Emma Goldman on Bolshevism and US policy
Emma Goldman argues against government ownership as a solution, declaring Bolshevism in Russia rotten. The piece notes her later plans to speak in Russia, face jail, and warns of the paradox if she becomes an agent to overthrow communism from within.
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Emma
Goldman
Rusa
Petrograd
Ark
United States
Emma Goldman
Wwho
Petro“Brag
Russia
United’ States
Soviet
London on Verge of Building Boom Anew
London, June 22. The capital is slow to change but shows signs of a major rebuilding wave. Construction grows along the renewed downtown strip Ridgeway near the Strand with American designed or built structures. Skilled labor shortages and leasehold rules limit progress, yet the city trends toward denser use of space and intensified development.
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Associated Press
London
Kidgeway
Strand
England
Loudor
May Turn Crosby Hall Into Home Of Students
London June 22 Students united across the United States and overseas unions of the British Empire see Crosby Hall on the Chelsea Embankment as a potential home for university use. The hall, historic residence of Richard QT, may be repurposed to house adults in a project supported by the World Association for Adult Education.
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Associated Press
London
University of London
Crosby “Hall
Richard QT
Chelsea Embankment
Association For Adult Cdu- Hof
Proclamations Seek Martial Law Tactics Across Disturbed Ireland
The report outlines provisional measures by authorities in Ireland as martial law is discussed for potential partial use in troubled counties. It notes curfew enforcement in Dublin districts and mentions arrests by Sinn Féin amid efforts to maintain public order, with authorities considering targeted, not nationwide, applications.
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Republic
Pa Elreann
Alway
Sinn
Dublin
Clare
Novelty in Official Legislation Forms German Economic Council
The new state economic council, gazetted in the Reichsanzeiger, will exist alongside the regular legislature. It will study major economic issues, draft laws, and advise, though not binding, with 325 members from agriculture to fisheries and twelve Reichstag appointees. Aimed as a step toward a permanent central council per the German constitution, its first deliberations are anticipated around July.
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Associated Press
Imerlin
Ettan State Economic Council
Reichsanzeer
Agp
Reichstag
Long Run Economic Pledge For United States Patients
Unclear text presents a commitment to economic thrift and investment in government securities. Narration emphasizes personal responsibility, savings, and support for national prosperity, urging diligent work and prudent financial choices to ensure America’s future stability.
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United States of America
Fernment Securities
Ray T
America
Interpreting Ongoing Interests in Cincinnati Events
Fragmentary report from Cincinnati dated June 22 notes interests will take possession of a matter. The brief item mentions Associated Press attribution and references unclear names and details about the stake or party involved. Further readable specifics are not provided.
Indiana Daily Star editors and officials across cities
A fragmented clipping notes changes at Indiana newspapers and universities. It mentions Harvey appointed chief at the Indiana Daily Star, Shortridge School ties, and city editors. plus korrespondents and staff moves in Anderson Greenfield and Crawfordsville.
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Ngtonowna
Harvey
Eoli
Indna
Three Arrests at McAngus Home End Incident
The report states that at the home of McAngus police arrested four men including McAngus after an incident. Details on charges or motive are not provided in the readable text.
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McAngus
Pictures Tell Story of the A E F Deeds
The National Museum opens a new permanent exhibit showing American Expeditionary Force deeds through nearly 509 artworks. Captains from the AEF in New York City Fairport Wynnewood and other towns depict life behind the lines, battles, medics and the homeward voyage with intense scenes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fores
National Museum
American Artis
Amerlang
Artic
Ines
Ecnemy
Artiats
Artcsts
Wallaew Morgan
Ernest Pelxotto
Jdullua Andre Smith
Herry K.townsend
Harvey Dollin
Walter J. Duncan
New York City
William J. Alyward
Fairport
N. Y
George M Harding
Wynnewood
Rutherford B. Hayes Home Becomes State Park Site
Fremont June 22 Spiegel Grove the home of President Rutherford B Hayes is now a state park under the Ohio Archaeological and Historial Society. The five acre property includes virgin timber around a Viaves mation while Col Webb C Hayes son of the former president donated and a deed to the state has been filed for record.
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Associated Press
Fremont
Three Blind Musicians Leave City After Meeting
Three blind men set up organs on separate street corners in Alexandria Indiana. Each played unaware of the others until their tunes drifted to passing cars. They rolled away with chairs packed and left for the Interurban depot on the same car.
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Associated’ Press
Alexandria
Ind
Enthuhl
Freaghut Steamer Iroquois Sets Off On Long Homeward Voyage
The freighter Iroquois begins a lengthy return from Seattle to South Haven Michigan. Its route covers the Pacific coast Panama Canal the Atlantic coast and the St Lawrence river before reaching South Haven. The ship was bought seven years ago for coastwise service and will be used between South Haven and Chicago this season.
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Associated Press
South Haven
Mich
Seattle
Washington
State to Build Homes Under Hartley Builders Plan
The Hartie Builders association plans a state program to erect 42 houses this summer under a home builders law. The state will provide homes with 20 percent down and remaining balance paid monthly, with occupancy expected no later than September. Construction will occur in Grand Forks Mandan New Rockford and Bismarck with houses priced around four dollars?
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Associated Press
N. D
The
Hartie ‘Builders
Nonpartsian League
Home Builders Law
Grand Forks
Mandan
New
Mockford
Bismarck
Linton Hosts Local Entertainer Impersonator Visitor
Sumrberns, known as Whiter Crow, visits Linton with his violin, bringing a years long pattern of performances. Walter Ly, a friend described as around twenty years old, accompanies and shares the stage with the impersonator.
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Linton
Walter Ly
Train Bravely Rescued as Floods Burst Over Hat Creek
In South Dakota floods threaten rail traffic near Ardmore. Foreman John Williams crawled 600 feet of swollen stream, strapped signals to his back, and swam cross to warn passenger Train No. 42, saving lives and halting the train before disaster.
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Omaha
Nef
Dakota
John M Tidings
Evel Pabsen
Wililunes
Burlington
Hat Creek
Ardmore
Fit Hat Creek
Fraitle
Williares
Old Hat Creek
Willy
Alli
Edgemont
Jack W
Alliance
Tuiftpe
Thei Briegaliz
Arama Williams
French Authority Restores Peace in West Thrace
French administration in West Thrace, aided by a small occupying force, claimed restored peace and order since taking over in November. Officials, often from colonies, protected French staff and governed with Bulgarian, Greek, Turkish local cooperation amid mixed troop movements from surrounding powers.
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Associated Press
Adrianople
West
Thrace
Joes Trance
Frammner
Better Omen Need Better American Industries
Miss Bresette, secretary of the Kansas welfare commission, urged improvements in training and selection of forewomen to cut labor turnover and absenteeism. She cited green hires, lack of instruction, and rapid job changes as causes of lost production and material waste in industry.
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Popera
Kan
Misa Lima
Bresette
Kanzas Welfare Commission
Miss Bresette
War Talk Sparks Controversy at Union Jack Club Meeting
Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson spoke of Britain’s war aims describing the conflict as a measure to save the nation’s skin rather than to end war. He warned of ongoing dangers and disputed promises of peace after victory as nations face strains abroad.
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Associated Press
London
Union Jack Club
Henry Whlson
Afr
The Theoceratic Party Platform Adopted in Zion City
The city council meeting in Zion City adopted unanimously the platform of the Theoceratic Party with the motto Where God rules, man prospers. City Clerk Alvin Miar ads i reported the ceremony as impressive.
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Free Zion City
Lune
Emule
Zion City
Theoceratic Party
Platfora
Alvin Miaradsi
Daylight law causes confusion in Austria rail system
The Associated Press reports Austria faces nationwide upheaval after a daylight saving law sparked protests from agricultural regions. Salzburg and Tyrol have annulled parts of it, triggering chaos in train schedules as provincial borders and major line connections collide.
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Vienna
Austria
Salzburg
Tyrol
Aland Islanders Favor Union With Sweden Amid Tensions
News from New York reports ongoing Aland Island unrest as residents press for self determination and possible annexation to Sweden. Sweden seeks a referendum in Pinja to gauge islanders views while Finland favors neutral status under League of Nations guarantees.
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Associated Press
New York
Aland Islands
Sweden
Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
Russia
League of Nations
Pin- Jan
Svednihve
Atend
Stockholm
Pageant Crawford Opens General Convention Session
The opening session of a general convention was held Sunday with leaders presiding and a formal address, as delegates gathered to begin proceedings aimed at planning events and addressing ongoing issues.
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Seth
Esmele
Trotzky Declines Talk for Publication
Soviet war minister Leon Trotzky refuses to discuss army activities for publication. An Associated Press interview in Kremlin withers as he travels the square, saluted by troops, and promises to call back when time permits.
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Associated Prose
Leon Trotzky
Associated Press
Kremiin
Russia
Kremin
Trotaky
Notice of Bond Sale for Washington Township Road
Davis county Indiana treasurer announces sale of improved road bonds in Washington township at 2 pm July 16 1920 bids must be sealed no bid below par total 4558 60 series may 16 1921 and six month intervals until paid interest 414 percent payable semiannually attorney Mattingly Myers.
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Indiana
Washington Township
Daviess County
U. G. Baxter
Initeg
Aix
Oliver
Vance
Woosahington
Mattingly & Myers
Notice of Bond Sale for Daviess County Road Bonds
Public notice by Daviess County Indiana treasurer announces July 1 1920 bid opening for road improvement bonds aggregating 19938 dollars in ten equal installments. Bonds mature May 23 1921 and semi annually thereafter at 4 34 percent interest with par bid requirements. Sale conducted under law with Mattingly Myers attorneys listed.
Notice of Bond Sale for Washington Township Indiana
Notice is given that the county treasurer Oliver M. Vance of Davis County Indiana will receive sealed bids by 2 p.m. on July 16 1920 for bonds totaling 5052.08 to fund highway improvements in Washington Township. Bonds issued in equal series payable May 15 13921 with 4 percent interest semiannually. Bidder must pay at par.
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Davis Countty
Indiana
Washington Township
Thomas Cochran
Oliver ,M. Vance
Washington
Indiana, Matting & Mypra
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