British Plan Action Against Sinn Fein On Ulster Frontier
British infantry artillery and aircraft with destroyers in Belfast lough prepare for action along the Tyrone Donegal frontier against Sinn Fein forces unless attacks cease. Reinforcements arrive including Borderers Manchesters Royal Fusiliers and Liverpool regiment. Royal Air Service officers and planes arrive at Aldergrove ahead of Seventeenth brigade deployment.
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Belfast
Belfast Lough
Sinn Pein
Ulster
Tyrone
Northern Ireland
Curragh Brigade
Birkenhead
Sevettieh Borderers
Manchesters
Guernsey
Royal Fusiliers
Liverpool Regiment
Ballykinder
County Down
Royal Air Service
England
Aldergrove Aviation Ground
Cork
Belleek Salient
Fatal attack on liner in Shanghai injures women friends
Mrs. Frederick Shedd of Columbus Ohio reports a death by bomb and bullets as she disembarked a Shanghai liner. Her friend Mrs. W. K. Snyder of Brazil Indiana is killed. A bomb near them was kicked into the water before detonation. The shots were aimed at General Tanaka of the Japanese army.
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Shanghai
San Francisco
Frederick Shedd
Columbus
Orient
Shedd
W. K. Snyder
Brazil
Ind
Tanaka
Military movements split forces toward Pettigoe and H Belleek
Forces from Enniskillen split into two wings advancing toward Pettigoe and H Belleek with boats crossing to Boa Island. Belleek encamped at Resscor as naval boats move on Wie terfoot and Magheramennagh to press republican resistance. Belfast saw a quiet weekend with two soldiers and three civilians wounded and 18 killed and 74 wounded since Monday.
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Enniskillen
Pettigoe
Kesh
Boa Island
Belleek
Resscor
Wieterfoot
Magheramennagh
Ulster
Free State
Fer Wallace
Belfast
May Delay Patent Issues Without Congress Deficiency Funds
Washington reports patent issues delayed for the last week of June and the first three weeks of July unless Congress approves a deficiency appropriation. Secretary Fall has endorsed a request from the Patent Office for about 80 000 dollars to cover the shortfall.
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Washington
Congress
Patent Offices
Patent Office
Fall
Travel salesman William A. Harper dies after fourth suicide attempt
William A. Harper, forty five, a nationally known traveling salesman, died at the American hospital from injuries after jumping from a window at his home at 4723 Sheridan Road. He had eluded a nurse and leaped through a window, fracturing his skull on the courtyard pavement. He had long been connected with Ortmuwa Ga firms.
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Chicago
Wiliam A. Harper
Amerian Hospital
Sheridan Road
Ortmuwa Ga
Business Recovery advances across trades in New York
Reports from various sectors indicate renewed business calm and rising expectations of full recovery. Revival in key industries continues, unemployment declines as hiring expands, though coal and textile troubles temper progress. Demand grows for future needs, shipments speed up, prices firm as sellers ease offerings and quotas fade.
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New York
Ku Klux Klan Initiation Ceremony Near Chicago
Nighttime ceremony near Plainfield Illinois initiated nearly 3000 members into the Ku Klux Klan. Cameras captured the event as a prerecorded script guided the ritual with meticulous precision and a caravan of about 8000 automobiles departed after the session.
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Chicago
Linola
Ku Klux Klan
Delete
Dupage River
Plainfield
Advance Plans on Debts for Refund Talks Seem Likely
The United States and allies plan to detail proposals for refunding debt to the country. France has named Parmentier head of its delegation and asked Secretary Hughes for a hearing date. Secretary Metcalf will coordinate with the American commission as dates are arranged.
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United
Wehington
State Department
Riploe
Dees
Pwrneatier
Hughes
Metlon
Parmentier
Washington
States
Turkish denials on Russo German treaty alliance stance
Constantinople notes the nationalist government denies being party to the Russo German treaty and seeks friendly ties with the allies. Bolshevik Araloff says Turkey and Russia have grown closer since Genoa, with both aware allies’ spies operate in Turkey and Russia but not succeeding. He adds Germany hopes to align with Russia to gain influence.
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Constantinople
M. Araloff
Angora
Turkey
Russia
Genoa
al Araloff
Ceremony at improvised rostrum beside flag and bill
Officials conducted ceremonies around a flaming cross in a theaterlike space. They stood at an improvised rostrum with an American flag nearby and a Bill laid beside it as events proceeded.
Kansas City Girl Slayer Begs 10 Die
Marie Beal faces murder charges after the inquest into the death of Frank Warren Anderson. She claims Anderson, a reputed “perfect lover,” was a dealer in hearts and boasted of seducing many women. Nurse Teals recovering from a bullet wound, recounts dramatic details of the night.
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Kansas City
Marie
Pegey”) Beal
Frank Warren Anderson
Amoy Cameron Orr
HL. FE. Moses
Cover
Anderson
Woodlawn Avenue
Collingswood
N. J
Miss Teals
Warren
Pennsylvania
Seed of Love and a Fatal Pledge Exposed in Confession
A woman recalls past lovers and a captain from the World War era who won her with devotion and war hero glamour. She reveals a plan to expose others to similar manipulation and states she might welcome death if the jury plans to hang her. The confession contrasts idealized affection with a deadly outcome and warns other girls about a “perfect lover.”
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Gether
Anderson
Dayton
Less Production of Coal Week By Week
The ninth week of the coal strike, May 20 to June 1, shows a production decline due to Memorial day observance. Output ranges 4.5 to 4.75 million tons with anthracite nearly zero. For May 22 to 27, bituminous coal output was 4.856 million tons and anthracite 10 thousand tons. No major change in striking workers. no resumption in strongly organized directories.
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Washington
Geological Survey
United States Leads in Planning Pan Pacific Conference
Washington reports invitations issued for a Pan Pacific commerce conference to be held in Honolulu next October. The event, under the Pan Pacific union, will address communication transportation development conservation of resources finance and international relations. The State Department acts as agent. governments across the Pacific and beyond receive notices via diplomatic channels.
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Washington
Honolulu
State Department
Pacific Ocean
Pan-Pacific Union
Pan Pacific
Department of the Interior
Trawail Falls
United States
Guatemala
Salvador
Nicaragua
Mondures
Costa Rica
Panama
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Japan
China
Siam
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Federated Quaicy States
North Borneo
Dutch East Indies
Parn-Pacific Union
British warship halts U.S. vessel in Irish waters
A British warship stopped a U.S. vessel in Irish waters causing a diplomatic stir. The incident involved a shuttle operation and drew quick response from both nations, with officials promising investigation and deescalation.
Seize Ammunition from Seattle Spirit Held in Irish Waters
The Seattle Spirit bound from New York to Pean Ireland was stopped by a British warship in Tralee Bay. A large quantity of ammunition was seized. British troops have driven Sinn Fein forces from main positions in Ulster. The border between northern and southern Ireland is described as a near battle line.
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Evening Journal
London
United States Shipping Board
Seattle Spirit
New York
Pean
Ireland
Tralee Bay
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Northern
Supreme Court Rules Unions Liable in Strikes and Tax Law Cuts
The Supreme Court holds unions liable for damages in strikes and invalidates the double tax and penalty provision of the prohibition law affecting illegal manufacture sale of liquor.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
unrest rises in Silesia as Poland handover nears
In Upper Silesia disorder grows ahead of the planned transfer to Poland. A detachment of 800 troops occupied Rybulk after a daylong march. British and Welsh infantry with two tanks secured Botrek amid labor calls for action against Polish bandits.
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Berlin
Upper Silesia
Poland
Traligh
Rybulk
Botrek
Ald
Polis
Fone
Community stock improver praised for crop variety
Quote from W A Lieyd extols the man who improves livestock and corn variety as deserving praise equal to a soldier who wins glory from cannon fire.
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W. A. Lieyd
Major David A Reed Nominated to Fill Knox's Senate Term
Maj. David A. Reed, veteran of World War I, has been nominated by Republicans in Pennsylvania to fill the unexpired Knox term. He may also win election to the full term starting next March.
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David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Prt
Senator Knox
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