Tamia Leader Under Indictment
Indictment of Charles F. Murphy leader of Tam many hall and five others on charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States by falsifying income tax returns and intimidation of Louis N. Hartog a wealthy manufacturer was announced. Murphy and others faced $1,000 bail. Hartog alleged threats to ruin his business amid glucose and sugar dealings with Corn Products.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
United States
Louis N. Hattog
Murphy
San Francisco
James E. Smith
Police
John A. McCarthy
John Murphy
Tammany
Arthur J. Baldwin
Ernest B. Walden
Corn Products Company
Hartog
8 Company
Corn’ Products Company
Balawin
Et Murphy's
Harteg
Smith
Harter
F Or
Suger Fiteers
Judge Orders Discharge Of 17 In Alien Redress Deportations
Boston June 23 Judge George W Anderson of the federal district court ruled that 17 aliens arrested in raids on alleged Communist party activists were entitled to release from custody. The defendants W J Colyear and Amy Colyear English born argued habeas corpus pleas. Deportations had been ordered by the Department of Labor based on Communist Party membership but the judge found no evidence the party sought to overthrow the U S government by force or violence. The court noted Communists relied on economic pressure rather than bombs or intimidation.
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Boston
Federal Department of Justice
George W. Andereson
Federal District Court
W.J. Colyear
Amy
Labor
Communist Party
Nerson
United States
Gerard Campaign HQ Named for Democratic Nominee
From San Francisco June 28 campaign headquarters were set up as the date for the Democratic convention. J. C. Jones will direct Mr Gerard's campaign here, it was announced.
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Erard
Francisco
Cam“paign
Siaeneater É
J. 3
Jones
Gerard
Three Charged In Lynching of Three Negroes in Duluth
Indictments charging murder were returned against Emonard Hedman John Burr and Nate Natelson for alleged participation in the June 15 Duluth lynching of three Black men. They are held without bail at the county jail.
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Duluth
Mynn
Emonard Hedman
John Burr
Nate _Natelson
Cqunty
Officials Test Secret Centrifugal Gun Model
Washington June 23 Officials test a new centrifugal gun model at the bureau of standards. The weapon fires up to 13 000 rounds per minute with no explosive charge and 14210 feet per second muzzle velocity at 11 000 rpm. Experts say it is noiseless, hard to locate, and adjustable by shaft speed to control range and firing rate.
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Washington
Bureau of Standards
Governor Smith objects to McCombs over New York seat
Governor Alfred Smith of New York, arriving in San Francisco, released a telegram from Sedraimento to the National Committee alleging that former National Chairman William McCombs claimed a seat for himself in the New York delegation. Smith says no arrangements exist and McCombs has no authority over New York. The message was intended as an official reply to the alleged statement.
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San Francisco
Alfred Smith
New York
Satraimento
Norman
Mack
William McCombs
Chicago
Cox
Ohio
Smith
Govennor Smith
McCombs
Staement
Glass Conference on Democratic Platform in San Francisco
Senator Carter Glass arrived from Washington for conferences with delegates on the Democratic platform. He declined to discuss specific planks, signaling he may not reveal a new message to the White House. Later he dined privately with Homer Cummings and Cordell Hull as discussions covered all platform aspects, including the contentious prohibition issue.
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Associated Préss
San Francisco
Jie
Carter
White House
Glass
Homer A. Cummings
Aational Committee
Cordell Hull
Tennessée
Plan to build skyscrapers on their side debated
Minneapolis June 23 Building skyscrapers on their side to reduce the cost of foundations and elevator equipment and spread business districts over a wider area was urged at the National Association of Building Owners and Managers annual convention. H A Jewell of Omaha argued land values rise with population and that low buildings on large lots yield higher profits than towering structures. More than 360 delegates from across the country attended.
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Minneapolis
National Association of Buildings Owners and Managers
H. A. Jewell
Omaha
New Wheat on Matt by the Associated Press
The first carload of Texas wheat reached the market here today from Rochester Texas. It tested 60.7 pounds to the bushel and sold for 2.80 per bushel for Rochester.
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Associated Press
Port Worth
Texas
Rochester
Tesas
B. Rochester
Mrs J T G Winter Elected President Of Federation
Mrs J T G Winter of Minneapolis was chosen president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at yesterday's election. The decision was announced officially at the biennial convention this morning in Des Moines Iowa.
Veteran G A R national commander near retirement
Daniel C. Hall of Columbus Ohio long serving national commander of the G A R was seriously injured near Syracuse on June 23 and his recovery is in doubt. The incident prompted concern as officials reported limited hope for his recovery.
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Syracuse
Daniel C. Hall
Columbus
Ohio
National
The
Nere
Chauffeur Fitzgerald Freed Over Caruso Jewel Case
The chauffeur in Enrico Caruso’s house, George Fitzgerald, was discharged after District Attorney Young told Justice Sherrill there was no evidence to arrest him in the $500,000 jewel robbery. The case centered on illegal revolver possession to keep him from leaving the court’s jurisdiction. Sheriff John S. Kelly of Suffolk county said no evidence supports charges tied to the robbery.
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Hampton
N. J
George” Fitzgerald
Enrico “Caruso
Young
Sherrill
Fitzgerald
Ilegally
Caruso
John S.kelly
Suffolk County
Bantam and flyweight champions sign for London bout
New Orleans June 23 announcement that Pete Herman bantamweight champion and Jimmy Wilde flyweight champion have signed articles to fight two rounds in London on September 17 for $20,000. The match would pit the champions in a cross meeting with high stakes.
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New Orleans
Pete Herman
Jimmy Wilde
London
Pershing Praises Yale Spirit at Honorary Degree
Gen. J. J. Pershing told Yale alumni at commencement luncheon that the Yale spirit made Yale men excel in the war. Ambassadors Jusserand and Geddes urged preparedness. Prof. Taft praised Yale leadership and urged a Yale president. Taft recalled knowing Pershing well. Yale President Hadley cited past gifts totaling 653,956 dollars, including 200,000 from Charles P. Taft for a named fund.
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New Haven
Conn
J. J. Pershing
Yale
Jusserand
France
Geddes
Great Britain
William H. Taft
Yale University
United States
Yales
Taft
General Pershing
Philippines
League of Nations
League
Hadley
Suitcase of books linked to San Francisco death
June 24 a body found weighted by a suitcase of books in the waters near Benicia California is identified as Vivian Hatton Wightman of San Francisco. Arthur H. Territ told police the description matched the engaged fiancé, left four months ago to visit her, with clothing and books weighted for submersion.
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San Francisco
Farguthes Straits
Bay
Wightman
Wdo
Niva
Claivy Family Trouble Ties to Death in Carpenters Suicide
In Pocatello on June 23, Jacob Schneider a coach carpenter for the Ore 80 Short Line was believed to have hanged himself after brooding over family troubles. Police report he was repairing a coach when the act occurred. He leaves a wife and a large family. Earlier, a man was shot in Burley about six weeks ago by Setimer who allegedly accused him of keeping company with his wife. Schneider had been released on bond.
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Pocatello
Thaliox
Jacob Schneider
Tomiene
Mnoa
Sétimeiner
Burley
Idaho
Schneider
Missouri Pacific men fail to report for work in Arkansas
Thirty wardmen employed by the Missouri Pacific railroad here and at Van Buren Ark near here failed to report for work today officials of the company announced. The men have made no explanation.
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Smith
Ark
Misssouri Pacific Railroad
van Buren
Tennessee Governor to Call Special Session on Suffrage
Knoxville June 83 Governor Roberts announces he will comply with President Wilson's request and call a special session of the Tennessee legislature to act on the federal suffrage amendment.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Roberts
Tennessee
Wieson
Tennessée
Delegates Injured on Return from Democratic Convention
Six members of the Ohio delegation to the Democratic convention were injured during a chaotic return trip to San Francisco. An electric scooter incident and a scramble near the station left several with cuts and bruises as delegates traveled home after the event.
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Ohio Deleg
San Fran Cine
End of Alaska Romance Ends With Sitka Wedding Fallout
A Sitka tale recounts Annie-The-Sea-Gull, famed for four years, as she unmasks a threatened union with Sum Dum Thomas of Hyder. After a three day potlatch and a lost gas boat panic, the couple return to Sitka with a sharp rebuke from Annie and a vow to return home.
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Sitka
Annie-The-Sea-Gud
Annie
Dum
Thomas
Sum
Neyther
Sam Dum Thomas
Sitka Harbor
Annie-The-Sea-Gull
Sum Dum “Lhomas
Telegram Mystery In Ailing Mailroom Drama
A desolate man receives a telegram from a Southern “Meg” and reads the cryptic three words over and over. A friend helps him decipher the message, sparking a stunned reaction as the initials reveal a hidden meaning in a tense moment reported by the Indianapolis News.
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Aine
Stnley
4 Finapolis News
Alexandra I Spital Children’s Hospital in London
A damaged excerpt notes Alexandra I Spital as a famed English children’s hospital favored by Queen Alexandra. It mentions treatment of hip disease and other illnesses, and discusses plans to move the hospital to Great Ormond Street or to establish a country village setting to reduce urban noise and air pollution.
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Cildren’s Hospital
Stés
England
Alexandra i Spital
Alexandra
London
Children’s Hospitals
Honorary Do Who Cleaned up a Case in Edind
A chimney sweep named Jamie Gregory testified in a case in Edind. He declared his alias and recounted wiping a debt by sweeping his chimney three times. The exchange touched on a claimed American diversity and a casual dispute over payment.
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Edind
Jamie Gregory
Jam
Salmon Canning Industry History Overview
The Columbia River salmon canning industry began with pioneer fishermen in 1876. To date, about 130,000,000 dollars worth of salmon has been taken from roughly 90,000 acres of fishing territory along the river from Cascade Locks to the shores.
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Columbia “River
Oriver
Cascade Ielks
Ivs"houth
Imperial sessions and labor talk at banquet in Chicago
In Chicago on June 23 the imperial session filled officers by succession order. Judge Marcus Cavanaugh told the Illinois Retail Drygoods association banquet that Coolie labor for farms should be considered. He proposed allowing Chinese workers on limited terms and limited time to farm.
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Chicago
Coolie
Marcus Cavanaugh
Illinois Retail Drygoods Association
Yace
Bryan Addresses 1000 at Butte on Democratic Convention Planks
William Jennings Bryan spoke to more than 1,000 in Butte Mont about the Democratic National Convention. He outlined plank proposals including prohibition, a penitentiary offense, farmers protection, an arbitration board for labor and capital disputes, and an attorney gulletin. The address was delivered late today.
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Butte
Mont
Farmers Protection
Sv Arbitration ‘Board
Willam Jennings Bryan
Bryan backs Walsh for national convention chair
Helena Mont June 23 William J Bryan promised support for United States Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana as permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention in San Francisco. He made the statement during a stop here en route to San Francisco.
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Helena
Mont
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
San Francisco
William
Q. Bryan
Bryan
Prince Brings Decoration in Tokyo Arrival
Crown prince Karol of Rumania arrives in Tokyo with the highest Romanian decoration for the Mikado and is received Thursday by the Japanese crown prince, according to Tokyo cable dispatches in Nippon.
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Honolulu
Karol
Rumania
Tokio
Tokyo
Nippu
Olga Base v John Base divorce case heard in district court
The divorce case of Olga Base against John Base was submitted to the district court yesterday. Evidence was presented and the questions at issue will be taken under advisement by the court pending decision.
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Olga Base
John Base
Campbell for reclamation plank in Democratic platform
Phoenix June 23 Governor Campbell of Arizona as president of the League of the Southwest urged Chairman Cummins of the Democratic National Committee to add a reclamation plank to the party platform. The request emphasizes federal support for irrigation and land development projects in the arid Southwest.
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Campbell
Phoenty
Ariz
Arizona
League of the Southwest
Cummins
Democratic National
Census Returns Report City and State Totals
Washington reports 1,823,168. Philadelphia. Rochester 295,860. Newport 30,265. Anaconda Montana 11,668. Census figures list multiple locations with population counts.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Philadelphia
Rochester
Newport
Anaconda Mont
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