Arrest of Canadian woman linked to Red Plot bombings
Nationwide manhunt unfolds after Monday night bombings in eight cities. A Washington arrest targets a woman described as Italian-looking but claiming Scotch heritage and Canadian residence. Investigators review her belongings for clues while New York detectives assist. Deportations and further arrests expected as officials connect a broad anarchist network with the Palm er home explosion.
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Cleveland Radicals Deported After Raids In Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on June 4 a wholesale deportation of more than twenty eight radicals taken in raids last night looms after a conference between federal officials and city police. The men held will be turned over to immigration authorities tomorrow as most entered from Canada and likely violated immigrant laws. Only two have filed for first papers.
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Blanton Attacks Labor Unions Over Bomb Plots in Congress
Representative Blanton of Texas denounced anarchist attempts on Attorney General Palmer and condemned labor unions in a forceful House speech. He claimed anonymous letters warned him against speaking out, cited a bomb exploded at Palmers doorstep, and urged purging unions of anarchists while threatening harsh action against them. The speech linked government enemies with unionists and called for a purge and punishments.
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Congress
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Texas
Mir Blanton
United States
Palmers
Washington
California
Red Circular Printed In Boston Police Learn
Boston police announced that the Plain Words circulars found among the wreckage Monday night were printed in Boston. Authorities believe the bomb that damaged Municipal Judge Hayden’s Roxbury home originated in Buffalo, tied to local anarchist propaganda. A messenger reportedly transported the device, packing it in cotton before placing it at the Hayden residence.
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Albert F Hayden
Roxbury
Buffalo
Hayden
Head of Pittsburgh S. W. Among Those Under Arrest
City detectives and Justice Department agents continued investigations into two bomb explosions at the residences of Federal Judge W H S Thompson and immigration inspector W W Sibray in Pittsburgh. No arrests were made that day. fourteen suspects previously arrested in connection with the case were turned over.
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Department of Justice
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Marines Land In Costa Rica Amid Revolution News
San Salvador reports United States Marines landed at Puntarenas and Port Limon Costa Rica due to the ongoing revolution led by General Tiasco. Following a June 4 clash near the Jobo farm in Nicaraguan frontier area, invaders disbanded and crossed into Nicaragua. Meanwhile Costa Rican unrest spreads with uprisings in Alajuela and Cartago.
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Tiasco
San Jose
Manuel Chao
Jobo
Cardenas
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Alajuela
Cartaga
Salvador Cerda
Initial steps toward national shipping industry council
The opening session of a shipping industrial conference discussed forming a national council for the merchant marine. Representatives from the shipping board shipowners and seamen outlined plans and workers supported cooperation between capital and labor to boost American competitiveness.
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Hurley
Franklin D Mooney
Andrew Furuseth
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Gov Rose
New Hampshire
A Warner Parker
Annapolis Hero Sanks Hun U-Boat
Maj Gen William KR Smith arrives in New York aboard the Patricia with 2?845 officers and men of the Thirty-fifth division. Delegations from Texas and Oklahoma welcome the troops. MK Metcalf, former commander of O'Brien, leads the Patricia's new commander. He credits fate and a destroyer named C Brien for the Irish Sea incident.
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National
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Oklahoma
111Th
Pegram
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MK Metcalf
Annapolis
O’brien
Irish Sea
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Java Volcano Eruption Kills 5100 In Kalut District
The governor general of Kediri district Java reports 6100 people killed in the Kalut volcanic eruption. Property damage around 14 million dollars plus crop losses on 26000 acres of rice and coffee land. State Department advised.
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Polks Departure Looms as State Dept Faces Strain
Frank L. Polk, counselor and Acting Secretary of State, will resign due to ill health, with departure tied to Secretary Lansing's return and future department reorganization. He has been handling duties of three men amid Paris developments, Mexico tensions, and Far East questions, drawing praise for loyalty but concern over workload.
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Washington Post Co
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State Department
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Stra
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Alvee Atdee
William Phillips
Henry P Fletcher
Mexico
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China
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Ford
Mass meeting on Korea and woman suffrage debate
Continued on fifth page mass meeting Friday evening at 8 o clock features Dr William Lott Grits Far Eastern authority Dr Floyd Tompkins Bishop John William Hamilton and Dr Philip Jaisohn plus Marcella Syn piano recital Bovello's orchestra Admission free topic Civilisation and present conditions in Korea The Senate debates on a woman suffrage amendment fail to advance toward ratification with votes 55 to 19 and 62 to 19 highlighting division among lawmakers
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William Lott Grits
New York
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Philadelphia
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American University
Philip Jaisohn
Marcella Syn
Korea
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Debate on Measure Draws Southern Opposition
In yesterday's debate Senator Gay predicted that with Southern States opposing the Measure due to enfranchisement of negro women, the required thirteen States would refuse to ratify and cause its rejection. Opponents again occupied most of the debate, arguing the resolution destroys State rights and popular rule.
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Hungarians Claim Victory in Balkan Front
Copenhagen dispatch reports that Hungarian Soviet troops defeated the Rumanians north of the Theiss River on Sunday. It says Hungarian forces are advancing along the entire line against retiring Czech troops, amid ongoing communications between Roumanian and Czech fronts.
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World Food Outlook Hinges on Peace and Finance
The Associated Press reports European wheat price controls may shift to private markets after peace. Hoover argues normal global trade should resume with government control ending. U.S. food ships may end this June unless new legislation passes. European harvests expected sufficient to meet world needs, with imports tied to peace and financing. Brest note: Pershing inspects Brest base and reviews Sixth Division before Leviathan departure.
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German peace delegation to stay in Berlin without terms
German peace delegates, back in Berlin from Versailles, will remain at the disposal of Berlin authorities until the allied and associated powers indicate willingness to negotiate the peace terms. The German cabinet has not decided its course if the allies refuse to negotiate and demand surrender of terms.
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Austria Rejects Saint Germain Peace Terms As People Stay Stoic
Vienna reports the Austrian government unites in rejecting the peace terms viewed as built on force rather than Wilson's fourteen points. Public interest centers on potential financial aid to sustain Austria, with cabinet meetings delaying full acceptance as editors and officials react cautiously to the German population shifts and future repercussions.
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Seitz
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Florida mothers pension bill signed in Tallahassee
A Florida mothers pension measure, tied to the compulsory education law set to begin July 1, provides 25 dollars a month for each child in school and 38 dollars for a second child. It also makes provision for compensation for school attendance beyond two children. Dr Epitacio Berlson, Brazil's president elect, visited King George at Buckingham Palace after arriving in London from Paris.
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Anxious Day at Peace Conference Over Treaties
The Paris peace conference faces a tense day as German and Austrian treaties loom. Four-nation talks, expert consultations, and meetings among Col House and A J Balfour seek workable terms. Wilson aims for fairness but keeps alliance integrity. Clemenceau resists major changes while Lloyd George pushes moderation. Reparation sums and Silesia terms are debated with plebiscite possibilities in view.
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