Rail labor reports limited resumption of nationwide strike
Associated Press reports that some railroad workers affiliated with the Chicago Yardmens Association walked out in scattered localities but no general return to the nationwide strike is seen. Vice President Whitney criticizes the labor board for delaying wage decisions. In Philadelphia and Beard Iowa, twenty two Chicago and Northwestern workers quit, affecting coal districts near St Louis. The labor board cannot set a definite date for a decision, which may come in a week or ten days.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Chicago Yardmens' Association
Whitney
Brotherpoo
Philadelphia
Burtington
Iowa
Chicago & Northwestern
Indiana Woman Casts Ballot at Republican National Convention
Miss Cunningham of Sullivan Indiana, a alternate delegate from the Second Indiana district, returned from Chicago where she voted for General Wood on one ballot as instructed by her committeeman. She sat with the Indiana delegation, met national figures, and earlier favored Cov Lowden.
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Wiss Dorothy Cunningham
Chicago
Indiana
Gen. Wood
C H. Stretton
Sullivan
Miss Cunningham
Cemed
Peope
Watson
New
New York
Chqunney DePew
Misa Cunningham
Cov.Lowden
Illinois
General Wood
Stuent
Indiana University
Denies Czech Soldiers Guilty of Looting in Siberia
The Czech minister in Tokyo, Karel Pergler, refutes reports that Czech troops leaving Siberia with gold and goods looted. He says the items on American transport are their own property bought with their own resources, noting the soldiers’ education and long service in Siberia and the existence of a Czech bank and trading company backing legionaries.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Karel Porgler
Seris
Fragmentary note on 1948 Czech Slovak council and Hurpos
In 1948 a fragment mentions a 5 000 figure connected to a Joan led by the Czech Slovak national council for the Hurpos of h supporting this army. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
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Czecho-Sv&k
National Council For the
Bolshevik Propaganda Spreads in Southern China
A report from Ramdy China dated June 14 says Bolshevik propaganda circulates in southern Fukten under Governor Chen Chuns-min with a Chang Chow based society distributing literature praising Russia's Bolshevik feats and urging China to imitate them including aims to abolish marriage and private property.
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Associated Press
Ramdy
China
Holshvik
Fuketn
Chen Chuns-minr
Chang Chow
Russia
German Attacks William at Castle In Utrecht Region
A German man allegedly forged a permit to enter a Dutch castle near Doorn and attempted to kill former Emperor William of Germany. William reportedly escaped unharmed while the assailant, initially thought to be a villager, was identified as German.
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German
William
Br Associated Press
DOORN
Holland
Une
William of
Germany
Hig
Count Hobehzolern
Londonderry in Uproar as Trish Factions Clash
Associated Press reports Londonderry Ireland endured another violent night with rifle fighting between nationalist and unionist factions. Two hours of battle along the riverbank ended only after troops restored order as several men were wounded and armed groups controlled large city areas.
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Associated Press
Londonderry
Ireland
Sveral
Lejeune Named to Command Marine Corps
Secretary Daniels announces Maj. Gen. John Lejeune will command the Marine Corps succeeding Gen. George Barnett. Lejeune led the Second Division during the Meuse Argonne offensive and will assume command next week, honoring officers he served with during the war.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
John Lejeune
Marine Corps
George Barnett
Daniels
Lejeune
Gimbel Arrested on Profiteering Charge in Clothing
Frederick Imbal, head of Gimbal Bros. New York store, and aides J. J. Dowdell and C. D. Slawter were arrested by Justice Department agents on profiteering charges. Authorities alleged 9 to 275 percent profits on clothing. All pled not guilty and posted $1,000 bail. July _preliminary examination_ set before Commissioner Hitchcock.
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Associated Press
New York
Frederick Imbal
Gimbal Bros
Ne York
Department of Justice
J. J. Dowdell
C. D. Slawter
Gimbell
Dowdell
Slawter
Hitchcock
Falls From Ladder Injure Mrs Dunlap In Odon
In Odon, Mrs. Dunlap fell from a ladder while picking cherries Tuesday morning. She sustained bruises to the breast and hips but no bones were broken. she is expected to recover and be out in a short time after medical inspection.
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Odon
Mra
R. B. Dunlap
BK. Bowman
Ding Gives Up Vacation plans for nomination in Washington
President hopeful Ding announced in Washington that his vacation is cancelled and he will stay until he secures official nomination in Marion Ohio. He did not specify a final date and said a formal event would take place around mid June with the committee to meet.
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Associated Press
Ashington
D. C
Aste
Marion
Ohio
Spe
Rikers
Hetwon
Railroad merger plan filed for Indianapolis Terre Haute line
A notice records a proposed transaction where FE G L Tae W Owners and related parties join to operate the Indianapolis and Terre Haute railroad. The filing covers $2,500,000 indebtedness and lists E Wright as county recorder, with trustees and parties named from Capeaintes and New York financiers' loan firm.
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Flroad
Charles Marrett T. Townsend
Smith
E. Wright
Ngsend
E. Infianapolis & Terre Haut Ilroad
Macnale
Andegsoh
Federal District
Tdve
Farmers’ Loan & Tank Panvl
New York
Lanne . Miller
Indianapois
Divorce Filing Details in Circuit Court Case
Avilinda H Shreet claims Mahet left their Montgomery home for Heeps and planned to marry another man. She accuses him of immoral conduct with three women and alleges he refused to provide meals. Slimp represents the plaintiff in the circuit court filing.
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Avilinda H. Shreet
Mahet
Montgomery
Jane
Heeps
Falae
Slimp
Maori Visitors Debunk Theory on Hawaiian Darga
New Zealanders arrive in Hawaii for a series of tests led by James M. Lambert head of Mormon mission. The tests challenge the idea that the darga of Hawaiians stem from a ramel stack with Maoris staying two months in the Hawaiian capital as guests of the Mormon church.
White Mule Prohibition Plot Targeted By Carlisle
An incomplete report from Washington County details an alleged attempt to sell a tainted White Mule liquor in Carlisle. Authorities warn the potent distillate can cause severe harm, with a man reported to have fled as two others resisted buyers.
Bank bonds stolen then recovered after Owensville river flood
The Merseville Banking Company bonds valued at over 1000 were stolen during a bank robbery near the water and later recovered. Officials report the notes were in decent condition given flood damage and are being examined by authorities in Owensville.
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Merseville
Phou State Bank of
Owensville
Watert
Exansville
Bride Sent Home After Attire Row At New Orleans Wedding
In New Orleans at St. Louis Cathedral a wedding was delayed when Father Antoine refused the bride for immodest dress and a dress code breach, ordering lights out and sending her to change before the ceremony proceeded with another gown and the marriage completed.
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New Orleans
St. Louis
Antoine
Order of Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate
Shay
Fire damages several homes in Bedford incident
A fire at the wholesale fruit house of FLBL Rails hoack and Son in Bedford Ind damaged four nearby dwellings and destroyed the Roark family homes. The Wadney home ignition from a stove started the blaze and strong winds spread the flames.
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Bedford
Ind
Flbl Railshoack & Son
Evan Roark
Steve Harkness
Solman Roark
Wadney
Magee winner appealed in salary case
A district judge overruled a motion for a new trial in the Magee vs. Chlearn National Learns case seeking 39500 in salary and sticky bonus. a jury ruled against Magee. Also reports note bubonic plague found in Meenico City and other dispatches from Cincinnati and Des Moines, plus details on conventions and elections.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
United Series
Perk
Saic
Lee Magee
Chlearn National
Huh
Magee
Wilson Nomination Seen as Doubtful By Health Concerns
AP dispatches report Democratic figures question President Wilson’s third term bid due to health declines. Assistant Secretary J Shoasne says only if he regains vigor would a third term seem possible, while Republicans discuss July 15 notification plans at Marsdi Ohio. In Ireland, unrest and rioting in Londonderry cause deaths and injuries as civil rights clashes flare.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Wilson
J. Shoanse
Paite States Treasury
Shousedgg
Democratic National Covention
San Francisco
Elwell Shot In Depth at Spent Woman Mystery Deepens
New York June 1 After the dilbecat inquiry by prosecutors and detectives the district at torney reports slave Joseph A Elwell turfman and expert was shot in the back near his home in Spots Woman here on the morning of the murder and was found alive at 2 20. A circulating rumor claimed a jealous lover woman involved. Police say evidence does not justify holding a witness.
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New York
Tle Dave
Dilbecat
Sepren Nolire
Atiarner
Joseph A Elwell
Dy Ioe
Snortsman
Erpithad
Grav
Arrompaulen Elwell
Palm Beach
Pealing
Warratt
Deny Attempt On Life Of Former Emperor William at Doorn
Holland dispatch says village officials and Doorn state police captain denied reports of an assassination attempt on former Emperor William of Germany. Secretary M Pershoom reportedly claimed no serious injuries or danger to the former ruler.
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Doorn
Holland
Wiliam
Germany
M. Pershoom
William
Wisconsin farmer owns hen with record egg size
A Vesner, Wisconsin farmer claims the largest egg laid in the state this year. The egg weighs an eye measuring ten inches the joint way around and seven and three quarters inches around the side.
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Wis
Win‘consin
Vesner
Oklahoma wool growers fail to sell at delayed sale
Wool growers of Oklahoma are trying to dispose of their wool after a wool sale in May failed to take place. Only one buyer, a commission firm from Wichita, Kansas, bid 2d cent a pound, which was refused and the sale was called off. About 150 growers attended with ten carloads of wool.
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Associated Press
BNID
Okmiema
Elsesshere
Con Minaion
Wichita
Kan
Mfo Ana
Petersburgh Becomes Coal Terminal for Railroad
Petersburgh in Indiana is named as a coal terminal for the Big Four railroad. Ten coal mines lie between Oakland City and Washington with Petersburgh midway, promising increased freight traffic and a high stripping mine operation in the coming weeks.
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Petersburg
Ind
Petershure
Oakland City
Washington
Tersburgies
Midway
Globe Coal Camp
Auto Luxury Taxes Reach Record North American Total
The Associated Press reports Detroit in June 1910 notes the United States collected the highest automobile luxury taxes to date, totaling 21,509,000 dollars from manufacturers and related sources around Detroit. The figure reflects tax intake across manufacturers and associated revenue centers in the region.
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Py Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
San Francisco
Cal
Thomas Tuccani
United States
West
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Manuufacturers
Renee
Railroad workers called to organize amid unrest
A convention was convened to discuss organizing railroad workers amid ongoing disputes. The event gathered labor representatives to outline actions and solidarity, aiming to address wage, safety, and work conditions concerns.
Bolshevik advances Across Dnieper as Polish push falters
Russian Bolshevik troops crossed the Dnieper in the Retheyten region and push the Poles back, while a Polish attack southwest of Polotsk was repulsed, according to a Moscow statement reported by wireless dispatches.
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T.ondon
Dnieper
Reteh Iten
Kaersten
Moscow
Polotsk
Rains Welcomed by Daviess County Farmers
Farmers across Daviess County welcome weekend rain that benefited crops. Corn and other fields, stressed by a dry spell, show improvement as ground moisture should sustain the plants for about a week.
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Daviess County
Special Patrol Squadron to be Vacanized for October 1
A special service squadron of cruisers and yachts will be varenized and available for duty in Mexican Central American and adjacent ports. The detachment, announced by the pre navy fencrement, will be stationed at the canal zone starting about October 1.
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Washington Pdoc
Canal Zone
Avilable
Navy
Evanaville district Sunday school workers conference opens
The Sun day schools of the Evanaville district AME church hold their annual convention at Taste weloek starting tomorrow morning at Beulah LM MCC ly Fo clyarch 895 west Walnut street. The three day event includes a Tuesday evening reception for delegates and pastors. The opening service begins at 6:29 p.m. Public invitation extends to all sessions. JL Talbert serves Washington church.
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Evanaville District
A.M. EB
Taste Weloek
Beaulah AL MM. Fo Clyarch
West
Walnut Street
JL. Talbert
Washington Church
Minister to Greece Named by Wilson in Recess
Edward Kappes of New Jersey was named by President Wilson as minister to Greece. Parker Gilbert Jr. was nominated as assistant secretary at the treasury.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tone
Edward Kappes
New Jersey
Wilson
G Reece
Parker Gilbert, Jr
The
Treasury
Greece Granted Free Hand in Military Measures in Turkey
Boulogne June 21 Greece was given a free hand in military measures in Turkey decided by the Hythe conference yesterday. Information here today says the premier and the Shefradyters found action required immediately due to the grave situation from Mustafa Kemal's nationalist forces reaching the Dardanelles.
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Axaccinfell Press
Boulogne
Greece
Turkey
Hythe
Wsremiers
Shefradytgers
Mustanha Kemal
Dardanelles
Grand Jury Probes Escape of Bergdoll in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia grand jury met to determine who was responsible for the escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a wealthy convicted draft dodger. The proceedings focus on identifying those involved in aiding his escape.
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Grand Jury
Excape OF
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Rercloll
Man Loses Speech Waiting For Wife in Terre Haute
Harry Sacos of Pittsburg suffers speech loss in Terre Haute while chasing his wife after a car carrying her party of motorists to California plunged down an embankment. A local doctor says he will recover once his nervousness subsides.
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Htm
Washington Jazz Orchestra Fares on Despite Farewell Dances
A Washington jazz orchestra keeps performing despite multiple announced finales. The young crowd resists rest as farewell dances are staged repeatedly, with the band signaling another possible last show yet continuing to play.
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Nsvyille Journal
Washington
Alaren
Washington Jazzere
Aosta
Influenza Epidemic Widespread Across Nation
The influenza outbreak returned nationwide with rising cases since the first wave. The total cases since the initial breakout last year stood at 285000, with 119009 reported deaths across the country.
Rioting in Chicago South Side Leaves Several Wounded
Federal investigators questioned nine suspects as rioting in Chicago's South Side left two white men and multiple blacks wounded including a black policeman. A flag burning incident sparked the clash as spectators observed armed youths and a back to Africa movement.
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Chicago
South Side
R. L. Hose
Joseph Hoyt
Joseph P OwWwehs
Rose
Harvest Hands In 1920 Ride Cushions To Work
Oklahoma City June 21 1920 harvest hands move with the times says Claude Connolly labor commissioner of Oklahoma. The state labor department once swamped with letters before the cutting season now sends telegrams in 1920 as harvesters head to the southwest fields.
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Ty AssoCiated Press
Oklahoma City
Times
Claude Connolly
Oklahoma
State Labor Department
Harvester
Streets Not For Playful Infants Says Public Notice
A historical public notice urges motorists to slow in streets and warns parents to forbid children from playing in roadways. It cites frequent close calls and suggests careful introspection about childhood safety and driver responsibility.
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