Gompers Rebukes Harding In Labor Speech Clash
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, assails President Harding over his Helena labor speech. He says labor needs more than talk to counter past acts and accuses the administration of aiding a campaign against unions. He notes injunctions against miners and railroad workers and recalls Attorney General Daugherty’s stance on the open shop.
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Washington
Harding
Helena
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Harding Department of Justice
Daugherty
United States
Belgian soldiers killed in time bomb on train from Ruhr
Ten Belgian soldiers died when a time bomb exploded in a passenger car on a train returning from the Ruhr. Three Belgians and ten Germans were wounded. Belgian authorities in Duisburg arrested twenty hostages and barred steel cars and night street use while travel permits were halted. The blast, seen as a German retaliation to occupation measures, occurred as the train crossed the Rhine.
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Duesseldorf
Belgium
Ruhr
Duisburg
Mars
Wiesbades
Rhine
Bombing of Duisburg bridge during train attack reported
Brussels reports say the Belgian troop train bombing at Duisburg prompted the defense minister to order severe repression. In a time bomb blast on the Duisburg bridge 50 to 60 persons were killed as a military train crossed. Other sources cite lower casualties and note the bridge was a key outlet for seized coal removal by occupation authorities.
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Brussels
Duisburg
National Defense
Boris
Persne
Ine
Four Killed by Explosion on Destroyer Williamson
Four fire room crewmen died and four more were injured aboard the destroyer Williamson after a blast in the lower ventilator hood unleashed steam and fire. Officials say a sudden air pressure caused the blower to explode, flooding the room and trapping the men. The ship, which had been testing torpedoes, reached port with all casualties accounted.
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Louis Randolph Blanchard
Harry Anundson
Haskell Bowkerfield
Toney Rock
Anundson
Naval Hospital
the. Williamson
Sun Yet-Sen forces advance on Yngtak and Watchow
Hongkong reports the constitutionalist army under Sun Yet-Sen advancing along the North river front and occupying Yngtak after Kwangsi troops retreated. Chen Chiung Ming resists at Watchow as both sides claim victory and Kwangsi receives reinforcements for a expected new battle.
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Hongkong
Sun Yet-Sen
North River
Yngtak
Kwangai
Watchow
Chen Chiung Ming
Sun
Waichow
Soldiers League backs world court opposition and liquor laws
Boston June 30 AP The National Disabled Soldiers League adopted resolutions opposing the United States joining any world court or league of nations and urging legislation to permit the use of light wines and beer. The executive committee will select the next annual convention site.
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Boston
United States
League of Nations
Disabled Soldiers’ League
Burton Broke Humble Start to Knighted by King George
Pomeroy Burton once worked in a run down shop and rose to direct the London Daily Mail. He was knighted yesterday by King George. He came to New York in 1889, worked at the Brooklyn Citizen and Brooklyn Daily Eagle, became managing editor at the Speech Publisher, and later led the title to prominence before returning to England with Harmsworth. The article notes his ties to Alfred Harmsworth and Lord Northcliffe.
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New York
Throoklyn
Beagle
Soeech Pulizer
Bes
Alfred Harmsw
Lord Northcliffe
Harmsworth
England
Astor Liquor Bill Fails Amid House Comedy
London June 30 AP Lady Astor tries to rush her liquor bill in the House of Commons but is thwarted by Sir Frederick Banbury who resists as laughter erupts. Banbury remains focused on the agricultural credits bill while Lady Astor pleads and is humorously dragged through the proceedings. The government stands ready for eventual passage of the liquor measure.
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House
Astor
London
Coat
Fredrick George Banbury
House of Commons
Siedah
Lady Astor
Sir Frederick
Belfim
Typhoon Floods Manila Streets With Knee Deep Water
Typhoon heavy rains flood Manila water up to knee deep on many streets and one and a half feet in the governor’s palace area. Canoes used for transport as ship loading and unloading halted while the storm moves northward across Luzon.
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Manila
Manila Palace
Eral
Luzon
Typhoon disrupts Manila naval radio lines
San Francisco reports that a typhoon hit Manila today and knocked out nearly all naval radio wireless control lines, a statement released from Twelfth Naval District headquarters.
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San Francisco
Manila
Philippines
Twelfth Naval District
Treasury Reorganization Cuts Departments as Edward Clifford Resigns
Washington June 30 AP reports a Treasury Department reorganization shifting major bureaus with regulations issued to take effect at midnight. Assistant Secretary Edward Clifford will resign as his department jurisdiction is altered under the plan.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Edward Clifford
Oklahoma Sees Thousands Attend Whipping Parties Say Officials
The AP reports in Oklahoma City that there have been at least 2,500 whipping parties recently. Governor Walton released a statement through Albert B. e as executive secretary clarifying unofficial information.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Walton Twails
Alberth B.e
Derelict Mine Funds Questioned by Illinois Deputies
A fragmentary report notes Illinois authorities debating the status of a derelict mine and its officials. Deputies and local deputies discuss competency and legal action regarding the mine's management and revenues.
Conn-egeing Link in Great Highway to Open BC Route
The indeme re highway across the Can and the north connecting ds 6of 6ssyetem sewn on the Circle tour, was ope p at ceremonies by the governors of British Cet Alberta. Representatives of the Dominion government and of Idaho, Oregon, Washington and California attended. The route to the Columbia river provides access to scenic Western and Eastern British Columbia.
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Kootenay
Cenasi B. C
Indemere
Tthe Can
Enam
Alberta
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Fornia
Lumbia River
British Columbia
Philadelphia Homer Beats Rival on Late Solo Swing
In Philadelphia, a 21st homer by center fielder Wilceo Beason propelled the Phillies past the opponent as the sacks were not hit for a home run today. The game featured strong pitching but the decisive blow came in the late innings.
President Harding Tours Yellowstone After Western Tour
President Harding on his special train rests two days near Gardiner Montana and Yellowstone National Park. The trip includes motor tours of the park and possible fishing with limited enthusiasm from the president. National Park Service prepared for the visit with car and staff arrangements.
Matt Browning of Ogden Dead
Ogden Utah June 30 AP Matthew 8 Browning Utah capitalist and financier died after heart trouble in a downtown office He was 66 years old and brother of John Browning Sr His death follows months of declining health Browning led Utah industry serving as president of Utah Idaho Central Railroad and director at Utah Construction Amalgamated Sugar Oregon Lumber Utah Power and Light Mount Hood railroad He was father of Marriner A Browning involved in a murder case in Salt Lake City last April and is survived by his widow and four children Funeral plans were not announced.
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Ogden
Utah
Mattthew
Browning
Hbis Brother
Plains
Utah-Idaho Central Railroad
Utah Construction Company
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Oregon Lumber Company
Utah Power and Light Company
Mount Hood Railroad
Ogden Club
Mr. Browning
Marriner A. Browning
John M. Browning, Jr
John F. Ballantyne
Salt Lake City
Marriner
Veterans Pay Tribute To Great Singer
Minneapolis on June 30 AP thirty World War I veterans honored Madame Ernes tine Schumann Heink at a dinner. Her two requests were that no one repeat false stories about her being a German spy and that, after her death, she be buried in America with taps played over her grave. Each veteran rose, saluted, and quieted as she spoke, offering a solemn tribute.
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Minneapolis
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
America
Rioting and troop movement tied to steel plant strike
In Toronto and Sydney reports, rioters at the British Empire Steel plant prompted a railway attack aimed at wrecking a train carrying 250 troops from Halifax. A Royal Canadian squadron and three companies from London Long Branch and Naraben trained for Sydney to confront the strike-related unrest.
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Rydney
Halifax
British Empire Steel Corporation
Toronto
Stanley Barracks
Agara Camp
Theyas Canadian Regiment
London
Long Branch
N Raen
Sydney
N.C
Harding and party visit Yellowstone for two days
President and Mrs. Harding arrived in Gardiner Montana at seven this morning and entered Yellowstone National Park for a two day visit. The itinerary included inspecting buffalo and elk herds and touring Mammoth Hot Springs and the Upper Geyser Basin. A surprise greeted the president as he descended his car steps a copy of Livingston Enterprise and Marion Star reprinted on the first page.
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Gardiner Gateway
Mont
Gardiner
Harding
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth
Livingston, Mont
Enterprise
Marion, Ohio
Star
Wealthy retiree found dead in Los Angeles hotel room
Los Angeles, June 30. Biosandeny, 55, once a wealthy resident of Lake City, was found dead in a hotel room. Authorities called the death suspicious though a fate would be performed, with details pending.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Beiroe Lake City
Three Brothers Die as Derrick Struck by High Tension Wire
In Twin Falls Idaho a derrick struck a high tension line causing the deaths of three brothers at a work site. A passerby aided a survivor while witnesses describe the fatal accident and power line contact. Cattle were killed and the scene left dangerous with live wiring.
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Kes
I Company
Aken
Mfc
Sepers
Sistas
Rothers
Fragmented World News Item on Ford Claim Breaks Cohesion
An unclear excerpt discusses Ford and a pitacle claim amid disjointed phrases. The fragment references Ford, the nation and alleged history, but reads as garbled OCR with no coherent events or verifiable details.
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Ford
Mae
Trial Sentence Follows Jury Date in Leaby Case
A man named N. Sagueraee was sentenced to imprisonment after a jury trial. The defendant received a term and was taken to the penitentiary, with liberty on bond pending appeal. District Judge B J Leaby posed the issue for review.
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N. Sagueraee
B.J. Leaby
Texas Oil Town Wiped Out by Sudden Fire
Beaumont Texas June 30 A cooling machine sparked a blaze when an employee poured gasoline thinking it water. The fire destroyed Field Village in the Orange field near here, burning thirteen buildings. Loss estimated around 1 000. Initial reports of a well on fire were incorrect.
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Beaumont
Tex
Ulage
Orange
German Marks at Lower Ebb in New York Market
Nearly two hundred thousand German marks with a nominal value of 47 600 dollars could be traded in the local foreign market today for about 1 2. Official rate quoted for each continues to show the downturn as the market adjusts after the war.
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New York
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