Northern Ireland Parliament Opens as Unionists Take Seats
Belfast scenes mark the opening of Northern Ireland's new parliament with all unionist members present. Lord ONeillian elected speaker and Craig outlines cabinet, while King George to open parliament June 22. Police arrest suspects amid security. In Cork, Crown forces seize 100 Sinn Fein members after a Millstreet battle. three Sinn Feiners killed, 12 wounded.
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Ireland
Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
Hugh O’neillson
Lord O'Neill
James Craig
Dawson Bates
H. M. Pollock
Marquis of Londonderry
J. M. Andrews
A. Richdale
King George
Viscount Pitzalan
London
Shecates
Pees Reali Fy
Fekis
Kingom
George
Une
Cork
Crown
Irish Republican Army
Mill_stret
Three Men Executed in Ireland for Murders
Dublin June 7 three men convicted of Irish orders were executed this morning. Edward Foley and Patrick Maher were executed for killing a Royal Irish Constabulary sergeant at Knocklong. Constable William Mitchell was executed for killing Magistrate Dixon of Dunlavin County Wexford.
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Dublin
Ireland
Edward Foley
Patrick Maher
Royal Irish Constabulary
Knocklong
William Mitchell
Dixon
Dunlavin
County Wexford
Allied Force Takes Control in Upper Silesia
British infantry detachments entered Gross Strehlitz in Upper Silesia and assumed control of the city after detrainment at Gleiwitz. Polish outposts withdrew as the train moved through, with no further clashes reported along the line. A French officer and several NCOs accompanied the British.
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Silesia
Royal Trish Infantry
Upper Silesia
Gleinwitz
Ievy
Gross-Strehlitz
Roads Renew Wage Dispute Before Board
Chicago reports the railroad labor board ordered reduced wage scales for Denver and Salt Lake trains and engines crews starting July 1. Western roads Trinity and Brazos Valley Illinois Central and Southern Pacific pushed to roll back 1920 wage gains amid high costs and strong business signals.
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Denver and Salt Lake
Railroad Labor Board
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Salt Lake
Western Railroads
Southern Pacific
Ilinois Central Systems
Trinity and Brazos Valley Railroad
Texas
K C. Lily
Lily
Farmers Need Credit, Bankers Urged to Aid Reds
Des Moines June 7 AP extension of adequate credits to the farmer was urged as the paramount duty of the American banker by J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau federation before the Iowa Bankers association. He said reconstruction requires such credit, supported a co operative marketing drive, and urged country bankers to affiliate with the Federal Reserve system and extend discount periods to nine months for grain and up to two years for livestock papers.
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J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Bankers Association
Howard
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Identified Dead From Pueblo Jod List Released
A Pueblo information bureau list of identified victims from Pueblo Jod is published with many names including Mary Gray, John Forreous, E B Cary, Lillian Clark, Mary McAlister, Miss Sarah Byrd, and others. The list is incomplete and officials note possible duplicates and misidentifications.
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Colo
Ted
Information Bureau of the
Colorado Rangers
Rangers
Mary Gray
Mire’ Hubbard
John Forreous
E. RB. Cary
John Still
Lillian Clark
A. L. Chaubel
A. E. Clark
D. Sladie
Dorothy Wertz
Westcott
T. Hall
R. G. Doris Deaber
Frank Irwin
Henry Miller
Minnie D. Shatto
Minnie D. Sladie
Mrs. Shaddie
Pueblo papers publish under handicap in Colorado
Pueblo Star Journal and Pueblo Chieftain publish editions under difficulties. Both papers run four page morning editions and rely on AP leased wire via a hallway wire set at First Baptist Church. Telephone service starts with several lines in use and AP wire reaches from Denver by Sunday afternoon.
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Pueblo
Colo
Pueblo Star-Journal
Pueblo Chieftain
Chieftain
Associated Press
First Baptist Church
Telephone Company
Denver
Mrs Southard Arrives Frisco in Murder Case Custody
Lydia Southard, charged with the murder of her fourth husband Edward Meyer at Twin Falls, Idaho, arrived in San Francisco from Honolulu in Idaho deputy sheriff W. H. Ormsby and his wife escort. She shields her face from photographers and heads to Twin Falls for the trial as authorities note possible poison in other relations. Vincent Southard, her naval husband, has permission to attend the trial but remains in Honolulu.
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San Francisco
Lydia Southard
Edward F. Meyer
Twin Falls
Idaho
Honolulu
W. H. Ormsby
Southard
Twin Falla
Ormeby
Vincent Southard
Two youths shot by masked men in Dublin incident
In Dublin on June 7 a man was shot and badly wounded by a ricocheted bullet while walking with a woman, and a boy was wounded as he tried to ride away. Police described masked assailants and noted the shooting occurred near a basements area.
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Dublin
CIA Ca Fes
Zionist officers resign after convention clash at Cleveland
At the fourth annual American Zionist convention in Cleveland the officers were repudiated and resigned following a 153 to 71 vote disapproving the president’s annual report. Julian W. Mack of Chicago led resignations with 35 members of the national executive committee and the secretary also leaving their posts.
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Harding
Cleveland
Ame Zionist Organization
Earl
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Bess Judge Mack
Louis D. Brandeis
Washington
Stephen 8. Wise
New York
Vic
Harry Friedenwald
Baltimore
Nathan Straus
Jacob de Haas
Palestine Department
Reuben Horchow
Bernard Flexner
Felix Frankfurter
Cambridge
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Green Bay
Wie
Jonas Rosenfield
Dallas
Whweitzer
Ant Louis Lipeky
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Silver
Frenkgorr
Zioniat
Pham
Zioniam
Circulation Drops Noted in June Report
The June circulation figures show a drop from the previous month with an estimated 867.42 readers or units cited, amid a broader decline in total money metrics, with overall totals reaching 5 4 0 8 and 258 203 in unspecified units.
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Pnat
First Train Out of Pueblo Since Flood
The first peement train to leave Pueblo since Friday’s flood will depart at 3 p.m. today on Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe tracks bound for Denver. The trip carries residents stranded outside Pueblo and will stop at required points, per Colorado Rangers announcement.
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Colo
Atchison
Railroads Lose 4.5 Million in Pueblo Flood Damage
Three principal railroads entering Pueblo face estimated losses totaling 4.5 million dollars. AT&SF shows 2 million, Missouri Pacific 1 million, and Denver Rio Grande 1.5 million. Relief efforts include Colonel Caples coordinating water sterilization, garbage cans, and 15 days of rations while a refugee camp is established in Mineral Palace park.
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Colo
H. A. Tice
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Mr. Tice
Missouri Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
E. B. Orr
Ft. D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Trinidad
National Guard
Salvation Army
Red Cross
American Legion
Caples
Colorado Springs
State Hospital
Mineral Palace Park
Platte River Reaches Flood Proportions in Denver
June 7 reports from Denver AP describe sudden rains in the mountains swelling the Platte River. Water encroached lower areas flooding more than a score of frame homes and forcing evacuation of 24 inmates at a women’s hospital. Fire and police patrols along bridges and warnings from mounted police attempted to curb flood spread.
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Platte
Lower
Weet Colfax
Larimer Kreeta
Severa
Bleventh
Zulcireets
Mississippi & Banta
West Highth Avenue
Chinese Seek Plan on Arms Expenditure Policy
London June 7 reports a Chinese representative informs the league that Beijing intends to urge the league assembly to recommend no limitation on spending for armaments. The message stresses government support for unrestricted military expenditure.
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London
Ekellington Koo
League
Pueblo flood relief bill slicks through Congress
Washington and Pueblo reports show a $1,000,000 emergency relief measure introduced in both houses by Colorado lawmakers to aid flood areas. Governor Shoup thanked President Harding while army relief efforts expand. dead and missing rise as Pueblo struggles with dock, river, and debris recovery.
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Relief Funds Sought by Talerats Delegation in Congress
A congressional conference in Washington discussed using a million dollars in relief aid only for distress relief, not property restoration. Senators Phipps Nicholson and Reps Hardy Vaile attended at the White House and War Department. Harding and Weeks supported federal action to help the Pueblo district.
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Senate
House
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Harding
Pueblo
Congress
Weeks
Talerats
Pueblo District
Elks Deliver the Spot Cash to Aid Flood Sufferers
New York June 7 AP Hylan appointed to raise funds for relief from ravaged Pueblo. The board voted to use leftover money from prior similar efforts. Rodman Wanamaker named chair. a representative will go to Colorado to supervise distribution of New York fund. Dubuque Iowa June 7 AP Pre Robinson wired $10,000 for flood sufferers and urged more funds.
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Hylan
Pueblo
Mate
Rodman Wanamaker
Colorado
Dubuque
Robinson
Elks Lodgy
Rush L. Folland
Arene
Colorado Aerings
Flooded Platte River continues rising in northern Colorado
Reports from Denver say the Platte River in Greeley near Masterson and Boulder areas swelled after two days of rain, washing out four bridges and damaging tracks. A 50 year old man, Richer, drowned in Fort Collins while attempting to escape flood waters as residents evacuated.
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Associated Preas
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Greeley
Platte
Mastera
Old County
Salle
Hinton Pavitte
Iara
Lamer
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