Mob Rules Duluth as Three Negroes Hanged in Lynching
Riot mob of about 5000 overpowers police at Duluth Minnesota seizing and hanging three circus roustabouts accused in the attack on a seventeen year old white girl. National guardsmen arrive to restore order as additional mobs are reported heading to nearby Virginia.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota National Guardsmen
St. Paul
Adjt
W. F. Rhinow
Co. H
Faribault
W. A. Miller
Long Prairie
Minnesota
Mountain Iron
Superior Street
Virginia
Ramsey County
Kansas farms seek 50,000 harvest hands
Topeka June 17. With the Kansas wheat crop started the need of Kansas for 50,000 harvest hands was announced by C. Mohler secretary of the state board of agriculture.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
4. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
US Officer's Wife Slain in Rockford Case Probed
In Rockford on June 17 authorities probed the fatal shooting of Maude Lucille Moss wife of a camp supply officer and daughter of Elon J Arnold of Chicago. Indications point to a possible homicide motive under investigation with clues guiding police.
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Rockford
Maude Lucille Moss
Elon J. Arnold
Chicago
Four Soldiers Escape Camp Guardhouse Dragnet Ordered
Authorities and sheriffs from six counties launched a dragnet for four soldiers who escaped from a camp guardhouse. Court martial charges have been filed three times against one member of the quartet by Captain Moss. An automobile stolen near Davis Junction around the time of the shooting is believed to have been used by the escaped soldiers.
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Moss
Davis Junction
Columbus drops to fourth in Ohio population ranking
Washington June 17 The census bureau reports Columbus Ohio now has a population of about 237 thousand, losing its third largest city status to Toledo. The release notes Columbus trails Leavenworth and St Paul among large U S cities while Toledo stands at about 243 thousand.
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City Lo
Ohio
Columbus
Toledo
Howat defies Governor Allen over labor order clash
Alexander Howat, president of the United Mine Workers, defied Governor Allen in Montreal to enforce the court of industrial orders. He warned that Kansas mine workers will go to jail rather than surrender their rights as American citizens, promising action if authorities push.
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Montreal
Que
Alexander Howat
Kaneas
Harding meets Republican leaders in dinner conference
Washington June 17 Senator Harding Republican presidential candidate says he discussed campaign state of the Union and party prospects with leaders including Janige Sineot Brandegee and Fair. He denies being a political boss and says he knows nothing of any third party plans.
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Washington
Harding
Janige
Massachusetts
Sineot
Utah
Brandegee
Fair
New Mexico
Union
Chicago
Huerdlow
League of Nations
Ohio
Mexican Governor Chavira Driven From Colima by Rebels
El Provisional Governor Jose Chavira of Colima, named by Adolfo de la Huerta, has been ousted by rebel elements within Mexican troops, according to La Nacion newspaper.
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Paso
Tex
Colima
Jose Chavira
Adolfo de la Huerta
Lantepublica
British Grab in Turkey Is Charged Divorce of Near East Command
Interallied commission lays rules for governorship of Constantinople and the zone of the straits with naval enforcement and forbidding belligerent acts. The French and British command dispute over control of Constantinople and the Near East under allied occupation.
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Turkey
Interallied Commission
Straits
Deputies
Constantinople
Near East
d'Esperey
Near
Eos
Milne
Graf Milne
Seid
Ceerala Beperey
dEsperey
Strait
Baseball Results From AMERICAN and NATIONAL Leagues
In the American league New York defeated Chicago 7 to 4 while St. Louis tied Philadelphia 2 to 2. No other games were completed and the schedule shows no further results due to weather and delays.
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American Efeacun
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Philateph
National
Las Chicago
burgh-Philatephia
Mt Hedmied Atave Ehoe Om
Amerl
Theacun
Perch
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Louis
Pittsburgh
Heston
Philadelphia
Britain Out Of All War Risk, Kato Says Treaty Should Stand
In Tokyo on June 17 Viscount Kato, former foreign minister, urged renewal of the Anglo Japanese alliance of 1911 claiming the pact removes the risk of Britain becoming involved in any war between the United States and Japan. He said renewal would prevent possible conflicts.
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Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Viscount Kato
Allies Delay Action on Aid to Persia
The report states the League of Nations council will postpone final action on aiding Persia while awaiting promises from authorities and Russian talks proceed. Belatum and Japan plan to join Britain in negotiations with Krassin in London as Batoum evacuation plans emerge. Delegates arrive at The Hague for a commission on a permanent international court of justice with U.S. Klitn Root and French and Dutch delegates in attendance.
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Belgium
Japan
Britain
Krassin
Batourin
London
Council of the League of Nations
Dersin
Caspian Sea
Persia
Firouz Mirza
M.tchiteherin
Belatum
Gregory
Twistys i
Batoum
Batoun
Baku
Transaucasia
Milne
the Hague
Moset
Commission
International Court of Justice
Klitn Root
United States
Scheveningen
Leon Bourgeois
The
Hague
Rat Drive to End Plague in Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida a rat extermination drive is underway to curb a plague tied to June cola spieied ma ratelilin oe grapeine Mar ey phesthane. Two deaths have occurred from the disease since map Pri lay. The city has appropriated funds to pay the exterminators, with the United States Public Health Service directing the effort.
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Pensacola
Fla
United States Public Health Service
Runaway freight train causes multi-vehicle wreck and fire
A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight train failed air brakes after leaving Boylston tunnel on the St Paul road near Ellenburg Washington on June 17. It traversed 17 miles, killed one man, injured two, and destroyed 48 loaded freight cars. The electric locomotive, freed from its load, moved to Beverly while the train crashed into power wires near the Cohasset West Bridge. Damage is estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
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Ellenburg
Wash
Chicago Milwaukee & St
Cohasset West Bridge
Beverly
Telegraph Claims Investigation Ordered by ICC
The interstate commerce commission on its own motion ordered a probe into telegraph companies practices in adjusting damage claims from clerical errors in message transmission. All common carriers under the interstate act are cited. Hearings will be held in New York on July 26.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
New York
Bandits Try to Hold Up Chicago Bank at Roosevelt Road
Five automobile bandits attempted a bank raid on the Dresser Commercial and Savings bank at 2821 West Roosevelt road in Chicago. The owner of a moving picture theater at 2836 Roosevelt road, A. Boutlard, was killed resisting the hold up. A policeman, Fred Brunke, pursued the robbers firing on them and wounding one, but the bandits escaped west on Roosevelt road. Twenty shots were exchanged during the pursuit.
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Chicago
A. D. Boutlard
Roosevelt Road
Dresser Commercial and Savings Bank
West Roosevelt Read
Roullard
Fred Brunke
Theyear
Errors Found In Primary Return Vote Corrections
County supervisors report few errors in last week’s primary returns with corrections reducing Michels ahead of Brookhart and Molesberry versus Thompson. Democratic tallies show Porter for senator and Herring for governor among others, plus various county offices. Steel storage building contract awarded to Truscon Stell of Youngstown and coal contracts issued with Bidwell pricing for courthouse and paupers.
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County Board of Supervisors
Cummins
Congress
Molesberry
Thompson
Michels
Brookhart
Fourth Ward
Washington
J. W. Walkup
Porter
Herring
J. L. Hard
S. W. Brookhart
Tinley
McMan
West
Minick
Truscon Stell Company
Youngstown
Ohio
John Shields & Sons
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Diacks
U. S
Camp Grant
Census Bureau
Howat
Gov
Allen
Ohioan
Lodge
Smoot
Fall
Gen. Milne
Perth
Asis Minor
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
Millerand
Dpardanelles
Sea of Marmora
Bosporus
Ade
Greece
France
Itealy
Win
Council of League
Alles
Trans-Caucasia
American Near East Relief
John B. Thriji
Pensaco
Boylston Tunnel
St. Paul Road
Quiz OF Telegraph Claims
STEEL
Evening Journal
Washington County
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