Burglary and Robbery Report From Local Streets
A lone robber terrorized a block near Tirlebum and Winkasenuc, firing at a passerby as he fled with about $22 and other valuables. Police tracked him after a brief pursuit. separate break in at 3608 Jefferson Avenue yielded a pearl ring, a diamond pin, and about $40. No suspects identified.
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Dick Welsh
Enrroney
Penmerel
Welal
Uinraugh
Welsh Rand
W. A. Taylor
Grant Avenue Ami
Pingtes Horne
Dames
Tingrey
Jefferkan Avenue
Nti
Valuahlen
Vingron
Pingree
Nm Sole
Anil
Xlnop
Aml
Mexico in Great Turmoil Across Border War Reports
June 9 report from Hi Paso states Murrieta and officials moved staff and family across the border. No witnesses in the violence, but reports claim Wildists near Juarez saved property while rebels seized several towns and large quantities of stock and goods from ranchers. federal forces respond to the unrest under General Curios.
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Paso
Texas
MM. Murrieta
Ewsgaras
Dnnez
Samarisuen
Juarez
Sambirano
Chibashoa
Vila
Pettus S
Ana Lara
Merman
Ogtor Pusa
German chancellor reluctant to sign peace accord
Official circles report that the German chancellor will not authorize Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau to sign and will refer the matter to the national assembly, which is believed to be unfavourable, signaling continued peace-weary mood in Prussia and Berlin.
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Yatub
Pranet
Phinte Kane
Berlin
Pui Ipp Sthehterann
Count von Brockdorf-Hantzau
Wil
National Assembly
Battle by air for forces clash over Bolshevik flotilla
Northern Mupsla June 3. A tied aerial clash attacked four Bolshevik craft south of Take Onesa. Bombs missed the target. machine guns struck lake boats and anti air guns. Bolshevik flotilla fled, pursued for a great distance. One damaged plane returned to base, then rejoined the others. All allied planes returned after the engagement.
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Kem
Mupsla
Onesa
Fore Yeelordiy
Hamba
Nephaust
Gompers Opens Labor Meeting in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts the 39th session of the American Federation of Labor with Samuel Gompers delivering a keynote urging postwar reconstruction that preserves workers' rights. He asserts labor will play a central role in rebuilding society and condemns tyranny. The gathering focuses on reconstruction, labor unity, and shaping postwar policy.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sampel Gompers
American Federation of Tabor
Gompers
Gonpers
Weimany
Wieon Wan
Dreath
Treedan
Atham
Santels Win Boise Contest In Striking Finish
Santels of Santa Francisca won the Boise contest with a dramatic finish as Iren Moustintin Romans held a lead briefly before a late surge. Samratl forced a lapsed dip and a key exchange swung momentum, while Mishe of St. Mail was outpointed by Woo Narvilk of New York in a separate feature.
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Renae
Santels
Sar
Miske
Amy Mishe
St. Mail
Ts Woo Narvilk
New York
Embargo Lifted as U S Eases War Currency Controls
Washington June 8 The government ends most foreign exchange and gold export controls to hasten return to normal economic conditions and restore the dollar to parity in several nations. Exceptions remain for certain Russia regions and limited territories. Export bonds to be required. remaining actions await presidential proclamation.
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Washington
Audi
Feveral Reserve Board
United States
Head of German Naval Staff Dies During War Years
Berlin dispatch reports Admiral von Houltzendorff, long serving head of the German naval staff, has died. He led the navy for most of the war and retired in August of Insterar.
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Berlin
von Houltzendorff
Insterar
Senate Printing of Treaty Copy Sparks Capitol Uproar
Washington reports a tumult over the treaty text as Senator Borah forces printing of the copy brought to Congress by a Chicago Tribune correspondent. President Wilson’s cable delays disclosure while investigation into private copies widens. Morgan bankers and others are summoned as the Foreign Relations Committee probes leaks.
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Washington
Ming
Gorwader & Mio
Caples
New York
Boral
Idaho
Wilson
Norte
Nnn Heetlah Annlan AP Pha
Vinangrers
J. P. Morgan
A. P. Davison
Thomas F. Tallant
Morgan Oaaklog
Jacob Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Panl
Senate
Horak
League For
Renate
Srany
Borah
Chicago Tribunes
Dravier Muni
Ala
Phat
Hitchcock
Swanson
Virginia
Porelen Relations Committee
Lehowed
Johnson
Mualler
Wall Street
Marshall
Tomorrow and Tomorrow in a Crazed Banking Monologue
A fragmented, garbled plea about banking on tomorrow mixes whimsical curses with anxious humor. The speaker mocks despair and urges forward faith in future gains while lacing in distorted phrases and nonsensical imagery. The piece reads like a fevered poem or draft of a performance monologue.
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Tomor
Mike Bisges
Tada
Nationwide telephone workers strike ordered
A nationwide strike of telephone workers including operators and maintenance, construction and repair men was ordered today to begin Monday morning. The action, announced by C Sickman, local business agent, and J N Grovers, financial secretary of the Electrical Workers union, comes on orders from the International headquarters at Springfield Os.
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Cleveland
Wfite
C.sickman
J. N. Grovers
Electrigal Workers’ Union
International
Springfield
Forty Riflemen to Big Shoot at Le Mans
Announcement lists forty American marksmen for the Inter Allied rifle and pistol competition at Le Mans June 23 from Army and Marine Corps ranks. Final team selections and training stages follow a three week elimination contest, with Capt. Larland K. Keyton and Lt. Lloyd Spooner among those named.
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United States
Lemans
Army
Minimng Corps
Marine Corps
Nny Ten Watlops
Aeitlehs
Averdens Dominions
Amd
Larland K. Keyton
First Marines
Saudi Pasadena
Cal. A
Lloyd Spooner
47Th Infantry
Porthind
Ore
John N. Grieka
Leavenworth
Kans
Wichita
Kana
Theodore N. Johnson
144Th Field Artillery
Omaha
Kimberling
Lewiston
Iiaho
Walter Behrens
144Th Infantry
Dutlue
Te. A. Chenowell
Anarines
Sebaatopal
Cal
Charles Roysen
Coacaathon Center
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Hart F. Johnson
Dallas
Texas
Willard and Dempsey Injuries Reported After Sparring
In Toledo reports say Willard and Dempsey sustained bruised heads from a sparring session today. The Jamaica Kid, a 130 pound boxer, was involved as sparring partner. Dempsey's left eye was opened by a grazing punch.
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Toledo
Boxing News Fragment Reflects Sudden Punches and Trials
Fragmentary report notes a one round exchange in which Saex Merpel lands a right hand on Willard causing a left cheek bump. Mention of Dempsey potentially missing days of activity and implications for world boxing shows uncertainty and fading detail.
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Willard
Saex Merpel
Grain Men To Confer In New York On 1919 Wheat Handling
Representatives of the grain trade from the United States arrived in New York to attend a conference tomorrow led by United States wheat director Fullus Karnes. The meeting will discuss handling of the 1919 wheat crop and will continue for several days.
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New York
Gasoline price advances prompt new Nebraska law
Prices rose in Nebraska by about two to twenty six cents a gallon, spurring a new legislative act to regulate dealers. The measure requires higher quality gasoline to be sold and imposes navy specification standards as part of the overhaul.
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Ijancoln
Nev
Nebraska
Arny
Gree
Latin America Takes Stand in Paris Walkout Sparks U N T
Delegates from Latin American nations confronted talks in Paris during a Pan American meeting. A walkout occurred after protests over demands, while Western delegates pressed for attention and lectures by a United States official. The scene highlighted tensions between regional blocs and host pages.
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