Genoa Concludes Talks With Allies On Economic Conference
Amid fog and tense mood in Genoa, Allied and Soviet envoys near completion of a reply to the economic conference memo. Lloyd George and French Premier Poincare reportedly softened differences, with Russians seeking Belgian restoration as a condition.
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Genoa
Kitcherin
Santa Mar
George
M. Varthouapy
Posible
Loyd George
King Worthington Kvane
Hoyd Gireame
Northcliffe
Lon
Bignor Schanzer
Lelglanse
Confused Dispatch on U S Policy Toward Russia
A vague report notes U S officials led by Mr Harding discuss policy toward Russia amid ongoing global conflict. Government spokesmen emphasize staying neutral and avoid taking sides as the conference outlines approach and procedures.
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Ngton
May
Russia
Harding
Republicans urged to back five million Liberian loan
At a party conference, Wordney of the House Ways and Means Committee urged Republicans to support a 5 000 000 loan to Liberia. Opposing views split the party as the measure faces a House vote tomorrow with Democrats against it. Mondell said three day recesses were unlikely until all appropriations are ready, possibly by June 1.
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Washington
Republic of Liber
Wordney
Howe Ways and Means
House
Mondell
Further probe in Robertson case sparks renewed inquiry
Washington reports after talks with British war veteran Alexander Robertson embassy officials say aspects of the case warrant further investigation. Robertson plans another meeting with embassy staff and will stay in Washington while avoiding comment to press. no contact with Miss Culberson reported.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alexander K. Robertson
Mary Culberson
Senator Culberson
Texas
Cragie
Robertson
A. White
Senatr Culberson
Mike Culberson
Noberteon
Misa Culberson
Sixteenth Street
Combh
Culbereon
Leaders at convention rail against high living costs and middlemen
Edgerton says hotels and bootlegging joints thrive while refugees crowd cities. He blames excess distributors for rising prices and urges tariff revision adaptable to changing conditions. Stoward calls for flexible policy, Pyer attacks labor unions, Edge favours restrained business growth, Harriman cites need to optimize the merchant fleet.
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Congress
J. R. Stoward
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
G. W. Pyer
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Walter H. Edge
New Jersey
W. Averill Harriman
Shipping Board
Weather brief from Neather Tpor e Conference
Local weather summary notes cooler eastern regions and generally fair conditions for Wednesday and Thursday. The report cites a 24 hour university weather bulletin with unsettled northeast winds and mentions a southwest flow affecting the day.
Princess Patima's Afghan Diamond Sells in New York
The Dara Yal Noor diamonds, once worn by Princess Fatima, were sold for 5500 to a New York commission merchant after a sheriff’s sale due to a 1400 duty lien. Proceeds go to hotel costs and the princess, now in obscurity, plans to fund her college and a Hudson villa. Hashim Azim and Akbar accompanied her princelings at the sale.
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Associated Press
New York
Dara- Yal-Noor
Fatima
New York Commission
Hudson
Harding
Hashim
Azim
Ahkber
Patina
Receivers Appointed for Stevens-Duryea Automobile Factory
Receivers were appointed for Stevens-Duryea Automobile of Chicopee in a chancery suit by Fisk Tire and Fisk Rubber with bank creditors. The bill claims the firm owes about 1.1 million dollars against assets of roughly 4.12 million, and cites trouble converting assets to cash.
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Associated Press
Moe
Stevenas-Duroyea, Ince
Chicopee Palle
Fisk Tire Company, Inc
Chicopee Falls
Harry G. Fick
Fisk Rubber Company
Rank H. Shaw
Chicaco
Stevens-Duryea Company
Floods Estimated 190000 At Salt Lake City
Warm spring weather caused canyon streams near Salt Lake City to overflow flooding basements and surrounding homes in the Sugar House district. No danger to residents reported though property damage is estimated at about 100000.
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Salt Lake City
Associated Press
Salt Tales City
Uth
Sugar House
Oklahoma A and M Student Shot on Campus Street
Beckham Cobb a 22 year old Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College student was shot four times and killed on a street bordering the campus at noon. Earl I Gordon 25 of Miami Oklahoma was arrested after being found by Sheriff R Lillie by Cobb’s body and he claimed Cobb was after him. Both men former soldiers sent to the college for vocational training. no charges filed. Cobb's wife Hertie Sue Cobb 18 said Gordon insulted her recently. Cobb had served on the transport Otranto torpedoed in the war and suffered chronic bronchitis. Cobbs home is Birmingham Alabama Gordon's is Miami Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Stillwater
Okla
Beckham Cobb
Birmingham
Ala
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Earl I. Gordon
Miami
Olja
Jal
Cobb
R. Lillie
Gordon
Hertie Sue Cobb
Otranto
France
U S Relations With Mexico Discussed
Washington reports say President Harding and his cabinet reviewed relations with Mexico but no major decisions were reached. Secretary Hughes noted talks with Obregon at Mexico City have not secured the anti confiscatory pledge required for political recognition. A international commission option was discussed but not formally proposed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Harding
Hughes
Obregon
Mexico City
Special International Commission
Mesa Leon Oil Incorporates in New Mexico
The Mesa Leon Oil company based in Vaughn has incorporated in Santa Fe on May 9 with capital stock of $500000 and $2000 subscribed. Incorporators from Vaughn include J D Garlington BE M Harris L G McNett B A Adams and R C Northcutt each subscribing $400. Statutory agent named as W P Ol Harris.
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Santa Fe
Mesa Leon Oil Company
Vaughn
J. D. Garlington
BE. M. Harris
L. G. McNett
B. A. Adams
R. C. Northcutt
W. Pol Harris
National Woman's Party Opens Watch Tower HQ Near Capitol
The National Woman's Party unveils its new headquarters opposite the Capitol on May 21, a historic mansion once the Old Capitol. The Watch Tower, bought for about 15900 dollars, will host a national political club and formal dedication with leaders Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, Mrs. Lydia Hoyt, Mrs. John Winters Brannon, and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis among those taking part.
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Central Press
Washington
National Woman's Party
Capitol
White House
National Woman’s Party
Woman's Party
United States
Theouse
Congress
Womans Party
National Capital
O. H. P. Belmont
New York
Lydia Hoyt
John Winters Brannon
Lawrence Lewis
Philadelphia
O. HB. P. Belmont
John Winters Brannan
Lydig Hoyt
Matson Named State Treasurer in Unconfirmed Report
A. Matson of Albuquerque reportedly was appointed New Mexico state treasurer to succeed Charlies A. Strong who resigned months ago. Matson denied knowledge of the appointment, and Governor Mechem could not be reached for comment.
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A. Matson
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Charlies A. Strong
Matson
Mechem
Santa Fe
Strong
Bernalillo County
Moonshine Whiskey Tragedy Claims 15 Year Old Near La Junta
Four hours after drinking a large amount of moonshine, 15 year old Ish mael Schwein died at his home six miles east of La Junta Colorado. He allegedly obtained the whiskey from a neighbor's out house with two other boys while the neighbor attended a prayer meeting. Four men and boys were jailed pending investigation.
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Associated Press
la Junta
Colo
Ishmael Schwein
Here
Schwein
President Harding to take up horseback riding
Washington May 9 President Harding plans to ride more for open air exercise as advisers push for outdoor activity amid long hours on official business. White House aides are lining up to join the president on ride paths around Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Extradition Hearing Delayed Five Days for Arizona Case
The extradition hearing for Albuquerque bankers J. M. Raynolds Guy L. Rogers and J Bb Cox to Arizona is postponed from May 10 to May 15 by Gov Mechem at the request of Arizona counsel. They face indictment over part of the failure of the Potowbrook State Bank of Bellebrook.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
Arizona
J. M. Raynolds
Guy L. Rogers
J. Bb. Cox
Albuquerque
Illinois uses merit system in Stateville prison plan
Joliet Illinois May An iron hand and confinement do not reform prisoners says John L Whitman superintendent of Illinois prisons under whose supervision the new Stateville penitentiary is planned The Illinois idea will group prisoners by advancement and assign them to one of eight cellhouses with stages from confinement to parole and life in cottages under supervision The system stems from twenty years of psychological study led by Whitman the late Everett J Murphy and a team of experts
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Joliet
John L. Whitman
Illinois
State Penitentiary
Stateville
Here
Whitman
Everett J. Murphy
Rosenwald resigns from New Mexico insane asylum board
Cecilia Rosenwald of Las Vegas resigns as president of the board of trustees for the New Mexico hospital for the insane. Gov Mechem accepts the resignation and names Ernst Ruth to fill the vacancy with William Frank also present. The board plans a two story stone south wing addition with operating room storerooms and bedrooms.
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Santa Fe
Cecili Rosenwald
Fast Las Vegas
The
Asylum For the Insane At
M.C. Mechem
Ernst Ruth
Raton
Las Vegas
N. M
Ernest Ruth
Freton
William Frank
Las Vegas Land Grant
New Mexico Hospital For the Insane
Cecilia Rosenwald
A.T. Rogers, Jr
Carpentier-Lewis Bout Draws London Crowds
London May 9 The Georges Carpentier versus Ted Lewis fight at Blackfriars Road arena next Thursday draws large crowds prompting increased seating. Disputes over equipment and weights are settled with Carpentier possibly at 168 pounds and Lewis around 164 with Carpentier cited at about 165.
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Associated Press
London
Georges Carpentier
Ted “Kid Lewis
Blackfriar’s Road Arena
Lewis
Carpentier
Francois Descamps
Harding and Wife Plan New Jersey Weekend Visit
President and Mrs. Harding will leave Washington on Friday to join Senator Edge in New Jersey for a weekend gathering at the Sea View Golf Club Secon. The party includes Speaker and Mrs Gillett Senator and Mrs Frelinghuysen Attorney General Daugherty Brigadier General Dawes Senator Phipps Mr and Mrs F E B McLean George B Christian and Brigadier General Sawyer the president's physician.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
New Jersey
Senator Edge
Seaview Golf Club
Secon
Gillett
Frelinghuysen
Daugherty
Dawes
Phipps
Colorado
Fef
RB. McLean
George B. Christian
Sawyer
Fifteen Rail Executives Invited to White House Dinner
Fifteen of the nation’s top railroad executives were invited to a May 20 dinner at the White House to discuss rate adjustments. The Interstate Commerce Commission reported to President Harding that it lacks authority under law to set general policies on rate readjustments.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harding
White Thouse
Harding to host dinner on rail rate reform at White House
President Harding invites fifteen officials to a May 20 White House dinner to discuss the fate of railroad freight rates. The plan reportedly seeks voluntary rate reductions while preserving rail investments and facing limits from the Interstate Commerce Commission. No guest list has been released.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Transportation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Organizationa
Railroad Labor Board
Commerce Commission
Sipital
Commission
Hoover
Nevada Senate Race Grows Third Republican Candidate
The Associated Press reports a third Republican candidate for U S senator from Nevada to succeed Democrat Key Pittman. Charles S. Chandler of Ely, then speaker of the state assembly, joins Arentz and Peter Buol of Las Vegas. Colonel C H Moore of Reno also announces for U S representative.
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Associated Press
Tono
Nev
Nevada
Key Pittman
Charles 8. Chandler
Ely
State Assembly
Arentz
Peter Buol
Las Vegas
C. H. Moore
Reno
Congress
American Legion
Deadlock Breaks Over Shipping Board Salaries
The Senate and House reached a compromise on salaries for Shipping Board officials. Six officers or attorneys may be paid up to 25 000 each, two at 20 000, and other officers up to 11 000 annually. An amendment allowing thirteen officials above 11 000 was dropped, ending a deadlock and moving the appropriation bill toward Senate approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Shipping Board
Conference
Daugherty Defends War Fraud Probes Amid Partisan Clash
Attorney General Daugherty, amid a GOP push for an anti laxity probe, says preliminary examinations show enough to send cases to a grand jury as Republicans demand action on war fraud. Rep. Woodruff charges delays harmed the docket and threatens impeachment if prosecutions are not pursued on their merits.
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Washington
House
Daugherty
fAa
Department of Justice
Garrett
Mondell
Rules Committee
Woodruff
Michigan
Congress
Lincoln Motor Company
House of Representatives
Pendin Bille
District of Columbia
Yoakum elected to board of directors
St. Louis May 9 Benjamin F Yoakum former president of the St. Louis San Francisco railroad and long detached from the company was elected a member of the board of directors He said he would devote much time to rebuilding the road and its development in general
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Yoakum
St. Louis
Benjamin F Yoakum
San Francisco
Concrete around the Home booklet offered by Washington Bureau
The piece promotes concrete use for home projects from basements to septic tanks. It invites readers to request a free booklet from the Washington Information Bureau by mailing a coupon with two cents for return postage and clearly written name and address.
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Washington Information Bureau
Concrete Booklet Request From The Albuquerque Journal
A note from the Albuquerque Journal Information Bureau invites readers to enclose two cents for return postage to obtain a free copy of the Concrete Booklet. Include name street city state.
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Rector
Albuquerque Journal Inormation Bureau
Washington, D
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