Dublin Strong for the Treaty in Irish Elections
Dublin results show 72,285 votes for pro treaty and independent pro treaty candidates versus 10,920 for republican panel nominees. Seven treaty advocates held in Dublin city with four opposition seats shifting to pro treaty independents. Seán O Ceallaigh. other figures include Mrs Clark, Countess Markievicz defeated. Mellows and other republicans lose seats. In Belfast, shots fired near Stormont castle. attack thwarted by police. incendiaries found at Cromac Street. Frontier blockade at Clones lifted. traffic resumes after three months.
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Dublin
Dublin City
Eirmann
Antis
Alaborite
Eamon de Valera
Sean O'Ceallaigh
John O’kelly
Sinn Fein
Paris
Tom Clark
Markievicz
Joseph McGraw
Tom Johnson
Craig's
Belfast
Stormont Castle
James Craig
Cromac Street
James
Lady Craig
Griffith a strong leader at Cavan and offalys division result
Belfast reports Arthur Griffith chairman of the Dail Eireann led the Cavan poll with 13 104 votes. In the Leix and Offaly division of Old Kings and Queens counties Al Cavin led the poll with labor and modest reforms. Kevin O Higgins and F Bulfin, pro treaty panel members, were elected on the first count.
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Griffith
Belfast
Cavan
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Lelx
Offaly
Old Kings
Queens
al Cavin
Labor
Moresty
Kevin O’higgins
Recentl
Arthur Griffith Tondon
F. Bulfin
Rail wreck injures twenty near Leadville Colorado
A Denver and Rio Grande Western No. 2 train derailment east of Tennessee Pass injures twenty people, three severely, as four cars and a dining car leave the track while Shriners head home from a San Francisco gathering. Rescue teams rush the injured to nearby towns.
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Leadville
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Tennessee Pass
Ralida
San Francisco
O’connor
Rio Grande
Mexico to take part in Brazil independence centennial event
Mexico City reports that Mexico will participate in Brazil's centennial independence celebration. A committee led by Jose Vasconcelos will depart in August aboard the gun boat Coahuila for Rio de Janeiro. The Mexican exhibit is being prepared and a top police band will join the delegation.
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Jose Vas‘ncelos
Coahuila
Rio de Janeiro
Republic
Kilbane Loses World Featherweight Title in New York
New York June 20 The New York state boxing commission ruled that Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland vacated his world featherweight title after meeting the challenge of Johnny Dundee of New York Kilbane will no longer be recognized in New York state as champion.
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New York
The
New York State Boxing Commission Today
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Hsm
Johnny Dundee
Kilbane
New York State
ALIEN PROPERTY RESTORATION PROPOSED BY ADMINISTRATION
Washington reports that legislation sanctioned by President Harding would return about thirty thousand German and Austrian properties seized during the war to owners valued at ten thousand dollars or less. The plan would allow partial payments up to the ten thousand dollar limit for properties over ten thousand dollars.
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Harding
Republican House
White House
House Rules Committee
Supreme Court
Senate
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Indiana
Walsh
Massachusetts
Robinson
Arkansas
Borah
Bursham
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Capper
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Curtis
Dillingham
Dupont
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Ernat
Fernald
France
Fretiaghssen
Gooding
Herrald
Jones
Kellogg
Ladd
Lemroot
Ludge
McCormick
McCumber
McKinley
Lean
McNary
Moses
Nelson
Newberry
Nicholson
Norbeck
Oddie
Hipps
Poindexter
Shortridge
Smoot
Spencer
Sterling
Sutherland
Townsend
Wadsworth
Wilde
Dial
Glass
King
Myers
Pomerene
Salanson
Underwood
Williams
Fe Tm
Montana
Georgia
Postminster
Car Dives Into Payette River in Idaho Forest Crash
Deputy supervisor Franis Wallis of the Payette national forest in Idaho drove off a 60 foot embankment into the Payette river. He swam to the bank after exiting the wrecked car, which was swept away. Wallis sustained a broken arm and is now recovering.
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Francis Wallis
Payette National Forest
Idaho
Payette River
Guy B. Haines
Forest
Emmett
R H. Rutledge
Ogden
Wallis
Argenta Used as Prison Ship in Belfast
The former United States shipping board vessel Argenta has been refitted as a prison ship in Belfast Lough to confine internees captured by the Ulster government. A hundred cells with wire netting are being installed. transformation was kept secret for fear of arson.
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Belfast
United States Shipping Board
Argenta
Ulster
Belfast Lough
Foot and Mouth Disease Again Breaks Out in England
London reports a renewed outbreak of foot and mouth disease in England with over 100 cattle certified as infected in Derbyshire. Slaughter began to prevent spread as a new wave affects the pig population in Birmingham and surrounding areas.
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London
England
Derbyshire
Gham
Miners Confer With Shopmen Over Strike Plans
Cincinnati June 20 AP Inter est centers on a conference tonight between miners and railroad shop crafts unions officials to map out a coordinated strike plan. B M Jewell head of the railway employes department and John Lewis UMWA president discussed the agenda. Big four chiefs not expected to attend. members not affected by recent railroad labor board decisions.
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Cincinnati
B. M. Jewell
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Yester
Big Four
Transmation
Railroad Labor Board
Rails’ Alliance
Chicago
Vote The strike vote solid among railway unions
Chicago June 20 AP A formal reply is being prepared by the railroad labor board to leaders of ten railway unions who warned that a strike will be authorized if the current referendum favors suspension of work The board will not send the reply for several days Union headquarters rush the vote to be counted by next Saturday when the general committee of ninety meets to canvass returns Fifty thousand ballots cast by shop crafts employees are reported almost solid for a strike by John Scott secretary of the railway employees department AF of L
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Chicago
United Stats Railroad Labor Board
John Scott
Raiway
American Federation of Labor
British workman claims bricklaying championship
Browne laid 70 bricks in the Oxford Theater Workington Cumberland over two years. If he had worked under union rules he would have laid 450000 bricks in the same period. The 150 by 50 feet building seats 1400, and locals call it Browne's monument.
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Oxford
Workington
Cumberland
Browne
Penfield Dies After Short Illness in New York
Frederic Courtland Penfield, age 67, former U.S. ambassador to Austria Hungary, died at his Fifth Avenue home after a brief illness. A noted diplomat on Egypt and international relations, he was born in East Haddam, Connecticut, and served as envoy to Austria Hungary from 1913 to 1917.
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New York
Frederic Courtland Penfield
U. S
Austria- Hungary
Fifth Avenue
Penfield
Austria
Egypt
Neeries
East Haddam
Conn
U( 8
Menetian
Sharper Takes in the Salt Lakers
Wm. E. Davenport alias Everett, formerly in San Quentin for fraud by posing as Harry Thaw, is under arrest in Salt Lake City on charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly used several girls to sell tickets for a lecture on crime, but the theater refused him rental and the girls say they were not paid the promised weekly wages.
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Salt Lake City
Wm. E. Davenport
Everett
San Quentin
Clifornia
Harry Thaw
Delver
Davenport
Strike breakers barred under martial law in Utah district
Major Elmer Johnson commands state troops in Vesper Utah under martial law as orders prohibit mass importation of strike breakers. The action targets disruptions in the local strike district amid ongoing labor unrest.
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Sat Lake City
Vesper
Utah
Elmer Johnson
Minnesota Governor Race Backed by Mrs Olesen
Early returns from 248 precincts show Mrs Olesen gaining a lead over her rival in the Minnesota primary with 1,453 votes versus 747 for Sweden and 1,069 for Titus, as speculation grows on renomination for state and local offices. The reporting notes a historic moment as women participate prominently in state politics.
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United
Paul
Olesen
Brecon
Peter
Cree
Mexican oil talks falter amid party divisions
Fragmentary AP copy reports Mexican oil tax discussions amid tension between ruling and opposition parties. Negotiations appear stalled. potential progress suggested but unclear outcomes remain. Also noted are unrelated items on Jess Willard’s training plans and a Northern Railway dividend.
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Hynelal
Mexico
F. Wren
Rio Grande Flood Devastates Mexico Border Towns
A severe Rio Grande flood from the San Juan river in Mexico swamps Hidalgo county while flood crests threaten Piedras Negras and Laredo region. About 21 000 acres of crops valued at 92 500 dollars submerged. 18 000 residents cut off as bridges washed out. Rio Grande City and nearby towns face isolation with rising stages and potential further destruction. Two bodies were seen floating near Laredo.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Hidalgo County
Rio Grande
San Juan River
Mexico
Laredo
Piedras Negras
Eagle Passe
Mnece
Piedra Negras
Palafox
Starr
Hiledge
Cameron Counties
Ural
H. Jarboc
Rio Grande City
Sanford
Lanes
Allende
Sabinas
Flood Displaces 1500 in Nueva Laredo as River Rises
AP reports from Washington that the state department notes flooding on the river border. Nuevo Laredo houses and businesses flooded with 1500 people driven from homes while consulate building stood 15 feet under water. Troops guard the area and train schedules across the river suspended. Local reports say river receding and boat passage may resume soon.
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Washington
Ene
State Department
Nueva Laredo
Nanetores
Vives
Nuevo Laredo
Eagle Pass
Floods Reach Laredo Bridge as Rio Grande Rises
In early June floodwaters from the Rio Grande surged toward Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo Mexico. Reported bodies floated past Mier and Matamoros as wreckage and debris straddled the international bridge threatening its structure. Officials consider replacing the bridge with a pontoon crossing.
Arab Girl Rebels Against French Rule in Damascus Escape
An Arab girl active in the revolt against French authority in Syria has been pardoned by General Gourard after a life sentence. The move comes as unrest tightens in Damascus and Aleppo amid tensions following Charles Crane's visit. The rebels urged a boycott of Turkish goods and banks.
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Amasens
Syria
Neu Alot
Rgie
Gourard
Damascus
Allepe
Charles R. Crane
Murder charges filed after deadly deputy shootout in Utah coal district
Formal murder charges were brought against eleven striking miners in Price Utah following the fatal ambush of Deputy Sheriff Webb near a train carrying non union workers. National Guardsmen continued searches for weapons as martial law remained in effect and more arms were seized in nearby towns.
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Salt Lake
Price
Utah
A. P.ebct
Webb
Ne Ys
Coal District
Bpring Canyon
Scofield
France and Soviet Talks Shape Central Committee Plan
The article outlines a proposed centralized body formed from four heads to negotiate with the Soviets in regard to a unified stance on France’s decisions. It notes that the conference would be contingent on a pledge to refrain from political questions and hints France may withdraw its delegates if Soviet attitudes hinder progress.
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Weet Sanes
France
Prince Hirohito to Take Bride in July Ceremony
Tokio June 20 AP Imperial proclamation sanctions the forthcoming marriage of Crown Prince Hirohito regent to the throne and Princess Nagako. The betrothal ceremony is set for early July under the current arrangement. Hirohito is 21 and assumed crown duties after his father’s illness. Princess Nagako hails from the Kunihome clan with a senior military family member as a representative.
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Tokio
Hirohito
Japan
Shipito
Nagako
Kunih-Ne-Myia
Pereces
Familly
Ince Kun
Joffre Decorates American Friend in Paris Ceremony
Paris June 20 AP Marshal Joffre decorated Samuel Hill of Seattle as an officer of the Legion of Honor in a ceremony at the War College. Joffre praised the welcome he received in the United States during his tour and spoke before his staff and American residents and visitors.
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Paris
Marshal Joffre
Jon O
Samuel Hill
Seattle
U States
Ma Joffre
War College
Jofre
Herrick
Mysterious Queensland Illness Baffles Authorities
A puzzling disease in southeastern Queensland affects the brain more than the spinal cord and has caused several deaths. Twelve of fifteen patients in one town died. Australian doctors seek American expert help to identify cause and potential cure.
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Bydney
Queensland
United States
American ER in Mexico City Meets Officials
An American envoy went to Mexico City yesterday to discuss the matter with Mexican officials and received a reply.
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Mexico City
China Faces Shifting Power as Sun Yat Sen Looms
June 20 dispatch describes Li Yuan Hung moving to consolidate power in Peking while Sun Yat sen’s forces in Canton clash with Chen Jui Ming troops. American gunboats and officials act to mediate, with shells striking Canton and foreign nationals affected.
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China
Peking
Li Yuan-Hung
Yuan Shi
Chang
Arceag
Canton
Weire
Chen Chiune-Ming
Cantona
Sun
Pearl
Hong-Ko Sun
Sun Yat
Jacob Gould Sebi
Jon
Sui Yat Sen Said on Way to Seranghal
London reports Sui Yat Sen former head of southern China government is on his way to a scene where Wu Swae Foreign minister sees Wu Swae. The dispatch notes May be connected to Morna toot and Tien Fangy.
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London
Bhang
Morna Toot
Sui Yat Sen
China
Tien Fangy
Wu Swae
Maine Return to Power in Rough, Fragmented Ballot
In Maine the Republican Frederick Je rises to victory after a split vote with Guernsey. A large plurality over the Democratic or other candidates is noted, with Governor Percival P Raster renominated.
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Portland
Frederick Je
Republi
Meroceman Wrens
Rorseas
Guernsey
Darise Fan
Percival P. Raster
Tagies
Sorina
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