Tar and feather assault shocks city cigar manager
Mr. O Haselgrove, manager of the Co operative Cigar Company, was abducted Saturday night on North Dav street. A group of men tarred and feathered him after forcing him into a car and driving to near the court house. He was released after a brief judging session and told to leave town within sixty hours. The attack followed reports of an earlier shooting scrape connected with his community activities.
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Co-operative Cigar Company
Dawedit Street
Innner Boulevard
Haselgrove
Unclear Text From Dutch Horror Dispatch
Dispatch from the Hague reports apprehension in Holland that former German Kaiser may attempt to slip into Germany after Rathenau's assassination sparks Royalist unrest. Daily Mail correspondent notes fear of a potential German reentry.
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Holland
Doorh
Germany
Rathenau
Daily Mail
Hague
Russian Delegation Arrives at The Hague
The Hague June 26 The real beginning of the international conference with the Russians was prepared for today in anticipation of the arrival of the Russian delegation of eighteen members this afternoon. The International Congress of Communists held yesterday in Amsterdam was addressed by Communists from Poland France England Germany and India.
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International Congress of Communists
Amsterdam
Plland
France
England
Germany
India
Berlin faces struggle to fill Rathenau vacancy
Berlin reports difficulties in choosing a new foreign minister after Rathenau's assassination. Chancellor Wirth confronts limited candidates and internal coalition re alignment as a possible outcome while Parliament plans to manage the post until a successor is found.
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Berlin
Rathenau
Wirth
Political murder fears rise as German leaders denounce Pan-Germans
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Wirth denouncing Pan-German agitation after a climate of political murder. He cites Frau Erzberger and references are made to threats and notes about Rathenau and the deceased. The piece notes continuing discussion in the Reichstag and signals continuation on page four.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Chancélior
Wirth
Germany
Kentucky election murder trial opens with 36 veniremen
Catlettsburg Ky June 26 thirty six jurors were summoned for the second day of the Clayhole precinct murder and election fraud trial linked to the deaths of Democrat Asbury Combs Cleve Combs and Ethan Allen last November in Kentucky.
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Catlettsburg
Veniremen
Clayhole
Asbury
Combs
Cleve Combs
Ethan Allen
Lewis in Washington to confer on coal strike with Davis
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers arrives in Washington for talks with government officials. He will meet Secretary of Labor Davis and then go to the White House to discuss goals of the strike with the President.
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Washington, D. C
John Ll. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Plans For Departure After Kidnapping Night
Macon Georgia June 26 Dr Eugene Schreiber says he was blindfolded gagged and carried out of town by abductors on Saturday He has moved to a downtown hotel and plans to leave the city immediately He cannot assign any motive for the abduction He is believed to be a brother of a former Cincinnati mayor.
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Macon
Idnappersy
Hugene * Schreiber
Cincinnati
Schieber
Kidnappers Force Doctor to Flee Macon City
Dr. Eugene Schreiber was blindfolded gagged and abducted Saturday night to the country by unknown kidnappers. He agreed to comply with their demands and will leave in two or three days after closing his affairs. He moved to a downtown hotel and could not identify motives or the abductors.
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Macon
Eugene Schreiber
Schreiber
Ogethorpe
Lasker Champions Ship Subsidy Bill Action
Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board urges House members to back a subsidy bill aimed at liquidating wartime ship costs and encouraging American shipbuilding. He argues the U S must preserve a large fleet and keep shipbuilding alive to meet future needs and global competition.
Verdict of wilful murder in Wilson inquest names Connolly and O'Brien
London June 2 A coroner jury returned a verdict of wilful murder in the inquest into the killing of Field Marshal Sir James Wilson last Thursday. James Connolly and James O'Brien were named as the accused. they did not attend the hearing.
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London
James Connolly
James O’brien
Field Marshall
James Wilson
Funeral of Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson in London
Londoners by the hundreds of thousands paid tribute to the late Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson murdered by assassins. Crowds stood in drizzle for hours as the solemn funeral procession moved from Hatton Garden to St Paul’s Cathedral along a three mile route with muffled drums. Traffic in the city halted and flags flew at half mast.
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Wilson London
Sir Henry Wilson
Haton
St. Paul's “Cathedral
Sun Yat Sen forces vie for Canton amid turmoil
Reports from Pekin indicate Sun Yat Sen troops pushing toward Canton to recapture the city while other forces roam Kiang province looting. Officials see little chance of restoring the Sun regime. Republican leaders in the North remain confident in reviving a united parliament.
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Pekin
China
Amay
Sun Yat Sen
Canton Republic
Canton
Kiagg
Sun
All China
Fairmont Mobilizes Police to Block Miner March
Fairmont West Virginia officials including the police and Marion County deputies mobilized at noon to stop a reported march by striking miners from Monongahela. authorities feared an attempt to liberate 91 prisoners jailed Friday after arrests in the county jail incident.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Monongahela
Japanese envoy heads to Vladivostok to discuss Siberia evacuation
Tokio reports the foreign office chancellor travels to Vladivostok to coordinate with Japanese consuls in Siberia on military evacuation plans. The talks will cover disposing of arms seized by Japan and claimed by the Far Eastern Republic at Chita.
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Tokio
Foreign Office
Vladivostok
Siberia
Japan
Chita
Churchill Attacks Fein Tactic Over Ulster Crisis
London, June 26. In the Commons Winston Churchill opened a statement on Irish affairs, asserting the government seeks full debate and a possible division. He blamed Belfast horrors on Irish Republican Army factions in the north and said continuous efforts aim to bend Ulster to Dublin rule.
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London
House of Commons
Winston
Churchill
Belfast
Irish Irish Republican Army
Ulster
Dublin
Wife of Illinois Governor Dies After Celebration Vindication
Mrs Lewisman, wife of the Illinois governor, died in Kankakee after a celebration of her husband’s acquittal. The governor was at her bedside all night. death came from apoplexy following the public vindication.
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Small
Illinois
Tig
Kankakee
LewiSman
Ilinois
Fordney Will Not Seek Re election After 24 Years in Congress
Saginaw Mich June 26 Congressman Joseph W Fordney chairman of the House ways and means committee and author of the tariff bill announced by telegram to the News Courier that he will not be a candidate for re election He plans to retire at the end of his present term after 24 years continuous service in congress He is aged 69.
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Saginaw, Mich
Joseph W. Fordney
House
Ways
Mount Everest Expedition Abandons Summit Bid
London dispatch reports Brig General Bruce, commander of the Everest expedition, concluding further attempts to reach the peak would risk unnecessary tragedy.
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London
Calcutta
Daily Telegraph Today
Bruce
Jack Dempsey to Fight Harry Wills
New York reports that articles for a bout between Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills may be signed today or tomorrow. Dempsey arrived from Los Angeles yesterday.
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Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
New York
Dempsey
Los Angeles
Babe Ruth Returns to Play in Boston Series Finale
Babe Ruth resumes his season after a five day exile for clashing with umpire Dineen. He is slated to appear in the final game of the Yankees versus Red Sox in Boston after the Sox won the first four games.
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Boston
Mass
Babe Ruth
Dineen
Sox
Berlin Police Arrest Eleven In Conspiracy Probe
Berlin police announce the arrest of eleven men alleged to belong to a Bavarian secret group named the Council. Authorities link the organization to the Taurderot case, former minister Erzberger, and possibly the Rathenau murder last week.
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Berlin
Taurderot
Ftinand Erzberger
Ministé Rathenau
Railroad Labor Board sticks to plan to prevent letting out shopwork
Chicago June 26 The United States Railroad Labor Board held several roads in violation of the transport act by farming out work to contractors and posted opinions in more than thirty cases for hearing. The board indicated it would follow the same general principles in future contract decisions, with little expected influence on union leaders to avert a possible rail strike next month.
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Chicago
Ill
United States Railroad Labor Board
Powder barge explosion kills Mrs Green. two children missing
In Onieda New York, Mrs Ellis Green is dead after a powder laden barge exploded in the canal last night. Her husband and several others suffered severe burns and her two children are missing. Authorities investigate the blast and search for the children.
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Green
Missing
Strike Vote Tabulation Under Way For Railroad Workers
Detroit June 26 tabulation of the strike vote authorized by the executive council of the Brotherhood for Maintenance of Way and Shop Workmen began at the union general headquarters. The vote protests a wage cut ordered by the Railroad Labor Board and covers maintenance of way and shop employees.
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Railroad Labor Board
Dipping Rat Dynamiters Targeted By Mob In Arkansas
June report from Cooter Arkansas describes seventy five automobiles full of Ku Klux Klan members touring the town and distributing warning circulars against moonshine distillers and dipping rat dynamiters. License tags were removed from the cars as the mob proclaimed Down with the dipping rat dynamiters.
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Fidmaburg
Ark
Ku Klux Kyihsmén
Cooter
Yeaterday
Reading
Rat Dynamiters
U S Attorney Held for Ransom Near Cuernavaca
Bruce Bielaski head of the DOJ Bureau of Investigation is seized with his wife and companions by seven bandits west of Cuernavaca Morelos en route to view the Aztec ruin. Mexican federal troops pursue the attackers.
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Mexico City
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Cuernavac
Morelos
Bielask
Ransom Money Sent for Bielaski Kidnapping
Ten thousand pesos or five thousand dollars in American money are being sent from Mexico City to Cuernavaca Villa to ransom A. Bruce Bielaski who was seized by Mexican bandits, it was announced today.
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New York
Mexico City
Cuernavaca Villa
Bruce Bielaski
Wu Ting Fang’s Body Cremated In Hong Kong
London dispatch says Wu Ting Fan former Chinese minister to the United States was cremated today in Hong Kong. The Christian ceremony drew a large crowd including many South China army officers and other officials.
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London
Wu Ting Fan
United States
Hong Kong
South China Army
Senate panel calls Haiti occupation cut and maintain force
The Special Senate committee recommended a substantial reduction of the marine forces in Haiti while preserving the American military presence. The report, presented in Washington on June 26, urges indefinite continuance of the occupation, but with fewer troops and a reorganized administration in Haiti and Santo Domingo.
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D. C
Haiti
Senate
Santo Domingo
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