Secret Service Hunts Anarchist Band Across Nation
June 3 report says justice agents and police chase an organized anarchist band after a wave of bombings aimed at government officials and prominent opponents of socialism. Attacks hit Washington, New York, and other cities. one man was killed, several injured as infernal devices exploded. Authorities trace the plot to foreign emigres and warn of further actions against top officials.
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Justice
Hunt Ig
Iierumient
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NowtunvInighin
Put
New York
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York
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A. Mitel Waluer
Sophia
Hone
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Swanson
Vir- Cus
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Bryan
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Otha
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East Prussia
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Ettine
A. Ml
Palmer
Shes Chist
Philadelphia
Yelmer
Phintelphia
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Oaily
Uattan
Mat Baa Heron
Jewelers House
Faimont Park
Wasington
Eland
Charles C. Nott
General Fessiong Court
Nott
East Siety First Street
Judge Nott
Mrs. Nott
William Toehner
Ile Wits
Archangel
Bochner
Associated Pre
Pear
Judge Notts
Jly
Vaga
Dyiniy
Simboata
AltAch
Tulgas
Peru Election Lead Mentioned in Unclear Text
The text asserts a candidate leads in the presidential vote count in Peru. It notes past service in that office and mentions a program related to national resources. It then references a late-night explosion and a chase with police investigators assigned to pursue the matter.
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Legals
Peru
World War I Peace Talks Stir in Paris and Berlin
Reports from Paris indicate Austrian and German delegates are locked in discussions with Allied representatives over terms of surrender and peace. Amid tense diplomacy, notices cite proposed Austrian concessions and a pending Allied reply as horn of the postwar settlement, with sanctions and troop movements across Europe shaping the stalemate.
Wilson Meets Experts Discusses Peace Terms Replies
In Paris on June 2 President Wilson met American delegates at the Hotel de Crillon and discussed German reparations and the economic basis of the peace terms. The meeting grew into a full conference with Brigadier General George Harries joining to advise on military steps if Germany refuses to sign. The council of four considers two changes to the terms, one territorial and one financial.
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Paris
W Wilson
Hotel de Criston
Beedde
George If. Harries
Berlin
Council of Four
Bolshevik Plot on Wide Scale
A telegram from Copenhagen reports a wide scale Bolshevik plot traced to Vinland with multiple arrests. The plan allegedly moved millions of marks into Finland to fund a contemplated revolution, with weapons distributed to unemployed groups. The coup was reportedly postponed due to developments in Russia.
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London
Vinland
Copenhagen
Holshevik
Helsingfors
Russia
Rhineland republic seeks peace and recognition
Telegrams claim a Rhineland republic formed near Mainz Aix la Chapelle Wiesbaden with autonomy planned for June 1 and a desire for immediate peace. Despite rumors, American authorities say no treason charges against occupied-area civilians and warn against promoting a Rhine republic. Germans see no broad support for such a state.
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Sunn
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Tir Verion
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Hesse
Palatinate
Aix-la-Chanpelle
Mayence
Wiesbaden
Rhenlal
Rhenish Republic
Rhinelands
Dr. Dorton
Anari Eans
Berlin
Fierce fight on the onteper and reds win
A Moscow dispatch says Soviet troops seized Kherson on the Dnieper, northeast of Crimea, after fierce fighting. The Bolsheviks faced an insurrection in southern Ukraine, with defeated forces likely Ukrainian rebels. Reports mention a counter-revolt in the Odessa region led by Grigory Petrov?
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Moscow
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Ukraine
Witherson
Odessa
Grigoylet
Bombings at Boston and Newtonville Homes Spark Nationwide Outcry
In Boston and Newtonville pamphlets labeled Plain Words were found near the Hayden and Powers homes after two explosions. No injuries occurred. A June 3 roundup in Pittsburgh led to fifteen arrests, mostly Russians, tied to the nationwide bomb outrage.
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Polles
Albert B. Heyden
Toxbury
Leland
Newtonville
Hayden
Slayden
Disturbance in Yaant Valley prompts U S troop stance
Washington June 2 reports of disturbed conditions in the Yaant valley in Sonora lead the state department through the American embassy in Mexico City to urge Mexican authorities to station lower troops in that area to safeguard American vessels and property.
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Washington
Yaant Vallley
Sonora
State Department
Mexico
No Stens Yet Taken To Continue Telegraph Rates
Washington on June 3 no provision was made to continue telegraph rates recently increased by Postmaster General Burleson whose action was sustained by the Supreme Court. Clarence N Mackay, president of Postal Telegraph Cable, urged Congress to restore wires and promised a 20 percent rate reduction by his company.
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Washington
Postmaster-Geo. Eps
Burleson
Te Suprema
Clarence N. Mackay
Postal Teletrand-Cable Company
Congress
Paris Subway Lines Shut Down by Strike in City
Paris workers stage a citywide subway shutdown after a strike declaration the previous night. A meeting drew over 6,600 participants, with about 48,000 miners also out in Pas de Calais as part of the general airike.
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PARIG
Iula
Pas de Calais
Grand Duke’s Daughter Plans War Time Tour
The daughter of Grand Duke Michael is set to travel with Canede and the United Sister, carrying out a tour scheduled in the waning period of the war. The trip aligns with a broader plan discussed prior to the Dagine Blog of the war.
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Benots
Michael
Canede
United Sister
Abe Hed
Former Wyoming Treasurer Fined Heavy in Police Court
Gates, former Wyoming state treasurer, was fined 300000 in police court after liquor possession charges. Police seized several hundred gallons of whiskey and raided his new Capitol Hill district home Friday night.
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Denver
One Cent Coin Demand Spurs Mint Expansion in US
Director Kay Baker oversees a 24 hour mint operation to meet heavy demand for one cent pieces. Output climbs to about 90 million coins monthly as sub treasuries face vast orders and banks rely on pennies for tax payments and fares. May mint tally shows 4.9 million in cents and modest production of larger coins.
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Washington
Ivery Mitt
United States
Kay Haker
Hia
Baker
Nicksis
Spectacular Rise In Ship Values During the War
Washington reports a dramatic increase in ship values due to wartime insurance. The Standard Oil steamer John J. Archbold grew insured value from 770,600 in 1914 to 2,200,000 in 1917. The Marine and Seamen's Division notes 1922s tonnage 497,059 and 275 ships lost, totaling 30,000,000 in monetary losses.
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Wal
War Risk Department
Standard OW Company
John J. Archbold
Torpodong
Marine and Seomen’s
Bureau
Tosca
Vennela
German Austrian republic outline ends monarchy era
Dr Karl Renner outlined the history of German Austria and its new republic born after the November 1918 demise of the Hapsburg monarchy. He warned the republic bears no warlike claim, seeks self determination, and faces economic hardship worsened by wartime privations.
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AT. Germain
Manus
Karl Renner
Hapsburg
Seaplane NC-4 Won’t Fly Back to United States
Washington reports the American seaplane NC-4 which reached Plymouth England has completed the first trans Atlantic flight but will not attempt a return flight. The craft will be disassembled and shipped home, according to Secretary Daniels.
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Washington
Plymouth
England
Daniels
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