Rioting in Italy Spreads Amid Socialist Unrest
Reports from Rome indicate widespread disorder across Italy linked to a broader social overturn. Unemployment blamed for strikes and rioting as Carabineers restore calm in Piombino and Ancona. attacks target barracks, police, and infrastructure. casualties noted and security forces increased in several cities.
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Rome
Italy
Ab Tador Venetia
Callazo
Tyomegge
Hribasse
Lonenle
Rioters clash with forces as Brescia battles continue
In Brescia Italy on June 27 socialists and popularists clashed in Rez zato. Police intervened and one policeman was killed with several other casualties reported among police and soldiers. Rioters damaged liquor and clothing stores until garrison reinforcements restored order.
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Brescia
Italy
Rez‘zato
Alexandria News Briefs From Loudoun County To Rosemont
News from Alexandria and nearby areas covers a church pastor’s third paralysis, family summons and relocation, property sales on East and South Walnut streets, a 500 pound coping collapse on King Street, a partial scalp injury at Alexandria Manufacturing, a hospital discharge, razing of a Washington Street villa for lawn expansion, a 14 percent unsecured creditors dividend for Alexandria Hotel Company, funeral plans for a drowned child, and a marriage announcement from First Baptist Church officials.
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Washington
South Royal Street
Alexandria
W. F. Watson
First Baptist Church
Asheville
N. C
Harrisonburg
Middleburg
Loudoun County
John Watson
Watson
Katherine Watson
George Kringler
General Health Corporation
East Walnut Street
Rosemont
Harry &. Kennedy
West Walnut Street
General Realty Corporation
Sylvester I Archer
Johanna A. Corbin
William Gray
South Peyton Street
Alma Spinks
Alexandria Manufacturing Company
Alexandria Hospital
Ida Spinks
South
Patrick Street
James T. Richards
Corinthian Yacht Club
Highway Bridge
Thomas McCuen
Queen Street
Pr WH. B. Jason
Burglary Try Hits Maryland Bank on Public Square
Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Maryland burglars dug through an eight inch brick wall at Commercial Trust Co on the public square and attempted to rob the bank. They breached a safe but failed to open it and left footprints and fingerprints. Sheriff Duffy called the job amateurish. Pinkerton was notified. bank has heavy burglary insurance.
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Washington Post
Hagerstown
Commercial Trust Co
Nick
Richard Duffy
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Miner Nominated by Sixth Maryland Socialists for Congress
Frostburg Maryland June 28 Socialists of Maryland's Sixth district nominated Noah S Twigg a Frostburg miner for Congress He is financial secretary of Local 2819 UMWA and secretary of Allegany trades council A campaign committee was named with John A Baker William Munroe David Tennant John M Marquette and Fred Haller Resolutions urged public railroad ownership condemned the Cummins Esch bill and called for unconditional release of political prisoners and conscientious objectors.
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Frostburg
Maryland
Noah S. Twigs
Congress
Twigg
United Mine Workers of America
Allegany Trades Council
John A. Baker
Washington County
William Munroe
David Tennant
Allegany County
John M. Marquette
Frederick County
Fred Haller
Montgomery County
William H. C. House Dies After War Service
William H. C. House, Union Army veteran of Company 10 Second Maryland infantry, died this morning at Magnolia, 29 miles east of Cumberland. He fought in the valley campaign. His ancestors were early Morgan County, West Virginia settlers. He leaves two sons and two daughters.
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Washington Post
Rockville
John A. Cannon
Kensington
Thomas D. Windhate
Christ Episcopal Church
Manassas
Cannon
Stonewall Jackson
Charles Campbeill
Hee
Washington
William Cannon
Frank and
Ira Cannon
Cumberland
William H. C. House
Second
Maryland Infantry
Magnolia
Here
Morgan County
W. Va
Baltimore Markets Reported Prices and Commodities
Baltimore markets report varied prices for butter eggs live poultry and grains. Butter ranges by grade from 9 60 per lb for fancy to 60 62 for prints while eggs show Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby firsts at 43 44 per dozen. Poultry prices list old hens roosters spring layers and duck breeds with per pound figures and oat and corn quotes rounded for near term delivery.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Cohrn
Proposals for Purchase of Steamship Von Steuben Sealed
United States Shipping Board invites sealed proposals for the lump sum purchase of the steamship Von Steuben in as is where is condition. Bid must include 25 percent certified check. payment terms 25 percent cash then 12 equal installments over three years with 3 percent interest. Plans and specifications available for inspection at Washington D C. Proposals due July 7 1920 at 10:90 a m. Board reserves right to reject all bids.
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State Shipping Board
Washington, D. C
von Steuben
Shipping Board
United States Shipping Board
Pistol Battle Leaves One Dead in Adelphia Hotel
Charleston West Virginia June 28 One man George Overstreet is dead and two police officers Patrolmen John Westfall and Earnest Feazell gravely wounded after a dawn pistol fight at the Adelphia Hotel on Canawha Street. Overstreet had spent time in the state penitentiary and insane asylum. Other gunfire at a McFarland Street hotel wounded J F Connor and Cecil Spradling, who are hospitalized and expected to recover.
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Washington Post
Charleston
W. Va
George Overstreet
West Virginia
John Westfall
Earnest Feazell
Jas
Adelphia Hotel
Lower
Canawha Street
Overstreet
State Penitentiary
Insane Asylum
Westfall
Adelphia
Feazell
J. F. Connor
Cecil Spradling
McFarland Street
Uphold New Tax Law in Montgomery County
Rockville Md June 28 Judges Hammond Urner and Glenn B Worthington ruled that Berry H E Clark clerk to the board of county commissioners is ex officio county treasurer and tax collector with duty and power to collect state and county taxes until the county treasurer elected in 1921 takes office May first 1922 The decision in the case of former County Commissioner George G Bradley was handed down in circuit court Bradley sought to block the levy for Clark salary and to settle whether the new law affects the clerk’s right to serve until 1922.
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Washington Post
Rockville
Berry HE. Clark
Board of County Commissioners
Treasuer
Hammond Urner
Glenn B. Worthington
Circuit Court
George G. Bradley
Clark
Mr. Bradley
Slays boarder and surrenders in West Virginia
Sam Marena a Wendell miner drove to the sheriff's office and surrendered claiming he killed Frank Folio a boarder in his home Folio was dragged to a pigsty and thrown to hogs as his clothing was torn Marena said Folio refused to leave and defied him to eject him He shot Folio from a neighbor's doorway and spent the night nearby Also reports from Lynchburg Bristol Harpers Ferry Taurel and San Francisco on various deaths marriages indictments and political ballots remain in brief.
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Washington Post
Grafton
W. Va
Sam Marena
Wendell
Sheriff's Office
Frank Folio
Marena
Felio
Folio
Half Hour Demonstration Captivates Opening Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention in San Francisco opened with a rousing half hour of cheering for President Wilson. Delegates paraded standards, Roosevelt clashed with New York supporters, and Kremer praised the party while denouncing Republicans. The hall buzzed with banners, songs, and anticipation as officials and visitors settled in for the proceedings.
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Wilson
Tammany
F. D. Roosevelt
Associated Préas
San Francisco
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Kremer
Homer S. Cummings
Jefferson
Jackson
Palmer
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Mmi Ko
Becker P
Alloyscus
Rix
Wwe
Chicago
Til
William
Gertrude Erie Trvall
Mary A
William J
Duvall
Elizabeth Jennie
Henry Frahm
Fee
Peanayleania Avenue
Congressional Cemetery
Hauer
76Th
William Telate
Tohnson
James Ier
Mary Johnson
Toaneral
Cueslay
Silange Cin
Simdax
J. Verson
ATLAS
Speare
Panty & Co
Glenwoodt
Webb
Aloe m
T J Gerieaa Waltus
Josephine
Henry Webb Poperal
Fifteenth Street
Glenwool
Iso
A.J. Schippert
Tal Ave
William Lee
Directo
Aare
Commuodions Chapel
M. Hindle
Prenvaien
Sergeon
Seventh St Nw
Joseph Gawlers Sons
Ave
N. W
Phowves Maia
Frank Geier's Sons CO
Seventh ST
Vewern
North
James T. Ryan
AL Avenue
S. KE
Lincoln
Charles S. Zurhorst
East Capitol Street
Ketah
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
Automobile Funerals
Trsrareca
H Strerver
Frspeare
Cif Nichals
Blackintono
News of Alexandria
King Street
John A. Cogan
Washington Street
Cameron and
Queen Streets
C. C. Carlin
Charles Henry Smith
Alexandria Hotel Company
Belvoir
Humphreys
Sims—Bartlett
Abbie Bartlett
Agnes Wartlett
Edgar Sims
E.b. Jackson
R. K. Ferguson, Inc
9Th St. New
Ph. N
Cairo
16Th and
Q Sts. N.W
J. T. Howard
Jem
Eleno
BR. Harris & Co
D. Goldsmith & Co
St. S. Kann Sons Co
Goldenberg's
Lansburgh & Bro. Woodward
King’s Palace
Associated Drug Stores
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Wur Tau
Piedmont
W. H
S. White
West Virginia Rate Board of Education
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Ty. (. Miller
West Virginia University
Morgantown
James W. Bradshaw
Wheeling
Washington, Pa
John Bradshaw
Garrett
George Washington Booker
Sylvester Shaffer, Jr
Sylvester Shaffer
Rockford
Kingwood
Montgomery Board
Boarder
Lynchburg
Sallie P. Booker
James P. Booker
Newark
Bristol
Julia Arnold
Beech Grove
W. H. Roberts
South Bristol
the Baptists Church
Bluff City
T. F. Roberts
Hackley—Bell
Harpers Ferry
Alice Bell
Charles H. Hackley
E. W. Simms
Taurel
Del
Sussex County Grand Jury
Ollie Morris
Offi-Co
Morris
Derrick Morris
McAdoo
Kentucky
Cox
Ution
California
Aaa Siemens
Wallis
G Streets
N.W
Underwood & Underwood
Connecticut Avenue
A. Germ
Mayer’s
Mayer & CO
Seventh Street
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