Forces of Manchurian Leader Routed at Three Points
Peking barred a refuge for Chang troops as they were driven from the field. Gates of the city were closed while throngs of defeated soldiers sought shelter within the walls from pursuing forces.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1922
Page
1
Heavily beaten Chang forces barred from Peking gates
Foreigners including Mrs Atherton wife of the American secretary were shut outside the city as Chang Tso Lin’s troops faced reverses along the Machang and Hun river fronts. Consular reports say Chang’s forces evacuated towards Fengtai after heavy losses near Tientsin and Changsintien. A rescue party later opened a gate for Mrs Atherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Ang Tso-Lin
Machang
Tientsin
Chang
Hun River
Kuanhhien
Changsintien
Changsville
Fengtai
Peking
Ray Atherton
Atherton
Hhe Cly
Irish factions sign four day truce experts pass
The report notes Irish factions sign a four day truce with experts passing approval while a Russo German Rapallo pact is mentioned. The Commission of Reparations finds no violation of the Versailles treaty but reserves the right to monitor applications and enforce terms.
Eight Victims in One House as Wind Rends Property
A weather related disaster left eight people injured in a single residence when high winds struck eight miles away. A baby was torn from its mother's arms during the incident. Firefighters and rescuers responded, preserving life as neighbors mourn damaged homes and losses.
Two Young Girls Save Eight Babies From Fire
A fire in Council Bluffs today prompted a rescue by Marine aged 14 and Winnette aged 13, daughters of C. E. McGlivary. They carried several children to safety from a burning home and helped others escape from second story windows. One girl jumped from a window, dropping an eight month old to its mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fresc. Council
Bluffs, Tows
Marine
Winnette
C. E. McGlivary
Win- Route
Former Senator Gronna Dies At Home In Lakota
Former United States Senator Gronna of North Dakota died at his Lakota home. He was 64 and had recently returned from Rochester Minnesota after an operation for cancer. An Independent candidate for the Republican nomination, he was known as an authority on farm issues and authored key farm and bank deposit measures. Born December 10, 1858, he moved to Dakota Territory in 1879 after teaching in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakota
Gronna
United States
Nort Dakota
Rochester
Minn
United States Senate
Drs. Mayo
Senate ‘Agricultural Committee
Clyton County
Iowa
Wilmington
Dakota Territory
British and Germans Hold Secret Genoa Meeting
The German chancellor Wirth and foreign minister Rathenau met Premier Lloyd George at his Genoa villa for several hours. Rumors say they discussed Germany's reparations situation. Britain still backs summoning allies to review Versailles treaty measures before May 31. Russians study the Russian reconstruction memorandum and may respond by Saturday as France and Belgium hold firm on Article Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Dr. Wirth
Rathenau
Lloyd George
Lord Birkenhead
Edward Grigg
Germany
Rakovsky
Tehitehern
Litvinoff
France
Belgium
Santa Margherita
Tehitcherin
Poincare
MM. Barthou
Plan to unite Free State nears success in Dublin talks
Dublin May 4 peace conference between rival Irish factions agreed on a truce and steps toward unity under Eamonn de Valera. If final agreement passes, de Valera’s followers gain cabinet share and a transition plan may extend control until December. Additional talks address elections and defense jurisdiction amid continued violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Owen
Butty
Tian Lynch
Dail Eireann
Eamonn de Valera
Dail
de Valera
of Slat
Eer
Labor
Thi
Ita
Iif
Michael Collins
Richard Mulcahy
Kilkenny
Nurse Knox Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
In Westmoreland county court at Montross a jury convicted Miss Sarah E. Knox, a Baltimore nurse, of murdering Mrs. Margaret L. Eastlake at Colonial Beach last September. The verdict carries a 20 year state prison term. The courtroom was crowded as Knox, brought from jail, heard the sentence with no visible emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montross
Westmoreland County
Sarah E. Knox
Baltimore
Margaret L. Eastlake
Colonial Beach
Shrine Circus Parade Draws Thousands in Butte
The Bagdad Shrine circus parade opened amid shrill whistles, sirens, and braying mules as thousands filled Park Street and surrounding blocks. Led by the Shrine band and Bagdad patrol, the procession featured colonial marshal John Herkin and a long line of floats. Inside the venue, vendors sold ham and bacon and varied trinkets as crowds surged for openings at the Twentieth Century and Odeon halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Park Street
Shrine Band
Bagdad Patrol
John’ Herkin
Odeon
Shrine
Bedlam
Shrine Circus
Awards Made At Scout Court 10 to Be Tonight
At the Boy Scout court of honor in the chamber of commerce tonight meritorious ranks will be awarded to Butte Scouts. John Mccarthy of troop 20 will receive the Eagle Scout degree the highest rank. The ceremony begins at 7 45 PM and is open to the public for parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
John Mccarthy
Troop 20
French Uncover Red Spy Scheme Explosive Arrests
Paris reports a French police breakthrough claiming a large espionage network run by communists for the Soviet government. About 200 operatives span Brest Lorient Toulon and central factories with stolen Brest arsenal documents. Further details expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
France
Brest
Lorient
Toulon
Probe of Klan to be started Monday
Los Angeles May 4 The Los Angeles county grand jury will hear witnesses Monday in its investigation of the Inglewood raid in which Constable Mosher, alleged Klan member, was fatally wounded. The jury of eighteen men and one woman was sworn this morning by Superior Judge Frederick W. Houser with R. W. George of Whitten, an orange grower, chosen foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarocaren
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Inglewood
Mr. Mosher
Frederick W. Houser
R. W. George
Whitten
Tudge Houser
Ku K Klan
Reparations Commission Finds No Immediate Violation in Rapallo
In a long note to the German government the reparations commission says no immediate violation of Versailles is shown by the Russo German Rapallo treaty. It reserves the right to closely examine treaty applications and protect allied liens on German resources amid disappointment in Paris and official circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Reparations Commission
Genoa
Fronen
Germany
Exper
Commission
Tornado Hits Austin Wrecks West Side Town
A May 4 tornado ripped through Austin, injuring nine and causing about 400000 dollars in property damage. The storm swept to Oakhill eight miles southwest, with deaths including a Padgett child and injuries to several others. Parents were carried briefly by the winds but survived. Information from Oakhill was incomplete and counts may rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Oakhill
Debating Tariff Estimate Prolonged, Senate Hearings Opening
On September 29 1946 Senator McCumber Republican North Dakota presented a tariff debate estimate to the Senate. He remarked that experts based calculations on the roughly 2000 amendments already acted on in a single day. He warned the debate could extend for decades if extraneous issues continued and urged focusing on the bill to reach a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Cumber
Borah accuses Bakhmeteff of loan misuse for private gain
Senator Borah charged that Boris Bakhmeteff, Russia's last ambassador to the United States, used part of the 187 million dollar U.S. loan to the Kerensky government for private gain. He alleged funds were invested in New York and Chicago holdings via a holding company he organized. Borah also criticized continued diplomatic privileges for Bakhmeteff and warned about a possible Russian revolution influence via General Gregorie Semenoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Boris Bakhmeteff
United States
State Department
Borak
Taaho
Senate
al. Bakhmeteft
Kerensky
Russia
New York
Chicago
Borah
M. Bakhmeteff
Idaho
Gregorie Semenot
Senate Tabor Committee
M. Bakhmeteft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roperty
Senator Gronna
Bagdad’s Prize
Ted
Free State
Cabinet
Major Moore
Londonderry Orangemen
Molenan
Donegal
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
Repu
Sury
Bagdad
Scout Court
Pennfield
U. S
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