Unemployed Workers at Fuller Construction Hit by Lockout
New York June 17 A strike dispute leaves about 150000 men idle as the George Filler Construction Co orders a lockout. The firm, not joining the employers association, applies the same grounds for action as the union, prompting an arbitration plan proposed by the king players to resolve the standstill.
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New York
George Filler Construction Company
Fuller Company
Kine
Ockatina
Collision of Passenger and Gravel Trains At Fundra
A collision between a passenger train and a gravel train near Fundra, twenty miles south of here, killed three and injured four. The gravel train reportedly failed to clear the main track. Names listed include TEAL Wider Heeving Lisbon Fred Reisier Davenport Theodore Neche Traer and a number of passengers.
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Grane Rapids
Tsland
Fundra
Heres
TEAL
Wider Heeving
Lisbon
Fred Reisier
Davenport
A.myers
James Barnes
Baggagemas Tarhes
Areman
Theodore Neche
Traer
Burts
Berry Boys Not Armed When Killed
Contemporary reports from Uncath describe a chaotic scene at the Berry Boys killings where no weapons were found on the deceased. Witnesses, including Ed Queker and Al Winship, note arrests for questioning others and claims that Birch Berry’s pistol was missing from its holster. County Attorney Toteliks corroborates the lack of weapons and adds details from a home visit, with cross examination yielding no new facts.
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Ned
Jone
Francis
Kansas
Chimupeoy
Dewey
W. Jz McBride
Clyro Wilegon
Enden
Reach
Queker
al Winship
Jal
Ke AL. Phillifis
Goronst
Barrys
Tie
Birch
Alpheus
Datel
Berry
OM. P. Week
Berry Thome
Birch Berry
Totelikigs
Nest Calen
Berry Home
Tariff Reform Club Dissolves Amid Turmoil in New York
In New York at a gathering on Twenty seventh Street and First Avenue, the Reform Club voted to wind up its affairs after sixteen years devoted to tariff reform. The decision followed a split between older members who favored winding down and younger members who wanted to preserve the club’s reform mission. The group planned a social event at dissolution, selling the club house and leaving over 50,000 in funds, with literature distribution continuing as a nominal club remains.
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New York
Reform Club
Firth Avenue
Ib'hee Toon
Carsied
Initiation Branded High School Boys Alleged Incident
A local high school initiation involved branding with silver nitrate on the foreheads. Ken Bedford and Joseph Melntyre were among the students injured. police report indicates serious wounds and possible recovery. Principal notes the ritual used a mysterious silver nitrate mix, causing fear for the victims.
Socialists Make Great Gains in German Elections
In a detailed election report, Socialists surge in the Reichstag with strong showings across Berlin and multiple towns such as Solingen and Schweinfurth. The Centre and Conservative wings lose ground while the Socialists gain substantial representation, including notable shifts in Saxony and the capital. The final tallies indicate a fragmented result with second elections anticipated in several districts.
Inside the Palace Where Servia's Rulers Met Death
A correspondent for the Associated Press tours the royal palace in Belgrade after the murders of King Alexander and Queen Draga. Descriptions cover the bloodstained rooms, destroyed corridors, and the untouched evening items on the monarchs’ tables, with observers noting the palace’s stark, altered state amid the political crisis. Messages from Russia, Britain, and Austria echo reactions to the coup and the new regime as Belgrade, Rome, and Constantinople react to the Servian tragedy.
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Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Belrade
Thane
Aleavent
Alem
Polschiers
Anar Pelravies
Wubart
Drags
Deadly flood devastates Heppner and nearby towns in Oregon
Rescue teams comb wreckage as flood debris blocks roads and railways. An estimated 1,000 people fled to safety and many bodies may never be recovered in the Oregon valley. Relief organizers in Portland have raised $10,000 and ship food, tools, lime, and other supplies to Heppner to aid survivors and sanitary efforts.
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Brokane
Tne
Thea
Rmin
Fomine
Fran Tone
Portland
Ore
Heppner
Weppner
Qwark
Russell Sage Neglect Threatens Million Dollar Loss
New York June 17 Russell Sage faces a potential loss of up to 1,000,000 as he failed to appear for an examination to swear off an investment tied to taxes. The issue centers on Sage’s refusal to settle claims and his past conduct, with the figure cited in documents to March 1.
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New Yorks
Russell
Nonil Ko
Sage
Post Office Scandals Continue To Multiply
A chaotic report on continuing post office irregularities details forged checks, misappropriated funds, and internal mismanagement. Investigators trace cashier misdeeds, note questioned payments, and outline securing of money orders, with officials questioned at federal offices and in New York. Leadership changes and court inquiries loom as auditors probe contracts and signatures.
Kidnapped Boy Caged With Wild Animals
Lawmen report a boy abducted from East St. Vota, allegedly kept in a cage with wild animals as part of a circus. He was abused, his hands and face marked. Leyton, a German boy, testified to the grim conditions. Aylvester Haken, a local official, is under arrest and transported to Belleville to avert possible lynching.
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Chicago
St. Vota
Hlinaiin
Layton
Mie
Aylvester Haken
Belleville
Socialist Victory Over Radicals in Reichstag Shakeup
Berlin turn 17 reports major socialist gains at the expense of radical factions as Reichstag elections tilt. Conservatives free liberals and center parties hold seats while two bad factions fail to win a single seat, prompting cross‑party support in the second round.
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Rtf
Itha
Denverman
Sd. Ei Intal
Uji Atipruna
Soehtlintes Wille
Berlin
Tareeden
Solingen
Pinwan
Phiden
Sikdang Hochel
Tanburg
Dunetail
Sehwartshof
Weelford
Besremthanil
Sorat
Saxony
Knnpp
Adalints
Reichstag Elmebions Gaskor
Tnsi Reichslige
Hantu
Henry Hater
Tales
Pier
Wmpuberk Ab
Cossacks Attack Jews Sparks Day of Blood in Portia
June 3 Portia reports clashes as Jewish workers parade and police, aided by Cossacks, quell disturbances. Rioters clash with sabers. ten youths reportedly beaten or killed and many wounded as surgeons tend to injuries after police intervention.
Special Kansas Legislature calls for bridge rebuilding session
Lt Governor Bailey issues proclamation convening the Kansas Legislature in a special session at the capital in Topeka on Wednesday at 1:40 PM to authorize urgent rebuilding of destroyed bridges and related county and municipal relief.
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Kansas
Toprkca
Bailey
Demand for Union Labor Dominates Restaurant Settlement Talk
Chicago January 17 union labor demand looms in talks over the holeans restaurant settlement. Builders push for terms on union recognition while owners refuse to go beyond a non discrimination pledge. Strikes linger as unions press for agreement and employers seek flexible terms amid downtown restaurant reopenings.
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Chicago
Technig
Travl
Company to Insure Labor Employers Against Strikes
National Manufacturers association plans a new mutual company to insure employers against strikes. It would be formed with secrecy, its officers known only to members, and would operate to protect policy holders from strikes while pursuing legal coercion against violators.
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Chivaga
David M. Parry
Mamumurers
Axsnedition
Ue Naire
Ashe Companye
Millionaire Tries Escape From Wife in New York Case
A wealthy New Yorker, Moors, faces a court appearance after failed attempt to flee with a wife by his side. The case centers on a disputed divorce and alimony, with his past as a famed figure in New York society noted. Moors reportedly had no property and disputes arose over support, while his wife, described as a former heiress, seeks dissolution. The matter remains unsettled as details are withheld.
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Triatow
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Uallenbick, Crawfard Company
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Tony Vwara
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