Extermination Drives in Russia Reported by Zionist Leader
London reports an English Zionist Federation official receiving a Russian douma message claiming a well organized anti Jewish movement backed by the bureaucracy. The note says troops fire on Jews and property losses rise as rioters attack in Starosgielace and nearby areas. Odessa notes mutinous troops refusing police duties amid street disturbances.
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London
Leopold J. Greenburg
Zionist Federation
Douma
Russia
Dvinnsk
Doanaberg
Vitebsk
Riga
Odessa
Kaulbars
Pearl in clam shell worth up to a hundred thousand
Red Wing Minnesota June 20 William Bates a clam fisher reports finding a pearl in a clam shell claimed to be the largest fresh water pearl on record. The gem is about marble sized weighing eighty grains and estimated value ranges from ten thousand to one hundred thousand dollars.
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Red Wing
Mian
William Bates
Attempt on Life of Gen Trepoff Circulates in St Petersburg
A circumstantial report circulated today from St Petersburg claims an assault attempt targeted General Trepoff. Details remain unconfirmed as officials assess the incident.
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Gen. Trepoff
St. Petersburg
Rumored Attempt on General Trepoff by Masquerading Woman
Police deny a tale that a woman dressed as Princess Narishbin gained entry to the palace and drew a revolver at General Trepoff, but was seized before firing. The incident remains a rumor with no official confirmation.
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Trepoff
Narishbin
Beveridge Bill Passes the House in Washington
The beef inspection bill cleared the House today after a morning conference with Senator Beveridge and the President. Beveridge noted the House retained most provisions, saying one tooth was filled but the bill remains serviceable and will do good work.
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Washington, DD. C
House
Beveridge
Federal money for Frisco unlocked by tacit accord
Washington reports a tacit agreement among the president secretary Shaw and San Francisco delegates to place 12 million dollars of government funds in San Francisco banks secured by city bonds. The funds would stay as deposits for years, with a California corporation planned to issue bonds guaranteeing against bank loss.
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Washington
Shaw
San Francisco
United States _ treasury
California
Secretary of the Treasury
Tus
Work Begins on Columbia Valley Bank Building
Excavation starts for a three story brick block at the corner of Orondo and Wenatchee avenues. Eagle Transfer company handles the work while Mr Windom of Seattle holds the building contract. Completion deadline set for 90 days.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Orondo and
Wenatchee Arenuts
Eagle Transfer Company
Windom
Seattle
Regenberg
Tragic Flood Drowns Martin Family Returning From Circus
G W Martin a farmer his wife and three children were drowned when their wagon went off a bridge into a swollen river after a circus trip. The accident occurred last night near Sisseton South Dakota in darkness.
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Sisseton
S D
G. W. Martin
Martin
Rate bill passage still in doubt in Congress
Washington reports indicate railroad rate bill conferees will not reach agreement until next week, likely the session’s end. Negotiations focus on three contentious amendments including pipelines as common carriers and five-day notice before ICC hearings, with other issues like sleeper cars still unsettled.
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Washington
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Denicke Case Dismissed in San Francisco Murder Charge
Judge Short dismissed the murder charge against Ernest H. Denicke son of Col E A Denicke banker. The court ruled the shooting on April 2 was in Denicke duty as a special officer and not unlawful, amid public excitement.
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San Francisco
Giant Douglas fir sets BC forest record at Rock Bay
A colossal Douglas fir felled at Rock Bay British Columbia breaks all timber records. It measures 99 feet 10 inches in length trimmed to lumber size with butt diameter 11 feet 6 inches and top diameter 4 feet 10 inches containing 18 500 feet of merchantable timber. County Auditor Gellatly leaves for Spokane for county auditors convention while Mrs Batdorf and two daughters plan to settle in Wenatchee and Nurse Stella Batdorf will practice locally.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Rock Bay
Gellatly
Spokane
Batdorf
Omaha
Miss Stella
Edith
Wenatchee
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