Memorial rites for Colonel Frederick W. Galbraith in Cincinnati
More than 4000 packed Music Hall for funeral services of Colonel Frederick W. Galbraith killed in an Indianapolis automobile crash. Officials and military figures from the United States and France attended. burial to be at Arlington with high honors after rites at Spring Grove cemetery.
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Music Hall
Frederick W. Galbraith
Indianapolis
John Herget
France
Aderick N. McMillin
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
Victor Heintz
Galbraith
Marcel Knecht
French Information Service
United States
Calvary Episcopal Church
America
Spring Grove Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Marshal Foeh
Frattee
American Legion
Railroads Offer Citrus Rate Cut to Halt Water Transit Plans
Southern Pacific Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and the Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroads promised rates cut on oranges and lemons by November 1 if citrus shippers abandon water transport development. The plan drew opposition from the California Fruit Growers Exchange and the California Citrus League, which call it an attempt to boycott the Panama canal and throttle coast to coast traffic.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Southern Pacific Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Salt Lake
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Panama Canal
California Citrus League
Retirement of Barton Smith as Grand Commander
Barton Smith the 33rd and Most Puissant Sovereign Grand Commander of the northern Masonic jurisdiction announced his retirement from the office last night. The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Mason held leadership for the United States north region.
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Toledo
Barton Smith
United States
Shoe Dealers Taken To Task In Federal Report
Washington June 11 AP The federal trade commission told the House that abnormal supply and demand wartime conditions caused shoe prices in 1918 and 1919. The report notes large margins for tanners manufacturers wholesalers and retailers and cites a buyers strike in spring 1920. It states 1019 production data from 161 firms representing 62 percent of output and shows earnings substantially above costs.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
House of Representatives
Egt
Mrs Kaber and daughter remanded without bail
Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber widow of Daniel F. Kaber of Lakewood Ohio and her daughter Marian McArdle pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in Cleveland. Judge Maurice Bernon set a June 28 hearing and remanded both women to jail without bail.
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Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel F. Kaber
Lakewood
Ohio
Marian McArdle
Kaber
Maurice Bernon
Texas challenges federal rail and commerce boards in Supreme Court
Texas Attorney General announces that the state has filed suit seeking to strike down the Interstate Commerce Commission and the U S Railroad Board as unconstitutional. The Supreme Court has issued subpoenas requiring both bodies to appear and defend their positions. The suit asks to invalidate laws empowering these agencies and to restrain their actions conflicting with Texas law.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Attorney General's’ Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Railroad Board
Supreme Court
Department
Texas
Labor Board and
A’l
Brother Batch Wins Latonia Derby
Brother Batch won the mile long Latonia Derby at Latonia track on June 11 with Be have Yourself second and Uncle Velo third. Only three horses started in the race.
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Latonia
Brother Batch
Batch
Behave Yourself
Uncle Velo
Hot dogs may be curtailed at Coney Island
New York June 11 AP vendors of hot dogs face labor trouble as the Sausage Stuffers union votes to limit sausage stuffing to eight hours daily while employers demand ten hours at reduced wages.
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New York
Coney Island
Sausage Stuffers Union
Flood district seeks federal loans for flood relief
Senators Phipps and Nicholson of Colorado met with the federal farm loan board to obtain loans for Arkansas river flood victims who lost cattle and crops. Governor Shoup praised relief efforts and sought Red Cross fundraising while reclamation service estimates damages. Military cleanup and feeding efforts were acknowledged as excellent.
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Washington
Phipps and Nicholson
Colorado
Federal Farm Loan Board
Arkansas River
Phi Ips
Shoup
Reclamation Service
Red Cross Organization
Town Marshal A Man Hunter
A. F Gould owner of a taxicab line and Earl Alexander telegraph lineman were shot and wounded near Anita Iowa by a citizen posse led by Art Dean mistaking them for robbers who had stolen six pouches of mail at Arion Town. Gould and Alexander were returning from Valley Junction when halted and shot. Gould sustained shotgun wounds to the right side and leg. Alexander was slightly hurt.
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Atlantic
A. F Gould
Earl Alexander
Anita
Iowa
Arion
Gould
Alexander
Valley Junction
Art Dean
Aanita
Foreigners Are Deported Near Princeton Indiana
A vigilante mob forced several hundred foreigners to flee coal regions in Gibson and surrounding counties near Princeton and Oakland. An American foreman and his family were expelled, with instructions to never return. Additional foreigners leaving a railroad project in Oakland area followed the crowd’s actions as they scattered toward multiple directions.
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Princeton
Ind
Gibson
Illinois
W. E. Cox
Ayrehire District Collieries Company
George A. Enos Coal Company
Oakland
Southern Railroad
Oakland City
Formal Protest Handed Japan over Interference in Kan Par East
Riga June 11 AP reports a formal protest from the Kan Par Eastern republic to Japan over alleged interference in internal affairs. The message via the Soviet wireless service in Moscow says the commandant demands a categorical promise Japan will not aid counter revolutionists at Vladivostok who recently seized that city.
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Riga
Japan
Chita
Moscow
Vladivostok
Finance deals to be examined in Harding era policy
Washington June 11 AP reports financial transactions of international character by American bankers with private banks abroad or foreign governments will first seek government approval under Harding Morgan an international bankers talks. Government and financial interests will not guard a period of leave after negotiations. A west representative bankers conference with President Harding is planned to shape policy on finance and business.
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Washington
Harding
J. P. Morgan
Drowns While Attempting to Find Cool Spot in Casper Pool
Casper, June 11. Alex Firing of Casper wandered into a pool near the North Platte river seeking a cool spot and drowned as Casper sweltered in the hottest day of the year. His body was not recovered.
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Casper
Wyo
Alex Firing
North Platte River
Admiral Sims Disciplinary Action Prompted by Cable
Washington June 11 Rear Admiral Sims loses leave of absence in England after a cable to Secretary Denby orders him to return immediately and report in person to the secretary of the navy. Denby acted without awaiting a reply to a quoted Sinn Fein attack in London.
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Washington
Sims
England
Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Sinn Fein
United States
London
Naval Secretary
Greek Offensive Presses Turkish Front in Asia Minor
Greek destroyers bombarded Karamarsala on the southern shore of the Gulf of Ismid and skirmishes spread along the Turkish front. Refugees flood coast towns along the Black Sea Marmara and Aegean as anticipation of the Greek Nationalist offensive grows.
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Constantinople
Karamarsala
Gulf of Ismid
Asia Minor
Black Sea
Sea of Marmara
Aegean
Body of Missing Child Found in Moorestown Cellar
Authorities in Moorestown New Jersey disclose the discovery of seven year old Matilda Russo’s badly mutilated body buried in the cellar of a home. Police seek 35 year old Lewis Lively as a suspect in the case.
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Moorestown
N.J
Matilda Russo
Lewis Lively
Reformed Presbyterian Synod Defeats Tobacco Ban Resolution
In Pittsburgh on June 11 AP reports a resolution to bar delegates who use tobacco from the ninety second annual synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America was defeated by a large vote. Rev. Dr. R. C. Wylie of Pittsburgh opposed the measure arguing tobacco users should attend to learn better.
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Pittsburgh
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America
R. C. Wylie
Italy Opens New Parliament as King Reaches Out for Unity
Rome June 11 AP reports King Victor Emmanuel opened the new Italian Parliament calling for broad cooperation among parties. He urged unity to rebuild the country and said Italy will continue to work with the Allies on international issues.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Approves Plan to Straighten Viaduct Approach by Short Line
The city council passed a resolution urging the Short Line Railroad to repair and improve the northeast viaduct approach on East Center Street by extending the north wing down North First Avenue toward East Clark Street, per Arm strong’s May 10 plan. A touristic camp lease and caretaker were discussed, with other routine appointments and bids reviewed for the city’s operations.
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First Avenue
East
Clark
Short Line Railroad
East Center Street
North First Avenue
East Clark Street
Amistant
Armstrong
Robert O. Graham
The
Sportsmen's Association
North Thirteenth
Credi l
Graham Urther
W. Cash
Thedhey
Ag Po
Ecoungil
Pomeroy
Trapp
Rudge
M. Howard
Travia
North Fourth
Peter Hansen
X Hotel
Fortune
Ninth Avenue
Lander
Dén
Girl graduates override order in New Orleans protest
In New Orleans on June 11, swarms of girls wearing uncertified floral decorations overwhelmed officials trying to enforce a state order requiring certificates for flowers. State Entomologist Anderson rescinded the order last night.
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New Orleans
Anderson
Ninety-Four Flood Victims Reported in Colorado District
Ninety four people are officially reported dead in the flood zone between Pueblo and La Junta. The AP correspondent and state officers tallied bodies from Avondale to La Junta, with several victims named and local property damage estimated at $500 in one town. A separate Arkansas River drowning incident near Colorado Springs prompted a rescue effort by Mrs. Sellers and attorney B J Stinemeyer.
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Pueblo
la Junta
Associated Press
Colorado Rangers
Colorado National Guard
H. C. Carey
Edward Altman
O Dennis
State Rangers
Rockyford
5 B. Mock
Iarom Genesome
Avondale
Tom Antobee
Nathan Antobee
Lrodella Antobee
Mixsig
Isabel She
Emma Antobee
Vernice Antobee
Joe Antobee
Boone
Finnell
Huerfano River Bridge
T. J. Alkyre
Albert Winnell
Poteet Ranch
Larson
Fowler
D.K. Hunter
Manzganola
Mansanola
Hilaria
Montelongo
Nephesta
H. B. Dye
Hoa City
Colo
Tony
Arkansas
Tony Sellers
B. J. Stinemeyer
Mra. Sellers
Weather Outlook Near Washington for Coming Week
Weather predictions for the week starting Monday indicate above normal temperatures across the Upper Misalesipelon and lower Misaouri valley, Roe Mountains and plateau region. Expect generally fair early conditions with scattered thunderstorms and occasional showers in the north Pacific states.
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Washington
Misalesipelon
Misaouri
Roe Mountains
Plateau
Japanese Farmer Slain Near Galveston
Alveston Texas June 11 AP I Onishi a Japanese farmer of Lamarque twelve miles from Galveston was called to
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Alveston
Texas
I. Onishi
Lamarque
Galveston
Gardner Escapes Custody Again With $200 in Loot
Roy Gardner and accomplice N H Pryon escaped from federal officers on the Shasta Limited at Castle Rock Washington. Gardner seized their revolver, robbed the guards of $200 and weapons, wore the manacles, and fled. He has been repeatedly sentenced to McNeil Island for California mail robberies. Police and posses scoured woods as new details emerged.
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California
Mamie del Secoy
San Francisco
Cal
Julian Serine
Serine
Eugene
Castile Rock
Wash
Roy Gardner
McNeil Island
U. 8
Shasta Limited
U. S
Mulhall
Webb
Gardner
N H. Pryon
Dunsmuir
Calif
Pryon
Hoggatt
Kalama
Wast
McNel Island
San Diego
Roseville
Southern Pacific
New Castle
Neisco
Sacramento
Pacific
Nan Ho
del Paso Park
Castle Rock
Lai
Oregon
Prisoner Claims Frameup In Habeas Petition From Leavenworth
William Cunningham confined in Leavenworth federal prison files a habeas petition in federal district court alleging wrongful 1920 conviction on trip fraud charges tied to a Fort Sam Houston conspiracy involving officers. He cites a long service record and a public denouncement by Senator Hiram Johnson as support.
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Topeka
Kas
William Cunningham
Leavenworth
Habeas. Co
Federal District Court
Herever
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Cunningham
Hiram Johnson Fornia
Receiver named for oil outfit in Pittsburgh base
Federal Judge Anderson appointed Anne Uni as receiver for a Pittsburgh based oil company after a merger action involving the Riter-Co and related securities. The appointment follows a consent by the preferred stock holders and concerns the defer shares and assets of the firm.
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Boston
Anderson
Cial
Than Mer Anne Uni
Hh Company
Acelty and Home
Riter-Co Pitteburgh
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