Ultimatum Put Up to Turks by the Allied Peace Council
The Allied supreme council adjourned after a three hour session to meet again July 2 at Brussels while reparations talks continue in Paris. The Turkish question is deemed settled with military action against nationalists and a June 26 deadline to respond to terms set at San Remo.
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Boulogne
Supreme Council of the Allies
Brussels
Paris
Germany
Conscil
San Remo
Parkhurst Leads In Maine Republican Primary Returns
Frederick H. Parkhurst of Bangor appears likely to win the Maine Republican gubernatorial nomination in a four cornered race. With most precincts counted, Parkhurst holds a lead over John P. Deering and Governor Milliken, as results show Deering with about 16,190 votes and Parkhurst near 15,672 in the tally.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
J. A. O. Preus
Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
Preus
Shipstead
Nonpartisan League
I. ©. Hodgson
Press
Thomas Frankson
Ranklin F. Ellworth
Samuel G. Iverson
Thomas Keefe
C. R. Davis
St. Peter
W. T. Mollison
Faribault
Doyle’ County
Parka Rst
TRONG
Portland
Maine
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Bangor
John P. Deering
Sac
Carl KB. Milliken
Deering
Pankherst
Vortland
John TP. Deering
Milliken
McAdoo Name Put Forward at Convention Sparked Debate
Kansas City cleric Burris A Jenkins declares McAdoo will be nominated in San Francisco regardless of consent. McAdoo asks Jenkins not to submit his name. The tension over open platform issues and party leadership remains high as delegates weigh Walsh, Colby, and Davis prospects.
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Kansas City
Burris A. Jenkins
The
Kansas City Post
William Gibbs McAdoo
San Francisco
McAdoo
Dr. Jenkins
MccAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
Jenkins
Thomas B. Love
Texas
New York
Burris
San Antonio
Democratic Party
Albert S. Burleson
Burleson
League of Nations
Burles CH
Wilson
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Bainbridge Colby
Senator Glass
Virginia
Strike broken by mixed crew brings Frederick VIII to New York
The Scandinavian American steamship Frederick VIII arrived in New York from Copenhagen with a mixed crew of over 20 Danes including bankers doctors lawyers teachers and farmers. The so called millionaire crew aided by volunteers enabled the ship to sail despite a strike, with the Black Gang engine room led by a banker a mathematics professor and a leading Danish technical institute engineer.
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New York
Copenhagen
United States
jDaniah Technical Institute
Onions Too Strong for the Convict
Cheyenne Wyoming June 22 AP Ninety eight hours of confinement in the garret of the prison bakery at Rawlins with only a small bunch of onions for subsistence drove William Smith a convict out yesterday in search of water and he was captured by guards after his third attempt to escape.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Rawlins
William Smith
Escapee Smith Recaptured Then Placed In Solitary
Warden Frank Hadsell notified state officials that Smith was captured after escaping last Wednesday by slipping from a bakery ceiling hole using a dummy in his cell. He remains manacled and in leg irons in solitary confinement.
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Frank Hadsell
Smith
Borah Visits City En Route to Boise
United States Senator William E. Borah toured through the city this morning on his way from Washington to Boise. He expressed confidence in a sweeping Republican victory in the upcoming election and indicated plans to visit Pocatello soon before continuing to his home state.
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United States
Wm. E. Borah
Boise
Washington, D. C
Borah
Poestello
New York Starts 700 Enumerators in Recount
Dissatisfaction with the census figures prompts New York authorities to begin a test recount using 700 enumerators across 117 Manhattan districts. Officials had anticipated a population gain but faced a total of 5,621,151 nationwide with Manhattan down 47,439 to 2,284,131.
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New York
Manhattan
Borough of
Civil strife in Ireland rages with eight dead in Londonderry
Civil war continued in Londonderry with one more death bringing the toll to eight. Troops guard streets as firing terrifies residents, crossings suspended, and boats wait to unload. Barricades rise, crowds march with arms, saloons wrecked, police fire but no major casualties.
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Londonderry
British Captain Wins Love Triangle At Ellis Island
Miss Nell Butler 22 England asks freedom to marry Captain Paul Miller of the British army while a Canadian officer she planned to wed last sailed for Halifax. Canadian authorities barred land for any purpose but marriage and sent her to England via the Caronia. Miller urged her to stay in New York as Ellis Island officials intervened.
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New York
Ellis Island
Atlantic
Nell Butler
Paul Miller
Halifax
Miss Butler
England
Miller
Imperial Shrine five day council sessions begin in Portland
Imperial Shrine delegates open a five day council in Portland Oregon with a parade of Shrine bands and patrols. The procession stretches over three miles as the event moves toward formal proceedings and deliberations.
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Portland
Ore
Imperial Shrinedom
Imperial Council
Four Cabinet Members Attend Wilson Meeting in White House
Washington June 22 AP only four members of President Wilson's official family attended the regular cabinet meeting today at the White House. They were Secretaries Baker Alexander Payne and Wilson. Other cabinet officers except Secretary Houston are en route to San Francisco to attend the Democratic national convention.
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Colby
New York
San Francisco
Twentieth Century Limited
Washington
Wilson
White House
Baker
Alexander
Payne
Houston
General Federation of Women's Clubs Holds Biennial Meeting
Des Moines report notes the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convenes in its biennial session on June 22 with programs and committee reports shaping the national women’s club movement.
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Des Moines
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Government buys 3.2 million ounces of silver under Pittman act
The director of the mint announced the purchase of 1.7 million ounces at $1 per ounce for delivery at Philadelphia and San Francisco. This brings the government total to 3.2 million ounces acquired this month under the Pittman act.
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Washington
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Mint
Treasury Estimates Silver Purchases Under Pittsman Act
Treasury officials estimate 207 million ounces of silver must be bought under the Pittsman Act but do not expect price increases due to weak abroad demand as several governments halt silver coinage temporarily.
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Treasury
New Appointments by the President
President Wilson appointed Fred K. Neilsen of Nebraska as solicitor of the Department of State and Roland B. Mahany of New York as solicitor of the Department of Labor on June 22.
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Washington
Fred K. Neilsen
Nebraska
Wilson
Department of State
Roland B. Mahany
New York
Department of Labor
Mob court arrests reported in Duluth lynching case
Duluth Minnesota June 22 Two white men charged with being members of the mob court that tried six negroes in city jail before the lynching of three negroes here Tuesday night were arrested last night and are held in the county jail.
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Duluth
Minn
Republican executive committee for campaign announced
Chairman Hays named a 21 member executive committee to lead the Republican presidential campaign with seven women among the members. Harriet Taylor of Ohio is named vice chairman.
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Washington
Hays
Harriet Taylor
Ohio
Butler apologizes for remarks on Wood campaign
Colonel William Procter published a telegram from Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University apologizing for remarks attributed to him at the Chicago convention. Butler said his words about backers of General Wood in the Republican nomination were unwelcome and unwarranted and apologized to all who felt hurt.
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Cincinnati
William Procter
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Procter
Butler
General Wood
Chicago
Tampico Cleared of Bubonic Plague After Review
Washington reports the Tampico port surgeon finds no bubonic plague after examination of suspected cases. The American consul at Tampico advised the State Department of the disposition of the investigation.
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Washington
Tampico
State Department
Attack on Irish police car leaves chief wounded
In Dublin on June 22 an automobile carrying Assistant Director General Roberts and four constables came under gunfire and bombs. Roberts was shot in the head but expected to survive. the chauffeur was shot in both legs. No arrests. The attackers fired on the car under a railway bridge, then fled after two bombs were thrown. Casualties among attackers unclear.
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Dublin
Royal Irish Constabulary
Roberts
Moscow general shot at Omak, wireless dispatch reports
London reported a Moscow wireless dispatch stating General Markovsky commander of the Osmk military district was shot at Omak. The brief note adds scant details and no official confirmation from London authorities.
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London
Moscow
Markovsky
Osmk
Omak
Law says adequate force exists in Londonderry
Government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law told the house of commons that there is sufficient military strength in Londonderry to handle the situation. The chief secretary for Ireland shared this view.
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Londonberry
London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Londonderry
Ireland
Pocatello man killed in highway accident near The Dalles
A Pocatello man, Esmond B. Sawyer, was killed yesterday noon eight miles east of The Dalles after a car skidded into sand and tumbled over a cliff. Mies F. F. Bailey of Portland was badly bruised. Sawyer, age about twenty seven, lived in Pocatello and worked in the Idaho division maintenance of way. He had recently visited Portland and northern cities, and resided with Brunner of the Short Line engineering department. The body was to be sent to Minneapolis for interment. born August 21, 1884 in Minneapolis.
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Oregon
Idaho
Clark
Sawyer
Pocatello
Mies
F. F. Bailey
Portland
Maintenance of Way Department
Idaho Division
Minneapolis
Brunner
Short Line
Esmond B. Sawyer
The
Tribune
Minn
Tle
Chas, &, Sawyer
Fourth Avenue
University of Minnesota
University of Idaho
Northern Pacific
Inglewood Shakes Los Angeles Suburb Earthquake Toll
A strong local earthquake struck the Los Angeles area late last night with a death and widespread damage. Inglewood suffered the heaviest losses with 21 buildings damaged or demolished and about 75,000 dollars in damage there. Los Angeles city recorded nearly 29,000 dollars in damage, mainly from chimneys and broken goods.
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Los Angeles County
Inglewood
Ventura
Riverside
Orange County
Los Angles
Inglewod
Pasadena
Myde Park
Beetween Los Angeles
Redondo Beach
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Los Angeles Railway Company
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