Terror Reigns in Occupied German Zone
Duesseldorf June 13 AP reports an organized reign of terror in the Ruhr as guerrilla warfare against occupying forces, seen as revenge for Schlageter's execution. French officers face assassination threats. a villa window is shot at and French soldiers fired upon in Ulfrath and Wayne.
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Duesseldorf
Ruhr
Albert Schlageter
Degoutte
Recklenhausen
Ulfrath
Wayne
Frenc
Recklenhausem
Fuller and McGee to plead guilty in stock order case
Edward M. Fuller and W. Frank McGee, held in Ludlow Street jail, announce they will plead guilty to backing stock orders when their trial resumes. The E. Fuller firm failed months ago for about $4,000,000 and they were jailed for contempt for not turning over papers to the bankruptcy trustee as ordered by the Supreme Court.
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New York
Edward M. Fuller
W. Frank McGee
Ludlow Street
E. Fuller and Ecompany
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Brokers Plead Guilty in Bucket Shop Case
In New York on June 13, stock brokers M. Fuller and McGee pleaded guilty to charges in a bucket shop case. They were remanded for sentence Friday following a Franklin L. Link order from West Moreland Tennessee.
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New York
Pees M. Fuller
McGee
New Bucket
Franklin L. Link
West Moreland
Tenn
Capital Urges 1924 Conventions in Washington
Washington June 13 AP local man of commerce sends letters to Chairman Adams and Chairman Hull urging that the Republican and Democratic national conventions of 1924 be held in Washington. The chairman says the capital is the fitting, neutral venue free from entangling alliances. He notes a new auditorium due to be completed by year end.
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Washington
Adams
Hull
United States
Prohibition Chief Receives Presidential Congratulation
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Haynes received a letter from President Hasding praising enforcement efforts during the Shriners convention. The compliment highlights the federal effort to uphold prohibition in the capital.
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Washington
Haynes
Hasding
Epworth League Plans to Oppose Governor Smith if He Runs
Epworth League leaders announce one million members ready to campaign against Governor Al Smith should he seek the presidency. The bishop notes youth influence on prohibition support and urges stronger law enforcement as leagues expand and charter activity rises.
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Epworth
Smith
Chicago
Epworth League
al Smith
New York
United States
Leonard
San Francisco
League
America
Li Yuan Hung Flees Peking as Cabinet Falls
Li Yuan Hung leaves Peking for Tientsin after militarist pressure and police strikes unsettle the capital. Feng Yu Pei commands guards at the station as Premier Chang Shao Tseng resigns amid financial impasse and cabinet turmoil.
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Peking
Li Yuan-Hung
Tientsin
Feng Yupe
Chang Shao-Tseng
Chang Theng
Chang
Pr . W. Yen
W. W. Wellington Koo
United States
Ji Yuan-Hung
Metropolitan Police
Second Annual Idaho Elks State Reunion Planned
Delegates register at Elks Temple and Bannock hotel as Idaho Elks gather for a two day event at Antlers Hall. Highlights include a morning parade, flag day exercises, prize essay readings, and a 20 round boxing match under state athletic board auspices.
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A. Ue
Elks Temple
Bannock Hotel
Piricite
Antlers Hall
T. Segin
C. Ben Rossie
H. BR. Grant
Twin Falls
Ben Ross
Rae
Rusk
R. C. Earley
Jean N. Bistline
Olivers
Harry Hamilton
Velma Ray
R. M. Terrell
Russell M. Brougher
Beatrice Steely
Priddira
Bath
Temple Pharmacy
Commercial Cigar Store
Arthur
Spug Myers
Pocatello
Johnny Trambitas
Portiamd
State Athletic Board
Elks Lodge
Ansion
Elks
Columbia Ha
Idaho Elks Gather for State Reunion in Pocatello
Members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks from across Idaho begin arriving in Pocatello for the second annual Elks State reunion set for Thursday and Friday. Festivities include parades, a flag day ceremony, a boxing bout, a grand ball, and hotel registrations with committee arrangements finalized at a noon luncheon today.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Pocatello
Idaho Elks’ State
Elks’ Temple
Tne
Pecatello Lodge No. 674
Ellis
Bills
Econvention
Antlers
Court House
Pocatello Lodge
Sixth Avenue
Idaho Falle Lodge
East Center
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Beven Pocatello
State Association
American Legion
Shop Employes Band
Italian Ad
Blackfoot Band
American Drum Corps
A. B. Canfield
Main
Clark
Arthur
Bonneville
Fremont
Brady Park
Myers-Trambitas
Temple Pharmacy
Sheriff’s
Police Department
Elks
Columbia Hall
Berlin Ruhr Violence Rises After Dortmund Killings
Dispatches report eleven Germans killed in the Ruhr since the Dortmund assassination of two French NCOs. Deaths include a Dortmund youth, two doctors at Recklenhausen, and a doctor and policeman in Dortmund. Siege decrees and curfew chaos follow with mass detentions and a 2,000,000 mark fine imposed on Wuelfrath.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Sinc
Dortmund
Azid
Recklenhausen
Wanne
Herne
Wuelfrath
German security police jailed for reentry after expulsion
Twenty six members of the German security police were sentenced by court martial here to one year in prison for re-entering the occupied territory after being expelled during the first month of occupation.
Germans pay 60,000 marks for basket of ribboned colors
A Coblenz dispatch reports German workers at Coblenz railway station spent 60,000 marks on a large basket decorated with ribbons in the French colors. They asked French authorities to present it to Marshal as evidence of appreciation for good treatment.
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Paris
Coblens
Ngh
Coblenz
Cross Continent Flight Planned From Garden City
Lt. Russell L. Maughan left Mitchell field for Washington to map a one day flight to San Francisco. He will proceed to Dayton, Moundsville, St. Joseph, Cheyenne, and Salduro in route planning.
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Garden City
N. Y
Russel L. Maughan
Mitchell Field
Washington
Here
San Francisco
Dayton
Moundsville
St. Joseph
Cheyene
Wyo
Salduro
Utah
New Low Record for German Marks
A June 13 AP report from New York notes that the German mark touched a new low, with more than 100,000 marks affected as the currency weakened.
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Centa York
Revolution in London Reports Tumult in Bulgaria
Allied circles fear a Bulgarian peasant uprising supporting deposed leaders still at large. Three million farmers each own rifles and could form a strong army against former reserve officers. Stamboulisky and loyalists reportedly clashed with government forces as he evaded capture.
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London
Bulgaria
Woman First mmn at Ellis Port June 4
A 104 year old woman, described as first in a contest, is noted at Ellis Port with mentions of Harding and Send eral. The brief item references islands and a June event.
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Ellis Port
Fleeing Bulgarian Ex-Premier Escapes on Horseback
Sofia reports former premier Stamboulisky, with one friend, fleeing on horseback through the mountains toward Pirdop, pursued by revolutionary horsemen. Earlier he was seen with Yellow guards from Slavovitza, while troops pursued a detachment. Diplomats note Bulgaria’s farmers remain busy with crops and less prone to arms.
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Sofia
Stamboulisky
Pirdop
Slavovitza
Bulcc
Bulgaria
Sud
London and Moscow Exchange Conciliatory Notes Rise
The AP reports a fresh Russian note amid Paris talks suggests possible easing. London replies with cautious openness while both capitals weigh steps toward broader dialogue on easing tensions and a potential settlement.
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London
Moscow
Coroner's Jury Concludes Mount Death Unsolved
Chicago June 13 coroner's jury investigates the death of Northwestern University student Leighton Mount whose skeleton was found under an Evanston pier six weeks ago. The verdict states Mount died as the result of unknown persons and recommends further investigation.
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Chicago
Leighton Mount
Northwestern University
Evanston
Mount
St Reons
Iond Teoeae
Ship liquor controversy grips a French liner
Nearly half the crew of the French steamer France refused to sail to America again over wine rations under French law. The captain said the ship would return after recruiting replacements from the French merchant fleet. Formal negotiations by the State Department consider treaty power to resolve the ship liquor dispute and probe extending searches to twelve miles to curb rum smuggling and enforce prohibition.
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New York
France
America
Dishe
mer‘College
State Department
Fragmentary obituary notes Ohio native Frances
AP report gives sparse obituary details mentioning Frances with a widow, a sop and two ters. The person is described as a native of Ohio and connected to alana calle eve n leaves.
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Frances
Alana
Ohio
Western irrigation projects announced for fiscal year 1924
Secretary Work announced a program of 18 irrigation projects in eleven western states for 1924. The list includes Colorado studies on the White and Yampa rivers and the San Juan basin, Idaho projects on the Beka river district, and related investigations along the Weber and Warm Springs areas.
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Washington
Colorado
Yampa
San Juan
Idaho
Beke
Weber
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