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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
12
Fragmentary report of a dancer, Hiss Yansei Dofly, accused of temperamental behavior and a dispute with Harry Fox of a vaudeville troupe. Readable details are incomplete and cannot confirm dates or full parties.
Report from Fonezawa Japan details a devastating blast that left the silk weaving center in ruins. More than three thousand buildings collapsed or burned, with at least 14 deaths and thousands left homeless. Estimated damage runs into millions of dollars.
Milas Dore T Tarael a long time San Francisco public school teacher admitted making disloyal remarks about the United States and the flag. She was allowed to resign after stating she could not teach children to honor the flag, which she said meant nothing to her.
In Tomek western Alberta martial law was proclaimed after widespread robberies by criminals who were pardoned and had joined militant anarchists. Over 1000 of the pardoned individuals were arrested and about £100 more were captured amid the crackdown.
A June 21 White House incident saw a banner denouncing President Wilson and Billy Taft torn by a crowd with police present. Miss Lucy Turns of New York and Miles Catherine Morey of Dorion held the banner as 20 people were killed and many wounded in broader clashes amid arrests tied to bank plunder plots and civic leader threats. In New York, eight were killed and rising wounded in clashes between troops and supporters of a new Kirsanoy republic in Tambov, Tassisi, per Petrograd cable.
In New York on June 31 Richard Darrett a Brooklyn athlete fatally shot his wife and two children aged four and one half in a quarrel over money. He then killed himself by slashing his throat and shooting himself.
A Rumanian mission to the United States has arrived in Tokio. The party includes Dr. Kaaile Lucaco and Lieuts Ton Motsa and Vaalle Stole. The dispatch notes that the Hus alan situation remains difficult and hampered by logistics as the Rumanian offensive struggles.
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