U S Captives In Mexico Must Be Free
Washington demands release of forty American citizens and restoration of $60000 in property seized by Mexican bandits near Tampico. Captives held for ransom by Mexican General Foroeabe with 240 troops, given 48 hours to pay. Consul Shaw and Envoy Lammertin coordinate protests to Mexican authorities as US officials brief President Harding.
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Washington
State Department
Cortez Git Company
Tampico
Mexico
Foroeabe
Shaw
Aguado
Tempica
Wee
George Lammertin
Mexico City
Consul Shaw
Tampicos
Templco
Hughes
White House
Harding
Panama
Tampico tensions rise after American seizures in Gulf port
Reports say American citizens and property were seized on the 25th near Tampico as U S authorities warn of possible outbreaks unless federal troops reach the area. Officials blame well planned bandit actions tied to threats against Obregon government.
Klan Parade Defies 1. W. W. in Cherokee Riot Aftermath
In Cherokee Oklahoma on June 28 a Klan march in regalia numbered over 20 and carried signs challenging the 1. W. W. and warning its members to stay away. The event followed last weeks riot between harvest hands with one fatality and several serious injuries attributed to the clash.
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Cherokee
Okla
K'rKlos-Klan
1. W. Wis
Antigram Gambling Bill Clears House Amid Debate
Washington report states the Cap per-Tincher antigram gambling bill passed the house 208 to 76 to curb futures price manipulation. Sponsors call the measure constitutional and designed to address Supreme Court objections to the prior Copper Tinder act.
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Washington
House
United States Supreme Court
Rail Unions Issue Strike Ultimatum Amid Deadlock
Chicago June 28 A telegram from B M Jewell of the AFL to T Dewitt Cuyler chairman of the Association of Railway Executives delivers an ultimatum from about 1 000 000 railway workers. The threat demands wage payments and restored operations, warning a July 15 strike if talks fail and the Rail Labor Board orders are not rescinded or modified.
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Chicago
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railway Executives
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Pullihan
United States Railway Labor Board
Mr. Jewell
Essage
Riots in Hamburg and Rathenau Assassination Aftermath
One man killed ten wounded as Hamburg crowds disperse after a Rathenau assassination demonstration. Police fired at resisting protesters while authorities search for suspects with flying squads scouring Germany. Finland detains three men aboard the Rugen in Stettin posing as English sailors.
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Berlin
Hauburg
Rathenau
Wader
Doctor Rathenau
Helsingfore
Finland
Stettin
Staaken
Spandau
Battie
Railroad Wage Cuts Targeted by Congress Resolution
Representative Burke of Pennsylvania introduced a House resolution urging Congress to order the United States railroad labor board to rescind its wage reduction orders set to take effect July 1. The message argues strike ballots show strong union support and fault rail executives for potential walkouts, urging action to prevent widespread stoppage and protect carriers serving the public.
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Rail Labor Board
Waostington
Burke
Pennsylvitta
Congress
United States Railroad Labor Board
Fuller & Co in bankruptcy suspend operations in Chicago
E M Fuller and Co stocks and bonds firm facing liabilities about 3 million dollars after bankruptcy petition filed in New York. Chicago branch manager F Wallace says assets not determined. others offices in Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland. Samuel Strasburger appointed receiver by Federal Judge Mayer. local business suspended awaiting receiver action.
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Chicago
Chicase
BE. M. Fuller & Co
New York
Conse Aetack Exchange
Fd. Wallace
HO South LaSalle Street
Sdow
Poston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Mayer
Samuel Strasburger
Harding's Tough Stance in Coal Strike Conference
Washington June 28 The Harding administration signals a drastic course if coal miners and operators fail to settle. Government will avoid compulsory arbitration but may intervene to ensure settlement as one fourth of a year's coal output is already lost. Hoover and Davis to represent the President in a closely held conference with an open plenary session planned.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Congress
Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Miners and Operators Plan Federal Mediation Talks
John L. Lewis head of the United Mine Workers will represent striking miners in talks with the operators. A yet to be agreed committee will speak for the operators. Several operators are expected to meet with the President later this week to present their side.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
O Connor vows fight as British treaty dispute grows
Rory O Connor declares he will defend four courts in Dublin and refuses to back down over the treaty breach. In the House of Commons Britain warns the Free State to deal with insurgents or face consequences. Hundreds of south Dublin residents repair sandbags and barbed wire to resist a provisional government move.
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Dublin
Rory O'Conner
Winston Charehills
House of Commons
Britain
Free State
Michael Collins
O'Connor
Clemency Granted to W. W. Leader Vincent St John
Extension of executive clemency announced by the Department of Justice frees Vincent St John former national organizer of the W. W. and Clyde Hough of Reckford W convicted under wartime laws St John was sentenced to ten years in prison for the Chicago W. W. trial
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Washington
Vincent St. John
W. W
Clyde Hough
Reckford, W
Department of Justice
St John
Chicago
LW. W
Harding's View of Herrin Disorders
Washington on June 28. The administration expressed no official stance on the Herrin Illinois disorders. The statement declared murder is murder wherever committed and there is no extenuation.
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Washington
Herrin
Poincarts Life Threatened in French Chamber Riot
In Paris a heated debate broke out in the chamber as Leon Daudet accused Communist deputies of inciting a plot to assassinate Premier Poincare and pushed for a law to arrest violent Communists. The session saw insults, a near clash, and Poincare denouncing the Communist stain on their actions.
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Law
Paris
Eriaga Ber
Poincare
Communist Party
Leon Daudet
Paincare
M. Poncare
Laffont
M. Lafont
M. Poincare
M. Laffont
France
Alexander
Juge Slavia
Dunes
Georges Levy
Jugo-Slavia
Andre Derchon
Republic
TRY FORCE TO ROUT IRISH INSURGENTS
A confrontation described as a military operation aims to rout Irish insurgents while firing results in deaths. Details remain sparse on participants, location, or timelines.
Rock Island Wreck Near Alwo Nebraska Kills Engineer
Special dispatch reports a derailment of the Rocky Mountain Limited near Alwo Nebraska with a killed engineer. No other casualties confirmed in the brief notice.
Rocky Mountain Limited Wrecks Near Alvo Nebraska
The Rocky Mountain Limited on the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific line derailed at Alvo Nebraska. Engineer McClellan was killed and Fireman Dart injured. Passengers suffered no injuries.
Baseball Scores From The National and American Leagues
National League results show Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 7 and Brooklyn 7 Hoaten 1. New York 7 Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 9 Cincinnati. American League games list Chicago 3 Detroit 3 or 4 6, Heaten 2 4, Cleveland 9 St. Louis 7. New York Washington no game scheduled.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Hoaten
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Heaten
Cleveland
New York-Washington
National Asa
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Cincinnati
Sasaglul
Horton
A. I
St Louis
Washington
Reston
Dr Igna z Seipel as editor and clergy figure noted
A historical notice identifies Dr Igna z Seipel as editor of Austria and describes him as a clergyman and provisional theology leader.
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Ignaa Seipel
Une Ehyne
Austria
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Watts
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Rocky Mountain Limited
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