once a mab leader and radical, graduates from Columbia University as an honor student and gains Phi Beta Kappa key. He served a year in jail for leading a mob against churches in 1914 and denounced laws, but now reportedly discarded his radical views.
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New York
Frank Tannenbaum
Mab
Columbia University
Phi Beta Kappa
Tannenbaum
Women Delegates to Peace Convention Sail for Europe
The American delegation to the Woman's International League of Peace and Freedom heads to Vienna for the July 10 to 16 convention aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam. Chicago figures Jane James Alice Hamilton Dorothy North Mary Smith and Chicago’s Kehn. New York’s Florence Kelly join 20 delegates and 10 alternates. Addams of Hull House presides. all have prepaid $10 for meals amid Vienna’s food and currency regulations.
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New
Woman's International League of Peace and Freedom
Vienna
Nieuw Amsterdam
Europe
Jane James
Alice Hamilton
Kehn
Dorothy North
Mary Smith
Chicago
Florence Kelly
New York
United States
Addams
Keane Executed by Firing Squad in Barracks Square
Thomas Keane, condemned by court martial for unlawful arms possession and taking part in an attack on police at Singland, was executed by firing squad in the barracks square this morning. Large crowds outside offered prayers and sang hymns during the execution.
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Limerick
Ireland
Thomas Keane
Singland
Keane
No Action Taken on Dividend by Calumet and Arizona Mining
New York June 4 AP Inability to obtain a quorum of directors postponed the quarterly dividend. The dividend was reduced months ago from 1 to 50 cents a share. The company’s plants are currently closed.
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New York
Calumet and Arizona
Coreir
Weather outlook for next week across regions
Weather predictions for the week starting Monday forecast normal temperatures with considerable cloudiness and local showers in the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions. Southern Remy Mountain and Planteau regions Pacific states expect fair conditions with normal temperatures.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Remy Mountain
Planteau
Pacific States
Automobile Stills New Innovation at Jaume 4
An AP report notes a new automotive invention by Edison Jr linked to Jaume 4. The item claims a 16 year time frame for solving a key problem in engine efficiency and production by the inventor and manufacturer.
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Jaume 4
Edison, Jr
Automobile
Japs Withdraw From Island Yap Report
Tokyo reports Japanese forces will pull back from Yap in the south central Pacific. The withdrawal includes the island itself and nearby waters, with wireless installations reportedly protected by a police force attached to civil administration. Several destroyers remain as guard ships in the area.
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Tokio
Effie
Yap
Troops Attack Men Over Pay Dispute At Local Cash Farm
Federal judges denied a writ of habeas corpus in a case tied to pay demands and a proposed administration of the live stock industry. The episode involved officials including the director of a median school and the vice of education amid military actions and a committee plan to reclaim funds.
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Ted
Federalx
Lynne
Juane SR One
A. E. Gale
Ambiguous Notice Received by The Tribune
The note was handed to The Tribune this morning by C. H. Fish Jr. and involves questioning over an object described as a belated item tied to a named purpose. Further details are unclear from readable text.
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Tribune
C. H. Fish, Jr
Des Moines School Teacher Miss Sara Thursdale Found Dead
The body of 24 year old Sara Barbara Thursdale, a country school teacher missing since Thursday, was found by Boy Scouts near Valley Junction. Police say she was criminally attacked and murdered, her head crushed with a bottle while walking from school to the Valley Junction car line.
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Des Moines
Sara Barbara Thursdale
Valley Junction
Here
Thoredale
Bsheila
Vailey Junction
Acquittal in sinking of Allied hospital ship
German authorities freed Neumann from charges over the sinking of an Allied hospital ship. He was acquitted on grounds that he acted under orders from his superiors and within higher command directives.
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Eetamn
Neumann
Mondell Introduces Irrigation Bill Headlines Northwest States
Washington reports Representative Mondell of Wyoming introduced a house bill to allow Arizona California Nevada New Mexico Utah and Wyoming to negotiate for equitable Colorado River water apportionment for irrigation development. Binding effect requires approval by each state legislature.
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Washington
Mondell
Wyoming
Ublican
Congres
Arizona
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Colorado River
Masked Attack on Steamer Mitchell Injures Eight
A party of masked men boarded the ship Mitchell in Hampton Roads and attacked the crew, injuring eight severely and several others lightly. A naval detachment responded but attackers escaped before help arrived. Chief Officer Henry L. Dodge identified the raiders as strikers and said they aimed at the chief engineer, who was not aboard.
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Old Point Comfort
Shipping Board
Mitchell
Hampton Roads
Henry L. Dodge
Oer
Seedgt Id Thay Partictedy Eeaghe
Pope Benedict Names Two Prelates in Rome
Rome June 4 AP Pope Benedict announces Monsignor John T O Connell of Toledo Ohio named apostolic protonotary and Monsignor Albert Petrasch of Lincoln Nebraska named domestic prelate in the day’s appointments.
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Rome
Pope Benedict
John T. O'Connell
Toledo
Ohio
Albert Petrasch
Lincoln
Neb
Polish and British Forces Tighten Grip in Silesia
June 4 dispatch reports Allied troops reinforcing in Silesia as Polish and British units maneuver near Kattowitz. German troops suffer beatings and executions amid food shortages, with coal and medical supply cuts worsening the district’s distress.
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Silesia
President Harding Visits Senator Knox Near Valley Forge
President and Mrs. Harding depart Washington by motor at 8 30am for a weekend at Senator Knox's Pennsylvania home near Valley Forge. A picnic luncheon is planned along the Susquehanna River en route.
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Washington
Harding
Pennsyvania
Senator Knox
Valley Forge
Susquehanna River
Cossack Leader Semenoff Arrives in Vianivostok
General Semenoff, noted Cossack anti Bolshevik leader, arrived in Vianivostok today aboard the steamer Sbodo Maru, signaling a development in regional anti Bolshevik efforts.
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Vianivostok
Semenoff
Colorado Flood Ravages Eastern State Causes Massive Losses
Pueblo reports 1500 to 3000 dead and over 10 million dollars in damage as floodwaters from the Arkansas and Fountain rivers inundate eastern Colorado towns. Reports detail washed houses, stranded residents, ruined rail lines, and widespread crop and livestock losses across cities including Longmont, Berthoud, Boulder, Loveland, and Sterling.
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Pueblo
Colo
Arkansas
Fountaine
Denver
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Te Ae Aan
Celo
Associated Press
Longmont
Berthoud
Conovers Agate Werr
Johnstown
Superior
Frederick
Dacona
Boulder
C. W. Richards
Erie
Park
Big Thompson River
Sterling
Broomfield
Loveland
George Arndt
Arndt
Denver—City
Platte River
Globesville
Cherry Creek
Robert Keith
Denver Electric Company
Mineral
Colocado
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Knox
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Rockies
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Loghe
Carl Davis
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