Riot Bloodbath in Belfast Falls Road Clashes Survive Night
Violent street fighting erupts in the Falls Road area with mobs hurling bricks and stones at police and troops. Bayonet charges and injuries interrupt the night as women shield rioters, and authoritiesDeploy troops from Ormeau Park to restore order amid chaotic, darkened streets.
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Falls Road
Yondal
Washington
Alva
Malt Road
Wight
Tab
Belfast
Induiga
Ormeau Park
Gullingtois Road
Dragonry
Horn
Missing octogenarian man prompts police search
John Varuman an elderly man of about 80 is missing from his home at 40 Four and a half street south of Herman Reherenn. He left around 3 PM for his routine walk and did not return. Relatives appealed to the police for aid as hospitals were contacted with no trace found. Friends fear his frail condition may have worsened.
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John Varuman
Herman Reherenn
Miserry
Jane Hie Relaves
Mr. Beherens
Missing man eyed as accident may have struck
An eighty two year old man described as five foot six with a gray mustache wearing a black coat trousers and a straw hat is missing and feared to have met with an accident. The report notes a comet sighting from the Insular Liner Brooklyn en route from Porto Rico with officers on deck at dawn and a school of whales sighted about 700 miles from the island.
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Washington Post
New York
McLean
Brooklyn
Porto Fico
Harvard Observatory
Mincan
Harvard
Raf
Brook Inn
Porto Rico
Screton
Vesari
Four of Party Crown Pump Tears Hole in the Boat
In a surprising turn, the Four of Party clinched a decisive advantage as a powerful play broke through, leaving opponents stunned. The incident reshapes the competition dynamics and invites scrutiny of the early game strategy and equipment readiness.
Oil policy exposed Smith charges high prices hurt American consumers
Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith exposes Standard Oil price discrimination in the foreign and domestic markets. The report shows monopolistic pricing to fund overseas sales, with railroads favored and the Pennsylvania Railroad highlighted. It details price gaps between the United States and abroad, noting higher U.S. prices and local variation across towns and regions.
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Thia
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
Orient
United Kingdom
Holand
Tnitea
Smith
John D A Monster Refuses Interview in Cleveland
Frank Rockefeller, brother of John D Rockefeller, denies giving an interview alleging a plan to exile oil king. He appears nervous at Lakeland home near Cleveland as a New York World report ties him to the interview.
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Pacint
Washington
Cleveland
Ohio
Frak Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Lakeland
Wick~ Lime
Ol' Klug
Rockefeller
John D
Forest Hill
The
New York World
Ths
Frank Rckefeller
the World
Tollegna
Herowith
Frant Rockefeller
McClure'e Magazine
Frank Rockefeller
World
Rockefeller Denies World Publishing Pact Over His Father
In New York City the writer and lawyer claim to have secured promises from Mia Tar Bela to starve further publication until a future date. They allege Rockefeller was offered secrecy in exchange for postponing disclosure while denying the existence of such an agreement. Franklin D Rockefeller supposedly asserts his father lives and waits, rejecting financial aid and vowing to reveal nothing. The piece ends with a note that the story continues on the next page.
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New York City
Mias Tarbela Macred
Tim
Rockefeller
World Office
Rocketatter
Frank J. Rockefeller
Poisoned Bride and Arson Rage in Onancock
A fugitive couple fled after a suspected poisoning scare, as Mrs Bass reportedly swallowed poison during arrest pursuit. A white mob torched stores housing Black leaders in Onancock Virginia, with fifty Black families ordered to leave, while police and militia fought to restore calm.
Overdue Nicaraguan steamer from Port Tampa
A distressed telegram reports the British steamer Nicaraguan overdue for sixty four days after leaving Port Tampa June 3 en route to Dublin. It passed Norfolk June 1 for coal then disappeared beyond Virginia Capes. Fear of a possible accident mounts as no word has been heard since. Other items note a special train schedule and a few unrelated dates.
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Wasington Rose
New York
Leyland Ifee
Port Tampa
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
Nicarapisti
Dublin
Irelapd
Itfa
Delaware and Newarkers sailboat disaster in Raritan Bay
Eleven Newarkers were aboard the fishing craft off Port Monmouth in Raritan Bay when an accident caused four deaths. Charles Guenther, Gustave Mozer, Charles Weber, and a Sehliver were killed as water flooded the craft due to a pump driven through the boat by a revolving wheel. Victims struggled as the boat sank rapidly, life preservers were used, and efforts to rescue failed. Morer attempted to save his son Mozer, then collapsed. Guenther became snarled in lines and sank despite attempts to free him.
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Washington
Reg Bank
N. I
Raritan Bay
Port Monmouth
Charles Guenther
Janeh Styoy
Gustave Mozer
Charles Weber
Sehliver
Yoma
Mozer
Resevere
Dia
Morer
Guenther
Two Girls Attacked by Kinney Near Evansville
Evansville Aug 11 A pair of teenagers Clara Splofen eighteen and Amelia Wallon seventeen were assaulted by William Kinney as they returned from a party. Kinney sprang from behind a tree and knocked down Fred Bennett, then threatened the girls with a revolver as they tried to flee into nearby woods. The sisters fought back with fists and a handful of dust, but Kinney chased them while Mrs Bennett fired at him from her home. Kinney remained uncaptured after a volley of shots.
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Asailant
Washington Post
Evansville
Ind
Turmoi
Clara Splofin
Agea
Amelia Wallon
Wilam Kinney
Pred
Lawrence Bennett
Str
Kinney
Ming Iplofen
Eyta
Mrs. Bennett
Mrs
Travel Rates for Rail and Water Resorts Across Regions
The notice lists travel rates and contacts for rail and water routes to resorts in Adirondack Mountain, Northern New York, New England, Canadian Provinces, Nova Scotia, Allerhiny Mountain, and Western points. It advises consulting agents for rates and routes and mentions stations M. J. and Cst for assistance.
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Baltimore
Ohio
Jorasy Aenahore
Adirondack Mountain
New York
New England
Canadian
Nova Scotts
Allerhiny Mountain
M. J
Standards Oil Price Policy Exposed in Foreign Markets
From Herbert Knox Smith's President's report, the Standard Oil Company allegedly sacrifices American consumers to secure foreign business. The text accuses the oil trust of maintaining high monopoly prices abroad and pressuring railroads to overpay for lubricants, inflating domestic costs while claiming small net gains from foreign trade.
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Standard OM
Bureau of Corporations
Herbert Nox Smith
Vaya
Standard Oz Company
Samera
Wwell
Cermmlesioner
Smalthimg
Oil Trust
Omer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard
Affaire
Smith
Standard Haa
Stanard Tea
Nnér Smith
Crete
Asia
Russia
Europe
Orient
Standard Oil Company
Canamibra
Germany
Great Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Herbert Knox Smith
Peace Conference Debates Armament Limits and Debts Plan
The Hague reports the peace conference reviewing eight weeks of work. The United States wins unanimous approval for a proposal banning bombardment of undefended towns and endorses a Geneva sea warfare accord. Debts collection is approved unanimously as a separate chapter amid ongoing arbitration efforts. American delegates hail progress as a victory for peace.
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Hague
Lkely
Bettiah
M. Burgevie
Prench
Stoell
United States
Geneva
Great Britain
Germany
America
Arbitration Convention
Committee On Arbitration
General Arbitration
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Tree Lovers of Peace
DIES AS HE BOARDS TRAIN AT CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Allan C. McLean, about fifty five, an upholstering department head for Moses & Sons, died at Chesapeake Beach as he stepped onto a train to return home. A Washingtonian living at 1% Gales Street northeast, he had long been active in northeast citizens’ causes and helped with Capitol work. The body was brought to the city for funeral services. he is survived by his wife.
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McLean
Moses & Sons
Chesapeake Beach
Allan C. McLean
Phyaiciang
Che Man'a
Chesanewke Beach
Citizens' Association
Capitol
San Francincs
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Aim
Brook
Charles P. Nell
United States
Leber
Small
United States Commissioner of Labor
Nail
Commissioner of Labor
Atme
Wew
Washington, D. C
J. Small
Oakland
Cal
Stewart
James
Tegel
Loeaia
Stke
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Waahtoxgnes
Pest
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Harry Thaw
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Stanford White
Pear Wat
Mfr
Stim
Mrs White
Mr McKirs
Askell
Mes
Asan
Intec
Sid Thiy
MeAlea
Leon
St. James
Miron
Cambrdge
Lucrence
Mexim
Tohn Hartman
Bureau
W‘ithheld
Bogun
Frank
Tounger Rockefeller
Tims
Onancock
Shi Tenae
Bulaceuga
Ala
Hattle Bess
Clay County
John F. Coleman
Basa
Abe
Coleman
Coteman
Leech Lumber Company
Baas
Cole
Steve
Lemuel Burton
John Tap- Pin
Burton
Uszel
Tomnight
Annus
Cea
Virginia
Tasley
Dezel
Gnaneze
Killam
Conquest
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Tensun
Onley
Parksley
Jastey
Acctmac
Onanenik
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Oquean
Dallimore
Obie
Partoc Oare
Leathington
Philadel Eee
Lana
Standard Oil
Work AT Peace
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the Hague
Unior Front Co
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Neill
Chicago
New York Union
Associated Press
Atlanta
Charterston
Texarkans
Ark
Venice
Charles P Neill
Charles P. Wells
Te C
San Francisco
O'Brien
Jeffries
Western Union Feinetareg
Western Union
Memorial
Nichols
Los Angeles
JSMA
Russell
Kita
Western Tician
Gompers
Tong Dierance
Roosevelt
Clowry
Galen
Samuel Gommpers
Federation of Labor
Ralph M. F Sler
National Creek Federationhofugh
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