Great Hope Presents Diplomas At Naval Academy
President Harding awards diplomas to the Naval Academy class in Annapolis urging graduates to defend the nation only for a just cause and to keep a republic of conscience. Secretary Denby urges officers to respect enlisted men and avoid being snobs while stressing duty and unity among ranks.
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Annapolis
Marding
Naval Academy
Cald
Harding
America
Mra. Harding
Admiral Seales
Academy
Washington
Denby
Marine Corps
Navy
Geddes Urges World Peace Leadership at Virginia Centennial
British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes told UVA centennial exercises that English speaking peoples should unite under a leadership for world peace. He called for a first step to end futile wars forever. The address was delivered in Charlottesville, Virginia on June 3.
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Charlottesville
Sir Auckland Geddes
University of Virginia
National League and American League score roundup
National League results show New York and Cincinnati games with Bt Leute 5. Other schedule items are listed as not scheduled. American League reports Washington 7 tied with Chicago 7, and Cleveland 2 tied with Detroit in uncertain standings.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Somo Cisseessees
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Petteburgh
Leute
Chicago
Lowla
Dogton
Deetrett
Piffadelonia
Clothing Workers Targeted by Senate Committee Attack
Washington June 3 congressional investigation of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America was urged by clothing manufacturers who labeled the union a red menace to American industry.
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Washington
Congressional
Amalgamated Motching Workers of America
Senate Later Committee
Revolt Spreads in Eastern Siberia to Blagoveshchensk
Reports from Peking say the anti Bolshevist revolt that began with the capture of Vitivostok and nearby towns by troops once led by the late General Kappell has spread to Blagoveshchensk, capital of Amur province. Soviet officers at Irkutsk urge defense against a counter revolution while Vindivostok remains under a new socialist government and quiet.
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Peking
China
Siberia
Vindivostok
Kappell
Blagovestchensk
Amur
Far Eastern Republic
Cita
Irkutsk
Lake Baikal
Ecity
Senators Roiled by Dry Workers as Wheeler Targets Volstead Bills
Washington June 3 Resentment grew among senators over the Anti-Saloon League figure Wayne B Wheeler and his associates guiding enforcement of the Volstead act The Judiciary Committee including Borah and Reed faces a tense path as it tries to plug holes in prohibition enforcement The administration seeks to reorganize enforcement but warns against outside interference in shifting duties from Treasury to Justice.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Wheeler
Senate Judiciary Committee
Borah
Reed
Beuthen Falls Under French Tank Assault Near Opplen
Beuthen garrisoned by French forces repelled German attackers using tanks amid heavy casualties on the German side. Poles in the outskirts engaged as French and Polish actions near the Polish frontier create a tense situation. Wires to Renthen and Kattowitz are cut, looting reported, food short, and German leadership reportedly refused Polish aid.
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Oppeln
Beuthen
Siesia
Reuben
Beufhen
Sentriea
Tanka
Reubens
Ctty
Renthen
Kattowitz
Refugees Report French at Kattowiltz Killing Poles in Looting Bid
Refugees arriving describe French forces at Kattowiltz killing several Poles who tried to loot two German freight lorries loaded with food, with French casualties also reported. Insurgents routed as Germans and Poles clash near Gross Strhiitz east of the Oder, at Posnowitz. German dead and wounded removed to Kroppitz. crowds and Czech mentions noted, as women volunteer for front service and even wear men’s clothing to help drive wagons.
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Kattowiltz
Gross-Strhiitz
Oder River
Oppeln
Plac
Posnowitz
Gross Strehiitz
Kroppitz
Oder
Baeron von Plees
Krappitz
Poe Ce
Voxsnowitz
Four Policemen Slain in Ambush in Ireland
In County Kerry at Clenmere four policemen were shot dead and three wounded during an ambush. The dead include Police Inspector MacCaughey and a sergeant and two constables. The wounded are three constables. In Belfast the News Letter reports King George may open the Ulster Parliament in state on June 21, with the meeting set for Tuesday to elect a speaker and swear in members.
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Belfast
George
England
Dublin
Clenmere
Kerry
MacCaughey
Ireland
Tulsa Riot Aftermath as Bodies Rise in Negro District
In Tulsa on June 3 thirteen white men were detained on looting charges from abandoned houses as guards rebuilt order after the race riot. Officials estimate about 100 deaths, with 10 white and around 90 black fatalities and extensive property losses pegged at 1.5 million dollars.
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Tulsa
Okla
James
J. A. Robertson
Free- Nog
Negro District
Barrett
Talen
Tuten
Military centers evacuate and aid flows after city wreckage
Troops ring the destroyed district where a large African American community suffered severe losses. Relief agencies, led by the Red Cross, feed more than 3,000 evacuees as they return to the city and await shelter. Adjutant General Barrett considers pitched tents for immediate housing.
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Barrett
Baseball Park
Red Crosse
Fair Grounds
House Passes Packer Control Bill in Congress
Washington reports the Haugen packer control bill was passed by the house without a record vote and sent to the senate. It would place packing houses and stockyards under the agriculture secretary with regulatory authority and require operators to establish a system to track profits and ownership.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Poet Ore
Etock Gaard
Central America Pact Praised by Secretary Hughes at Luncheon
Secretary Hughes praised a Central American confederation proposal during a luncheon in honor of Nicaraguan foreign minister Martino Tu Zepeta. He said government support would render the idea a happy result if all involved peoples acquiesce.
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Washington
Central American Confederation of States
Secretary Hughes
Martino Tu Zepeta
Hughes
Harding Cousin Found Guilty in Impersonation Case
Everett Harding known as President Harding's cousin and confidential aid pleaded guilty to impersonating a federal officer with intent to defraud before Judge Landis. He faces up to three years or $1,000 fine, and was sentenced to fifteen months in Leavenworth.
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Chicago
Everett Harding
Harding
Landis
Marding
Leavenworth
Earl Harding
Everett
White House
Ephraim Harding
North Kimball Avenue
President Harding
Frightful Massacres on Black Sea Reported
Report says orders by Turkish authorities led to massacres at Samsun and Izmit on the Black Sea coast. Refugees flee the strife as international concern grows over civilian casualties and mass arrests.
Armenian Christians Massacred by Turks on Black Sea Coast
Reports from Sere describe two massacres of Armenian Christians at Samean and Trebizond. Turkish forces attacked the towns along the Black Sea coast, leaving casualties and desecrated streets as survivors flee the area. Japanese troops are reported aiding defenders in the region.
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London
Armenia
Sere
Samean
Trebizond
Black Sea
Bolshevists Defeat Anti Bolshevik Forces at Vladivostok
Soviet troops annihilate Bolshevist opponents at Vladivostok with assistance from Japanese forces. Report notes heavy combat and decisive outcome for Bolsheviks.
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Sreciat Te the Evening Journal
Stockholm
Vladintok
Miller Funeral Set For Tomorrow At Home
Funeral services for James G. C. Miller will be held at the Miller home 415 East Mist Saturday afternoon with Rev A L Oates of the Presbyterian church in charge. Burial will be in Elm Grove Cemetery. Richard Miller, son in government work in the west, arrived home last night.
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James GC. Miller
East Mist
A. 1 Oates
Elm Grove
Richard Miller
Lieutenant Crail Returns from Fort Riley
Lieutenant Philip J. Grail of Troop D arrived home today from Fort Riley Kansas where he spent three months at a special cavalry officers school for regular army and National Guard. He and the men gained practical instruction and improved physical condition.
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Philip J. Grail
Fort Riley
Kansas
Regular Army
National Guard
The Kid Pleases At Graham Theater
Charie Chapin and a small assistant Jackie entertain a good sized audience at the Graham Theatre with The Kid. The film features Chaplin in a different role with a blend of humor and pathos that drew heavy audience approval. It will be shown again tonight and tomorrow night.
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Chariie Chapin
Jackie
Graham Mera
the Kid
Chaplin
Gypsies Briefly Enter Town Then Depart
A company of seven automobile loads of gypsies arrived in town this morning but remained for less than 15 minutes. City Marshal Rey Downs and the county deputy sheriff helped eject them. A bank roll stolen from a Wassingston man was recovered from at least one carload.
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Rey Downs
Sherlood
Viettors
Wassingston
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